THURS PT 2: Lunchbox Might Be Getting Sued + Does Amy Let Her Son Curse? + Eddie Think He’s Getting Hit On

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Whether Spring has sprung in your neck of the woods yet or not, the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist will make you want to get your overalls on, get outside and get your hands in the dirt. You can get the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. For Valentine's Day this year, if you go to Dave and Buster's, they'll have a crane and you can win a fifteen thousand dollar three carat diamond engagement ring inside the crane. Oh, like those claw machine games? Whoa. Yeah, they are doing a human crane. And so you can go by and if you haven't seen it, it lowers guests. The people are the action. Yeah, yeah. So you pay twenty bucks and then you go down and you grab, try to grab something, but they have diamond rings in there. That is so cool. That's crazy, right? Yeah. Oh, man. I suck at those claws. I don't know if I have ever won anything at a claw because I have not practiced enough. It's hilarious. See kids get stuck in those machines, though. You have those TikToks where the kids are in the machine. Yeah, they go in. Yeah, then they have to like bring someone called the fire department. Yes, yes. Funny, not safe, but funny. Also, when do you think men hit their prime, Amy? What age? Uh, when do you all hit your prime? Forty five, fifty. Are you saying this because your boyfriend? No, he's fifty three. Yeah, but he could be in his prime, could be in, you know, mid prime right now. Yeah. Now I was saying that because I don't know. That just seems like a. And actually, you're all hitting midlife crisis. I have my midlife crisis at like twenty nine. So I'm already out of that stage. Yeah, you don't really count as like a typical male. I don't know what that means, but I'm going to choose not to be insulted by that. Well, what is it? Here you go. Here is Robert Tide Jones talking about this on TikTok. Go ahead. Guy said that men's prime is like actually stars at and he literally said thirty three. I actually agree, bro. Them thirties different, bro. It's like you get it. Life begins as like you can really move with intentionality. Men that get on the other side of 30, like they get it. The men get it after 30. Well, y'all tell me y'all are the men. I feel like again, you don't count my mid. OK. Don't know why. I mean, I've become a man at like 16. Yeah. Well, a lot of ways in some way. I don't know that I'm still developed. So much. Yeah. Yeah, I think that thirties are kind of where it's at for dudes. The twenties, you're still kind of an idiot, but y'all are more mid thirties to mid forties. Are kind of I feel like that's prime man. OK, I just feel like you have your everybody in this room is a little more established in their forties. But it's also about physical health as well. Oh, so we're just not talking like career. It's all mind, body, spirit. All I think. Mid thirties to mid forties, probably prime. After mid forties, I think you probably for most people, for most men, your body's hurting a little bit. You're probably your mind's probably you got a little dementia setting in. Sure. Do you guys ever feel like maybe you got a little bit coming in? Yes, dude. Me too. My wife reminds me that I have a little bit coming in because I was like, you don't remember. I told you this yesterday and like, I don't remember any. Also, I go and go back into the kitchen sometimes. One, I don't know what I'm there for. And two, I don't know how I got there. Yeah, it's both. Yeah. Because I'll walk in there and go, hmm, I knew I was coming to get something. And then I'll go, hmm, I don't even remember walking here. The struggle is real. Or like when we're on the show and you're like, guys, we talked about that last week and I don't remember any of it. I'm like, I got it. Yeah, your focus is probably somewhere else. No, I've got dementia. No, no, it's the same thing. But I know I feel like I got a little trickle dementia, though, too. I feel what do you have? It's part of perimenopause. Every woman in mid forties, I hear them talking about it. It's like just things just your brain fog is so real and you can't tap into things. But I've been like sitting with it and making myself remember. Like I won't let myself cheat and Google. Good. Yeah, I did that. Because I'm like, keep it strong. We got to exercise this. Like the other day, I could not think of what that thing is called that you put over the mattress. The cover. Do they cover? That's just bad. I could not think of it. You're going to need a word pad. I think you have some trickle dementia, too. That's bad. That's the big one. But I could not. I couldn't. And I knew I knew I could look it up. Right. I'd be like the fitted thing that goes over the mattress, whatever. But I wouldn't let myself and I just sat with it. And eventually it came to me and I felt so good. But like that should never have left me. I know what a mattress pad is. That's easy. That's a pretty easy word. But I couldn't call. I was like the thing that keeps your mattress clean. Like I was going through everything and was like, it's not the it's not the sheets. It's not the fitted sheet. It's the thing that protects the mattress. But I couldn't think of mattress pad. But I got there and I was really proud. And you didn't Google it. And I didn't Google it. I do that with people like trying to remember people. Celebrities. Oh, dude, I couldn't get Lindsay Lohan the other day. I'm like, you