Speaker 1: Wake Up, Wake Up in the mall and the turning
Speaker 1: radio and the dogs Ready, Lunchbox, morget too, Steve Bred
Speaker 1: out of trying to put you through. Fuck, he's running
Speaker 1: this week's next bit. The Bobby's on the box. So
Speaker 1: you know what this.
Speaker 2: The Bobby ball.
Speaker 3: This caller that left the voicemails upset with us because
Speaker 3: they still don't have the toilet seat from the palette. Oh,
Speaker 3: this is Carter here. I still don't have the toilet seat.
Speaker 3: That's kind of upsetting. This is a spilled tea. You're
Speaker 3: kind of like Eddy saying you're gonna do something, but
Speaker 3: you're not doing it. Weve the show bye. So Carter,
Speaker 3: we bought a palette. We all put in money. It
Speaker 3: was Amazon returns. We know it was in the palette
Speaker 3: turned into big drama on the show Lunchbox. Carter won
Speaker 3: a toilet seat.
Speaker 4: No, no, he just called in and said his toilet
Speaker 4: seat broke that he wanted ours. I called him back
Speaker 4: and said, we give it to him for free because
Speaker 4: you didn't let me sell it to him, and we're
Speaker 4: all gonna sign it. But the problem was we went
Speaker 4: on vacation, okay, and so I didn't have everybody's signature,
Speaker 4: so I couldn't sell send him incomplete selling him No,
Speaker 4: he just slept. I couldn't send him an incomplete.
Speaker 3: I signed it today and sententie yes okay, and anything
Speaker 3: else about the palette?
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, you guys were getting down. You were getting
Speaker 4: me sad, you know, the bad memories. And then I
Speaker 4: checked Facebook and I had a message someone was ready
Speaker 4: to buy and here we go, transaction completed.
Speaker 3: Get ready, how you doing? Good morning? Look at that?
Speaker 4: Hey, I got a question, now, did you buy this
Speaker 4: just because it was on the pallet or did you
Speaker 4: just find in it happened to be from the.
Speaker 5: Palette just because it was just because of you guys?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wasn't really looking for it, but I wanted
Speaker 5: to meet y'all.
Speaker 3: So yeah, hey, hey guys, palate items is how we
Speaker 3: do it. Congratulations, You got yourself a rolling cooler and
Speaker 3: there may be surprises inside. When you buy stuff on
Speaker 3: the palette, you never know what you're gonna get it. Congratulations. Yeah,
Speaker 3: no items sold. Guys, never doubt me. You know they
Speaker 3: say businessman, business deal making business money. It's trying to
Speaker 3: get that money. We'll work on it. Say by what'd
Speaker 3: you put in there. I put in a pimp and
Speaker 3: Joys I pooped in it. No pimping joy shirt. I
Speaker 3: put in a blank slate.
Speaker 4: I mean she bought a rolling cooler if she's going
Speaker 4: to the beach, going to the pool.
Speaker 3: Whatever. Forty bucks? Okay, where's our money? Listen.
Speaker 4: I am working on a proposal that will be presented
Speaker 4: to you guys in the next d.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's a proposal. Just trust me. We will never
Speaker 3: trust you. It's a palette proposal, petition for the people,
Speaker 3: for the people. Okay, let's do the corny guys, the
Speaker 3: mourning corny.
Speaker 5: What do you call a man with a rubber toe? Roberto?
Speaker 3: That was the morning Corny. We were talking earlier in
Speaker 3: the show about people that have American English roles and
Speaker 3: we're surprised when they don't speak American English. The guy
Speaker 3: from Billions, the guy from Homeland, like that dude's not American. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Damian Lewis, that's his name. The guy from Walking Dead
Speaker 3: Andrew Lincoln, who's like, I'm American and I'm from Georgia
Speaker 3: and I shoot zombies. Not American. The guy from Homeland
Speaker 3: who plays the lead character, not American. But they have
Speaker 3: American roles. We're all confused, so we started as Coca
Speaker 3: Cola American. The answer is yes, correct is the hot
Speaker 3: dog and American?
Speaker 5: No, no, it's from Frankfort.
Speaker 3: Frankfort German. Well from Germany, yeah, Frankfurt. It okay, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna give you five more jazz music American, I'm in
Speaker 3: for the wind? I then Amy, Yes, Lunchbox New Orleans
Speaker 3: is American? The answer is yes, yes, Jeans American or no,
Speaker 3: I'm in for the wind Amy, No lunchbox. Those can't
Speaker 3: be American. They were invented by Levi Strauss in the USA.
Speaker 3: Levis trous that sounds like Europeans thrause Levi, Well you
Speaker 3: can also come to America and then met them in America.
Speaker 3: You know, America, we're a country of immigrants. Didn't think
Speaker 3: about that, Yeah, like all of us, Yeah, pretty much
Speaker 3: were all immigrants. Everybody's an immigrant. Didn't think about that. Yeah, nothing,
Speaker 3: you say it rock and roll American or non.
Speaker 4: I'm in for the wind Amy, no lunchbox, No, not American.
Speaker 3: Rock and roll was developed in the United States in
Speaker 3: the nineteen forties and fifties, and it isn't.
