Lunchbox is extremely upset about a restaurant closing and has a PSA for people to go show their support. Plus, Bobby and Eddie share their latest 'What Is This Crap' stories that involve having to watch a commercial for water and parental ads on TVs...Then, we play the Bobbyfeud: Top 10 Best Deep Voices in Country Music and more!
On with us right now.
It's Mary Catherine, Mary Catherine, good morning, Good morning.
What's going on?
What age would you say you would let your kids start watching shows that have cluss words in them?
A good question for the group here. I don't have kids, so i'd say five, But I don't have kids.
Five. Yeah, I don't get it. I'm gonna say five, Amy, I'm gonna go to you go ahead, gosh.
I feel like once they get into that PG.
Thirteen area.
So for my son, who is more a teenager, and each kid is so different because some of those movies, if they have cuss words, there's other, you know, more adult type things that maybe the conversations they're ready for that if it's anything scary. So that's how we would determine with my son. And then my daughter. I don't know if she watches pretty much anything. She's older now and she gets it, but I would say twelve thirteen and then having a conversation with them about it based on whatever other content is in the movie.
Aie, Oh, I was going to say younger than that, I'd say eleven.
Then you know eleven, you would say younger than that.
But it's interesting, No, mostly because they don't really know, and they just kind of watch them like whatever, didn't even realize I wasn't.
So maybe you let them watch like three to eight when they don't know what it is, and you put them back on at like twelve, but like a four year period where you don't right, Like.
I saw a pretty woman at nine and I did not know.
She was a prostitute at all, Like I thought, Oh, how fun she's it's a love story.
Kids are smarter these days, though, let's SketchUp on.
I've done ten years old fifth grade, so we have twelve and eleven and ten, So yeah, that's all pretty the same.
But you said five. Yeah, but I don't have kids.
But at five they don't know what it means.
It wouldn't matter.
It might be back on Bobby's point with the five.
Because I mean eating it though, Yeah, they started learning and using it at five, Mary Catherine, what to deal with your kids?
So I would say, I actually have a seven year old. She's going in the second grade, and they are very aware. She is always asking me, you know, is this a bad word? Or she hears a bad word and she knows she's not supposed to say it, but I feel like she's very mature in that she hears it and she knows it's not good. So I think sometimes it's I don't know yet. So that's the thing. She wants to watch a show with me on Netflix, and I've seen the whole show and there's not anything inappropriate, you know, for kids, but there is bad words in it. So I just was wondering, you know, Oh, I think that's why could go with your kid that seven that has put words in it.
I'm also surprised they don't have edited versions of shows like they do music, where they have clean versions. They should were They just like, won't the curse word? Like it's you can do close cashingw different languages. If you could just want won't the curse words?
Wouldn't that be a good option? Yes?
Or take the scene out that's a little dirty, you know, I would and pull the scene, but you could like blur it because sometimes you need that scene.
Blur it. Then they're gonna be like, what are they doing there? Why is that blurring?
Oh? Yeah?
No.
I used to always watching Yeah TBS versions of things like Sex and the City was on instead of HBO is on some TBS type channel and it took out all the stuff, and I was like, oh, I can actually because some of the stuff in Sex and the City would make me uncomfortable when I was younger.
Each episode eleven minutes, but it was still called Sex in the City.
Yeah, yeah, I was.
Called in the City that would.
Work something like that, but I was like, oh, I kind of preferred.
The TVs version.
All right, Mary Catherine, thank you for your call. I hope you have a great day.
Thank you.
All right, let's go do the Morning Corny.
The Morning Corny.
What kind of work do pigs do after school? Hamwork?
That was the Morning Corny.
We're looking for your favorite country artist with the deep voice. We asked two thousand Bobby Bone Show listeners on social media, who's your favorite country.
Artist with the de voice? That's it.
Lunchbox won the dice roll during the break, Lunchbox, who's your favorite country artist.
With a deep voice?
Jobe Keith, Show me to Toby Keith. Number two, answer Toby Keith. Next, Trace Atkins, show.
Me Trace Atkins.
He shook his head like he wasn't gonna get one, and I think he's done done.
Those are pretty good, though. Number five answers tray Atkins. Um, I don't know.
I don't really hear this guy talk, but it seems like you have a deep voice. Give me Alan Jackson. Show me Alan Jackson?
What a deep voice? Number seven?
Oh Jackson?
Oh wow? All right?
Your favorite country artist with a deep voice? Alan Jackson at number seven?
When they sing, is it deep voice?
Or when they asked the question who is your favorite country artist with a deep voice?
Well, when he talks, he doesn't have a deep voice, but when he sings, he's got a deep one.
