Speaker 1: Come boy, transmitting, let's go Welcome to Wednesday show morning.
Speaker 2: So we we're gonna start with never gonna get it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna start with the game this morning, really hard
Speaker 2: trivia game. Oh yeah, let's talk to Ashley, who is
Speaker 2: in Phoenix.
Speaker 3: Ashley, good morning.
Speaker 2: All right, We're gonna give you a chance to win prizes.
Speaker 2: I've got so many prizes I have, that's all. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's depending on what your version of prize is. But
Speaker 2: the question is for you, Ashley, the typical American family
Speaker 2: has six pounds of these in the house, six pounds
Speaker 2: of what. That's the question. How this is gonna work?
Speaker 2: Is we call it never gonna get it because if
Speaker 2: we were just to ask you once, you would never
Speaker 2: get it. You never never want to get it. But
Speaker 2: you have multiple opportunities here. So we go to Ashley first.
Speaker 2: You can guess anything in the whole world. The typical
Speaker 2: American family has six pounds of these in the house,
Speaker 2: six pounds of what, Ashley. Now, your answer it can
Speaker 2: be as crazy. It's gonna be very difficult for you
Speaker 2: to get it. But what do you think it.
Speaker 4: Is like a like a jar of change.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give it to me, it's pennies. It's pennies.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, oh wow wow. Okay, I went on this
Speaker 2: whole rant on how no one ever got it? That
Speaker 2: is well, that was no fun.
Speaker 5: We didn't even get to play.
Speaker 2: That is wild. No, don't be sorry, No that's good.
Speaker 2: What did you have, Amy, Oh like underwear? Oh underwards,
Speaker 2: pounds of underwear, everybody together, dirty clothes. Okay, that makes
Speaker 2: a little more sense. Underwear itself.
Speaker 5: It has a lot of underwear or soiled underwear. That's
Speaker 5: a lot.
Speaker 2: Eddie toilet paper rolls. Morgan, I had geez, pennies. Change,
Speaker 2: I'll take I'll take you guess one another one. We
Speaker 2: can double that prize. Let's go, let's go again. Here
Speaker 2: we go. No, you're not gonna get it. You've never
Speaker 2: never right, Actually, see you can go tuber two thirty
Speaker 2: seven percent of people, so a little over a third
Speaker 2: regularly do this at the dinner table. Now, if I
Speaker 2: were to compare it to twenty years ago, only ten
Speaker 2: percent did so a little over a third of people
Speaker 2: now do this at the dinner table. But twenty years
Speaker 2: ago is only ten percent. So actually, you've already won
Speaker 2: a prize, so we're just you know, playing with house money.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can double the prize. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Okay, take a phone ca Okay.
Speaker 2: To take a phone call. Stupid, No, it's not right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like that, just kidding, Ashley, you're awesome. You nailed the
Speaker 2: first one already. That is not right. That is a
Speaker 2: good quality guest.
Speaker 5: Oh who's she gonna go with?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 2: She can double over her prize and we got a
Speaker 2: lot of prizes.
Speaker 5: Just wow, that's a stack.
Speaker 2: That's a stack of price. Okay, you can go with
Speaker 2: two of the four here, Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie and Morgan.
Speaker 2: Which two would you like to represent?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 2: Ashley?
Speaker 7: Oh gosh, well I am an Eddie super fan, so
Speaker 7: I'm gonna have to go with.
Speaker 2: Eddie and Morgan.
Speaker 5: Okay, obviously not very smart.
Speaker 2: All right about about forty people? Amy, do this at
Speaker 2: the dinner table now? Yeah, okay, watch the show okay, Lunchbox,
Speaker 2: watch TV. Okay, so you get two TV. Interesting, those
Speaker 2: are both wrong. Oh okay, let's go to Eddie and Morgan.
Speaker 2: Now she didn't pick you, Morgan, your first one? You have?
Speaker 8: I had put your elbows on the table as in manners.
Speaker 2: Are lesson less. Yeah, because nobody's really doing manners anymore? Okay,
Speaker 2: Edie in the world.
Speaker 7: True, I think people are trying to be a little healthier.
Speaker 7: Therefore they are googling calories. Oh, both are interesting, both
Speaker 7: are wrong. I'm not gonna get the answer. Okay, so
Speaker 7: now guess.
Speaker 2: Let's go to a second guess question. Everybody write an
Speaker 2: answer down. Thirty seven percent of people regularly do this
Speaker 2: at the dinner table now compared to only ten twenty years.
Speaker 5: Ago regularly do this.
Speaker 2: So now what's gonna happen is Ashley, you get to
Speaker 2: pick of all four. Do any of them get it right?
Speaker 2: Or do they all get it wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say they all get it wrong.
Speaker 2: Okay, well that's not good. Actually got it?
Speaker 5: Got it?