know, the girl, Herbie Lovebug, uh, Perotrap, she was twins, but the same person couldn't do it. Robert Downey Jr. I'm like, who is that? Gosh, I always have a problem with Paul G. Amati. I don't know why I think about him so much. That's a random one to think about. You struggle with him. Yeah, but I always have a problem with Paul G. Amati. Anybody else? Also Edward Norton, I struggle with. Oh, yeah. Now I can remember all of them. If you're like, hey, who are the ones you struggle with? No problem. Ed Norton, Paul G. Amati. But if you didn't have a thing to get to Paul G. Amati, like you have the little game you play. Play games with every single person. If I can't remember, like, for example, the head coach, well, former head coach of LSU, even though he's the name of the guy from Florida, Georgia line and the dog from Family Guy, he's Brian Kelly. But I can never remember him. So I'd have to do the whole thing. OK, it's trivial that I can't remember who it is because I know who it is. I kind of feel like a cartoon. There's a cartoon. There's what's the cartoon I'm thinking of? Family Guy, what's the dog Brian? First name is Brian. Same name as the guy from Florida, Georgia line, Brian Kelly, Coach Brian Kelly. I do that with everything. It just is slower now to get there. But I do all of that. Yeah. It feels like Michael Scott. When he's mole, big ears, Mollie ears. Michael Larson. Yes, correct. You ever said episode? Sure, but I can picture it and it just seems funny. That's a good one. So tell me if you think this is right or wrong. So in Tampa, there's an NHL team called the Lightning. So they bring out this guy and he's a cancer survivor and it's for a cancer charity and they're like, OK, we're going to give a hundred thousand dollars to you. All you got to do, though, is make this for half a million dollars. So you get a hundred thousand, but you make this for half a million dollars. He misses. Like, OK, we'll give you a second chance for a million dollars. And all the money is going to the charity. Yeah, misses again. Oh, man. So he missed for 500,000. He missed for a million with me. How much money should he get? Well, the deal is he gets. I mean, he missed it, so he's not going to get what they were saying. So do I think that's right? When you're messing with charity, I think you figure out a way for the puck to go in. No, you can't. Right. That's cheating. OK, so sometimes like I watch these college kids do it, you know, and it's like going towards their tuition and stuff like that. School and it's like, you know, they miss it. And it's like, OK, well, now they've got student loans. Like, you know, that's a problem. They don't get the money. I know they don't. And then sometimes they don't get it. And you see them cry. They get it. You see them cry. This is cancer research. Yeah, it says. Charity fans are criticizing the Tampa Bay Lightning after their attempt at turning a common inter-period game into a charity drive. Miss the mark. Yeah, like I think that that's where it's different. It's like, you know, you have other life situations that aren't as like cancer or just not one that you mess with. But they were already given one hundred thousand dollars. Like that's not messing. We're giving you a check. So in the end, they gave them two hundred thousand dollars, but they didn't give them five hundred. They didn't give them a million. I mean, you know, make the shot. You don't get the money. Otherwise, why have the game? But it is going to look bad on you. It does look bad. It's because you're right. It does look bad because people are mad. Well, I mean, I guess that's the money they have to now donate towards other charities that come and try to get the puck in there. Watch box. I mean, they're also mad because they covered up the whole goal and the hole was only the size of the puck. So it had to be a perfect shot. And they're saying, they didn't make it. So they knew it was going to be very difficult. Anyways, it's not like that these football things where they just have to like toss the ball. But he knew going in, he had to make it to get the money. Right. He knew he had to make it. But also they're giving him a free hundred thousand dollars. So if they would have said, we're giving you ten thousand dollars and you know what, screw it, we're going to give you the whole hundred. Everybody been like, oh, that's awesome. Yeah. But where's the foresight in this when you're having this meeting in the boardroom about a chance to give a million dollars to cancer? And then like, if he doesn't make it, guys, we're going to look bad. It does feel like. But they gave a hundred thousand. Yeah, which is great. That's a. Why you saying that tone? That's good. That's a huge donation. What I'm saying is you can't wave a million in front of somebody. Right. Organization that has to work so hard to fundraise. And I don't know exactly what this cancer organization does, but let's just say all of them are doing great things for people with cancer. At least it was that. Like I at first, when you started talking about this, I was thinking like, you know, if he was a guy that had cancer and had bills and stuff like this. It's just medical bills and they dangle that in front of him. That would be so wrong. I think people just look for a reason to be mad. Yeah, they do. I think. I think it's tough to dangle a million and go, no, we can't. Because that's what they did. They dangle. But to be fair, they gave him a shot at a million. I get it. Well, apparently the shot the size of a quarter. And then