THURS PT 1: Lunchbox Thinks This Tradition Is CREEPY! + Eddie Applied For Another Job + 30 Seconds Of Laughter

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Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. Every week, I'm breaking down the biggest issues happening in our communities and around the world. I'm talking to people like Julie K. Brown, who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. The Justice Department, through we counted four presidential administrations, failed these victims. Listen to Bleep with Adam Navarro on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, welcome to Thursday's show morning studio. Morning. Women who want lots of stuff make blank wives. Amy? Wow. Women who want lots of stuff. Be careful here. The blank can be any word. Any word. Women who want lots of stuff. So this is research shows? Yep. Women who want lots of stuff. Brigham Young University. They had to study. Women who want lots of stuff make blank wives. Hiring wives? Huh? Like tiring. Tiring wives. Lunchbox? Terrible wives. You know why? Because they're never satisfied. Always want more. Eddie? Needy. Needy, needy wives. Women who want lots of stuff make bad wives, according to studies. Oh, yeah, yeah. Researchers studied married couples and found that when the wife was materialistic, and about one in three were, both spouses were dissatisfied with the marriage. You gasped. I don't know. I mean, I was just like, wow, one in three? Okay. One possible reason, the wife hassles her husband for more things regardless of their financial standing. Yeah, that's stressful. It doesn't matter where they are. They always want something a little more. They could be at the highest of high, yet they still want something a little more. If she doesn't get what she wants, she thinks the man has failed as a husband. And so the man also feels that pressure. So she's not getting what she wants and he can't provide what she wants. So he feels like a failure. Yeah, I can see how that doesn't. Talk about it, group. That doesn't feel good in a relationship. That's right. It doesn't. And where does that come from? Does that come from like daddy spoiling her or like boyfriend spoiling her? I'm going to put a tag on it and say Instagram. Oh, that's it. Social media and seeing what everybody has. Well, what about the other women that also are seeing that same stuff and they're not impacted in the same way? Like, to Eddie's point, there's got to be a root of it somewhere. Like, where is that? Social media. I think that's the big compare yourself to the Joneses. Sure, sure. That's where it comes from. I think guys have the same. They just do it in a different way. I think women are getting the materialistic, you know, label here. But I think we all have our needs to show what we can do and what we have. But some people in this room don't. I don't feel like I need to show off what I have. So all the men in this room are clear of that? Well, I would like to show off, but I just don't have anything. That's the problem. But you would. I would show off, no problem. Okay, fair enough. He'll rent stuff to show it off. I will. He did that at a high school reunion once. Rented a Corvette, right? That's right. Ten-year high school reunion Corvette, man. Hikers are hailed as heroes because, well, they were hiking, and they started to see some blood. And they were like, I don't think it's animal blood. And so then they followed the blood. How do they know the difference between animal blood and human blood? I don't know. I guess they're experienced hikers. Okay. And so they went and they found a woman and she was critically injured. Whoa. She had been bleeding out. Well, that's... She nearly died after a severe fall during a solo hike on February 3rd. One of the hikers, who was a seasoned mountaineer, had thousands of hikes under their belt, had even gone up Everest and had seen the blood, followed it in, and they just happened to stumble on her because they happened to see the blood. That's crazy. The hikers had followed her blood trail and discovered the critically injured mountaineer leading to her rescue. KSLTV with that story. Man, I don't think I'd follow the blood. I'd be like, I don't want to go where that blood's taking me. Right, because what's on the other side of the blood, right? I don't want to be near what's happened at the end of that trail. A bear could be waiting for you. How fortunate is she? Very. Except for the fall part. That part sucks, but let's go post-fall. Very fortunate. I'm going to give you one other fortunate story. A plane made an emergency landing on a busy road in Georgia. It hit three cars, but they lived. Wow. The cars, they were? Nobody died. Just minor injuries. Imagine you're just driving though and you look in your rear view and it's like, that looks like a plane. Boom. Right on top of you. The Hawker Beechcraft BE-36 landed on Browns Bridge Road in Gainesville, about 50 miles northeast of Atlanta. The plane had reported engine issues. Quote, we lost the engine, taken off out of Gainesville. We tried to glide back, did everything by the book, but realized we weren't going to make it back, so we came down on the road. The plane struck three cars, dislodging a fuel tank into one of them. Two people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, AP News. You think everybody on that plane goes, we're going to die? Oh, 100%. Yeah, the pilot started making a message for his wife, like, hey, tell her I love her, blah, blah, blah, I'm not going to make it. Are you serious about that? Yeah. I didn't see that. Wow. The, whatever, the radio. Air traffic control. Yeah. I mean, it was like, whoa, man, this is it. It doesn't matter if, like, you're gliding or whatever. If you're going down, you lost an engine, like, you think, like, that's it. It kind of makes me think of that. You know, when I was married and my, at the time, my husband was going down, he didn't, he said mayday, mayday, but he didn't send a message to me. Yeah, he's probably trying to land the plane. Well, I know that lunchbox is like, this guy is like, I want to send a message. Guys, I want to tell you how busy this road is. Have you guys seen the video? There's a lot of cars on there. There's a lot of cars. It's like not a highway. It's like in the middle of town. And like there's a car dealership on one side. There's like a Stubby's and a Wendy's. I think it's like the least ideal place to have to, you know, land a plane. Because I was thinking on a highway, you try to land and everybody's going like 55, 60, 65. There are cars sitting in a traffic light. And this car, it just bounces down. When I worked for the news, I covered a plane that landed on a... A golf course. It's sitting right on the green. I think I'd like that better than this. Can you imagine playing golf though? Dude, this picture is crazy. Yeah, glad everybody lived. