Speaker 1: Wake Up, Wake of the Mall, and it's Alreadio and
Speaker 1: the Dodgers held lunch spots more get to the favorite out.
Speaker 2: It's trying to put you.
Speaker 3: Through the fog.
Speaker 2: He's running his Wig's Next Kit.
Speaker 4: And Bobby's on the box.
Speaker 5: So you know what this is?
Speaker 6: This the Bobby Bolls time for the news.
Speaker 7: Bobby's a fifteen year old kid who created a soap
Speaker 7: that could treat skin cancer.
Speaker 6: He's fifteen. Was named Time's twenty twenty four Kid of
Speaker 6: the Year. Whoa he may need to elevate.
Speaker 8: Where do we get the soap human of the Year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 7: A teen who created the soap that could transform transform
Speaker 7: skin cancer treatment was chosen.
Speaker 6: He's from Virginia.
Speaker 7: He is a fifteen year old scientist quote who could
Speaker 7: change how we treat skin cancer.
Speaker 8: It's absolutely incredible.
Speaker 7: Think one day at bars so may be able to
Speaker 7: make a direct impact in somebody else's life. He said,
Speaker 7: that's the reason I started this all in the first place.
Speaker 7: The team was chosen after he created a soap that
Speaker 7: could be more accessible in delivering medication to treat skin cancers,
Speaker 7: including melanoma.
Speaker 8: That's from Yahoo.
Speaker 7: Dang fifteen, He's going to be so rich, is he
Speaker 7: or or or it's funny that's what you think's.
Speaker 6: Already like working so hard and smart at fifteen. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but my point is a lot of these professions.
Speaker 7: You can be a doctor, or you can you can
Speaker 7: go and be specifically into some kind of cant and
Speaker 7: you're not you can be fue well, but you're not
Speaker 7: gonna be so rich.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying he's already moving at something like at fifteen,
Speaker 6: what were we doing? I know, I hear you.
Speaker 7: But some of these kids that want to change the world,
Speaker 7: they don't choose careers that make them so rich.
Speaker 6: They change careers.
Speaker 7: They choose careers that change the world in a better
Speaker 7: place that oddly don't pay as much as like professional.
Speaker 8: Athletes, you're rich in another way.
Speaker 6: Sure, that's not what they're thinking. And they want to
Speaker 6: retire so bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're going to be going to school. Yeah, like
Speaker 2: it's gonna take them till their fifties day.
Speaker 6: Scholarships to med school yeah, like full paid really Yeah.
Speaker 9: And then we've we've had stories on the show before
Speaker 9: where people have wiped medical debt like they're.
Speaker 7: Like, oh, we're going to just pay No, I'm not
Speaker 7: talking about that though, because like whenever I was going
Speaker 7: to school, I knew if I did not get a
Speaker 7: great score on my ACT I would not be able
Speaker 7: to go to college. So started working hard. Seventh grade
Speaker 7: nailed it, which is pretty young to nail it. I
Speaker 7: was pretty good at taking those standardized tests. Got to
Speaker 7: the point where that's how I got into whatever school
Speaker 7: I was going to go to. I ended up going
Speaker 7: to school that was near my radio job. So, but
Speaker 7: I understand that scholarship. Let's say you finish all of
Speaker 7: your undergrad you're going to med school. You're going to
Speaker 7: Harvard as med school, right, I assume, yeah, probably, Well
Speaker 7: they give you a full scholarship to med school.
Speaker 6: I've never heard of.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying there isn't, but I've never heard of
Speaker 7: anyone go got a full med scholarship.
Speaker 6: I always here, got to pay off my med debt.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think they do.
Speaker 9: I think for yeah, some Why would you not have
Speaker 9: opportunities for people that are very bright that maybe can't
Speaker 9: afford it?
Speaker 6: I agree with that, why but I.
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, all right, moving on the Journal of Economic Entomology.
Speaker 7: Sounds super boring, But they say, whatever you're using to
Speaker 7: kill cockroaches. You're buying its store and not really working.
Speaker 5: Like raid.
Speaker 7: If you use bug spray to kill cockroaches, you're wasting
Speaker 7: your money. Experts they consumer roach sprays are mostly ineffective,
Speaker 7: little to no value. Scientists found that roach spray is
Speaker 7: available to the public kill less than twenty percent of
Speaker 7: the pests, which makes sense because they're like, if there's
Speaker 7: a nuclear boom, you know what lives the roaches?
Speaker 6: Oh, they say that.
Speaker 7: So they say, if you do have a roach problem,
Speaker 7: it is even better with your finances to hire somebody
Speaker 7: than to deal with roach spray over at four or
Speaker 7: five six months because it's not gonna work.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 6: So this is like the one where you spray the
Speaker 6: edges of your wall to make sure they don't come
Speaker 6: back in it.