Got rasty give me the Stapleton is Chris Stapleton.
Give me Chris Stapleton. Number nine. Answer guys, how are you getting these?
I have no idea, no idea.
Billy Currington, show me Billy Carrington. I's gonna say you got that one? Eddie over to you. Lunchbox has twenty three points.
I know.
I feel like I need a punt, but it's risky, right because if I put Amy could get these?
Yeah?
All right? Give me why noa show me why you punny? Yeah?
Give me he's punning for more points in round. Amy over to you.
I know, but I don't know.
Let me even catch him. I guess I need round two two. Harry Underwood show.
Me Carrot good on Amy where round two or points are doubled. Lunchbox has such a lead they've gone full strategy on him. Early Lunchbox, We're looking for your favorite country artist with a deep voice. Off the board Toby Keith the two, Tray Atkins at five, Alan Jackson at seven, and Chris Stapleton at nine.
Yeah, we have a guy in here all the time. Ronnie Done show me Ronnie Done of Brooks and Dune. All right, point your double daddy. Okay, should go for it here? Give me?
Can I need triple?
Oh?
Do you think we need triple? But it's risky.
He has twenty three points through a lot of points on the board. Yeah yeah, ten, eight, six, four, three and one.
Okay, let me just at least get one here. Johnny Cash show.
Me Johnny Cash number one.
Answer Johnny Cash number one? Can two points? That was not worth it? Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Give me Dirk Spentley show me Dirks.
Is that a punt as a punt?
Oh?
I was like, Wow, he has a d boys.
I'm in deep trop You guys are going to round a hush.
I mean, at this point, it's just a toss up, so who cares. Maybe it's deep at times.
Luke Holmbs, Luke Combs. Is that a punt?
No?
Okay, I's gonna say it was kind of dumb to punt round two because there's like so many points in round two.
H huh.
Don't worry.
I guess I wasn't.
I know, I'm not talking. You're talking to Eddie. It's not got a bagload. No, but she can run on you. I know I was worried about that. Lunchbox points are now tripled.
If he gets the big number ten here I know, or even the number eight, it's.
Gonna be tough.
Yes, Sam Hunt, show me Sam Hunt, and you've.
You've strategized this. It were Let's see if he pays it was. Let's a little more.
Let's start bones with baby turning little lads down. Give me Josh Turner.
Answer, that's worth nine point nine points.
Okay, we're chipping away. We're chipping away. Now, give me baby your live deal. I think he's saying that American idol Scotty.
McCreary, you got it, he did? And correct number four answer?
Okay, okay, where what am I at that's worked twelve, you're tied twenty three, twenty three.
Three answers on the board. I didn't have any of those. There's six, eight and ten off the border.
Johnny Cash, Toby Keith, Josh Turner, Scotty McCurry, Trace Adkins, Alan Jackson, and Chris Stapleton.
Three left. You need one to win.
I should have waited for Johnny Cash.
I'm like, I have no idea where you go here?
Oh man, give me George Jones, show his own George Jones.
That's go on, George Jones. Number ten, thirty points. Oh, Amy, you can still win though.
Good luck, Amy, Oh oh, I have one more though, this one it's over.
Yeah, give me uh. Meghan Maroney, you just don't even care. God nothing oday, Meghan Maroni. Amy, can you get anything here?
Cody Johnson?
Cody Johnson, she runs incorrect at number six, I'm digging up bone and then at number eight, well, it ain't my fault. Brothers Osbourne TJ Ros Osbourne with fifty three points.
He strategized this perfection headed what is this crap?
This segment's all about situational stupidity. I was at the airport in Philadelphia. Last week, work has sent me on a trip. I have to go overseas. I'm flying back. We connect back in Philadelphia. There is a water fountain dispenser. While I get on these flights, I get headaches if I don't drink a ton of water.
So water fountains water Dispenser's day.
Yeah, And so I take my little it's not a Stanley, it's like a knockoff Stanley, and I put it and it shows me a commercial before I can get any more water.
No way, start to wait, like a YouTube video. It's exactly what it was. What is this crap?
So I filled it up because it's pretty big, one like a third of the way. And then I had to watch commercial to get more weird for water they.
Got for water, I mean filtered water for water.
You know what, nothing's free, man.
They should have ran the commercial while the water's coming out. Like when I'm pumping gas, they run that little hey, so you want to.
Buy a bit of it?
And I'm like what, But it turns out it's from that little box and the guys up there doing the weather telling me all kinds of crap. But I'm also pumping gas while it's happening, Like, show me the commercial. If you're gonna show me the commercial. Wow, the water's coming out, But you're not gonna watch the commercial if I'm gonna watch the commercial anyway. Matter of fact, I turned around when it came on. I turned around, plugged my ears, wait a fort to be over, then.