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous inbox. There's a question to be had. Send it in to the mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. Who is the most famous person you've ever met? And did you enjoy it? So I made a list of people that I think have six. And I've kind of tiered them. It's probably Taylor. Probably Taylor Swift. And met her a bunch of times. Other people on my list. Ringo Starr from the Beatles. That's super famous. Yeah. Garth, obviously Elton John Dolly Parton and Justin Timberlake I'd probably remove Justin Timberlake though from that list, I think he was 6th overall, who would you put number 1 on my list? Taylor I think it's Taylor Dolly's huge I get the Ringo Starr thing He's one of the Beatles Everyone knows that That's the most famous musical group in the history of music But I still don't put him at one. Okay. I'm asking you. I know you are. Who do you put? You still put Taylor at one or Dolly at one? I'll put Taylor. I just think like you get the old. Everybody knows Dolly, but some of the young people maybe don't. But if, so if I look at it that way, young people and old people know Taylor. So Taylor at one, Dolly at two. Yeah. Elton John. Oh, Ovaringo. Ovaringo Starr. I agree with you, Amy. You're hating Amy. I don't think she respects the Beatles. I think that's what it is. That's not true. I don't think you respect the Beatles and their fame. I got a question. Where is Ringo in the Beatles? Is he one of the... Well, there's only four. He's probably four, yeah. That's why I think he's down the list. I don't. You haven't met Paul McCartney? I think he's three. Over George Harrison? Yeah. Because his name. People just know the name Ringo Starr. I've never met Paul McCartney. Oh, I mean, Paul McCartney, that would be... Well, I haven't met him, so he can't be on the list. Okay, so yeah. I mean, Jesus. Okay, yeah, yeah. Oh, that'd be good. Elvis. I didn't meet him, so. Taylor, Dolly, Elton, Garth. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Garth of Moringa. You asked my order. That's my order. Do it again. Okay, go ahead. Taylor, one. Taylor. Super nice. Number one, go ahead. Dolly. Extremely nice and kind. Very much enjoyed it. Go ahead. Elton. Super nice. I didn't need to spend as much time, but sat with him at a dinner. Really nice. Three. Garth. Amazing. Ringo. Yeah, spent an hour with him. And he was very generous. It was an interview setting. But yeah, I enjoyed it. Your top five are all so big that everyone would pretty much know who you're talking about by first name. Good question. Could we know by first name Taylor? Yes. Ringo? Yes. Garth? Yes. Elton? Yeah, Dolly. Yeah. All of them. So no actors or anything? No athletes? Top five? Well, the only people that can compete in the athletic world, I haven't met. So I haven't met Michael Jordan. Oh. And Kobe's not alive anymore. Tiger. And I haven't met LeBron or Tiger. So those would be the only athlete people. Actors, I haven't met. DiCaprio. Tom Hanks. Brad Pitt. Pitt, Hanks, Denzel. Clooney. Cruz. Tom Cruise. No. But even those, it's still arguable on who's more famous. But yeah, I haven't met them. So mine's all music, which makes sense. It's the place I work in. But all have been super nice. I've not had a bad experience with any of those people. So that's the list. Amy has teared it out. Yeah, some viral clip of Taylor popped up on TikTok. And it's an interview from our show. And it's just her talking, though. But I'm in it. It's my voice. And we're talking about coffee. It's like Taylor's fans posted or something. But it has millions of views. And I'm like, that's my voice. Taylor's talking to me like she's looking. You can't tell who she's looking at. But she's looking at me. and I'm talking about how coffee's so cozy and she's like, oh yeah, a cup and a saucer and then Bobby's like, it's cozy and I was like, that's us. Did you comment, that's my voice? No, I screen recorded the video though because I didn't know if it ever popped up in my algorithm again. I have that video still if you ever want to see it. Yeah, we literally have it because it's from our show. Really? Okay. I don't know. I just thought it was cool. It was weird to have a video pop up on your feed and it's Taylor but then it's your voice. She did the DiCaprio meme. Oh, yeah. From, you know, the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood? Yeah, Once Upon a Time. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. All right, there you go. Amy sent me the most morbid text yesterday. What? I did. She was like, I don't think we can talk about this on the show. But I think that allows us to talk about it on the show because it's under the context of I don't think we can talk about it on the show. Well, yeah, I just wasn't going to bring it up as like my story of the day. Yeah. It's about cheese. And also, I would compare it to a more brutal version of veal. because you know how and I could probably pull up if you're eating veal that's baby and sometimes yes Amy tell could you remember the story yes well yeah and the person that posted it she told it as a story of goats and get ready with me she's putting makeup on it she's telling the story yes and she but she's very clear in then in her caption she's like this is not about goats but she is telling the story as if it's about goats and making cheese from baby goats but it's about do we do people are people not aware it's about actual human babies oh making i know i literally thought you said to me because i couldn't eat cheese like my mind only went to to cheese no because I live a life of no cheese. Even about the goats it's devastating. So just tell the goat version of the story because I'm hung up on not being able to eat dairy but you want to tell it? Can you tell it quick? Because I remember it. I mean if you remember it better but it's like the enzymes of a baby. Okay there's a baby it's nursing on a mom. We're talking about it as if it's a goat yes. Yeah but she's talking about a goat. Baby's nursing on the mom. So we're doing a baby goat. Yeah. No it's literally a goat. The