Speaker 4: You'd be like, because I was gonna say, when you
Speaker 4: spray it on them, man, I see that thing flip right.
Speaker 7: Over and I'm drowning that you can do that with anyone. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: I think you spray wind decks any of that stuff.
Speaker 8: True.
Speaker 7: Watching five hours a day of TV increases the risk
Speaker 7: of dementia by nearly fifty percent. Watching too much television
Speaker 7: does increase of people who watch more than five hours
Speaker 7: of TV a day.
Speaker 6: And I'm assuming this is not over one day, it's
Speaker 6: over a long period of time.
Speaker 8: Am I go?
Speaker 9: Word if you're reading close captions though too, because like
Speaker 9: then you're working in your brain.
Speaker 8: Oh, literature, you would say watch time.
Speaker 7: Researchers say high TV viewing time over the years does
Speaker 7: increase the risk of various brain related disorders. But I
Speaker 7: would say it's not so cut and dry as a
Speaker 7: doctor myself that if you're spending that much time watching television,
Speaker 7: you're probably not spending to other time doing things that
Speaker 7: would be effective for your brain, mind and body. So
Speaker 7: it's not just watching the TV as probably, it's probably, yeah,
Speaker 7: the other things you're not doing it would help. Oh
Speaker 7: by the way, tomorrow, on Tuesday reviewesday where we review
Speaker 7: all of our shows, we definitely bene something over the
Speaker 7: wekend over two days.
Speaker 6: We spent over five hours a day watching Oh wow,
Speaker 6: it is a good one. I got a new one, and.
Speaker 7: I've never heard anybody talk about the show. But tomorrow
Speaker 7: I'm about to give you a show that you're going
Speaker 7: to want to watch in a day or two. Okay,
Speaker 7: it's rare to get a Benji. When you get a Benji,
Speaker 7: you feel so lucky, like I love it so much
Speaker 7: on a binge it all right?
Speaker 6: Didn't it great to have the feeling of it?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah yeah, look forward to you.
Speaker 6: Just identify a benji and you can't always do it
Speaker 6: calling it a benji. I just made that up.
Speaker 7: It's like something you want to binge a benji. I
Speaker 7: want to play this voicemail. This is Marcy from Illinois.
Speaker 10: This morning, on my way to church, I got pulled
Speaker 10: over for rolling through a staff sign. And while I
Speaker 10: was waiting for the policeman to check out my identification, etc.
Speaker 10: I turned on the radio and I'm happy to say
Speaker 10: Chicago has Bobby Bones back. I didn't know this. I'm
Speaker 10: so excited. Even though I didn't get a ticket, I
Speaker 10: got a warning. So two things happened to me that
Speaker 10: were absolutely great.
Speaker 11: I'm so happy.
Speaker 10: Welcome back to Chicago. I'm so glad that you're one
Speaker 10: of two point three Welcome.
Speaker 8: Back to Chicago.
Speaker 10: Yay, Bobby Buns and crew.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 7: That's how we feel too. Please tell your friends we
Speaker 7: need it. It's Chicago Lance Free Country ninety eight three
Speaker 7: and one O two three. Please tell your friends literally,
Speaker 7: please put my mom please. We went on to Chicago
Speaker 7: and Atlanta, and please tell your friends because they're going
Speaker 7: to rip us off if you don't. We'll be on
Speaker 7: there for like three days. And they're like, well, you
Speaker 7: didn't have everybody in the city. Time to get off
Speaker 7: the air. Please tell your friends, all right. Here's another one.
Speaker 7: A woman tries to run her boyfriend over with a
Speaker 7: car and route a couples therapy.
Speaker 12: Oh well, they were on their way to help wait
Speaker 12: for the therapy part. Or did you hit them a
Speaker 12: little too early because the therapy part. A thirty year
Speaker 12: old woman's a custody after an incident on the way
Speaker 12: to couples therapy. Veronica was arrested for second degree assault,
Speaker 12: criminal vehicular operation, a lot of stuff.
Speaker 7: They were driving a couple therapy with a boyfriend. They
Speaker 7: had been a couple for about a year. Hey, look though,
Speaker 7: they were as a boyfriend girlfriend a couple therapy.
Speaker 8: Like that's healthy, healthy, Yeah, I wonder how many boyfriend
Speaker 8: girlfriends do that.
Speaker 6: Well, they were look at them. I'm happy for him.
Speaker 8: It's not like they're gonna make it.
Speaker 6: Oh, hold on a minute.