Speaker 6: Like gosh, geez, we were doing better earlier.
Speaker 3: Two more the cowboy hat lunchbox not American. Amy. Yes,
Speaker 3: the cowboy hat was popularized in the American West. Amy
Speaker 3: takes the lead one to go catch up?
Speaker 5: Oh, ketchup you ketchup to Amy? Yeah?
Speaker 3: In an accent thing or just a misunderstanding. Misunderstanding? Okay,
Speaker 3: I thought you were saying you got to ketch up
Speaker 3: to Amy? Got it? Okay?
Speaker 7: Hold on, ketchup the condiment of ketchup, ketchup, tomatoes, ketchup, ketchup.
Speaker 5: Kitchen.
Speaker 3: Okay, I am in for the win lushbacks that was
Speaker 3: invented to Pittsburgh. Heinz ketchup in American? Amy Yes, American,
Speaker 3: popularized in the United States, but originated in Asia as
Speaker 3: a fermented fish sauce. I no, no, no, but our winners, Amy,
Speaker 3: She's the American true blue, America true Blue.
Speaker 5: We're one to one.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll give you one sudden death of the total championship. Okay,
Speaker 3: Peanut butter, do a yeller name or if you miss it,
Speaker 3: you're out. Peanut buttersh No, is it American? Did you
Speaker 3: just yell?
Speaker 8: Know?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I'm talking to myself, Like which one am I writing down?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't write that one down. I'm
Speaker 3: in for the wind. Amy. No lunchbox not American?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, surely someone had smashed peanuts about peanut.
Speaker 3: Is fried chicken American? Oh man? I'm amy? Yes, not
Speaker 3: American fried chicken popular rise in the US, but it's
Speaker 3: roots and development in Scottish and West African cuisine. Lunchboxes
Speaker 3: the real America, He's the true America. There's a tiger
Speaker 3: that escaped zoo and Rhinoso Mexico. But is that near America?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's where I grew up. Well, Reinos's Mexico. I
Speaker 9: grew up in Texas, right across the river from there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So border officials in South Texas have been a
Speaker 3: warn that a tiger got loose from a zoo and
Speaker 3: could potentially cross into the United States.
Speaker 9: Well here's the thing.
Speaker 3: The river.
Speaker 9: You think like, oh, it's not going to cross the river,
Speaker 9: but there are parts of that river where there's no
Speaker 9: water and it could run right across.
Speaker 3: How the tiger escaped is uncertain, but according to the
Speaker 3: zoo's Facebook page, the zoo is now closed until further notice.
Speaker 3: City should be shut down.
Speaker 6: Am I also shocked they have a zoo Like that's true.
Speaker 3: It's weird. I feel like with less rules. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: not as much security gates.
Speaker 6: Kids go there on field trips and stuff because I
Speaker 6: just picture that part being like very unsafe and no
Speaker 6: fun things.
Speaker 5: Not that the zoo's always fun, but you know what I.
Speaker 3: Mean, what's still a city. So yeah. Yeah, So Eddie
Speaker 3: was at in his hometown this weekend. No tiger.
Speaker 9: No, I didn't see a tiger man. I didn't even
Speaker 9: know about that.
Speaker 3: I can't believe a tiger's escaped in a warning American
Speaker 3: like this could come to you. But speak Spanish to.
Speaker 9: It, see, yeah, speak Spanish for sure.
Speaker 3: Eddie had to go home. His dad's funeral was this
Speaker 3: past weekend. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I hadn't been back in my hometown in twenty years,
Speaker 9: maybe like nineteen years. Pretty crazy, Lilly, Yeah, because my
Speaker 9: parents they had moved to San Antonio, you know, nineteen
Speaker 9: years ago, twenty years ago, and there's no need for
Speaker 9: me to go back really, but I have like forty cousins, no, lie,
Speaker 9: forty cousins.
Speaker 3: Is that sometimes Hispanic and hillbilly things are parallel, yeah,
Speaker 3: because that's like a hillbilly thing, like people where I
Speaker 3: come from there are a lot of cousins because the
Speaker 3: tree branches in lots of ways.
Speaker 9: Well, my mom had thirteen brothers and sisters and my
Speaker 9: dad had four, so a bunch of cousins.
Speaker 3: And it's a weird question about how to go. You know.
Speaker 9: It was sad, you know, the funeral was sad, and
Speaker 9: we missed my dad. But it's really cool with those
Speaker 9: things because people, the family just comes together. And then
Speaker 9: I got to meet a lot of my dad's friends
Speaker 9: and of course they all had stories and it was
Speaker 9: just good to see people. I mean, it was very
Speaker 9: comforting to see everyone show up and pay respects to
Speaker 9: my dad, and it was really cool. I mean so sad, yes,
Speaker 9: but at the same time really cool.
Speaker 3: Do you think you had a rough weekend? Arkansas lost,
Speaker 3: doesn't it? Hey I saw that. Hey here's the thing.