goat is nursing on the mom. Yeah baby goat's nursing on the mom. I have a picture in it. As it's nursing, they end up killing the baby goat. And then they go inside its guts and get that. Melt it? Yeah, and they make cheese out of that. And that's a special kind of cheese. What the bull. And that's true, but I didn't take the analogy to the human part. Are you sure about that? Because you were fooled by the Oprah thing. I don't think that. Well, that's why I sent it to you. I know, but I'm so obsessed with not being able to eat dairy that I was just like, Oh, Amy's looking out. Maybe I can eat this cheese. That's what I thought. And I was like, that's too dark for cheese I could eat. So what is it? It is sad about goats. Because it like the enzymes in a baby the way it done like this is more deep stuff that keeps popping up in my algorithm And that wasn the only cheese goat story that I saw but people are telling it in a way that is still disturbing to hear but it not as disturbing as having to consider that people are doing this to babies The cheese is called Calou de Cabretta, which translates to kid goat stomach. It's made by taking a newborn kid goat that has recently drank its mother's milk and they kill that kid goat and they go into that goat to take that milk and they make cheese out of that milk and they let it sit out. And so the enzymes and the stomach acids naturally present in the kid's stomach. They curdle the milk. It curdles the milk. It turns it into cheese and then people eat it. It's supposed to have a very strong, gamey and pungent flavor with a spicy tang. It's very niche. It's traditional. It's illegal. And people do it. It's, again, I may be pronouncing it wrong. Calou de Cabredou. But it's real. It's a real story because I looked it up and that's what I took it as. I didn't take it as like. It really is happening to goats, but it was also her way of saying that this is happening. I didn't get there with that one. Yeah. Man, that's messed up. Calu de Cabretto. How would you say that, Mike? Calu de Cabretto. What language is that? Do we know? Sardinian. I don't know if that's the language. You know who I watch on TikTok? I watch this guy. It's a feel-good TikTok. It's now my algorithm. I bet if I pulled it up. He is from Japan. Speaks English. Great. But he goes up to people and just goes, I bet I can speak your language. And he speaks like a hundred languages. Whoa. I've seen that. You ever see him? That's crazy. And the guy's like, I don't think so. I speak Kurdish. And he's like, so start talking in Kurdish. The way their face changes when he starts speaking their language, they go from like being like bothered. And then they're like, oh, this guy's speaking my language. They warm up so much. That's pretty amazing. It's awesome. There's only been one that I've seen where he did not know it, but he knows every language and they feel, cause they're in a country, they're either in America, in New York, or they're in like Rome or something. And they feel like since they don't speak very good local language, they can't really talk to people. And then he's like, it's awesome. That's cool. Yeah, it was way better. I needed that palate cleanser once. Amy sent me the cheese thing. Oh, yeah. Amy, gosh. We need palate cleansers from that. I'm sorry. The thing that the Air Force or the government ended up shooting down yesterday was not a drone from the cartel. This was the El Paso one? Yeah, it was a balloon. Oh, boy. Which is very disturbing that we don't know the difference in a balloon and a drone from the cartel. The surprise closure of El Paso's airspace stemmed from a disagreement between the F.A. and the Pentagon over military drone related tests near Fort Bliss. The Pentagon's been testing high energy laser technology to fake or excuse me, take down drones. They wanted to move faster than the F.A. was comfortable with. The anti-drone technology shot down a party balloon near the border. A party balloon? I was thinking it was like a surveillance balloon. or a weather balloon. It was a party balloon. Oh my gosh. Do you want to show a clip of that guy, Mike? Yeah. This is from, that was from CBS News, but it was just weird. They said, we're shutting it down for 10 days and then 30 minutes later, they're like, ah, we're open. We're back. Okay, look at this guy. Do we have audio up there? Guys? Yeah, it's up. Okay, here we go. I think I can speak your language. I think I can speak your language. Which language? Do you speak any language? Yes. Okay. Eight languages. Eight languages. Speak your language. Unjani. Unjani. Go Sharpo. Go Sharpo. Go Sharpo. No. No. No. No. No. No. What other languages do you speak? Portuguese. You speak Portuguese? I speak. Why do you speak Portuguese? Because I didn't hear Mozambique. You lived in Mozambique? Yes. I didn't hear Mozambique. What languages do you speak? I speak Portuguese, Zulu, Zulu. I speak Tsuana. Canongani? I speak Zulu. I speak very well. Saubona, right? Saubona, yes. Saubona. I speak Shangana. Shangana? Yes, it's from Mozambique also. Mozambique. And in South Africa also, they speak Shangana. Spedi. Spedi? Yes. Okay. Spedi and English and French. Where do you speak French? A Bordeaux. I think this guy that even knows the eight languages is crazy. Yeah. Is that right? I see this, but it's like one meets another. Yeah, this guy knows like a hundred languages. The brain capacity or how they learn things and retain things is amazing. I wish I had that. Yeah, I wish I knew one other language. I know like a little French. Yeah, you know French. A little Spanish. A little Spanish. Although, I told you Bad Bunny was going too fast for me. Dude, he was going too fast for me. He was going too fast. I couldn't understand anything. Except for the sage cheese. Yeah, yeah. Selfie sage cheese. I couldn't get it. Hi, this is Joe Winterstein, host of the Spirit Daughter Podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts, and how to step into your most vibrant life. And I just sat down with a mini driver. The Irish traveler said when I was 16, you're going to have a terrible time with men. Actor, storyteller, and unapologetic Aquarian visionary. Aquarius is all about freedom loving and different perspectives. And I find a lot of people with strong placements in Aquarius are misunderstood. 