how good do you feel to be like, man, we could have given him a million, but sorry, it's on you. You didn't make it, but. But they gave him a hundred thousand. They doubled a two hundred. I get it. That's probably the least they could do. No, the least they could do is nothing. They invited him out there. They gave him a chance. They could have never given him a chance. They were nice. They opened their platform. Hunger games for charity. It's a little cruel. Like they're getting stuff done, sure. But it's like we're going to make you fight to the death. Like what would be cool has been like, you know what, you miss it, but we're going to give it anyway. Yeah, everybody has to be treated that way. No, right. Yes, it's a tear. But OK, but anything. Animals. Parkinson's. Yes. Then you have to give everybody everything. Parkinson's. Any sort of charity. Why even have just give them the money? OK, OK. I mean, if you guys are so mad, go donate to the charity. We're not mad. We're just having a conversation. We're just discussing, man. I'm not like a like write a letter. Oh, I wouldn't even comment on that post. I don't comment on any post. Right. Comment stuff. They're just weird. Anyway, big shout out to Tampa Bay Lightning for that two hundred thousand dollars they gave. They should be applauded for that. Do you like your son curse? Uh, no, but he doesn't cuss, so it's not a problem. Like he doesn't cuss. If he did, I guess I would assess what are we cussing about? He definitely would not be allowed to cuss at somebody. Do you ever hear him substitute words for curse words? No, but his friends do. Well, at least at my house, because he has had friends over that have cussed and I have to have a conversation. Like if they're playing video games, what? Like sometimes they'll be like, oh, what the? And then they'll say it. So I've had conversations. Which word? H or what the H or what the S? What the S? That doesn't make sense. Yeah, it doesn't. Not what the. Well, sometimes they don't make sense. Oh, OK, got it. But yeah, I'll be like, so. But I did have a talk with one friend in particular, and I feel respected. OK, I feel like the kid heard me because he was playing a video game. They were up in the game room and down in the kitchen, and I can hear things that are going on. And I hear, oh my gosh, like, oh, I almost got butt. Pause, pause, pause, pause, pause. Freaked. But freaked. The weird part is he was going to say the other thing, which you that seems totally inappropriate for an eighth grader. Like I'm going to get butt. Yeah, like he was going to say that. Yeah, he was. They say all kinds of stuff on video games, though. Is that what they say? Like when you get shot, you get butt. I've never heard that one. I don't know. This is a guest in my home. But I sort of felt respected with the pause, pause, pause, freaked because you know he wanted to say the other thing. And he remembered he's not allowed to say that in my house. I don't know what's allowed at his house. I assume his parents don't allow it. It's not like I talked to them about this, but should I? That's a weird thing to yell. I almost got butt after. Yeah, yeah, that's not very common. I know. Unless it is, and we just don't know. Uh, I don't think so. I wish you would have said the whole thing. No, I'm glad he didn't because then I would have had to gone up there and like how to talk. And it's not fun to have to parent when it's not even your kid. Other kids. Like I need a break. I almost got butt after. Yeah, dude, that's hardcore. I didn't want to know like what that is. What that means. Well, I don't know what maneuver was happening on the video game. I think it was just robot. That's a maneuver. Is that a literal maneuver they're doing? Like is there an X if you push X you butt? What was he like if you got hit from behind? Exactly. I don't know. All I know is yeah, it felt very inappropriate and also respected at the same time. If that makes sense. Do you get where I'm coming from? Because it's like he had awareness that he's not allowed to talk that way here and he corrected himself. You know, I do get that, but yeah. And I mean, you almost butt after him. Anyone said it? If you said it. Trust me, I don't like butt freaked either, but you know, he's not over all the time. Lunchbox has a proposition for me. I need my money. Give me my money because we all put a bunch of money in to NVIDIA. It's made the amount that I feel comfortable with having. So I'd like to have my third of NVIDIA. But he'd like to say one final thing. Go ahead. Yeah, I mean, just are you really wanting to get off this journey that we started a couple of years ago when I had a hunch and I was like, dude, there's this stock. Let's buy some of this thing called NVIDIA. And what was that thing on the app? I told you to I had 10 hot, whatever. And I just happened to pick the one that has skyrocketed to the moon and is the most talked about stock in the world at this point in time. And you're about to have a child. And so maybe you're nervous. You're freaking out like, oh, I need all this money around the house because children are expensive. But just thinking 10 years, your child could be set up for life if you continue on this ride. But you have all the money. No, I don't trust you having the money with Amy and myself. And then in 10 years, you can look and be like, man, my, my, my, my, my kids going to be set up for life. Oh, he's crying. He, he made it. The deal is you'll never get your money. If like he dies, you're seeing it live in action right