Speaker 7: Yeah, While driving on the way to the therapist, the
Speaker 7: boyfriend announced he was breaking up their relationship and said,
Speaker 7: just take me home. Oh she didn't, stopped the car,
Speaker 7: demanded he get out of the car. He this is
Speaker 7: on him, walked in front of the car. Listen, bro,
Speaker 7: when you're demanding to get out of the car because
Speaker 7: there's a fight, do not walk in front of the car.
Speaker 7: Walk behind the car, walk the other direction. Do not
Speaker 7: walk in front of the car. And so then she
Speaker 7: nailed the gas pedal to run him over, which is
Speaker 7: also on her. But bro, you can't walk in front
Speaker 7: of the car whenever you break up with somebody, Okay
Speaker 7: who it is. He then smashed into the windshield, h
Speaker 7: rolled across the hood of the vehicle, shattered the windshield,
Speaker 7: only heard his elbow like glass red his elbow. When
Speaker 7: a custodies, she claimed her cracked windshield was caused by
Speaker 7: her boyfriend punching the glass, not his body weight. Bro,
Speaker 7: you gotta be able to jake paul that thing to
Speaker 7: punch through that glass. There's no way that glass is
Speaker 7: so hard you're not gonna punch their glass. That's from
Speaker 7: Fox News.
Speaker 9: A lot of.
Speaker 7: Mistakes are made here, but I do commend them for
Speaker 7: going to couples therapy as a boyfriend girlfriend for them. Yeah,
Speaker 7: good for them. I really feel like they can work
Speaker 7: this thing out. Have you ever walked out of the car.
Speaker 6: No, I've done it. I will just wait call the story.
Speaker 5: I want to back to it.
Speaker 7: I want to come back to I will just wait
Speaker 7: because one, I don't want to get left. And then two,
Speaker 7: if they're like, let me out of the car, that's
Speaker 7: never happened to me either. I know that I'm so stubborn.
Speaker 7: I will drive off and then something will happen to them,
Speaker 7: and then I'll be on the hook for it. So
Speaker 7: I'm able to compartmentalize. You can think about this stuff.
Speaker 8: Those emotions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, rage only gets me when Arkansas loses the football game.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 7: That's the only time I see red in my eyes.
Speaker 7: All right, that's the news, Bobby. This is what's referred
Speaker 7: to as a band aid segment where I don't tease it,
Speaker 7: there's no build up to it. We just ripped the
Speaker 7: band aid off. I've never called it that until now,
Speaker 7: but if you ever hear of a band aid segment,
Speaker 7: that's what it's going to be for now on. Okay, Hey,
Speaker 7: I didn't before going into the segment, and tease anything
Speaker 7: band Aid segment, ready.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, man in uniform and I broke up.
Speaker 7: Oh, so that is Morgan didn't want to do a
Speaker 7: big bit build out lunchbox. Well, Morgan, also, I've known
Speaker 7: for a bit because I will try to make sure
Speaker 7: that the show doesn't migrate to going in on something,
Speaker 7: just to give her a little space.
Speaker 6: And so she was like, Hey, this happened, it's cool.
Speaker 7: I felt like it's my job to protect her for
Speaker 7: a little bit, so if it goes somewhere, I can
Speaker 7: boot it out until she's comfortable right a little behind
Speaker 7: the scenes, she did also come and say I would
Speaker 7: like to say it now and get it over with
Speaker 7: because it will be brought up again in normal discussion.
Speaker 7: And I commend her for that because she's looking out
Speaker 7: for herself by doing that. But this is always a
Speaker 7: hard segment. So I'm also vamping here to let her
Speaker 7: catch her breath again because I know that was hard
Speaker 7: for her to say. So We're gonna give you all
Speaker 7: the space that you want or need, and you can
Speaker 7: lead us in whichever direction you like.
Speaker 13: Morgan, I was completely blindsided. I didn't know this was coming.
Speaker 13: I didn't see it coming. I protected myself in every
Speaker 13: way that I possibly could, and thought that I had
Speaker 13: found somebody, that this was it. And you guys heard
Speaker 13: that in me talking about it on the show. But
Speaker 13: he uh, as we were about to move in together.
Speaker 13: I guess you could say, as you what to move
Speaker 13: in together, we were about to move in together, had
Speaker 13: a epiphany man in uniform is Jewish and decided, because
Speaker 13: I'm not Jewish, that's not what he wanted. So we
Speaker 13: had multiple conversations about it. I thought we were on
Speaker 13: the same page, which is why I was completely blindsided.
Speaker 8: But I guess we weren't. And that's where we are now.
Speaker 7: Can I give you a Oh, it's such a light
Speaker 7: like fractional positive, But can I give you a fractional positive?
Speaker 6: You didn't pick a freaking loser. And I think that
Speaker 6: that for the first time, like as your friend, like,
Speaker 6: that's big growth.