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I don't have a daughter, but I guess it's this time of year that they're having the father-daughter dances because my Facebook feed is full of all these dads getting all dressed up and getting their daughters dolled up in these dresses. And they're like hugging and then they're going to these dances and it just feels weird. It feels strange. It's something that I feel like society invented that needs to go away. What feels weird about it? Yeah. Because I don't feel anything weird about it. The only thing that I struggle with when this kind of stuff comes around is the kids that don't have a dad. Right. Them having to go. Yes. It highlights their situation. And they may have a father-type figure that steps in. But that's not creepy. You don't think it's creepy. He thinks it's creepy that a dad, and he used the word getting his daughter dolled up. No, he does. He doesn't say that. They have these dresses on and the dad's all in a suit. And it's like, here, let's go dance. And then it shows them like videos of them slow dancing. It's just like. You don't think it's sweet? No. Is it because the daughter's going on a date with their dad? I think that's what it is. Like, it just feels weird. But there's a lot of dads that date their daughter. Well, that's weird to say. Well, it's not actually dating, but they'll take their daughter to dinner. And it's like they're trying to represent. That's not being a parent and feeding your kid, right? Right, yeah, yeah. You're representing like, hey, I want to invest in you. I want to have this one-on-one time with you. And even on the date, like demonstrating like this is how you should be treated. No, I understand like taking them to dinner and teaching them how to be treated. But it's like they're going to prom. Like it just feels weird. And I don't, every time I see the picture, I'm like, why do we do this? Of all the things that you don't find creepy, this is what you find creepy. Dad's going to a dance with her daughter. 100%. It just feels creepy. But can you list why? I wish I understood the words for it, but when I see the pictures, it gives me the ick. It just gives me the like, oh my God. It doesn't have a feeling. He feels uncomfortable. It doesn't feel right. It doesn't feel right. Like you don't see moms getting dressed up and taking their sons to go dance. It's like, it's something that is just weird. And why haven't we done that? Yeah, that's true. It's weird. It's weird, weird, weird. What about father-daughter dances at weddings? That's, they're grown adults. It's fine. So they're grown adults. The dad can date the daughter. No, he's not even dating. It's one song and that's it. She is there dressed up for someone else. And also. This is her getting dressed up for her dad. And there is the opposite. You understand? Like, that's what I'm saying. At a wedding, there's the son and the mom. And yeah, why don't we have mom-son dances? I am just saying it's weird. I've never thought about it being weird or strange because it's the dad and the dad. I don't know. I just never thought anything weird about it. I guess Lunchbox thinks the dads are trying to pick up their daughters or something. Like there's something romantic feeling about it. And then you're going to a place where there's a bunch of other dads with their daughter. Yes, that's the point. I'm with Bobby here. I've never thought about it being weird. But the more you talk about it, I'm starting to think that it is. We've normalized it, right? We've normalized it because it happens all the time. But it is a little strange. If the dance was the dad finds another kid's daughter to take, that's weird. That's messed up. Yes. And probably at the dance, like, there's only a few songs where they dance with their daughter, but mostly it's the kids dancing together. Have you been? No, I don't know that that's true. I don't think that's true. Because I don't think there are boys at the father-daughter dance. But the girls get out there on the dance floor and just dance and have fun. And what do the dads do? They dance with each other. They just hang out. They hang out. I don't know. It's that time of year, and it's weird, and it needs to stop. I also don't think that the music at Father Daughter Dances are that like dances that we would go to as kids. Like, I don't think they're grinding. I don't think they're playing upbeat music. I think it's a few slow dances. There's no, like, genuine pony. None of that's happening. I've never been, so I have no idea. You don't have a daughter. I know. Morgan, did you ever go to one of these? No, the only thing dad-daughter we had was dad's donuts with dad, and then we get really dressed up. I don't think Dad's eating donuts. That's creepy. But is donuts with Dad, like the boys at school, their dad gets to come too? Yeah, and like muffins with Mom. Those are the only like parent things. I never heard of Mom with a mom though. I get it. Maybe Mom wants donuts. Abby, did you ever have a dad-daughter dance or anything like that? No, I never did. See? My fiance is taking his daughter though on the father-daughter dance. No, don't check them. That's not what you say. It's weird. Is it weird? No, I thought it was really cute. She was really excited to pick out a dress. Maybe that's her first experience at picking out a dress and doing something like that, and you get to do it safely with your dad. Yeah, I agree. Like, I mean, there's a picture. I don't think it's that weird. What's the picture that triggered you? It's a dad, and it has a picture, and he's holding one of those candy hearts, and it says, I'm yours. Like, that's weird. That is weird. That is weird. That's weird. Okay, that dabbles into being. It's not weird It's not weird I feel like it's like Her dad is her first love That's like her first It's like a totally different kind of love Right But I'm yours could be like I'm your dad Well then write that on the heart Alright voicemail Valentine's Day is coming And I have been with my husband For a very long time And I am totally out of ideas So I was curious from the men in the room, do you guys expect anything for Valentine's Day from your wives? Like, are you appreciative? Do you want a card? Like, do you want the chocolate? Do the men want things for Valentine's Day? Thank you. We'll take a gift at any time. The expectation as being a guy is not that I think the expectation of being a woman is. And maybe there's no expectation, but I'm just saying this holiday was not made for us. so do I get something for my wife yeah she usually gives me a shirt or something just just a little token a nice little gift something