now. $30 from him for fantasy football. No, no, no, no. It was at the end of the season. There was in the rules at the beginning of the season, it was stated you'll get at the end of the season. I can't make exceptions to the rule for Ray. A wise man wants it. My gosh, you're right. His wife doesn't even have it. I was like, well, his wife will give it to us, but they don't share anything. I want my third of the money. Wow. You really want it? What are you going to do? Are you going to reinvest it yourself? Into the video? Some already have. I have a bunch of video myself. He just doesn't want to be on this ride with us anymore. I can ride the same exact ride. But who puts you? Without you guys. Will you do me one favor? I feel like you're leaving me too. I am in this. But you should also want yours. I got a question. Because you're not making any more money because our money's in there. Yeah, but it's just fun. It's not fun. It's like we're all in this together. It's not fun. I want the money. I got a question. Will you do me one favor? Probably not. Probably not. Just do me one. No, Amy asked him three months ago. I know you did. You were here. I've been here a lot of days. I don't understand his reasoning. He should have paid you. That's not, trust me. I brought the money that day. Bobby, I'm on your side. But also, I want you to stay in. I don't want to be in anymore. We just did this one solid. Okay, you keep asking. Just ask for the favor. I know, Amy then starts talking and I never get my solid out. Go ahead. Get it. We kind of say thank you for putting you on in the video. Can you say? Thank you. Now, can I have my money? He'll give you another thank you when you give him his money. Yeah, I'll give you five thank yous, pre-five thank yous, post. So should I get my money? Yes. And he's going to have the same amount in. He's losing nothing by us getting out. Okay, so how much does he know us? Our, or less, excuse me. How much? Right now, what's the total pie? Total pie, let me pull it out, man. Oh my gosh. Hey guys, do you think possibly he's never invested it? Or he sold it and kept the money? No. Then why is it so hard for him to just pay Bobby out? He's got money. Is that my money? I need to see what the pie is though before I get that. No, no, this was when I arrived at the bank. I checked the pie. I screen-shotted it, so I got you the exact amount of pie. How much is that? That is $2,573. Nice. Boom! You made it. Why did you do the whole song and dance thing if you had the money? Just in case you wanted to stay in. I could go put this back in the bag. And then why did you act like you were going to go in your bag to get your phone? No, no, because there was no need to get it, because the pie had already been settled at that point. Why did you song and dance with me just now? Listen, this is an 84% profit on your money. You should ask for yours back. 84% profit. You can't get that anywhere. You can go to any business manager. He wants to take a picture of all the money. They ain't making you 84% profit. He loves the money. He apparently loves banging money against the microphone. He loves it. That's what, $2,573, or maybe one, I don't know. You have one of those markers where you can check if it's real or not? Explain it to me again about if I pull it out, now it's at a high. If I want to reinvest it. You won't be able to get as many shares as we have now. It doesn't matter. That doesn't matter. It does when it splits, because we were in when it splits, so we doubled our shares. I can't have a basics in investing class. Now that you see this money, do you want it? Thank you so much. Hey Bobby, let's play a game for your money. Yeah, let's play a game. Music trivia. I'll tell you what, you give me the money, we'll talk about a game. Oh man. Thank you. Hey, you are. You want me to count it out for you? Yes. You are a real hero. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty. Twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five, fifty, seventy, one, two, and three. How much did we put in for that? You made an eighty-three percent profit, whatever that is. No, I know. What did you say? Eighty-three percent profit, so I don't know. We put in less than a thousand. Or we put in about a thousand. We put in about a thousand. I just mean, I think it was less than a thousand. Maybe it was nine hundred something. Each. Oh, each. It was over time. We didn't do it all at once. We kept, lunchbox kept asking us for more. We got to go back in on the video because it's skyrocketing. But I was also going in on my own. Yeah, well. Hey, he gave you the money. What do you say? Thank you. Hey, you are a leader amongst men. I am. I'm a businessman. I mean, that is crazy. It feels like a little bit of a sad day. It does. But I hate you. It's a celebration. And then you can put it in yourself and then you have control over it. Oh my. Then he can't hold it over your head. Foresight. Then when you do one at one day. But don't you. You're going to be in the next day or a couple days later or a week later. Yeah. Thank you. Just a bit. Thank you. Thank you. I just feel abandoned. Amy, you're not. You have lunchbox with you. We're strong. You're on the same boat. Who got you on this boat? Who got you on that Nvidia boat? I did. I steered you towards that ship. Amy doesn't want to go into the moon. Amy doesn't want to be on the ship with you. But just know that whenever he has to pay taxes for this, we owe a third of the tax. I owe a third of the taxes to what it's owed right now. What? Which is $2,000. You're gone, dude. You're gone. I would never do someone like that. See ya. I imagine I'm going to end up owing him probably 150 bucks. Lunchbox didn't think about that. No, I actually did. I said it originally. And I think about that too. So not lost on me. And we have this thing called the IRS you got to look out for. Uh huh. Well. You got to look out for it. No, I think you just live with it. Yeah, he's just all like that. You always got to look over your shoulder. That may be watching. Amy. You do what you need to do. I know. All I know is I had a nice old business venture. You made money? Almost doubled it up. Yeah. You could have left it though. I could. It could have. I couldn't in all... You should have. I could have. You should have. You should have. Let's go. Our I Heart Radio Music Awards are coming back Thursday, March 26th. Live on Fox. Watch as we honor the biggest stars from all genres of music that you love listening to all year long on your favorite I Heart radio station and the I Heart Radio app. Hosted by Ludacris. Icon Award recipient, John Mellencamp. Innovator Award recipient, Miley Cyrus. With performances by Alex Warren, Kailani, Lainey Wilson. Ludacris, Ray, TLC, Salt and Kappa. And Invoke. Plus, Taylor Swift makes her first award show appearance this year. Also Gold Medal Olympian, Alyssa Liu. Nio, Nicole Scherzinger, Nikki Glaser, Sombra, Weezer and more. Watch live on Fox. Thursday, March 26th. At 8, 7 central. And listen on I Heart radio stations across America and the free I Heart app. Hey there, this is Josh from Stuff You Should Know with a message that could change your life. The Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring Podcast playlist is available now. Whether Spring has sprung in your neck of the woods yet or not, the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist will make you want to get your overalls on, get outside and get your hands in the dirt. You can get the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist on the I Heart radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Eddie, what did you write? What did you send me? It says, what does this mean? Yeah. I think I'm getting hit on, dude. Oh my gosh. By who? Guys, at the gym, every time I park in the parking lot, this has been for the last five days that I've gone to the gym, somebody leaves a duck on my Jeep. But there's- Okay, but you have a Jeep. Yeah, I get it. But there's only five or six cars. That's what you weirdo Jeep people do. Y'all duck each other, yeah. I don't duck anyone. Like, I've never given a duck to anyone. Do you think that's how the duck thing started is like a joke on butt ducking? Like, or ducking? Like that? Oh. Like, I'm going to duck you? But it was just a- I'm going to- Yeah, because what's the duck actually have to do? I don't know, Morgan, she has a lot of- You know how to be. I know, it's funny to think that, but no, it started with a mom. She was trying to spread joy because her son was, I can't remember the illness that he had, but she was trying to spread joy and it started with her ducking one and that's the only- That's a spread joy like a- A good duck and duck. I think it's because her son liked ducks. I can't remember the full origins or anything, but it's something to that effect. But like, I'm getting ducks every time I go to my Jeep and I look around like, who's putting this on there? Canadian Jeep owner who after a difficult pandemic related experience left a rubber duck with an- it's only pandemic since the pandemic? Yeah, I haven't been that long. I feel like- The Jeep ducking trend started in 2020. I definitely thought it was like in 1970 or something. Yeah. I think Morgan ducked me one time. I did. I left the duck on your- So was she hitting on you? No. Not Morgan, but five- But you think it's the same- I think it's the same person. What if it's a guy? There's no way. There's no way. Oh, that- Why would a guy give me five ducks in five days? He did answer. Butt duck. Yeah, you're being- Watch your mouth. Not at Amy's house. What in the world? You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up. You brought it up, Amy. We know. So what do you do with the ducks? They're all my jeep. I have them. You put them on the dash? Yeah. Do you think it's somebody that knows the show? Because why would the same person keep giving you a duck every single day? I think they're hidden on me. Got it. They want to butt-duck you. Yeah. I mean, one day if the duck has a phone number on it, then maybe. There is a jeep that I've seen, you know, or what happens to sometimes is I'll park there. There's only like 10 cars in the parking lot. There is another jeep. And then I come out, there's a duck on my jeep, and that jeep is gone. The other jeep's gone. So I'm thinking whoever drives that jeep is the ducker, but I've never seen who gets in that car. Well, it's also weird to give you one every single day. One time's nice. Five days in a row. Yeah. Should I duck them back? See what happens? With their own duck. Oh, see, that'd be disrespectful. You're going to go buy ducks to do this? No, I have other ones. A homeless man gave me a duck. Yeah. On the side of the road, he was just like, you don't want a live one? No. He's like, take my duck. No. He was like, you don't have any ducks in your jeep. Here, and he pulled it out of his pocket. It's a cute little green one. I've had it in there for a long time. It is weird you're getting ducks from the same people. They do have cameras at the jeep. He's assuming it's the same person. You're