Speaker 7: This sucks for now. No, I'm not taking away this
Speaker 7: sucks for you in any way, but I think that
Speaker 7: you're maturing and actually knowing what you want in a
Speaker 7: relationship and from our life with you, I think you
Speaker 7: have started to look for more quality guys and for
Speaker 7: what they stand for and believe in and I know
Speaker 7: right now it doesn't help you feel better, but like
Speaker 7: this was, this is a mild wind in your in
Speaker 7: your growth as a human that I totally get. If
Speaker 7: you guys aren't compatible on that level, don't go further
Speaker 7: at all. And I'm sure it hurts for both of
Speaker 7: you and sucks for both of you. And I'm gonna
Speaker 7: stop talking because I'm not even sure what I even ask,
Speaker 7: but that really sucks.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can ask that.
Speaker 13: I do feel good about the fact that I finally
Speaker 13: found someone who gave me hope that there are good
Speaker 13: men out there, but it sucks all the more because
Speaker 13: of that, again, because I was blindsided.
Speaker 3: In thinking that this was this was it?
Speaker 6: Did he want you convert?
Speaker 5: Was that it?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: You know, really like I don't think that would have mattered.
Speaker 5: Was he.
Speaker 6: Practicing or born or both?
Speaker 5: Born?
Speaker 6: Okay, so does he practice Judaism?
Speaker 13: Was that it was that's more the culture thing, not
Speaker 13: as much practicing, which is why, like when we had
Speaker 13: conversations about it, it kind of really threw me because.
Speaker 8: I didn't see that at all.
Speaker 13: And that's why when we were to have conversations about
Speaker 13: I thought we were on the same page. But as
Speaker 13: you know, we got more serious and stuff. It just
Speaker 13: became that that's going to be more important for him
Speaker 13: in the future.
Speaker 6: I suppose does he want to find a Jewish wife.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think good job by him, because this definitely
Speaker 7: could have gone a lot farther and he could have
Speaker 7: pulled that thread a little later, which would have been
Speaker 7: even harder.
Speaker 6: I think good job by you by picking somebody that
Speaker 6: was worth the crap.
Speaker 7: It still very much sucks, and I'm very sorry because
Speaker 7: I know you were, like you're fundamentally you are excited
Speaker 7: about the future, and that's you'll look back at this
Speaker 7: as big time growth, big time growth. You can't write
Speaker 7: that sucks, It really sucks.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry. Yeah, there's.
Speaker 13: Not a lot of people out there that can relate
Speaker 13: to this particular topic, which also makes it harder and
Speaker 13: really hard for me to understand.
Speaker 7: But I do.
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 13: I am really happy that one day I can't and
Speaker 13: look at this scenario and know that I found somebody
Speaker 13: that was good and I now can see out.
Speaker 3: There that there is going to be good.
Speaker 7: I think this is actually something that happens more than
Speaker 7: you think. And I'm not saying you're specific Jewish and
Speaker 7: Christian but I think there are a lot of couples
Speaker 7: that struggle with again I'll use the word like fundamental foundation,
Speaker 7: that they don't come from that same spiritual background or
Speaker 7: even same religion, and they have to figure a way
Speaker 7: to make it work. I have very close friends that
Speaker 7: have gone through some extremely difficult times because they do
Speaker 7: have like a they even call.
Speaker 8: It like a split.
Speaker 7: I think interfaith, and it's it's it's it's difficult, but
Speaker 7: it's again, it's really great that you guys identified that
Speaker 7: now because it just works.
Speaker 8: It's been way, way, way, way harder, and then you're
Speaker 8: sharing right now.
Speaker 9: Even as hard as as it is, it may prompt
Speaker 9: conversations that other people need to have, like hearing this,
Speaker 9: like even though it's painful and hard, somebody listening right
Speaker 9: now is going to be encouraged of like, oh, this
Speaker 9: is a conversation that I haven't had yet in my
Speaker 9: relationship and I maybe need to do it, and it
Speaker 9: may help them get through either whatever direction they're.
Speaker 5: Going to go.
Speaker 8: It's a conversation that sometimes people.
Speaker 9: Avoid or realize untill it gets too late and they're like, oh, shoot,
Speaker 9: we didn't discuss this, and what if we want to
Speaker 9: have kids, and then how are we going to raise them?
Speaker 9: And you know it's snowballs.
Speaker 7: So is there a chance you guys have a discussion
Speaker 7: about it later and change your minds?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 13: We had a follow up conversation after the breakup happened,
Speaker 13: and he seemed very sure in his decision. So I
Speaker 13: don't think there's anything that I could have done or
Speaker 13: could do differently for him, And that sucks for me.