Speaker 2: I want to put a wager on that. Yep, you
Speaker 2: do much? Yeah, yeah, I'm not wagering.
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you miss it, you have to lick my
Speaker 2: deodorant that I keep up here. That's discussed.
Speaker 5: What do I win?
Speaker 2: Uh? You that you showed me? Yeah, you were right.
Speaker 2: Now you showed us all. Are you really gave it
Speaker 2: to us? Okay? Everybody in and she said nobody's gonna
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 8: Amy, you go take out like you're around the table
Speaker 8: eating something you didn't.
Speaker 2: Okay, Lunchbox, pray with me, Eddie, more people pray. I'm going.
Speaker 2: I'm going and listen to music. Morgan, watch a sports game.
Speaker 5: That's the same thing as TV Pray with.
Speaker 8: Me, TV show, more people, pray, more yes people.
Speaker 2: Now, hey, lunchbox, do you want to put twenty bucks
Speaker 2: up against licking the deodorant?
Speaker 5: Now you're so confident?
Speaker 2: No, Okay, what happened buddy?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 2: I thought that I thought you could read me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he can't.
Speaker 5: He didn't even he didn't give me that option earlier.
Speaker 2: But now that I thought you could read me and
Speaker 2: you would know that, maybe I thought I could read you.
Speaker 2: But it's hard sometimes, So I mean pray.
Speaker 5: And then there's another one that just talked about yea
Speaker 5: talk politics.
Speaker 10: They do that.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a both twenty bucks versus a lick
Speaker 2: of the deodorant. Read either one of you? Can I
Speaker 2: get an a man? Do you want it? Yes? Or no?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 11: I just want to pray.
Speaker 2: You're wrong, Eddie, you're wrong, Morgan, you're wrong. Not pray?
Speaker 8: Is it politics?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 8: Is it politics?
Speaker 2: It is not politics. The answer is eat on paper
Speaker 2: plates and we do that, but take out no. Okay,
Speaker 2: so actually you already want here's what.
Speaker 5: We're gonna do.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you. We have Rocky every Rocky movie
Speaker 2: on DVD, I think every one of them. We have
Speaker 2: a Rebuk cookbook. We have a game of blank Slate.
Speaker 2: We're all gonna sign one of these breakfast trays that
Speaker 2: I ordered too many.
Speaker 5: This is gonna be the biggest package you ever from Amazon.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about these breakfast trays at all, Ashley,
Speaker 2: that I ordered on Amazon?
Speaker 3: They send me way too many I did.
Speaker 2: You're gonna like them. We're gonna sign every one of them,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna send a copy of my book Bare
Speaker 2: Bones that I have a stack of behind me. That's
Speaker 2: what I call the price. This is nailed to the
Speaker 2: first one. So I'm gonna sign. I'll make I'll make
Speaker 2: it out to you Bear Bones, which you can still
Speaker 2: get on Amazon. Story of my Life, Bare Bones. I'll
Speaker 2: send you a signed copy of that too. So, Ashley,
Speaker 2: I hope you like the prize pack that we're gonna
Speaker 2: send you. It's basically gonna come like the palette that
Speaker 2: we got from my funds that size and stay on
Speaker 2: the phone and we'll get all the information.
Speaker 8: Okay, thank you so much, You're.
Speaker 2: Welcome me and there, shit, let's go ashore.
Speaker 9: It's the anonymous anonymous sin bar.
Speaker 10: Of the question to be.
Speaker 2: Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband just had an eye opening
Speaker 2: experience which has led him to quit drinking for the
Speaker 2: first time in his life. I don't drink much, but
Speaker 2: I do like to have the occasional drink, and I
Speaker 2: do keep a little bit of alcohol at the house.
Speaker 2: My husband now wants to clean our house of alcohol entirely.
Speaker 2: Now I'm pushing back. I support his decision to quit drinking,
Speaker 2: but just because he has a problem doesn't mean I
Speaker 2: should have to sacrifice. So why can't I have a
Speaker 2: couple things in the house? Am I being selfish? Shouldn't
Speaker 2: he be able to resist drinking alcohol even if it's available?
Speaker 2: After all, it's not like you can't get alcohol anywhere
Speaker 2: at any time. Already signed wife of a newly non drinker.
Speaker 2: I have a lot of thoughts on this. First of all,
Speaker 2: good for him if he realized he had a problem.