Speaker 3: I made a deal with myself this year. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I had this moment. I'm an adult man. I've got
Speaker 3: to stop relying too much on investing like heart soul
Speaker 3: into how my teams do. And I really have like
Speaker 3: two teams to the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Chicago Cubs,
Speaker 3: and very much I put it all into Arkansas. I'm
Speaker 3: talking about time, energy, effort, money, And I think I've
Speaker 3: said it before. I think it's because as a kid,
Speaker 3: the only consistency I had in my life, as we
Speaker 3: got moved all over and I lived with different people,
Speaker 3: We'd go from the trailer park to an apartment for
Speaker 3: a minute, the only consistency I had was on nuanced Saturdays,
Speaker 3: Arkansas played football on TV and it was on free TV,
Speaker 3: and I have cable. I would it always be there
Speaker 3: for me. It was the only thing and so, and
Speaker 3: that sounds a bit dramatic, but that's kind of what
Speaker 3: in therapy like why I think I get so emotional
Speaker 3: about it. And I like Oklahoma State as a program.
Speaker 3: We got we whooped their butts first half and had
Speaker 3: everything not gone wrong completely, we lost and I was
Speaker 3: just gone for the whole weekend. Gone everything went wrong, meaning.
Speaker 5: In the game or your weekend, we'll both because of
Speaker 5: the game. Like it was like.
Speaker 3: Nalts, drop balls, time management. It wasn't a single player,
Speaker 3: it wasn't anything. It was just overall. It was like
Speaker 3: the second half they were like, boys, we already got this.
Speaker 3: We're good. Anyway, I was miserable. I hated it. I
Speaker 3: hated it you want to hear my statement, my official
Speaker 3: statement I put out because I was hard for people
Speaker 3: texted me, I'm gonna read this. I'm gonna stop talking
Speaker 3: about it because it's going to make me so mad again.
Speaker 3: This is my official statement. I am a loser. I've
Speaker 3: been a loser in my whole life. I'm a loyal loser,
Speaker 3: but one nonetheless trying to come to terms that I
Speaker 3: might also be this exact loser the duration of my life.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked and sad when things happen over and over again.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't it just be easier to accept that this is me?
Speaker 3: I am the problem?
Speaker 5: Wait, that is your I don't think you do that.
Speaker 3: I did do it because I can't. I shouldn't be
Speaker 3: upset when this happens to be every single time. You
Speaker 3: never reference the razor. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: I think at the beginning of this you said you're
Speaker 5: going to.
Speaker 3: Impact it is though more than ever, this one more
Speaker 3: than ever, because it was like a fundamental It wasn't
Speaker 3: a single player, it wasn't a single player messing up.
Speaker 3: It was every and so I I questioned everything that
Speaker 3: I do and live in every way I live life
Speaker 3: that's all. I'm done. I'm even done talking about it.
Speaker 3: It okay, this is a me thing because why do
Speaker 3: I do this to myself? Whenever I never win? I'm
Speaker 3: not a winner. And when it comes to sports, I
Speaker 3: don't pick teams that win.
Speaker 5: Why don't we focus on what you do win?
Speaker 3: But I'm never gonna change. I'm just gonna be a
Speaker 3: loser forever.
Speaker 5: One thing.
Speaker 3: I will be loyal to the Arkansas Razorbacks until I die,
Speaker 3: and I will die bitter.
Speaker 9: You want Dancing with the Star, That's true.
Speaker 3: I would rather win a national championship.
Speaker 6: I would what absolutely no, I mean, I guess regards that,
Speaker 6: but I'm thinking of other things in your life?
Speaker 3: Is saying won a national championship? If I could win
Speaker 3: a national championship and fire all you guys, good luck
Speaker 3: with your new jobs.
Speaker 9: You don't need to do all that.
Speaker 5: One in the career, one in the.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. It makes me so, it doesn't like
Speaker 3: it hurts, it physically hurts. You know you win pickle
Speaker 3: ball time. I never had a breakup.
Speaker 5: You were in a lot of bets.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. That's true. I know I want a
Speaker 3: lot of money off that game because I knew if
Speaker 3: it's like plus ten. I was like, there's no way,
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter. I don't want to talk about the game
Speaker 3: specifically because it makes me sick to my stomach. But
Speaker 3: what I want to say is it's on me. Anytime
Speaker 3: we continue to do something over and over again and
Speaker 3: we get the same result, we're like, yeah, I am insane.
Speaker 3: I am a loser. I will always be a loser.
Speaker 3: I am a loser.
Speaker 5: You're a loser. I hate it because I think you
Speaker 5: should just join in.
Speaker 3: It sounds weird, but we'll call you lose. I am
Speaker 3: a loser. It's so anyway, I'm gonna stop talking about
Speaker 3: it because I'm just all I'm gonna okay. My point
Speaker 3: was I've never been I never was in a breakup
Speaker 3: where I was like all sad. I never even really
Speaker 3: got broken up with because I never really got in
Speaker 3: a relationship. And people would be like, man, when you
Speaker 3: break up, it physically hurts. That's what it felt like.
Speaker 3: Your heart's hurt. Because we crushed that it was over.