Speaker 3: But I do still believe he's a great human, which
Speaker 3: also sucks.
Speaker 6: And two things can be true at the same time.
Speaker 6: One this is just sucks.
Speaker 7: I'm really sorry because it sucks and your heart hurts
Speaker 7: and hates that for you as a person. But it also,
Speaker 7: I think is a good thing that it happened now
Speaker 7: and not later after you lived with each other and
Speaker 7: made it even harder, which would then make if you
Speaker 7: did decide to get married and keep hunting it kicking
Speaker 7: the can God dang, yeah.
Speaker 8: Could have made it so much worse.
Speaker 3: So I am thankful for that.
Speaker 6: Well, well, he hurts really bad, right, I'm sure it does.
Speaker 7: Sorry, Morgan, And I know Lunchbox his eyes got big
Speaker 7: because it was gonna be like love Bomb told you
Speaker 7: but it wasn't that at all.
Speaker 6: And then you know, his eyes got lowered, you know,
Speaker 6: an he lowered his head down real quick because yeah,
Speaker 6: he's saying anything.
Speaker 2: I got a couple theories.
Speaker 6: There are theories to have she told you what happened.
Speaker 8: No, this is I don't even know that.
Speaker 14: I don't even know.
Speaker 8: It's too soon. This is why, right at the beginning,
Speaker 8: I'm like, lunchbox. I looked at him, and I was like,
Speaker 8: lunch fox.
Speaker 6: No, maybe that's why he looks That's why I looked.
Speaker 15: At She's clearly in pain.
Speaker 9: Right now. Yeah, right at the beginning, did you see
Speaker 9: I looked back and I go lunchbox because I.
Speaker 8: Knew he was about to just like go in, what's
Speaker 8: one what's happen?
Speaker 4: What's one of the theories, Well, part of mine, just
Speaker 4: hearing her talk, okay, is he got cold feet about
Speaker 4: the moving in because she said we were about to
Speaker 4: move in together, and so he looked for the one
Speaker 4: thing that he knew.
Speaker 2: He could use as the excuse because she.
Speaker 4: Said they had multiple conversations about it and they were
Speaker 4: on the same page.
Speaker 2: So I think the moving in like freaked him out.
Speaker 6: Well, let's go to Morgan Morgan, your theory, your thoughts
Speaker 6: on that theory.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was that because he's the one
Speaker 3: who brought it up. I was never I was never
Speaker 3: pursuing that.
Speaker 13: That was never something that I pushed, and it came
Speaker 13: very naturally into the conversation and he was very consistent.
Speaker 3: There was even like a moment where I was like,
Speaker 3: I'm not getting rid of.
Speaker 13: Any of my stuff because we're not married and I'm
Speaker 13: not going there. I don't want to do this, and
Speaker 13: he assured me that this is this is happening, and
Speaker 13: we were moving forward. So there was no part of
Speaker 13: me that believed the cold feat thing was going to happen.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's one theory, get it down.
Speaker 4: Second second theory she does get out of the way
Speaker 4: is that he had been waiting to meet me, and
Speaker 4: then now that he did, he was like, all right,
Speaker 4: I can break.
Speaker 8: Up that one. I can probably sign yeah.
Speaker 6: Because a lot of us.
Speaker 2: And then it's like, all right, now that I got
Speaker 2: to meet Lunch, I can So.
Speaker 6: The whole relationship he was just using her to get
Speaker 6: to you sounds like it.
Speaker 2: I mean, he did ask me if I wanted to
Speaker 2: go run with him.
Speaker 7: That's the one guys, I can kind of sign again.
Speaker 7: I gotta believe Morgan. It really sucks. We're laughing now
Speaker 7: because we're just trying to lighten it up a little bit.
Speaker 7: But weaker people have gotten through harder things. And you're
Speaker 7: gonna crush this. You're gonna grow from it, You're gonna
Speaker 7: learn from it. You didn't pick a loser. And I think,
Speaker 7: as as funny as that sounds for me to say,
Speaker 7: like that shows your growth and I'm sorry it.
Speaker 13: Happened, you know, I will say there is a moment
Speaker 13: for me this weekend, as I'm trying to process everything.
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 13: My dog that you had mentioned that my new foster, Sunshine,
Speaker 13: got adopted, and I was taking her to her new home,
Speaker 13: and I looked at her and I was like, you're
Speaker 13: so special, and I know this is scary, and I
Speaker 13: know that you're afraid of what's to come, but this
Speaker 13: is gonna be so beautiful for you.
Speaker 3: And as I was telling her that, I was like,
Speaker 3: what the crap am I doing? Why can I say
Speaker 3: that to her? But I can't say it to myself
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 13: And there was some healing in that, So that was
Speaker 13: kind of a bright spot amongst all of this as well.