going to ask for the cameras to see who's ducking you. I can ask. Right? It doesn't hurt to ask. Like, can I see who's ducking me? Say, I feel stalked. That's kind of how it feels, honestly. I thought you were being hit on. Well, stalked, hit on, same thing. I'm married, man. Fine line. Okay. In Maryland, they shut down three illegal call centers. So it says Maryland and federal authorities shut down three illegal call centers, but that the call centers were also Indian in a gold bar scam that stole nearly 50 million from more than 600 American victims. Maybe somebody got affected in Maryland and they tracked all the way back to India. Six alleged leaders were arrested. The scammers posed as federal agents and convinced mostly older Americans to convert their savings into gold bars and then sent couriers to pick up the gold in person. Oh, I get it. So they actually had the people take their money, get gold with their money, and then they went and got the gold that the people had done themselves. And kept it. The Montgomery County State's attorney said the scammers targeted people with retirement funds. But I'm saying, why not just say, leave your money out in the basket? Mm-hmm. And we'll get gold for it. Why would they give up their gold? They say, we're like a bank. We'll hold it for you. Maybe. I'd love to see one of them big gold bars. A big one. Big one. Like one of those that look like this. Mm-hmm. Like a brick. That'd be cool. They don't have those though here. What do you mean in America? They don't have those? Well, at the gold place, I asked, he orders it for you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, but where do they come from when he orders them? Fort Knox. That's where they have a bunch of them. All that gold? An intoxicated passenger stripped off his clothes mid-flight and attempted to jump off the aircraft. An intoxicated passenger sparked chaos on an Airbus A320 after stripping off his clothes mid-flight and attempting to leave the plane in just minutes before landing. Dang, he made it all that way and then you committed a felony. Witnesses say the man was visibly drunk, smelled of alcohol, repeatedly ignored crew's instruction, stormed up and down the aisle. He was standing in his underwear. After the plane landed, he rushed out onto the mobile stairs, fell, injured his leg, then tried to evade. I said like cartoon. Woo-hoo. Dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, dada, New York Post with that story. So do you think that's his rock bottom? Possibly, because it made the news. It's pretty close. If it didn't make the news, maybe not. I think there will probably be some shame here with this, making the news. Yeah, cause it's like, I don't know, I wonder if some of these people, it's like, an unfortunate combo of events, where they just got medication with alcohol, and they don't have a drinking or if they legit just have a problem. And this is, now we need to go get help. I'm sure their friends know the answer to that. It's like if you've known his past or whatever. That would be kind of embarrassing. Like if you're just dating somebody and you make the news of getting drunk on a plane, although I will say I'm glad that it happened as they were landing, if it were my flight, because at least we still landed, didn't have to divert or didn't have to turn around and re-land, that would be super annoying. Well, it's just also two, some rock bottoms are super private, you know? That one ain't. And this one is not. You guys wanna play a round of who has more Instagram followers? Yes. Are these other people or us? No, it's not us. Other people. Yeah. Cause I know who wins that one. That'd be a pretty simple game, but it wouldn't just be me, it'd be like you versus Abby and Morgan combined. Ooh, that's fun. I don't know the answer to that. Probably them too. Jellyroll or Reba, Amy, who has more Instagram followers. Oh man. Jellyroll's super active on there. I don't know about Reba, but just, I'm just gonna have to pick Reba. Jellyroll, big time. Okay. Jellyroll, 5.6 million, Reba, 3.1 million. Wow, Reba has that many? So a lot. Woo. Yeah, pretty famous. Luke Combs or Dolly Parton? Ugh. Well shoot. I went old school with jelly, so now I'll go Luke Combs with Dolly. Luke Combs has 7.8 million. Do you think Dolly has more or less than that? It could be either way. So I'll just stick with Luke. Dolly has more. Okay. To Dolly. My method failed me. 8.3 million. How about Carrie or Luke Bryan? Oh, Carrie has more. Why do you say that so matter of fact? I don't know. Just trying to just now not think about it I just go with my gut. Carrie has 13.4 million. Dang. That's a lot. That's a lot. Luke Bryan has 7.3 million. Hey, will you say the one we asked Eddie versus Morgan and Abby together? What do you think that is? I think I've been thinking about it. I think I barely win that one. Have you looked? No, I've not looked. He's like, I've been thinking about it. AKA, I just looked it up. No, I'm not looking. I think Abby kind of brings it down. I probably barely get it by like 50. I don't see an answer yet. What's your guess? I would put Abby at, I don't know how many Abby has. Probably like 12. But I put Abby at like 40,000. 12,000? No, 12 people. Oh. What? I'm not sure. I'd put Abby at about 40,000. 40? 