Speaker 3: It's over. Boot we put a boot in there. Ah,
Speaker 3: it's the And then as we came out and I
Speaker 3: was like, the football, what shape is it? It's terrible,
Speaker 3: but it's not about the game. It's about me being
Speaker 3: a loser and continue to set myself up over and
Speaker 3: over again. And I donated a decent amount of money
Speaker 3: to the program. I almost texted it be like I'm
Speaker 3: keeping my money. I didn't because I needed I need
Speaker 3: I needed a time, I needed to take some breaths.
Speaker 3: But I didn't.
Speaker 5: This like next weekend when they win playing a team.
Speaker 3: That's not any good, But it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: I don't, I don't, I don't base. I've never once
Speaker 3: been like this as far as to the point where
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm just on the edge. I've been
Speaker 3: upset and rage full, but never like this. Okay, I
Speaker 3: gotta get it. I have to go. If they were
Speaker 3: a loss from the beginning, would you have been better? Yeah,
Speaker 3: much better. Okay, if we'd have just got outclassed or outplayed.
Speaker 3: But it was like they fell apart more than I've
Speaker 3: ever seen in the history of my life.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: I declared that I was going to try to get
Speaker 6: more into sports and get be more of a Titans fan,
Speaker 6: and when they lost this weekend, I really.
Speaker 3: Tried to get Yeah, I at I bet a lot
Speaker 3: on them and plus four and they blew. At the
Speaker 3: end of the game, Will Levis does he even play quarterback?
Speaker 3: Does he play football?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: He did, he threw. No, it doesn't even play football.
Speaker 3: Should he have been kicking? Should he been playing kicker?
Speaker 3: I'm taking that out on him because the arkansall lost. Anyway,
Speaker 3: I have to go right, get me out of here.
Speaker 3: Time for the news Bobby's stories. Mega Millions climbs to
Speaker 3: eight hundred million dollars Friday. They did it. Nobody won.
Speaker 3: The highest ever was one point six billion. We're getting there,
Speaker 3: but Mega Million's eight hundred million wins. The next one
Speaker 3: should be tomorrow, Tuesday. Yeah, CBS News with that story. Hey,
Speaker 3: who's ready?
Speaker 9: Oh no, we're not doing that.
Speaker 3: I've lost so much money in this so I bought
Speaker 3: so much money doing this game. But I'm in if
Speaker 3: we want to do it. Saltwater nose drops can reduce
Speaker 3: the link of kids cold by two days. A new
Speaker 3: study says children ten to ten and twelve colds a year,
Speaker 3: mostly because around a bunch of other people school and
Speaker 3: so until now no treatments have been identified. They could
Speaker 3: speed up the recovery from a cold. You won't wipe
Speaker 3: out a cold. You know why. It's a virus, virus virus.
Speaker 3: So they say three drops per nostral a minimum of
Speaker 3: four times per day using salt water solution and by
Speaker 3: giving extra chloride to the lining cells and helps the
Speaker 3: cells produce more some kind of acid which is a
Speaker 3: vi whatever. I'm not, it's doctor talk. I don't want
Speaker 3: you to all involved, to complicated, even though I don't
Speaker 3: even know if the words are. But if you look
Speaker 3: it up, you can even google it, like salt water
Speaker 3: drops for kids cold. If you do that, you'll see why.
Speaker 3: But they do say it won't make it go away,
Speaker 3: but because of what it actually does and kind of
Speaker 3: speed up the virus. It is something about adult colts.
Speaker 5: I know because that's what I was seeing. I was like,
Speaker 5: I try it for myself, and.
Speaker 3: I think because kids get so many colds, that's why
Speaker 3: that story exists.
Speaker 5: But then Lunchbugs gets it from.
Speaker 3: His kids and he gives it to all of us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're welcome.
Speaker 3: Kendrick Lamar to headline the super Bowl halftime show. I
Speaker 3: don't hate it. I we oftentimes give the Super Bowl
Speaker 3: like that. Oh man, come on, get somebody relevant. You
Speaker 3: didn't have to like Kendrick Lamar to understand he's completely relevant.
Speaker 3: And sometimes they're like, oh, you know, we should get
Speaker 3: let's do let's get sticks.
Speaker 8: We're like, wait, a little older, let's do the Who
Speaker 8: and we're like, oh, that's that's cool. Well, they were
Speaker 8: famous at one time, but so Kendrick Lamar will headline
Speaker 8: the super Bowl halftime show on February. I did think,
Speaker 8: for the first time in probably twenty years, country could
Speaker 8: have had an artist headline it because of the universal
Speaker 8: mass appeal of a Morgan Wallant.
Speaker 3: I didn't think it could have been a Morgan Wallant thing.
Speaker 3: But if you're upset at the super Bowl for putting
Speaker 3: on Laymax that aren't relevant, you can't be upset at that.
Speaker 3: You cannot like Kendrick Lamar's music. That's fine, but I
Speaker 3: do like go that's cool. I like it. I'm up
Speaker 3: for it because I'm sure to be him. And then
Speaker 3: he'll bring on sticks and the hoop. Yeah, that's usually
Speaker 3: what happened. They bring out a bunch of people with them.