Speaker 2: For me, not the same. I try not to keep
Speaker 2: sugar in the house because I know I will eat
Speaker 2: it all. I don't drink on the part. I've never
Speaker 2: had a drink of alcohol because I feel like I
Speaker 2: will be an alcoholic. I have a lot of addiction
Speaker 2: and alcoholism in my family, where most of my family's
Speaker 2: dead because of it. But I want to be go
Speaker 2: dark there. I just want to go sugar. I just
Speaker 2: want to go sugar first, so I don't keep sugar
Speaker 2: in the house. But I do have like a personal
Speaker 2: relationship with this story. What I want to say first
Speaker 2: of all, is just you need to be supportive, and
Speaker 2: even though you feel it's ridiculous, it does not mean
Speaker 2: it is a net ridiculous for the both of you
Speaker 2: because to him, he's probably trying to put himself in
Speaker 2: the best position possible to succeed. It doesn't mean you
Speaker 2: can't hide it places that he doesn't know, like both
Speaker 2: things can happen here. I would encourage you to be supportive,
Speaker 2: even if you don't think that it's gonna last, or
Speaker 2: he really means it, or it doesn't matter. I would
Speaker 2: encourage you to be so supportive that you just agree
Speaker 2: to do it. I'm supporting you. We're here. No alcohol noles, Okay,
Speaker 2: Can you hide some absolutely if that's that's your thing.
Speaker 2: Go for it. Put in the car, don't put in
Speaker 2: the car. Put it in a car maybe like an
Speaker 2: old Yes, yeah, put it somewhere, put in the garage.
Speaker 2: Put it. You don't actually have to throw it or
Speaker 2: flush it on the toilet, but you can let him
Speaker 2: know you're being super supportive. So my advice to you,
Speaker 2: because I do understand why you would be annoyed if
Speaker 2: you know your husband and you're like, this is going
Speaker 2: to be doesn't matter, be extremely supportive of his decision
Speaker 2: here because it's not gonna take much effort from you.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't mean you have to throw away whatever
Speaker 2: wine you have. You can put it somewhere else. So
Speaker 2: that's my suggestion because hopefully his eye opening experience is
Speaker 2: something that's going to lead him to I'm not going
Speaker 2: to say, live a healthier life like with his body,
Speaker 2: but live a healthier life with his mind. And maybe
Speaker 2: he was keeping him from making great decisions or being
Speaker 2: present or I don't know. But be supportive, but also
Speaker 2: be supportive of yourself. On a secret on the download, okay,
Speaker 2: and go sneaky, drink you drink if you need to.
Speaker 2: Don't get caught there. Don't get caught there. You brush
Speaker 2: teeth after keep tooth brush outside too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Supportive, really supportive. On the phone, we have Brandon, Brandon.
Speaker 2: We appreciate your calling.
Speaker 3: What's up buddy, hey man, good morning.
Speaker 4: So over the weekend, my fiance went to Nishfield for
Speaker 4: her bachelor.
Speaker 3: Trip and they had a a BnB with and when
Speaker 3: they showed up, it was somebody's house that was being
Speaker 3: lived in.
Speaker 2: Wait, so would I be correct in thinking that there
Speaker 2: they listed somebody's house, made the money from it, but
Speaker 2: the house was never an option that the scam was
Speaker 2: some your wife paying for it online. And so what
Speaker 2: happens when she gets there, she.
Speaker 4: Says she won't up knock on the door and checking
Speaker 4: on everything, and somebody opened up the door and they
Speaker 4: were like this, there's thing for for or anything lived here.
Speaker 2: Which would be crazy too because that would be the
Speaker 2: first time that had happened to the person at that house.
Speaker 2: Like your wife must have just caught a listing that
Speaker 2: just went up. Like they could probably only scam one
Speaker 2: person at a time on this one, Like they grab
Speaker 2: a house that's already being lived in, you go to it,
Speaker 2: you go, oh, take it. It's then taking off the
Speaker 2: market for airbnb, unless the person's like they're part of
Speaker 2: the scam. Now I go with the first option. So
Speaker 2: what happens is your wife get the money back? Does
Speaker 2: Airbnb not have some sort of check where they go? Well,
Speaker 2: he said, I think it wasn't even Airbnb. Uh huh,
Speaker 2: not familiar with that side.
Speaker 4: Another place and upgrade.
Speaker 2: Oh well I like that, But I thought, dang, because
Speaker 2: Ray Mundo drove Uber for a while, and ray Uber,
Speaker 2: they made you verify a certain things, like one, you
Speaker 2: had a car too, you knew how to drive. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I would assume and again this is not an
Speaker 2: Airbnb thing now, but that Airbnb or any of these
Speaker 2: places would go Okay, you have a house and somebody
Speaker 2: does not living in that house that you claim to have,
Speaker 2: and there's a verification process. Well, so okay, so she
Speaker 2: was good. How long did it take her to like
Speaker 2: get there and then get resituated, because I'm sure it's
Speaker 2: a pain in the butt. Like you travel, you fly,
Speaker 2: you get all your bags from the airport, you're ready
Speaker 2: to put your Tiara on and go down to Broadway
Speaker 2: in Nashville and get hammered at Hoodsi's and then you
Speaker 2: gotta wait.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they actually drove seven hours from Florida out there
Speaker 3: and showed up to the rental poverty.