Speaker 7: Would it help you if we promoted your podcast? At
Speaker 7: least you get some strange podcasts from this. I think
Speaker 7: that would be a good idea. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Morgan.
Speaker 6: The name of your.
Speaker 8: Podcast is Take This Personally? Oh what, what's the name
Speaker 8: of her podcast?
Speaker 2: Maybe he took something personally from the podcast? So dumb right?
Speaker 7: Maybe here with the theory he wanted to meet you.
Speaker 7: Check out Morgan's podcast Take This Personally.
Speaker 6: We care about you.
Speaker 7: You're gonna be fine. It sucks right now, and that's okay,
Speaker 7: and it should suck right now.
Speaker 2: Are you back on Hunge a weekend like lunch?
Speaker 8: Fine? Let's go to Nicole in Missouri.
Speaker 2: Hey Nicole, you're on the show.
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 11: I was wondering if you all could help me kind
Speaker 11: of turn my son's.
Speaker 6: Day around, turn your son's day around?
Speaker 8: Is that what she said?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, go ahead, how can.
Speaker 5: We do that?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 11: He Today was his first day of middle school and
Speaker 11: he was really really nervous, and unfortunately the boss forgot
Speaker 11: about him, which resulted in him being about an hour
Speaker 11: late to school since we live pretty far from the school.
Speaker 6: Okay, so did the bus forget about him or did did?
Speaker 7: Was? Are you sure it was a bus problem And
Speaker 7: it wasn't a he was like late to the bus stop.
Speaker 7: It's squarely on the bus, not the mom.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 11: I called and they said that they forgot about him.
Speaker 6: Okay, good, okay, now that's right. That's yeah, that's like that.
Speaker 7: And then you're an hour late. So you walk in
Speaker 7: as well, and everybody's like, oh, I hate that. Okay,
Speaker 7: go ahead, and so he goes and have you talked
Speaker 7: to him since you dropped him off?
Speaker 11: No, the bus actually came back to get him because
Speaker 11: my other child was starting kindergarten and we had to
Speaker 11: be here.
Speaker 8: For her bus.
Speaker 7: So the remember the kindergarten, but just forgot the middle schooler. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so what what do you think we can do? We'll
Speaker 7: ask you what can we do to help turn his
Speaker 7: day around?
Speaker 11: Well, he loves loves the show, So if you could
Speaker 11: just give him some words of encouragement and he can
Speaker 11: go back and listen, I think it might make his
Speaker 11: day a little bit better.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: What's his name again, Jonathan? Jonathan?
Speaker 7: It's Bob and it's the whole show here and today
Speaker 7: was day one. Can't get any worse.
Speaker 6: It's gonna get better. It's gonna get a lot better.
Speaker 8: Buddy the low Yeah, that kind of stinks.
Speaker 6: I'm be honest with you.
Speaker 8: When the bus forgets you.
Speaker 6: However, now that bus drive rows you so yeah.
Speaker 7: So if you're a few minutes light, but they're gonna
Speaker 7: wait on you first uh second of all, like you know,
Speaker 7: you probably walk into a classroom. And I was a
Speaker 7: new kid at school so many times in my life
Speaker 7: because we would just have to move and I hated it. However,
Speaker 7: it made me so good and this is one insence,
Speaker 7: but it made me so good at being a chameleon
Speaker 7: and like not making friends but blending in and like
Speaker 7: learning my environment, which I still use every day. It
Speaker 7: may feel weird that you went in and all those
Speaker 7: kids are looking at you, like, who's this guy? Which,
Speaker 7: by the way, was it like new kids too that
Speaker 7: come to that school? Or's all the same old friends
Speaker 7: all new kids?
Speaker 6: What does he have?
Speaker 2: Like a fit?
Speaker 7: I win need to hook him up with something like
Speaker 7: what is he like? Because I could say all these
Speaker 7: words he's middle schooler, who cares? We need to give
Speaker 7: him a give him?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What does he like?
Speaker 11: He's big into baseball and football?
Speaker 6: Okay, what's his favorite football team?
Speaker 11: Uh, Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 6: Okay, Okay, see I don't have anything Kansas City.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 6: How about okay, what's your favorite baseball team?
Speaker 11: I'm seeing with Cardinals.
Speaker 8: Okay, we got I do have some Cardinals.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: So here's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 7: First of all, I'm gonna I'm just giving your address
Speaker 7: and I'm gonna send him like, I have some really
Speaker 7: cool Cardinals baseball cards my personal collection. I'm gonna send
Speaker 7: us some baseball cards. We're all gonna sign a baseball
Speaker 7: from the show. We're just gonna send them a whole
Speaker 7: box of stuff. And Jonathan, Jonathan, you're gonna get a
Speaker 7: cool box of stuff. Just know that it's gonna get better.