Speaker 3: Do you ever consider going to bed extra early? Sleep
Speaker 3: experts say they're going to bed extra early on a
Speaker 3: regular basis, is a really good idea. They assigned people
Speaker 3: to go to bed later, earlier, or at their normal time,
Speaker 3: and they found that people in the early bedtime group
Speaker 3: felt more resilient, grateful, and that they were functioning at
Speaker 3: their optimal level. They almost always felt more productive the
Speaker 3: next day and less Garroggy researchers said he consider going
Speaker 3: to bed twenty to forty five minutes earlier than normal
Speaker 3: a couple times a week to get this. Now, if
Speaker 3: you make your earlier time your normal time, then that
Speaker 3: just becomes your normal time, and that's not going to
Speaker 3: bed early.
Speaker 5: And you have to keep going to bed early.
Speaker 3: Right then it's a never any cycle. But that is
Speaker 3: from sleep a research arnal. And then let's talk about eggs.
Speaker 3: The Center for Disease Control and Prevention AS issued a
Speaker 3: recall for eggs after at least sixty five percent of
Speaker 3: people have been affected with salmonella. The eggs in question
Speaker 3: were sold by Milo's Poultry Farms LLC to stores in Michigan, Wisconsin,
Speaker 3: and Illinois. According to the CDC, these are basically battleground
Speaker 3: states coincidents. I think not Illinois not, but the other
Speaker 3: two are. However, salmonella illness have been reported in a
Speaker 3: total of nine states. The infected eggs are labeled Milo's
Speaker 3: Poultry Farms or Tony's Fresh Market from the same place.
Speaker 3: They just changed the name. It's like Uber Eats. They'll
Speaker 3: be like delightful pizza, and I'm like, I like to
Speaker 3: order from there. It turns out it's just like a
Speaker 3: gas station. Who made that a pizza place on Uber Eats?
Speaker 3: If you have either on your fridge, they say, throw
Speaker 3: them out. That's from the FDA. That is the news.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Bobby's Let's play this voice mail from Heather.
Speaker 2: I really like lunchbox and everything. But my question is,
Speaker 2: you guys keep doing deals with him, like when you
Speaker 2: did the Pallette. You are still not getting your money,
Speaker 2: but you guys let it slide. He's not paying you
Speaker 2: when he sells an item, then there should be punishment
Speaker 2: every time he sells an item and doesn't pay for it.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I know I'm not the only one frustrated
Speaker 2: with this. You kind of keep letting Naim get by
Speaker 2: with it, which is reinforcing his bad behavior.
Speaker 3: I agree, No, there's no bad behavior now. I just
Speaker 3: agree with everything she's saying. Apparently want to agree and
Speaker 3: I did this when we bought the storage unit, and
Speaker 3: he would pay me forever at forever and then finally
Speaker 3: he paid me. He acts like he was giving me
Speaker 3: a Christmas present when it was just my money to
Speaker 3: begin with. But no, it's you're right. I don't want
Speaker 3: to I don't talk about it because I want to
Speaker 3: get irritated. But yes, he owes us a lot of money.
Speaker 3: But the excitement of when it's not exciting, it's not exciting.
Speaker 3: He's not exciting to hold our money. No, we want
Speaker 3: our money now, Amy.
Speaker 4: Would you be more excited to get a two dollars
Speaker 4: or a boatload of money at.
Speaker 3: The end boatload? Yeah, he did two dollars in the
Speaker 3: boatload as the only two options. Therefore, it's presented in
Speaker 3: a way right now. We would like our money. But Heather,
Speaker 3: you're absolutely right, and we will be having a meeting
Speaker 3: today to discuss this.
Speaker 5: Something sold. I'd like a payout.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's life, that's yeah. Yeah, there's so many business
Speaker 3: that'll We haven't done with him because of how he acts.
Speaker 10: Though.
Speaker 3: For the record, Bobby feud, we don't call it the
Speaker 3: family feud because we'll get sued. But we asked two
Speaker 3: thousand Bobby Bone show listeners what actor, and that could
Speaker 3: be because actors in Almana or Fema. Yeah, okay, what
Speaker 3: actor consistently makes great movies? Consistently makes great movies? Amy
Speaker 3: won the dice roll before we went on, Amy, what
Speaker 3: actor consistently makes great movies?
Speaker 5: Reese Witherspoon, Show me.
Speaker 3: Reese Witherspoon out lunch bugs, Tom Hanks, Show me Tom
Speaker 3: Hanks number one? Answer also top three actor of my life.
Speaker 3: I would say, I would say my personal opinion, go
Speaker 3: on lunch bugs. Denzel Washington show me Denzel number nine,
Speaker 3: have yourself nine points. I will thank you. Now we're
Speaker 3: in trouble. Give me Julia Roberts. Julie Roberts. I had
Speaker 3: to Eddie.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go with Matt Damon consistent.
Speaker 3: I'll show you Matt Damon number four.
Speaker 9: Answer Okay, okay, you know who I like? A lot
Speaker 9: is good looking. I shouldn't like him. Ryan Goslin Gosling, alright.
Speaker 3: Round one is complete. Lunchbox in the lead with ten points,
Speaker 3: Eddie with four, Amy with zero. Now round two points double.