40 to 50. You think she has more than that? Not less. 20, I say she has 20,000. Are you guys? Am I wrong? Wow. How many does Abby have? Abby, how many do you have? Almost 40, I think. Is it 38? Okay, I was pretty wrong. No, 37, I don't know. 39.8, so that would say. Oh, okay. Wow, 40. Wow, my bad. And I would think Morgan has 120 or so. Ooh. I think Morgan probably got about, if I had a guess, 160. Oh, you give her more. I'd go on the plus side of 120 a little bit. Morgan has 115, I bet. Are you guys just guessing? I'm like way off the top, because I was gonna say 200,000. Oh, she might have it. Mike, what does Morgan have? 182. 182? Wow, okay, so. Hold on, hold on, I might still get them. So that means their total is? 220. I got him. You do? I got him. What do you have? I think 240, right? 244. Dang, Eddie's a winner. Got him, baby! Okay, what about Eddie and those two versus Lunchbox? Eddie, they win. Oh, they do? Yeah. Why, what are you at? Like 303. Got it. Oh, that was it. Okay, what about all them combined versus Amy? Amy wins. All four of you. So three, you have 300? Yeah. Eddie has 250? Yeah. Oh. Five, six, seven, I don't know. Oh, we won. No, you got one. Also, I lost to a lot of followers the other day. Why, what did you say? I don't know. I lost a lot of followers. Another therapy session on Instagram, they got tired of it. I don't know, but a bunch of people did not like it. Amy, you saw the number go down? Sometimes they clear bots. I don't think this is a clear bot thing. It's fine. What do you got there, Mike? What is, so all, yeah. Yeah, they beat them. They beat Amy? Yeah, they beat Amy. What does Amy have? She has 619, and all together they have 767. Yeah, but see. And you were what, 630? Like 20. She lost that many. 620 something. Red Clay Strays are Old Dominion. Oh, Old Dominion. Red Clay Strays. Red Clay Strays, big time. 2.3 to 1.1. Wow. George Strayer Garth. Mm. George Strayer follows me on Instagram, which is weird. Well, he's active, even though it's not really him. Yeah, that's gotta be it. They post all the time. You don't think he's doom scrolling? No. Back home, just like, oh. Definitely not, but. Look at this, it's funny. What's the algorithm today? Boy, I got some cactuses. He does post. But I'm sure Garth is, I don't know, probably Garth. George Strayer, 2.7 million, Garth 1.9. Let's go. Zach Bryan or Katelyn Clark? Zach Bryan. 5.1 to Katelyn Clark is 3.6 million, yeah, you're right. Millie Bobby Brown or Morgan Wallin? Morgan Wallin. Millie Bobby Brown has 72 million. Oh, just kidding, her. Morgan Wallin has 9.2 million. She has 72 million? Yeah. Oh, that's insane. That's a global show, right? I mean, watch that in other countries. Yeah, she's also famous. Adjacent. Is she? Mm-hmm. Not for other projects, really, but she's just done. Like people, she married John Monjowi's son, they have a kid, like they make the news for other reasons. Kim Kardashian or Justin Bieber? Bieber. Kim K. Kim K, I don't think you got one right, the whole thing. I think I've only guessed like two. Three, you guessed three, I think you're up for three. Because you guessed Old Dominion over Red Clay Strays, you guessed Katelyn Clark over Zach Bryan. And Bieber over Kim. Yeah, it's Kim Kardashian, 353 to 292. Mr. Beast or Bad Bunny? Bad Bunny. That's Mr. Beast. Good job, Lunchbox. I thought he was worldwide, man. What's how many did they have? Mr. Beast has 84 million, Bad Bunny has 50. Lunchbox, whatever your answer is on this one, say the opposite. Okay. Okay. So it doesn't matter what you're gonna say, whatever you feel like is the answer, pick the other one. Okay. Zendaya or Kris Jenner, who is? The mom. The mom, yeah. It has to be Zendaya. Wait, is that opposite? Oh wait, I got to do opposite. So then I had to say Kris Jenner. He's cursed, it's Zendaya. So it doesn't matter what he does, he misses. Look at how much hate you. I know, but it doesn't matter what he does, he misses. Yeah, we forgot the word hates you, dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is actually proof. Yeah, I told you. Timothy Chalamet or Joe Rogan? Maybe Chalamet, because he's got those, he's with the Jenner chick. Timothy Chalamet or Joe Rogan? Give me Chalamet. Amy? I'll go Rogan. It's only one million different, so it was close, but the lunchbox is finally on the board. I'm too in a row. Okay. I was heating up. That's what's up. Everybody else good? Good. Anything else on your minds? No. It's cold in here. While we turned the air down this morning, it was real hot this morning. What the heck? I'm not that cold today. Are you serious? It's cold. My hands are cold. Yeah, freezing. I needed it today, boys and girls. Oh, yeah. Wow, what's wrong? I was hot. Wonder what's wrong with me. Here's what's wrong. I was hot. But normally I'm freezing and I'm not. What does that say? Pre-minipause. My fingers are a little chilly. It's not pre-minipause, it's peri. I went out and we're saying difference. No, it's not. No, it's not. Did you guys hear about Lunchbox's neighbor that fell in front of him? Oh my God, I know. Did he tell you the story? Tell him the story. Guys, oh my gosh. There was a lady walking her dog and I had ice on my sidewalk. She slipped. Why are you talking so slow? And she fell. And you're getting sued. And she was like, my wrist, my wrist. Yep, yep. But you don't own your sidewalk. Well, that's what I'm asking. Do I need to worry? Cause I saw her two days later and she had a cast on her arm. Like she broke her wrist. I think if it were your porch steps, that would be different. I don't think you own your sidewalk. I'm not sure about this. I'm just guessing. That's the city. Are you sure? Yes, because one time when I lived in North Carolina, they were adding a sidewalk in the street and they put it in the middle of my yard and I