semi-practical but nothing crazy so do I expect her to get me something at this point because she has created the expectation of that I get a pretty nice fun gift yeah I expect to get something but only because she created that expectation I don really care about a card I can eat chocolate but I do like something But yeah I think I do expect something because she done it every year You ready I don't care, dude. I really don't care about getting gifts. But what I will do is I get mad whenever she gets me like an expensive gift, like a watch or something. I'm like, why? Why would you spend that on? Like, that's too much money. I'll take a $5, $10 box of chocolates, but something expensive makes me mad because it's valentine's day it's not my birthday like what if she got you a gift randomly though it's a nice watch no i'm like don't take that back like i don't need that and it's a waste of money yeah randomly what if you really liked it if it's a nice watch yeah something like what if you it all just depends on if you liked it or not like rolex thank you wow that's awesome but you wouldn't be like take that back no i would be and i'm like that with gifts Like, I just don't like gifts. Like, I like gifts in Christmas, birthday, whatever. But, like, something where it's coming out, we share money, right? Like, so if something comes out of our bank account, I'm like, I don't want that. You feel kind of like you bought it anyway? Yes, exactly. So you could have bought you a gift that you specifically wanted. Yeah, if I really wanted that watch, I'd save up for it and buy it myself. Lunchbox? I would love gifts on Valentine's Day, but it's always put on the guy to get everything. Oh, gotta do this, gotta do that. So that's why I gave up on Valentine's Day. That's why my wife doesn't get anything on Valentine's Day. Because why? Because if I'm not going to get anything, you're not going to get anything. It's a tit for tat. Interesting. But, I mean, if you want to give me a gift, I will take a gift. No problem. If she buys you something nice. Awesome. Great. I'll take it. Why don't you feel the same way Eddie feels? Because I like gifts. I like people to spoil me. Also, they don't share an account, so it's not Lunchbox's money. But I would love, I mean, gifts are cool. Anytime you can get a gift, I don't care how old you are. Getting a cool gift is so fun. Unless it's your money being spent on it. Right. Which was your point. Which is not fun at all. Are you doing anything for your boyfriend? Yeah, like a gift. Not, I'm not, I don't have an elaborate plan. Oh yeah, no. I do a card and a note and a gift. What's your problem with cards? It's a lot of work that they've put into it that I don't think I appreciate as much as they've put the hard work into it. Oh, I love a card. Words of affirmation are my love language, so. It's probably what you appreciate. Yes. I appreciate a gift. If they thought about something that I would like and they go and track that down and spend money on it and give it to me, that's better than a card. It's not about I don't care about cards. It's just a different way that people like to be shown love. I hate to say I'm like Lunchbox or I like gifts. I do. You don't like being on this team. You're on Lunchbox, too. I know. I don't want to be on that team, but that is my love language is getting and giving gifts. Most guys, though, are not expecting anything crazy. So I would think of his love language if you know it. And if it's acts of service, is there something you could do? If it is words, like can you write a really special note and take time to think through some stuff and write it down? Would you guys like a special note? No. Well, some guys are really cool. No, I'm just asking the guys here. Do you want a special handwritten note from your wife talking about how great of a husband you are? No. I'm good. No. Give me a present. So with a card, though, is the card, whatever it says on the card when you buy it, is that good enough? You just sign your name? No, that's not good enough. Then why buy that one? People are different, though. My dad was that guy. My dad was card guy. And it was cute that he would spend time picking out the right exact card. But the card was everything. And he would just sign his name at the bottom. That's it. But I did appreciate that he didn't just go grab a random card. I feel like he read through them. So that meant a little more. Yeah, for sure. But there are guys like that because that was definitely my dad. To his kids, to his wives, to his like, it was, he let the card do the talking. But if he spent time and you knew that looking for the right card, then you could appreciate that. Now, I made a jump there. I am assuming he took time. Oh, you don't even know. The card always hit just right. So it felt like he took the time. So that is the story I have told myself. Generally speaking, I will say to you, the caller, if you think your husband is going to do something for you or your boyfriend or whatever, do something one sixth of what he's doing for you for him. And I think you'll be fine because we don't expect the same. But I think if we're going to go out of our way, it'd feel nice to get a little something back. That's all I'll say. I'll end it there. Somebody on the show is going to be vulnerable here. So I encourage everybody to give them a little space. Okay, good. Okay. So, and Eddie's going to play what he sent into this place because he has auditioned for a voice actor role. So he's actually going to play us his voice acting role tape. And I know it's easy for him to jump on him because you're like, oh, that's good or that's terrible. But give him a little grace. Thank you, dude. Thank you for saying that. You're welcome. I just know how it is around here. I mean, it is difficult. I've never done something like this before, but I feel like this was a sign. It was just landing on my lap. I was on Instagram and I see a post that says open casting call for a voice acting job for a cartoon. For what kind of character? It's a dad. It's perfect. It's a dad in his 40s or 50s. Okay. All right. That's the explanation of what the dad is or whatever the character is. And then these clips, it says different descriptions like we want him to be happy here. He's overly excited on this line or he's very nervous. So we have this clip. It's 37 seconds long. This is Eddie. auditioning for this voice acting role. And the character's name is Nightlight. Okay, so Nightlight is a