Speaker 3: The question is we ask two thousand Bobby bone Shield listeners,
Speaker 3: what actor consistently makes great movies? Amy? Cruz good number three,
Speaker 3: have yourself six.
Speaker 8: Pore.
Speaker 6: George Clooney good, whoa show kidding?
Speaker 3: Let's watch over to you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, give me a Ryan Reynolds.
Speaker 3: Reynolds number five answer, have yourself ten points? All right,
Speaker 3: so far off the board. Tom Hanks at one, Tom
Speaker 3: Cruise at three, Matt Damon at four, Ryan Reynolds at five,
Speaker 3: Denzel Washington at nine. Man, give me Will Ferrell. That's
Speaker 3: a good one. Eddie. Give me Brad Pitt. Brad Pitt
Speaker 3: for six. I agree with that. Yeah, great movies. I
Speaker 3: know what and what and what you can't saying what?
Speaker 3: You just didn't pick them?
Speaker 9: Okay, along the same lines here, give me Johnny.
Speaker 3: Depp, Johnny Depp. All right, that's end around two. One
Speaker 3: more round with the score, Lunchbox twenty eighty sixteen Amy six.
Speaker 3: But there's time, Amy, because points are tripled this round.
Speaker 3: We has two thousand Bobby Bohow listeners. What actor consistently
Speaker 3: makes great movies? Bradley Cooper Cooper eliminated? Its being eliminated.
Speaker 3: There are four answers left, Lunchbox, guys. I think there's
Speaker 3: number two.
Speaker 4: Leonardo DiCaprio, Joey Leo.
Speaker 3: That is your number two answer, have yourself six points?
Speaker 3: Points are triple.
Speaker 4: Yep, man, when you see these movies, I don't even
Speaker 4: know if they're good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is he? I don't know a girl. I'm
Speaker 3: trying to think of a girl. Who is a girl.
Speaker 3: A lot of them, There are a lot of them.
Speaker 3: Give me Robert de Niro.
Speaker 9: Oh, well that's the.
Speaker 3: Show me the girl, Robert de Niro. All right, edite
Speaker 3: year ten points behind lunchbox, any of these. If you
Speaker 3: get any of the three left, you'll win. Anyways, points
Speaker 3: are triple. Do you have hanks of one? DiCaprio at two,
Speaker 3: Cruise at three, Matt Damon at four, Ryan Reynolds a five,
Speaker 3: Brad Pitt at six, and Denzel at nine. Now you
Speaker 3: can talk through your list? Yeah that matter?
Speaker 9: I only have two left?
Speaker 3: Reallyers on your list? Well, have a girl you can
Speaker 3: say you're not committed to.
Speaker 9: It's Emma Stone, that's my girl.
Speaker 3: I don't help him.
Speaker 9: He knows a lot, a lot of great movies, Ed Stone,
Speaker 9: she's wonderful actress. And then Adam Sandler. I mean I
Speaker 9: feel like Adam Sandler is the one a lot of
Speaker 9: great movies consistent.
Speaker 3: Two thousand Bobby bunk show listeners. What actor consistently makes
Speaker 3: great movies his recent Are you going with one of
Speaker 3: those two? For sure? Well? That's all I have. So
Speaker 3: are you committing doing with one of those two? Yes? Okay,
Speaker 3: you've committed. I'm gonna give you a couple of them
Speaker 3: since you've got you didn't guess these? Harrison Ford makes
Speaker 3: a little.
Speaker 9: You do that's a good one.
Speaker 3: Morgan Freeman makes the list for good. Hey, good, So Eddie,
Speaker 3: there's one left. Ye I knew it, and you have
Speaker 3: Emma Stone Adam Sandler. Are gonna pick between them? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Who do I go with? Though?
Speaker 9: Because we haven't said a lot of girls?
Speaker 3: But again, there was no rule I know either way.
Speaker 9: But I feel like I should go with a girl.
Speaker 9: That's why I'm gonna go with Adam Sandley. Okay, Robert
Speaker 9: de Niro, give me Adam Sandler. First of all? Is
Speaker 9: it Emma Stone?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Come on? That has nothing to do with it being
Speaker 3: I was so open that he was going, and I
Speaker 3: was like, yeah, go with that. Hey, come on, budes,
Speaker 3: Hey chi Shanman. It's not a Shanman? Is Meryl Street?
Speaker 9: Up?
Speaker 6: How I was gonna hick her next?
Speaker 5: If I picked a.
Speaker 3: Girl Shanman Get you again? Ill h Lunchboxes our winter
Speaker 3: hit that song a very own. Abby put out a
Speaker 3: song and it's called ex Boyfriend Material. And Abby moved
Speaker 3: to Nashville to be a singer, and she gave up
Speaker 3: her dream to work here on the Bollybone Show. And
Speaker 3: then we brought a dream back Eddie and we're having
Speaker 3: her come out and open for us. And now she's
Speaker 3: all writing songs and putting them out and she was
Speaker 3: out promo in this weekend.
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Lunchbox share about this? No, please don't. I just kind
Speaker 3: of want to warm him up because I know he's
Speaker 3: going to react in a way that it's not Abby.
Speaker 3: She was on the streets. She was on the streets.