Speaker 2: Apparently that's crazy.
Speaker 5: And how about this.
Speaker 2: The person that answers the door might think they're being
Speaker 2: like cased, oh something like there could be something dangerous
Speaker 2: that happens here.
Speaker 5: I'm sure they.
Speaker 8: See the sashes and the fun stuff and they're.
Speaker 2: Like, unless they're really scamming, I don't even know how
Speaker 2: to fail. I don't even know what I would say,
Speaker 2: because a lot of times with any sort of scam,
Speaker 2: we would give advice on how to avoid this, but
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how you give. I guess my advice
Speaker 2: is don't go on vacation. That's really smart, grind. I
Speaker 2: would assume the scammer gets paid because they listed that
Speaker 2: money goes right to their account immediately.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, because you pay up front.
Speaker 2: I'm even gonna say we're gonna beep out the name
Speaker 2: of the company because but it wasn't Airbnb, and I
Speaker 2: would say use a trusted company with the blue check mark,
Speaker 2: although those are but Brandon, everything turned out okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's awesome. I appreciate you sharing that with us. It's
Speaker 2: weird as scammers everywhere making money off everybody. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: it is Brandon. I hope you have a great day.
Speaker 2: Thank you for calling. Thanks, But I tell your wife
Speaker 2: we said hello, alrybody, it's time for the good news.
Speaker 8: This is a genius at Fairmont Dallas Hotel. They decided
Speaker 8: to adopt a shelter dog and they have named the
Speaker 8: dog chief Happiness Officer.
Speaker 2: I ain't got a title, didn't even have to work
Speaker 2: his way up.
Speaker 8: It's an eight month old dog named Bondie. And I
Speaker 8: mean employees at the hotel are loving it, like their
Speaker 8: morale is up. But hotel guests are like, it's just
Speaker 8: really cool to walk into the lobby and you see
Speaker 8: this cute dog every single day.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and they adopted a shelter dog, you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: h oh, that's the title ho of the hotel happiness.
Speaker 2: Who would be the cho on this show?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 2: Probably sure, Well, I think somebody would have said that anyway,
Speaker 2: but he kind of maybe lost the title. But I
Speaker 2: think somebody would have said that. But you just appointed yourself.
Speaker 7: Yeah, can anyone say they're happy right now?
Speaker 5: I tell jokes, I'm be right.
Speaker 2: It would be the chief Hate Officer, Pattie.
Speaker 5: He's a hater. He's a hater of everything.
Speaker 2: I do, or the CEO the chief angry.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a good shout out to Fairmount Dallas for
Speaker 8: giving Bondie a forever Homeka.
Speaker 2: And he also wears one of those little suits like
Speaker 2: a bell hop.
Speaker 5: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: It's just funny. Right there you go. That's what it's
Speaker 2: all about. That was tell me something good? All right?
Speaker 2: Bobby sings it wrong is the name of the game.
Speaker 2: We'll do country classics. Okay, Uh, example doesn't count to
Speaker 2: be so easy, but I'm gonna sing it way wrong.
Speaker 2: But it's a way popular song, well way down yonderr
Speaker 2: own a Chattahoochee. That'd be pretty easy, right you guys
Speaker 2: ready to go?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And some of these are so easy, like this first one.
Speaker 12: So easy.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to do it, but here we go.
Speaker 9: Ca Creole Williams Live down a dirt Road.
Speaker 5: That's all we get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, I'm in Creo Williams Lift out of Dirt Road.
Speaker 2: I think sleeps.
Speaker 5: I know the song.
Speaker 11: I've heard it before, but I don't know what comes
Speaker 11: out of Creole Williams.
Speaker 5: Litten down a dirt room, cut cut cut you. Oh,
Speaker 5: I think I know that one, all right? All right,
Speaker 5: let me see if that's right. Oh man, that man
Speaker 5: just hit me right in the gut.
Speaker 2: Lunchbox, dust on the bottle, Eddie, dust on the bottles
Speaker 2: on the bottle.
Speaker 6: Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
Speaker 6: boom boom bump.
Speaker 2: He was working through college. Boom boom boom boom boom
Speaker 2: boom bom. He was working through college. Boom boom boom
Speaker 2: boom boom boom boom. He was working through college. Oh wow, Wow,
Speaker 2: I'm in, I have I got it? Yeah, Eddie strawberry,
Speaker 2: one Eddie strawberry, one strawberry, one strawberry. All right, how's
Speaker 2: that again? Boom boom? Did I make it up? And like, go,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can get back to it.
Speaker 2: I know I got to it. All right, here's the next.
Speaker 5: One we go.
Speaker 3: Oh so.
Speaker 2: The light have been baptized? Good again?
Speaker 5: Oh so the light.
Speaker 9: Hi, he's been baptized.