Speaker 7: Who cares anyway, And really it's just another day, Jonathan.
Speaker 7: You're gonna look back and be like, that's a funny
Speaker 7: first day of school and a little bit probably hold
Speaker 7: againt your mom and get like the free ice cream
Speaker 7: or something if I'm being honest, because you could be like,
Speaker 7: I'm still sad, mom even though you're not, and get
Speaker 7: some free ice cream.
Speaker 6: But we're gonna send you Johnson a whole deal.
Speaker 7: Tomorrow will be a much better day, and hopefully you
Speaker 7: call us after you get this package of stuff we're
Speaker 7: gonna send you, and well, you come visit us sometime
Speaker 7: if you ever in town too.
Speaker 6: How about that's a pretty good gift.
Speaker 11: That would be great. He'll be so happy. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 11: thank you so much.
Speaker 2: You're welcome.
Speaker 6: Do you have a favorite player?
Speaker 11: Molina is probably his favorite player.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but God.
Speaker 7: Doesn't play anymore. Yeah, I know because we got to
Speaker 7: like call somebody at the Cardinals and been like, okay,
Speaker 7: let us work on something for him. We're gonna send
Speaker 7: him a whole box of cool stuff. And Jonathan, you
Speaker 7: got this, buddy, it's just another day. You're all good.
Speaker 7: And then we will well, we'll send them some stuff
Speaker 7: to your house. Okay, don't hang up.
Speaker 8: Okay, thank you, Okay, you put it on hold. I
Speaker 8: gotta go home now. And again in on my collection,
Speaker 8: see what you got? I practice some yaddies. I saw
Speaker 8: one that I have for sure. So we'll get us
Speaker 8: some cards and we'll sign some stuff.
Speaker 14: Bobby Bone show.
Speaker 5: Sorry up today.
Speaker 2: This story comes us from Roseberg, Oregon.
Speaker 4: A woman driving a van with Nana's Sweet Treats on
Speaker 4: the side was running low on gas. She's like, where
Speaker 4: am I going to get some gas? Sees the U
Speaker 4: haul shop. It's like, ah, they got gas in those things.
Speaker 4: So she starts siphoning the gas, and while she's doing it,
Speaker 4: she's like, you know, I really need a cigarette right now.
Speaker 2: Of course, lit up her cigarette.
Speaker 8: Boole in her mouth and everything, right.
Speaker 14: Yeah, lit up two U hauls. It caught him on fire.
Speaker 7: I wonder if she just had a hose, because we
Speaker 7: used to siphon gas, not from other people, but we
Speaker 7: would take gas because we have a lot of money.
Speaker 7: And so if one car had gas and the other
Speaker 7: one didn't, you would siphon a little bit from one
Speaker 7: to the other. But we would had a water hose
Speaker 7: and you'd cut the ends of the water hose. One
Speaker 7: goes in and you cash, and then you try to
Speaker 7: time it so you have to oh right, and you
Speaker 7: have to stick it into the hole.
Speaker 6: But you would get gas in your mouth every time.
Speaker 7: So that's when he was like cigarette. I was like,
Speaker 7: it's not gonna be good. But yeah, I'm surprised she
Speaker 7: didn't burn. I mean you, but still, what does it
Speaker 7: tast like?
Speaker 6: I mean, it's gas, terrible gas, and so everything is.
Speaker 14: Fire yeah, lit up to U haul. She was charged
Speaker 14: with arson and.
Speaker 6: Then again did she have a hose with her? This
Speaker 6: is a normal thing, all right.
Speaker 14: I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story.
Speaker 5: Of the day.
Speaker 6: We do a segment called.
Speaker 2: Spill the Tea, and then let's spill the Tea.
Speaker 7: Somebody tattles Lunchbox would like to do a recap and
Speaker 7: what he calls the worst spill the tea in the
Speaker 7: history of the show, because what was the tea that
Speaker 7: was spilled that.
Speaker 4: I was at the Chris Stapleton concert and some fan
Speaker 4: or came up and tapped me on the shoulder said hey,
Speaker 4: do you want to take a picture?
Speaker 2: And I was like, yeah, we can take a picture.
Speaker 4: But they just wanted me to take a picture of
Speaker 4: them with their wife and they didn't want me in
Speaker 4: the picture.
Speaker 7: Which was funny, Yeah, hilarious, And I didn't think that
Speaker 7: would needed to be anonymous, like we do we have
Speaker 7: the anonymous clip.
Speaker 6: Okay, here's what happened.