Speaker 3: Ready have a club. Her song Ex boy from Material
Speaker 3: hit a place.
Speaker 11: He's a read talking too smooth talking.
Speaker 4: Gay you fine?
Speaker 5: Well, so kiss him all.
Speaker 10: He's good.
Speaker 3: And those red last night he's hot.
Speaker 11: Loodi's run red serial.
Speaker 3: Good job Babby, Thank y'all. So what happened this weekend?
Speaker 3: What'd you go do?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 10: So my song is it's basically about like a walking
Speaker 10: red flag, and so I ordered like hundreds of red flags.
Speaker 10: You know that you put like in your yard and
Speaker 10: I wrote on each one it said, uh, new song
Speaker 10: xboy fir material by Abby le Anderson out now, and
Speaker 10: I would hand it him out on Broadway.
Speaker 3: The red flags are like if there's like a sprinkler
Speaker 3: head one of those little flags, yeah, marking. And so
Speaker 3: she ordered those and rode on in the pasted them
Speaker 3: out downtown. How'd you go? Are people receptive?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I went to like matched Rett parties and they're like,
Speaker 10: oh my god, that's so you and they like took
Speaker 10: pictures with it. And then I also put them like
Speaker 10: in grass and like flower pots around.
Speaker 3: Because they're so how big are they?
Speaker 10: You could see them because they were almost like.
Speaker 3: Well, every single person that pulls it out of the
Speaker 3: ground's gonna see it. And they're meant for one by one.
Speaker 3: It's called grassroots man, right, Hopelly, she.
Speaker 5: Didn't give them to the brides.
Speaker 3: How'd you fill out the song of the release? People
Speaker 3: like it? Yeah?
Speaker 10: I think they really did. Like, I got a lot
Speaker 10: of positive feedback. I was like, Okay, cool, what do
Speaker 10: you mas song?
Speaker 3: Lunchbox? Do you like? It's pretty good?
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 3: I listened to it. You just listen, No, we just
Speaker 3: played it. I probably tuned out, man, Oh my god. No.
Speaker 4: It was probably like when they got nasally and she
Speaker 4: couldn't hit the high note.
Speaker 3: I was like, she did hit the high note? Oh
Speaker 3: she did? Yeah? Oh so any thoughts on I thought
Speaker 3: the promo move is? I mean that's pretty.
Speaker 4: I mean no, it's to give them to Batch Repp parties.
Speaker 4: You're basically saying, hey, here, you're gonna break it.
Speaker 3: Just give it to people. It doesn't matter the people.
Speaker 4: And who cares if they took the flight. Did they
Speaker 4: go listen to it? No, they just took it. And
Speaker 4: guess what they did. They threw the trash at the bar.
Speaker 4: They left it at the bar. No one paid attention
Speaker 4: to it.
Speaker 3: You can say that with any promo material you ever
Speaker 3: make for anything.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, at least if you're like, if you're putting
Speaker 4: it like Morgan at a billboard, people are driving by
Speaker 4: that all day seeing it.
Speaker 3: This one person sees it and that's it.
Speaker 4: You should put a lot of money into getting one
Speaker 4: person when you could get multiple people for the probably
Speaker 4: the same price if you put up a big sign
Speaker 4: just saying and when did you become a marketing expert?
Speaker 4: I just wondering that just when I.
Speaker 3: Took marketing at UTSA, I think I took marketing. He
Speaker 3: thinks I'm doing it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Morgan for the billboard.
Speaker 4: Yes, I thought it was embarrassing she had to buy
Speaker 4: her own billboards that no one.
Speaker 3: Bought it for her. A congratulations on the song, Thank
Speaker 3: you Ray. Let's play the first verse and all the
Speaker 3: way through the chorus. Do you mind, and lunchbox, keep
Speaker 3: your headphones on and listen. Okay, this is You're not
Speaker 3: abb but you can't change your name now. You've already
Speaker 3: put out two songs. If you were going to do it,
Speaker 3: you'd have had to have done it. Yeah.
Speaker 10: I was in the system about to take off my
Speaker 10: last name and do I believe, But I just I
Speaker 10: couldn't do it because I'm like, I love my last
Speaker 10: name and if I get married, gonna have to change it,
Speaker 10: and so this is my one chance.
Speaker 3: To keep it.
Speaker 5: You don't have to change it, you do.
Speaker 3: Ok This is ex boyfriend material from Abbie Leanderson. We're
Speaker 3: gonably like a minute and half of it, everybody, Abbie
Speaker 3: Leanderson ex boyfriend material?
Speaker 4: Are you good?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: He's a song.
Speaker 5: As a magic trip.
Speaker 11: He's as patient as a drunken kiss. He's charming this arming. Yeah,
Speaker 11: he puts on a show, but you gotta know he's
Speaker 11: a hard breath talking too smil talking gay you falling,
Speaker 11: well live so kiss abe.
Speaker 10: He's good handing those red flex time.
Speaker 11: He's hot, sim but he's ex but fam.
Speaker 3: He'll twitch the first.
Speaker 5: When it's good for him.
Speaker 11: Then he'll disappear and make it clear you better be
Speaker 11: checking in. You'll give him if you're good him.