Speaker 2: A do it it goes high? Yes, well it's her,
Speaker 2: that's her part. All right, I'm in, but let's not
Speaker 2: do it in real live. I'm just doing I sing
Speaker 2: it wrong. It's not let's sing it how I'm was singing,
Speaker 2: sing so light hill my.
Speaker 5: All right, all right, I think I got it. I
Speaker 5: think I got it.
Speaker 2: Actually, Lunchbox Amy's still writing Dona Maria Amy. I tell
Speaker 2: Maria no ed crazy guys so close. That's a brand
Speaker 2: new man. I think.
Speaker 6: I think tumble up. Don't think. I think it's dumble
Speaker 6: to the kitchen. Don't think think of tumble out the bit.
Speaker 6: Think think it's dumble to the kitchen. Like the drums
Speaker 6: on that little reggae be that's cool.
Speaker 5: I'm in dumble out of bed. This is a song
Speaker 5: we've heard.
Speaker 2: Lassics, all right, whatever, Lunchbox fancy Amy, Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: one more worth five point.
Speaker 5: Almost?
Speaker 2: What What did he say? How's your voice? Almost? West?
Speaker 5: I don't know the first words.
Speaker 2: It's death metal, dude, I heard his West. You're gonna
Speaker 2: lose anyway, So it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: No, it doesn't matter because I like to do all mona.
Speaker 2: Almost what listen listening to almost? Because I can't do
Speaker 2: it much, That's what I'm saying. I don't know what
Speaker 2: he's saying off any more.
Speaker 5: Water Man.
Speaker 2: That that one goes hard, damn man, distortion guitar man,
Speaker 2: It goes through a hard lunchboks. Country roads, Amy, country roads,
Speaker 2: country roads, take me home. Well, it's take me home
Speaker 2: country roads. You can have a point that are in
Speaker 2: the winter, buddy, Yeah, mammy, can you get this one?
Speaker 9: Three th in the morning, not so insight in the morning, insight, not.
Speaker 2: Garth. The thunder rolls. I give you one more. I
Speaker 2: don't waste any more of this because we'll play another
Speaker 2: end next couple of days. How about this one here?
Speaker 9: He used to spend my nights out in the ballroom.
Speaker 2: Liquor. I holy one, I know liquor I used to
Speaker 2: spend You guys, know you're helping everybody else out when
Speaker 2: you do that, right, if you just do it in
Speaker 2: your head. Otherwise you give them the head one more time,
Speaker 2: my head than to spend my nights in aroom.
Speaker 9: Liquor.
Speaker 8: I say what I have known?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I think I hear it. Now I'm saying no, no, no,
Speaker 2: actually throwing me off. No is it?
Speaker 5: I guess bunk dog bar association incorrect?
Speaker 2: Tennessee whiskey, Tennessee whiskey. I use this man my night
Speaker 2: in the bar. Yeah, all right, good job, you're the winner.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Wake up, Wake up in the man and
Speaker 2: it's turning radio and the dollars.
Speaker 3: He's turn.
Speaker 2: Ready, lunchbox, more game two, Steve red I'm trying to
Speaker 2: put you through bock. He's running this week's next bit.
Speaker 2: The Bobby's on the box, so you know what this
Speaker 2: the Bobby balls. Over the years, lunchbox, I think we've
Speaker 2: estimated the thousands of thousands and thousands of dollars that
Speaker 2: you've lost playing the lottery.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm not turned to profit yet.
Speaker 2: Because at eighteen years old used to arted spending roughly
Speaker 2: eighteen to twenty one how.
Speaker 5: Much a week, oh, probably thirty to forty.
Speaker 2: Dollars, twenty one to thirty one, how many how much
Speaker 2: a week?
Speaker 5: Fifty to sixty.
Speaker 2: And then from thirty one to now.
Speaker 5: Like one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: So it's a lot and he's never won more than
Speaker 2: two hundre fifty bucks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's the biggest hit.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. That that's all.
Speaker 11: But I hit some two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars,
Speaker 11: twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: But it's just the numbers game that you haven't hit
Speaker 2: anything bigger than two hundred fifty bucks when Scuma Steve
Speaker 2: has and he hasn't even played lottery.
Speaker 5: Okay, guys, we don't have to rub it in. Okay,
Speaker 5: So are you trying to make me feel good or bad?
Speaker 9: So?
Speaker 2: An Arkansas woman said she went to church, oh and
Speaker 2: it inspired her to buy a powerball ticket that earned
Speaker 2: her one hundred thousand dollars. Wow.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Kay Anthony of Harrol told the Scholarship Lottery officials this
Speaker 2: is from UPI that she usually only plays a lottery
Speaker 2: once or twice a month, but she was inspired to
Speaker 2: make an extra purchase after listening to a sermon about
Speaker 2: things on the way. So she goes, she buys it.