Speaker 5: Well, I was waiting to see if Lunchbox was going
Speaker 5: to confess a super awkward moment that happened to him
Speaker 5: over the weekend, but I don't think he is so here.
Speaker 5: I am spilling the tea.
Speaker 8: So it was such a good it was even a
Speaker 8: wholesome one. Just funny.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that one.
Speaker 7: I thought whomever said it could have just said it
Speaker 7: without worried about the repercussions.
Speaker 6: However, you think it's the worst one ever?
Speaker 4: Because why because then we have a side studio where
Speaker 4: we record commercials and stuff, and I go in there
Speaker 4: to record a commercial the other day and the idiot
Speaker 4: left the audio up. They just left it there on
Speaker 4: the computer, so I know exactly.
Speaker 9: Who it is.
Speaker 6: How did you know by the audio was it?
Speaker 2: It was the the original without the voice change. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 2: what is this? Does it need to be saved?
Speaker 4: And it's like, oh, I was waiting, it's waiting to
Speaker 4: see if it's gonna go the actual go ahead.
Speaker 15: Well, I was going to see if Lunchbox is wanting
Speaker 15: to confess this super awkward situation.
Speaker 6: Abby, you got.
Speaker 2: To close it out.
Speaker 15: Oh my god, I can't believe that. And I did
Speaker 15: it so many times.
Speaker 5: There was like four of them.
Speaker 15: Abby, it is say it saved. It just showed up
Speaker 15: as like random, you.
Speaker 6: Have to x out of all that craft. I know.
Speaker 15: I didn't think lunchboxes see it don't even know technology.
Speaker 4: But I had to go on the recording commercial and
Speaker 4: I see it on the screen. I'm like, does this
Speaker 4: need to be saved? Does this need to be saved?
Speaker 15: All of you?
Speaker 14: And I just hit play and I'm like, well, here
Speaker 14: we go.
Speaker 6: I know who did it?
Speaker 7: Dangbb you anything you'd like to say to him?
Speaker 8: Now it's not anonymous.
Speaker 15: No, I just think it's hilarious that that happened because
Speaker 15: he thinks he's so famous and celebrity and that they
Speaker 15: didn't even know he was.
Speaker 6: Lunchbox agree, it was hilarious. I agree.
Speaker 7: It was also hilarious that you did not take it
Speaker 7: off the screen. So next time, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: Abby?
Speaker 15: I'm definitely gonna delete it immediately.
Speaker 8: Or you can just be you know, be a man
Speaker 8: and be like, oh yeah.
Speaker 15: I thought it'd be funnier because we like to do
Speaker 15: like the anonymous.
Speaker 8: I thought it was Morgan.
Speaker 7: I thought, all right, thank you, everybody, We're done. Check
Speaker 7: out the Bobby Bones Show podcast. Just go search for
Speaker 7: the Bobby Bone Show wherever you listen to your podcast?
Speaker 6: Morgan, what do you have?
Speaker 3: Everyone shared their worst scams in.
Speaker 8: The history of the show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like we were We've all been scammed in some
Speaker 7: way or another, even before scam Alert, so we shared
Speaker 7: our worst scams.
Speaker 6: All right, what else?
Speaker 14: Lunchbox has a palette updates.
Speaker 6: That's boldemort. We do not talk about the palette, but
Speaker 6: we brought it up.
Speaker 13: Go ahead, and the listener needs some help on when
Speaker 13: to get rid of kids stuff?
Speaker 6: Thank you their kids stuff? Yeah, like their kids did
Speaker 6: a finger painting? When do I throw it away? That's
Speaker 6: all up on the podcast. So much more. Check out
Speaker 6: the Bobby Bone Show podcast.
Speaker 7: And as a special request to me, would you mind
Speaker 7: and leave this up around today's podcast?
Speaker 6: Will you had this whole thing?
Speaker 7: Would you write a nice comment about the show and
Speaker 7: rate it if you don't mind. Wherever you listen to us,
Speaker 7: it would really help us. Sometimes people get up there
Speaker 7: and just I think they're funny, and they write notes
Speaker 7: and they give us less stars than maybe they would
Speaker 7: want to give us.
Speaker 6: But they think they're doing a little joke, and the
Speaker 6: joke doesn't hurt. It doesn't help us. It's not funny.
Speaker 7: So if you give us you know, full rating, low comment,
Speaker 7: we'd appreciate that.
Speaker 6: We'll see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 7: By Buddy Bobby boon shot the Bobby Bones theme song,
Speaker 7: written produce say Read Yardberry. You can find his instagram
Speaker 7: at readyarberry dot com. Scooba Steve executive producer, Ray Mundo,
Speaker 7: head of Production. I'm Bobby Bones. My instagram is mister
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