Speaker 10: He's a tick in chick in tambayaving there when he goes.
Speaker 11: He's a hot read walking to smooth talking gay you falling?
Speaker 11: You will so kissable. He's good had those red flags time.
Speaker 11: He's hot as simbody's roads serial.
Speaker 3: There you go, preat catching, good job aving. I hope
Speaker 3: you forget about it. Sht be proud I do.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox is looking at his phone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I should look up. I was trying to look
Speaker 4: up your red flags. You don't even posted, so I
Speaker 4: have no idea what they look like. Great job marketing.
Speaker 4: I mean you didn't even post anything about it.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 5: I'm getting into that or I will you see what
Speaker 5: I'm saying?
Speaker 3: Like, No, we don't see what you're saying, what a
Speaker 3: wasted opportunity.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think we can all use our imagination
Speaker 6: and figure out what.
Speaker 3: What the red flag looks like. A good job, you
Speaker 3: keep it up. Okay, okay, thank you.
Speaker 6: Like they have yellow ones and green ones Bobby Bones
Speaker 6: show today.
Speaker 4: This story comes to us from Massachusetts. A twenty five
Speaker 4: year old man's in his teslat. He's like, you know what,
Speaker 4: it'll drive itself. Let me go ahead and take a nap.
Speaker 3: Oh no, oh no, wait.
Speaker 4: I don't understand, Like, I don't understand what's wrong with that,
Speaker 4: because if it's a self driving car.
Speaker 3: You can't nap, I hear you. It's like that. It's
Speaker 3: like these plane, these airplanes that fly themselves once the
Speaker 3: pilot gets up. But what happens is the pilots fall
Speaker 3: asleep and the plane overshoots it for three hours exactly.
Speaker 3: So there are still a bed of protocol whenever you're
Speaker 3: in a car or an airplane.
Speaker 4: So they cop sees them sleep and has to pull
Speaker 4: the caller over, can't because he's asleep, right, So that
Speaker 4: for a mile after they get in front of him,
Speaker 4: block the car, and he wakes up and he's acting
Speaker 4: kind of suspicious, They search the vehicle and find a
Speaker 4: bunch of drugs.
Speaker 3: Oh so it wasn't sleep. Now that's different. Now I
Speaker 3: get it, I understand, but I understand. I feel what
Speaker 3: you're saying. It would be hard not to fall asleep
Speaker 3: if you are sleepy and it is self driving car.
Speaker 4: I literally thought that was the point of a self
Speaker 4: driving car, which you could do whatever you want it.
Speaker 6: You could take a nap, be can like I think
Speaker 6: you more like work on things, watch things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, reading a book. Wait, if you're reading a book,
Speaker 3: what's the difference whether you're not asleeping, you can still
Speaker 3: react in case something where to happen.
Speaker 9: Don't be crazy.
Speaker 3: But again, it's like the autopilot is the thing where
Speaker 3: the airplane flies itself. Eighty percent of the time he
Speaker 3: goes up. The pilots make sure to get up, and
Speaker 3: the pilots make sure to get down. But the most part,
Speaker 3: if it's an autopilot, and they'll go up and down
Speaker 3: depending on the calls ahead for turbulence. Right, you when
Speaker 3: avoid this, this pocket this. Otherwise they're fine, but they
Speaker 3: can't go to sleep because we've heard stories where they
Speaker 3: do and the plane doesn't stop. It just keeps going
Speaker 3: and they're an hour off track, and then what if
Speaker 3: aliens come? You have to see in the car or
Speaker 3: the air a I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of
Speaker 3: the day. I want to shout out Ramondo for putting
Speaker 3: me onto the story. But they say, if you have
Speaker 3: a medical appointment, one where it involves pain like a
Speaker 3: root canal, or where the person has to be real
Speaker 3: either like ginger with you, like to be real, precious
Speaker 3: with you, or it hurts even worse, like go and
Speaker 3: book it between two and four pm. Why because that
Speaker 3: is the afternoon as pain free as possible time slot.
Speaker 3: That is because the afternoon is when your body's ability
Speaker 3: to produce and use pain killing hormones reaches its natural peak.
Speaker 3: Oh see, I would have put it on while the
Speaker 3: person just wants to go home, so they don't give
Speaker 3: a crap, So they're just like slicing and dison, ready
Speaker 3: to get out of that.
Speaker 9: That's what I thought.
Speaker 6: I want to be the first or maybe the second
Speaker 6: client or patient of the day. They warm up with
Speaker 6: somebody else and then you're not too tired.
Speaker 3: You know, you're right here. I'm telling you between two
Speaker 3: and four pm, right after lunch, your body is producing
Speaker 3: that hormone. It's almost the time. It's also the time
Speaker 3: when your pain threshold is at its highest, the worst
Speaker 3: time you can have an appointment for pain because of
Speaker 3: your nerves and your pain thresholders in the morning. Oh
Speaker 3: so amys and they're like, why does everything hurt so much?
Speaker 3: That's from Woman's World magazine, which again I'm just such
Speaker 3: a big avid reader. Yeah, I thank you. See tomar bye.
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