Speaker 2: She goes, this could be a thing on the way
Speaker 2: one hundred bucks. So what I would suggest is, because
Speaker 2: you will try any thing, go to church on Sunday
Speaker 2: or if can't, Sunday the next and try to find
Speaker 2: something in the message that gives you inspiration to go
Speaker 2: somewhere and get that ticket.
Speaker 5: Listen to the words of the guy.
Speaker 2: In something that he or she, depending on who speaking,
Speaker 2: is going to say is going to drive you to
Speaker 2: the place.
Speaker 5: I think it's Dude's right, there's women prief.
Speaker 2: Probably somebody's given a message. But it's been like twenty
Speaker 2: years since you've been to church, so I'm not a
Speaker 2: lot of changes. All we're saying is maybe you should
Speaker 2: go and listen to the message and find something specific
Speaker 2: and then chase that. How much did you win again?
Speaker 2: Thousand dollars worth.
Speaker 5: A day in church?
Speaker 7: And the message was the way the message was, like, what,
Speaker 7: that's cool?
Speaker 2: What if the messages like stop wasting money? Though, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: cover your years?
Speaker 5: No no, no, that would mean yeah, go buy a lottery.
Speaker 2: Too, because it's not a waste.
Speaker 8: The message is about greed and.
Speaker 5: They would say, but I'm not greedy.
Speaker 2: I'm just hopeful they would say that, or you would say.
Speaker 5: That, I would say that, like, it's not greed.
Speaker 2: I'm hopeful false idols.
Speaker 5: Lottery is not a false idol.
Speaker 8: Money is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a real.
Speaker 2: Time for rejected segments. Here to go rejected segments. These
Speaker 2: are the top five rejected segments from the last thirty days.
Speaker 2: These were ideas that were turned down because they were
Speaker 2: too either boring or dangerous or we do tell you
Speaker 2: why we turned down each idea. Number five. Number five
Speaker 2: The idea was lunchbox takes an eight hour Uber. Apparently
Speaker 2: there's no distance limit in taking Uber, but there's a
Speaker 2: time limit of eight hours. You just have to find
Speaker 2: a driver to accept it. What if we send Lunchbox
Speaker 2: on an eight hour Uber ride. We find a place
Speaker 2: eight hours away that he can visit. He can visit,
Speaker 2: like the murder house or whatever, and then we also check
Speaker 2: in with them during the ride, and we see how
Speaker 2: much it costs at the end.
Speaker 5: A lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to be a lot. So rejected because
Speaker 2: one expensive and two I don't think you would have
Speaker 2: done it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just eight hours.
Speaker 11: He would have to give me eight hours back it
Speaker 11: would have been double expensive.
Speaker 2: Well, but if you were like sent to a murder
Speaker 2: house or something, we could have had Abby follow you.
Speaker 5: It seems real. Yeah, that's a good reject.
Speaker 2: Are you looking up to see how much would be
Speaker 2: any I'm trying to do like Chicago? Like how much
Speaker 2: from here to Chicago?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Too far? Probably you have to do seven hours fifty
Speaker 2: nine minutes. Okay, Well don't we're with.
Speaker 8: That somewhere in misery Number four.
Speaker 2: Number four, Amy suggested show bonding trip cow cuddle therapy. Yes,
Speaker 2: how did this get rejected? Did you know you can
Speaker 2: sign up for col cuddle therapy? I think we should
Speaker 2: go as a show a bonding trip of sorts could
Speaker 2: be so therapeutic for us. So rejected because I don't
Speaker 2: think any of us want to cuddle with cals first
Speaker 2: of all. But number two, I think Amy's just looking
Speaker 2: for friends now, because she said two of these she
Speaker 2: also sent to the line dancing one.
Speaker 5: Oh that's right.
Speaker 2: I think now she's just making.
Speaker 5: Pay don't calk.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, if they've been outside, these are these
Speaker 8: Col's cuddles.
Speaker 11: So I'm sure they really want to be cuddled and
Speaker 11: they pee, and oh my god, they would.
Speaker 2: You guys want to do that? Right? Next out, let's
Speaker 2: go number three, Masked interviewer or Scuba seed books and
Speaker 2: mystery guests. But they have to come in wearing a
Speaker 2: big mascot like costume. We have no idea who it is.
Speaker 2: They can even talk in a different voice, but we
Speaker 2: get to ask ten questions to figure out who it
Speaker 2: is they stump us. They get to promote whatever they
Speaker 2: want if we guess it within ten. No interview, no promo.
Speaker 2: That's a great idea. The problem is we would never
Speaker 2: get anybody good to do.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's like the masked singer, Like there's never
Speaker 7: anyone really really good.
Speaker 2: They're arolways like seedless celebrities, but they're still celebrities that
Speaker 2: you know, and they get to promote themselves regardless. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so there have been some kind of famous on there
Speaker 2: or the people that used to be really famous. With this.