dad. Correct. Anything else you need to tell us so we know what this role is? Yeah, Nightlight is a horse. They're all, it's kind of like a horse dad. Yeah, it's like a spinoff of My Little Pony. Okay. And so picture a horse dad. Okay, here we go. Eddie Garcia voice over audition for Nightlight. Line one. I made some extra snacks for you guys just in case you get hungry. Oatmeal cookies for Twilight. And here you go. Diamond cookies for Spike. Line two. Oh, but what if you get too busy with all your royal duties? You might not even have time to see us. Line three. Friends? Twilight, we're so proud of you. Grunts. Crying. Scene. There it is. Good job. What do you guys think? That's pretty good. That's pretty good. Amy, you want to? Yeah. First of all, I think it's really good. Eddie's always been great at voices. So I think that he has, you know, he's, that's a win for you. Like that's something that's on your side, right? Like whatever you need to do. I would like to see you slow it down a little bit though. Felt a little, the lines felt a little rushed to me. But that's it. Okay. Hold on. Lines a little rushed. Let me write that down. You already sent it off, right? No, I didn't. I didn't. Oh, you're lying. I have not. I want to show you guys first to see maybe you've had notes. And then are you, I'm sure that you're doing what they instructed. Like you're supposed to go line one. I don't, I've never done that before. It just said, record these lines. I would just record all the lines without saying line one, line two. Oh, really? Yeah, it knows what you're doing. Okay. I wanted to be more organized. Yeah, it was a little, it disrupted the flow. Lunchbox. Every voice sounded exactly the same. It was the same character. No, no, no. You were supposed to sound sad. You were supposed to sound, they all sounded happy. Your cry sounded like you were laughing. like it didn't sound like a cry at all. It was like it was like a laugh. How would you do a crying horse? I don't know. What was the line? This is crying horse. The horse is crying. You were talking while you were, so I need some, what were you talking about? Oh, you want a line? Say friends? Twilight, we're so proud of you. But crying. No, that was overly excited. No, no. Just cry. I'm sorry You're a horse Well he didn't sound like a horse No the horse is a human guy It's just a horse He literally did not sound like a horse at all So you don't have to like Yeah I was thinking he'd be like Literally Eddie just talked like himself And they would put him inside the horse Well he was a little animated You think he sounded like a horse at all But he wasn't talking like himself You know what this was a mistake Why didn't I just send it off without showing you guys No, no, no. Don't send it off like that. Yeah, yeah. You're good. You need to sound like a horse now. I didn't know that. Now you guys are saying I need to sound like a horse. Well, you told us it's a horse, so then we're forwarding thinking it's a horse. I think you sound fine. I do. Yeah, if it's a human voice just coming from a horse, that's different. That's what it is. It's like Ninja Turtles, you know? Like, they don't talk like turtles. How would you try a turtle? I have no idea. You don't have anything good to say? Great effort, man. No, no. Anything. Like, good criticism. I just gave you good criticism. Your laugh or your cry sounds like a laugh. Okay. And every voice, when you were supposed to be happy or sad, it all sounded happy. So you got to, like, really change. Be versatile. Yes. How do you feel about getting direction from him? Not great. I mean, why am I listening to him? Like, what does he know? What do you know? Well, nothing. Exactly. He does have a squirrel character. Who? Which one? Yeah. Okay, but he has a squirrel character that's never gotten. It's never left his mouth. But I've had TV. It's Squeaky the Squirrel. Okay, what is that? How does that sound? squirrel, yeah. If you want to get on a TV, you really want to. That's Mickey Mouse. That's just a Mickey Mouse impression. I don't do Mickey Mouse. But that's literally a Mickey Mouse impression. Hey, everybody. That's that. That's not what I did. Do it again. Squeaky the squirrel here, and I'm going to go find some nuts, and I'm going to climb up to a tree, and then I'm going to drop them on your car. Have a great day. Huh. Squeaky the squirrel. I would just slow it down. Okay. And not put in line one, line two, and send it off. To take those out. What about his crying? The crying was good, right? I need to hear it again. Play the clip again. Eddie Garcia, voice over audition for Nightlight. Line one. I made some extra snacks for you guys just in case you get hungry. Oatmeal cookies for Twilight. And here you go. Diamond cookies for Spike. Line two. Oh, but what if you get too busy with all your royal duties? You might not even have time to see us. Line three. Friends? Twilight, we're so proud of you. Grunts. Crying. That crying wasn't that bad. Thank you. Listening back, it's not that bad. Thank you. And the description is intense cry as though you just lost someone in a battle. Oh. That wasn't. That's like I lost someone in a battle. I don't know. Because some of it did sound like laughing until he goes. Yeah. It sounded like. Would you give LaunchBox that same email address? No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, whoa, whoa. If I don't know what I'm talking about. I didn't want to make this a competition, man. Like, I feel like this is for me to try. I don't want him trying out for this. You know, because he's worried. Intimidation. Is there a mom role? This is the problem. There is a mom role. This is like being in the classroom and having cookies. You got to have one for everybody. Dang it. I would recut that. Okay. As Amy said, take the notes from Amy and then send it off and let us know how it goes. All right. When will you get an update? I don't know. It says the deadline's in like two weeks. So I think early is better, right? Or wait till the last day. Don't wait till the last day because they'll get a whole lot more near the end. You want to get it in front of them now. Hey, this is paid too. And you know what? If I get this job, who knows what else is next? Maybe be out of here? Dude, this would be amazing. No, no. I don't want to leave here. It's just something I can do on the side. All right. We're rooting for you. Thank you. We have Ian on the phone right now. Hey, Ian. What's up, buddy? Hey, morning, studio. Morning. I'm