had no say. Like in a domain type thing. It was like, this is our sidewalk. We're putting it here. Yeah, we're like, this is my yard though. And I was like, no, this is my, I love my yard. And they messed it up and put in the sidewalk but it was theirs. So I don't have to worry. Okay. In most cases, homeowners do not own their sidewalk. Even though they're responsible for its maintenance. Oh, well that doesn't. Oh, that's exactly what you should be worried about. Homeowners are often liable for injuries occurring on the sidewalk in front of their home despite it being public property. Boy, they get you coming in going on that one. Yeah, they do. Like it ain't yours, but if somebody hurts themselves on it, it's your fault. Because maybe in front of your house you could have like something in the way. I would put that there. Ice is an act of God. That's what I say. You cannot block the sidewalk, park on it or prevent the public from using it. I don't know, search if someone falls on your sidewalk because of ice, can you be sued? His insurance won't cover him. We don't even have it, barely. I mean, I'm not saying that she is going to sue me but when she was like, my wrist, my wrist and I helped her up. That's not what she was doing. No, no, she did. She goes, oh, my wrist hurts, my wrist. No, that's a different thing going, my wrist, my wrist. She did, she said my wrist. And then he saw her two days later with the guest. Yeah, and I'm like, oh no, and I haven't talked to her or anything. Lunchbox, could this be a sign from God telling you? The world hates me? No, no, because you were thinking about suing the person that hit you. And this is God saying like, hey look, this is what it's like to be sued. Well, hold on, I didn't do anything wrong here. Someone nailed me. I know. It's very different. But the lady was just, 100% different. The lady was just walking and she slipped and she said, my wrist, my wrist. But the point he's making is you were lying about your injuries. No, I'm not, when have I ever lied? Yeah, well, we'd be here all day. We've exaggerated maybe. What have I lied about my injury? When have I ever said a single lie? Would you admit to exaggeration? No, not on this, not on this. It says you can be sued if someone slips on the ice on the sidewalk in front of your house as homeowners are often held liable for maintaining safe conditions. Look at his face. What? This is often enforced through city law, city rules, liability depends on. Wow. Man. If you knew there was ice. Okay, you didn't. Yeah, I didn't know. Yes, you did. I didn't know. You didn't. I hadn't been out there. I mean, there's ice everywhere. Yeah, I mean. Did other people have their sidewalk cleared of ice? No, no one cleaned their sidewalk. The whole sidewalk was ice. Steps to protect yourself. Clear sidewalks completely and thoroughly to avoid creating dangerous, partial, or artificial conditions. Too late for that. Man, if you get sued. Oh my gosh. The world does hate you, dude. I know. There's no arguing it. I mean, oh my gosh. He's just like any money that he gets from the car he can't just let's to give it to her. It just goes one. Oh my gosh. One to the other. Hey, good news is you can use the same lawyer for both. He hands it to his left hand. He takes it and hands it away with his right hand. Oh man. Right. Money gone, sorry. Can you just see one of those like, I'm sure you get one of those just personal injury lawyers. Yeah, yeah. Let's move on. Oh man, that's terrible. That's terrible. All right. Sorry, dude. That's gonna wrap it up for us. Thank you everybody for being here. Hope we have a great day. Check out the BobbyCast. We have Derek Huff from Dancing With The Stars. On Netflix, you can watch the full thing or you can download the podcast, the full thing. We put a little on the show this morning, obviously. What's up? Did you glitch? Something happened there. What happened there? I was just reading stuff about his sidewalk while I was walking. Okay, okay. Why? I feel like you said like you know Derek Huff and the BobbyCast, and then you kept on reading. Oh, I was reading about local ordinances while I was talking to see if there was anything to add to the lunchboxes ice. Oh, this also makes me think of the time that I slipped at the airport on ice. Homeowner's insurance. Oh, you missed the airport, you missed it. Yeah, you missed it. Right, you missed it. Because that was at the airport and you fell hard. That could have been Amy Brown at the airport. It was bad, I know. Why am I not litigious? Because, ugh. Butt freak. Bobby would have to redo that. Hi guys, it's Bobby Bones. Welcome to the Amy Brown International Airport. That's true. Dang it. Well, lunchboxes hopefully she'll be like me and she'll just let it slide. Hey, no pun intended. My res, my res. My res, my res. What does that sound like? The plane. Oh, my res, my res. That's it, thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow. Tomorrow, Lauren Elena will be on the show, so that should be fun. All right, bye everybody. Let's go. Our IHeardRadio Music Awards are coming back. Thursday, March 26th, live on Fox. Watch as we honor the biggest stars from all genres of music that you love listening to all year long on your favorite IHeart radio station and the IHeart Radio app. Hosted by Ludacris. Icon Award recipient, John Mellencamp. Innovator Award recipient, Miley Cyrus. With performances by Alex Warren, Kailani. Lainey Wilson. Ludacris. Ray. TLC. Salt and pepper. And Invoke. 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