Speaker 2: If we told him this, you have to wear a
Speaker 2: maskot costume, and if we figure you out, you don't
Speaker 2: get to do your promo or whatever, nobody would come in.
Speaker 2: I think it's a great idea, but nobody would come in.
Speaker 2: That's funny, all right, Next out number two, This one
Speaker 2: under the I'm just searching for show prep category, Eddie.
Speaker 2: I thought I caught my sixteen year old son drinking. No,
Speaker 2: this is a real story. This is crazy, guys.
Speaker 7: So one weekend I bought these trullys, like a six
Speaker 7: pack of trulieres or.
Speaker 2: Whatever, and I drink like two of them. No big deal.
Speaker 2: I put the rest of my refrigerator.
Speaker 7: And then one day the same day, my son walks
Speaker 7: in the kitchen while I'm doing the dishes and takes
Speaker 7: the trash out. I'm like, that's weird. He's never voluntarily
Speaker 7: taken the trash out? Is my sixteen year old son?
Speaker 7: Then I go in the refrigerator, and guess what, the
Speaker 7: truis are gone.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, red flag. My son's drinking. He drank
Speaker 2: those truthis and he's.
Speaker 7: Throwing away the trash because the evidence is in the trash.
Speaker 7: Turns out the trulys were like in the back of
Speaker 7: the Virginia. They fell off the back. I found them
Speaker 7: like two days later. But for two days I thought
Speaker 7: my son was drinking.
Speaker 2: Did you confront him, no, look in the trash? Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I never looked in the trash. You checked the recycle
Speaker 2: bind gets out of the category, had no show of preps.
Speaker 2: So just made up stories like the time, just like
Speaker 2: told a story made it extra elaborate because.
Speaker 8: What was the underwear thing that wasn't underwear?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I found underwear in my women's underwear in the
Speaker 7: scar My wife found them and she thought there were
Speaker 7: women's underwear, but they ended up being like, I don't know,
Speaker 7: like a.
Speaker 2: Speed or something.
Speaker 8: The kid's like winter ski masks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what it was.
Speaker 2: It's true stories, man. Let's go to number one, number one,
Speaker 2: the number one rejected segment. Raymundo heard this country artist
Speaker 2: is gonna be broke very soon. Oh, I would never
Speaker 2: get on and just have Ray tell a story because
Speaker 2: he ra even put the artist's name in it. It
Speaker 2: was like, I want to talk about so and so
Speaker 2: and what they're doing. I would never put the artist's name. Now,
Speaker 2: if we did it like a country music secret, I
Speaker 2: could understand. But I wanted to go hard at this person.
Speaker 2: Don't say who it is. Yeah, just some of the
Speaker 2: stuff they're doing.
Speaker 10: Their flying private to a lot of their shows when
Speaker 10: at this stage or whatever, late or early in their career,
Speaker 10: you really aren't supposed to unless it's like really necessary
Speaker 10: a New York or in LA. You're not flying private
Speaker 10: to just basic shows. And this person is another thing
Speaker 10: is they did you say fly private to New York
Speaker 10: or LA? Yeah, oh that's wake. You never want to
Speaker 10: fly private LA.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, sixty thousand dollars on this side because
Speaker 2: I'll find all the way across the country and they're
Speaker 2: doing that. Yeah, I know. My point is right, doesn't
Speaker 2: know what he's talking about.
Speaker 9: I I do.
Speaker 10: And then they also just did a new house and
Speaker 10: I don't think they have a family and kids, and
Speaker 10: I heard it was a ten thousand square foot house,
Speaker 10: which sounds massive, so it is.
Speaker 2: It's probably something that's gonna make you go broke. That's
Speaker 2: why I say, got it attitude. Give me a single
Speaker 2: letter in their first.
Speaker 5: Day, nailed it. Nailed it.
Speaker 2: Now you gotta beat it because they both did a letter,
Speaker 2: So beat the letters. I don't have a letter. I mean,
Speaker 2: this person's making a lot of money right now.
Speaker 5: Multiple Okay, there's not multiple?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there is. I can think of like three with
Speaker 2: AI in it. But it's a very common coupling of letters. Yes,
Speaker 2: but I'm not gonna let you say who it is.
Speaker 2: I have to say, keep keep that, keep beeping that
Speaker 2: when I keep saying the letter, so I can't do it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And when you go out to you don't you don't
Speaker 2: have your facts correct. Well, when you out with your friends,
Speaker 2: you probably shouldn't buy their drinks every time you go
Speaker 2: out with them.
Speaker 10: And I heard they always clear the tab, which is nice.
Speaker 10: But that's how you go broke.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's how you go broke, because
Speaker 2: if you have a lot of money buying drinks or dinners,
Speaker 2: that's But if you're going out there, you don't know
Speaker 2: how you you don't know, you don't know how much
Speaker 2: money people have, correct, But.