calling to see you to do a segment that we don't think y'all have done in six years or so since the last time I called. But you've got 30 seconds of laughing. Oh, man. This is hard. We haven't done this in a while. And what happens, too, listeners will come up on our show midway through this and think that we've just freaked out. Like, we've gone insane. Possibly we have rabies. Like, all that could probably. But what we do is, at Ian's request, is we just laugh for 30 seconds. Got to kind of be in the right mood to do this. Feels hard today, but yeah, it could be good. You want to give it a run? Maybe we all need it a little bit. I got the timer up. 30 seconds. About to go insane anyways. Ian, don't hang up, okay? All right. Okay, this is for Ian and for everybody out there. We are going to laugh for 30 seconds straight for no reason whatsoever. Cold start? Cold start. Ready? Ready? Two, one, go. Time. I could have gone another 30 seconds. You're good, good. Oh, man. Good, I'm out of breath. My face hurts. Ian, how do you feel about that? Oh, that's what we need. We all need to find a life every day. Oh, yeah, we forced that one. I don't know if we found it, but we forced it. Ian, because you called, I'm going to give you a $250 gift card to Macy's. How does that sound? Dude, no way. That's awesome. I've got two little kids and two little boys. So that's perfect. All right. Oh, hold on for a second. We're going to get you this card. So don't forget, Valentine's Day is coming up Saturday. So if it's Valentine's Day you're thinking about, Macy's makes it easy to find something special for every relationship and every budget. This Valentine's Day, Macy's has diamond jewelry at every price point and up to 70% off this week. Diamond bracelets, diamond studs. They're a timeless symbol of love. Don't show up empty-handed. Macy's is the destination for last-minute gifting that will make Valentine's Day memorable. Get to your local Macy's this Valentine's Day. or hit up Macy's.com. We're going to give you this in since you requested a segment we haven't done in six years and do whatever you want with it. $250 gift card to Macy's. 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Listen to the Spirit Daughter podcast starting on February 24th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Hey, I'm Jay Shetty, host of the On Purpose podcast. I'm joined by Luke Combs, award-winning country music artist and one of the most authentic voices in music today. Luke opens up about success, self-doubt, mental health, and what it really takes to stay true to who you are when your life changes overnight. I hate fame. I hate the word celebrity. I hate those words. They make me uncomfortable. But I think when you get to a certain point, the fame or the success or the influence, it just accentuates and exacerbates the inherent person that you are. The guy that says he's always going to be there and that will do anything to be there is the only guy that's not there. I'm in Australia when Bo was born. My whole identity is that no matter what, I'm going to prioritize my wife and my children over my job. I dread the conversation with my son. 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Listen to Love Trapped on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We have 90 seconds to figure out Amy's morning cornies. You ready? Yep. Let's go. The Morning Corny. Why should you never date an apostrophe? Quotes. Questions. They ghost you. Pause. What's the apostrophe? Which one is that one? It's the one on top that goes in between letters. Oh, like the plural? Yeah, or it could be possessive. They're too possessive. That's it. Oh, my gosh. Why did the rabbit eat the engagement ring? Carrots. Too many carrots? He thought it was a carrot. Carrots. Lots of carrots. Too many carrots on it? Lots of carrots. He loves carrots. Loves to eat. Is it carrots? It's got to be carrots, right? That's the joke. Yeah. Keep going. We have to get it there. Because it was 24 carrots. Yes! It was 24 carrots? Oh, okay. Did we get the number? Wow. Yeah, yeah. Did we get the exact number? Hey, he got it. How do tightrope walkers find romance? Walk in the fine line so they don't get yelled at by their wife. Dang, dude. Online. Oh, that's good. Online dating. Wow. Okay. What happens after two spiders get engaged? Webbed. They tie the knot. Tie a knot. Stuck together. They build a web. They build a house. A newly web. Newly web. Oh, that's good. That's good. They become newly webs? No. Newly web. Honey web. The webbing. What happens after two spiders? They have a webbing. Good job, Eddie. How do you get a farm girl to like you? Plant your seed in her. Hey, tell me that one ain't good, though. That's pretty good. Yeah, a tractor. Oh, that's good, Amy. That wasn't bad. I kind of like plant your seed in her, though. I went like the milking route. Yeah. That's kind of weird. I'm kind of glad I'm done with the, almost done with the Valentine's Day theme. Running out? Those are pretty good, though. How many we got? I mean, you got possessive, 24 carats, online dating, a webbing. And plant your seed in her. And then a tractor you didn't get. So you got four out of five. Yes, let's go. Clear eyes, full hearts. Can't lose. This guy wins a bronze medal at the Olympics. And in the interview, he admitted he cheated on his girlfriend. Did you see any of this? I mean, I saw a little clip and I was just like, what is even happening right now? So the interview was not in English. So I'll give you the backstory first. He gets on and he said that he cheated on, quote, the love of his life, the most beautiful and kindest person. I told her a week ago, it's been the worst week of my life. Which, by the way, he's being interviewed because he just won a bronze medal. Right on earth. I had a gold medal in my life. And there's probably a lot of people out there who can look at me differently now. But I have eyes for her. Sports has taken a back seat these past couple days. Yeah, I wish I could share this with her. Well, you are. He's 28. He wanted to share the win with her, maybe. He was like, she who might be watching today, but I cheated on her. With the rest of us. I mean, so this was his big moment to, like, try to get her back. Now I can play you this. He's talking about why he decided to tell the world that he cheated. Here you go. So today I made the choice to tell the world what I did. So maybe there is a chance that she will show, see what she really means to me. And maybe not. But I don't want to think I didn't try everything to get her back. Interesting tactic. What do you think about that? Because I feel like that would embarrass her more. Now on the world stage, your ex-boyfriend just admitted he cheated on you. Now everybody knows. Right. Right. And and you're also like, wow, he was willing to sacrifice his reputation to make sure that I know how much he loves me and that he's willing to admit what he did. And like I would be embarrassed if I if I had been cheated on and the person gets on international television and said they cheated. I would be embarrassed. I think that would drive me further in the hole. I'm not saying it would work, but I could see where he's coming from thinking like, oh, this proclamation might show her I'm serious. It also means she's not returning his text or answering his call. That's the only way he can get to her is by saying it on television. On an interview. Yeah, because he's probably said that to her on the phone or texted to her and he's getting no response. So you say it that way. Right. You all think it works? I don't think it. But no, Bobby's saying it would drive her further away if he were her. I think so too. But like, I don't know where it crossed his mind where he thought that this would be a good idea. This is the last shot. This is his Hail Mary. Big, big Hail Mary too. Oh, can I tell you something else? Sure. Okay. Thanks for letting me tell you this. So I was watching a video and there's this movie called Project Hail Mary coming out. And Ryan Gosling is the main person. He's an astronaut, goes into space. It was a book, wonderful book, movies coming out. And so they were promoting the movie and they were showing him throw Hail Marys with a ball that said Project Hail Mary. and so he takes football and just chunks it. He can't throw. They should have never made this video. Ryan Gosling can't throw? Can't throw. Love that. Can't throw a football? Because I can throw a football. I'm telling you, your form, if you could find him throwing this Hail Mary, I saw it and I was like, oh, they should have leaked this immediately. Because in our mind, he's married to Eva Mendez. He's perfect. Strong, good looking guy, muscles. There's nothing he cannot do. Except throw a football like a dude. And then I started to think. Oh, no, oh, no. Then I separate it and I go, Well, he did grow up in Mickey Mouse Club. He's a singer-dancer. He didn't play sports, probably. He just does a bunch of sit-ups. Like, it does make sense. It ruined my image of him. But wait, wasn't he the quarterback in... Yeah. Oh, no. Watch, Amy, rewind it again. Is that a real throw? No, it's not a real throw. Watch him throw. He's got the ball. He's like, here's the Hail Mary. Watch me throw it. Oh, wow. That's AI with the ball. It looks like me throwing left. Yes, it looks like a dude throwing with the wrong. One more time. Here's a throwing motion. Oh, no. Wow, that's bad. Whoever cleared that was doing him an injustice. Yeah. I got to say, being able to throw a football is hot. Yeah. And as a dude, if you play sports, you get taught how to throw a football. I mean, you learn from a very young age how to throw a football. Oh, that's a bad look for Ryan Gosling. Yeah. Amy thoughts? Am I reading too much into it? No. Because I like Ryan Gosling. It was a good book and I can't wait for the movie. Rate of throwing for him. If you saw him throw like that. I mean What? 1 out of 10? No, no, no, no. Am I doing 1 out of 10? Okay, I mean it's not 5, 6. I mean he made it all the way to the donut. No, that's fake. He can't throw it that far either. That's what I was thinking. I was thinking people are going to think that that's real and not focus on the arm. No, no. I saw the arm, but then I saw it reach the donut. Watch me throw with my off hand. Okay, hold on. Guys, tell me how the donut is AI. They can just take the ball. It's like when Tom Brady throws it into the throwing machine, the jug machine. It's AI. But it's like Eddie said. If I took my right arm and threw it, it'd be like this. Yeah. That's what he looks like. Watch him. Ryan Gosling. Oh. We'll put this up if he happens. I'm not trying to be a hater because I like Ryan Gosling. But when I saw it, I was like, oh, good. He can't do everything right. Right. This story comes to us from Milton, Massachusetts. There was some ice on the roof of a home. And the guy's like, man, that's a lot of ice. I'm worried my roof's going to cave in. You know what? I got this blowtorch. If I melt the ice, my roof will be okay. Gets up on the ladder. blowtorch boom house goes up in flames of course i do think this is better than the one what a week ago where the guy was trying to blowtorch like the pipes yeah the gas line and then it exploded that's like right on the gas line so this one's a little better uh yeah man fire unless it's concrete or or dirt you really can't use your blowtorch to melt things i just don't think it's safe i would just go ahead and say don't use your blowtorch to melt things generally speaking all I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. All right, voicemail. I want you to know how much I enjoy part two. I've been listening for about 10 years now. I would love if you guys got even more uncensored. I want to hear more about aliens from you, Bobby. I want to hear more about Eddie's road rage. I want to hear more about Lunchbox's testicles. I just want to hear more of the unfiltered, uncensored stuff. I just love you guys so much, and I consider you guys my friends. Thanks. Sounds like she wants us to do the show naked. That's what it sounded like. Yeah, part two is a part of the podcast, so the entire radio show goes up as part one. Then we stay practically every day, and we do a whole second show, and it's also on our YouTube page, a Bobby Bone show. So just different rules. We can actually relax and talk about things longer than on this show, where we have clocks and times we have to hit. But if you go subscribe to the Bobby Bone Show podcast, you can hear the radio show and you can hear part two where this she wants us like punching each other in the bathroom while we do the show. I don't know what she wants to say. Raunchier. Yeah. But you can hear part two. It's up there. It's easy. Nailed it. Check out today's podcast, though. We got a lot up. Again, all of today's show is up, including someone on the show trying to get a job somewhere else. We talk about that. 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