Speaker 11: I I know I can't say that because it gives
Speaker 11: it away.
Speaker 7: And they may not be paying for those jets, like
Speaker 7: somebody could be paid for the.
Speaker 2: Jets are free. Somebody else is paying for it. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is why we don't do it, because we throw
Speaker 2: somebody under the bus and it's not true. I know
Speaker 2: this person's making a lot of money. Now I don't
Speaker 2: know what they're doing with their money's responsible, So you
Speaker 2: know who he's talking about. Yes, he wrote it. He
Speaker 2: wanted to say it on the air. Okay, right, thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's rejected segment. Second that was rejected segments.
Speaker 6: It's time for the good news, Bobby.
Speaker 2: This guy named Rick and Iowa learned the students at
Speaker 2: his former school district had over twenty one thousand and
Speaker 2: unpaid lunch debt. So he's like, I'm gonna go and
Speaker 2: help out. So he messages superintendent and he does a
Speaker 2: community challenge and he said, hey, every donation that's made,
Speaker 2: I will match it. So they needed twenty one thousand.
Speaker 2: What's half a twenty one thousand? Had you go ooh,
Speaker 2: half of twenty one thousand is eleven fifty ten. It's tough.
Speaker 2: I was off. You know, it's mean of me to
Speaker 2: go to you for that because you are dyslexia. I
Speaker 2: have a warfield. No, not this Morphia, see one of those.
Speaker 5: You got just something.
Speaker 2: So they made ten thousand, five hundred buck from the community.
Speaker 2: He matched that ten thousand, five hundred and twenty one
Speaker 2: thousand to make sure that all the students lunch debt
Speaker 2: could be paid off. And that's awesome, which is that
Speaker 2: the guy didn't have to do that. He just saw
Speaker 2: it and was inspired. So we wanted to shout him out.
Speaker 2: Rick Vernon, that's great.
Speaker 11: That's dangerous though, because what if they did fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: I think it was to reach the point of all
Speaker 2: though I don't think they're doing so.
Speaker 13: I'm like, man, you could get it really screwed. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 13: I don't even go to match everything. Wait a minute,
Speaker 13: that's from w KYT. That's what it's all about. That
Speaker 13: was telling me something good. Here's a voicemail from last night.
Speaker 3: How do you know how big a chili pepper is?
Speaker 10: Give it away?
Speaker 2: Give it away, give it away now.
Speaker 9: Okay, that's it.
Speaker 4: Have a good day.
Speaker 2: We love the show. That's that's a great one because
Speaker 2: that is a nineties reference to the do you know
Speaker 2: get it. No, the red hot chili peppers. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: but like a way of scale, how much was your way? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the way. Yeah, that's one of my favorite ones. Ever.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Amy in the morning, Corny.
Speaker 8: Why can't dinosaurs clap their hands because they're extinct?
Speaker 2: That is not funny. Oh I was trying to figure
Speaker 2: out what extinct means God because the're all dead. Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: they can't and you can get some really dark stuff there.
Speaker 5: It's actually funny.
Speaker 2: Thanks, guys.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's actually funny. I don't know why anything. So
Speaker 11: it's not funny because if they weren't extinct, we wouldn't
Speaker 11: be alive.
Speaker 5: So it's good they're extended now.
Speaker 2: But everybody, that was the morning Corny Bobby Bone Show today.
Speaker 12: This story comes to us from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There was
Speaker 12: a couple in their land Rover down by the river
Speaker 12: around four thirty in the morning. They're sitting in the
Speaker 12: front seat talking. They start smooching, right, Hey, you want
Speaker 12: to move this to the back seat. And as they're
Speaker 12: you know, smooching a little bit, she accidentally kicks the
Speaker 12: gear thing into neutral, Like how do.
Speaker 2: You do that? I mean, I've seen videos like dogs
Speaker 2: doing that, and I know how you do it, But
Speaker 2: the break has to be put first of all. It
Speaker 2: can't be an automatic because the brake has to be
Speaker 2: pushed in order to shift the gear correct. So unless
Speaker 2: you got like one foot on the ground and then
Speaker 2: you're kicking with the other, which does not seem like
Speaker 2: a pleasurable way to smooch, and then then it must
Speaker 2: be a stick, right if you're gonna kick it.
Speaker 7: Because a stick, you can you can kick it hard
Speaker 7: enough to get it out again. Yeah, sure, absolutely, so
Speaker 7: maybe that's it. It must be a stick.
Speaker 2: But if it's a stick, that's usually you should go
Speaker 2: to the back seat to begin with. Okay, they they lived,
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 5: They lived with the car sink. I mean it's at
Speaker 5: the bottom of the river.
Speaker 12: Four forty five am boat had to come and get them.
Speaker 5: All right, I'm much boxed at your Bonehead story of
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