Got more water.
Did you skip after five seconds?
You got it? What is this crap? EDDI you have one? What is this crap?
So?
My big thing is on the TVs that we buy, like they have parental controls, and I'm very careful when my kids watch. So as soon as I get a TV, I set the parental controls to like any rated AR movies and there's a password any PG thirteen movies and there's a password. Well on my living room TV, we have all these apps, Hulu, Max, all those whatever. And I look in there and I'm like a Max, I can search the dirtiest movie. Oh, and it plays. I'm like, oh, like, why is this not locked?
Dude?
I googled for hours how do I lock that TV?
Visio doesn't have parental locks? Are you sure? I am sure? What is that crap?
Does Visio want our kids to see this kind of stuff like they didn't interesting theory?
Did they not think about this? What is this crap? What is this?
We got commercials for water, we got Visio being like, watch all.
The boobs, you want kids exactly, lunch bikesund oh I got a what is this crap?
Go ahead?
And it shows that America has gone to crap.
Wait, I don't co sign yet, go ahead.
Hooters has had to close several underperforming restaurants. What is wrong with society that we are not supporting the women of Hooters, the wings of Hooters.
We need Hooters. A free young needs to go to Hooters and experience it.
If you guys don't start supporting Hooters, they're all gonna be gone.
My sons, your sons, they're.
Not going to get to understand the experience of Hooters, of.
Walking in and saying, this is a restaurant.
When did you do that at first? How old are you?
I was eleven years old. There was one at North Cross Ball and we used to open the door, look in and run away because we thought it was eighteen and up. And when we found out it wasn't, we started going in there and ordering a coke and sitting at the bar Oh my gosh at thirteen years old is when I first sat at that bar.
So what do you want to tell America?
Get up, get in your car, and find a Hooters near you, because without you, they're going out of business. They had to close several underperforming Hooters restaurants. I never thought I would hear Hooters and underperform in is this crap?
That's some crap for you. It's interesting.
Mine was a TV not protecting us from that, and his is a restaurant of Why are you not going to that?
Yes? Like send your kids to that?
I mean, Eddie, can you imagine a world where you won't be able to take your sons to a Hooters?
I can't. Actually, is that a world do you want to live in? I mean no, it's not okay?
Why did you do this for other jobs that were closing, like when kmart was struggling?
Sure, I mean Kmar is just any other store? Is the original restaurant?
Waited? Did you do you say that wrong?
No?
It's the original Breashtauran run.
That's what they call the Twin Peaks and stuff.
What do you think they were inspired by? Because they were young men?
I bet you people all these guys that started twin Peaks. I bet it's all guys they got their inspiration from when they went into Hooters the first time as a kid with their dad or without their dad, just with their friends, their friend's dad.
My dad used to take us as a family.
That's what I'm saying.
You're not going to have those memories. What is this crap? Thanks everybody? All right?
Wake up, Wake up?
In the.
Radio and the Dodgers.
And the lunchbox, more Game two bread and it's trying to put.
You through fog. He's running this week's next year.
The Bobby's on the box, so you knowing this time for the new Bobbies stories.
A supermarket has put in an extra slow checkout where customers are never rushed.
Okay, who's that on why.
Grocery wants to be there?
I think it's people feel pressured and they're moving a little slower than they feel like they're capable of and not they're not able to make good decisions on coupons or coupons depending on where you're from, So that's what it is. It's like this is a no pressure checkout, so most places are looking for ways to kind of speed up the process, but the store decided to take the opposite approach.
It's for older people, it's for people with disabilities, and you guys are haters.
You didn't say all that.
It's for women. You are pregnant, and you guys hate all them.
Basically, I feel bad, basically all of you hate all them.
Some people. Yes, it's they're making sure everybody can go through without feeling the pressure. And imagine you're pregnant.
You can't move around very well, and every time you bend over, your belly gets in the way.
That's what it feels like. I don't know for sure.
There's no old people have to go in that line.
That would be great to the grocery store. And you get stuck behind an old person and it is like miserable.
They take their time.
Then they sit there and chat with the cashier and you're just sitting here going hello.
Do you do that? Hello? And clapp clop class.
I just start pacing back and forth and getting start pushing the cart kind of like forward, like all right, it's time for you.
To go udge them. You nudge them through. That's a good point. Do we make them all going there?
We don't make anybody do anything okay, just because like you mean by them, old people have the slower people.
I mean you in you know, a decade.
Whoa, that's mean we're getting out there. We're not not like that. I'm not that old. But no one's going to be in that line, is what I'm saying.
Like, no one's gonna like, there're gonna be a line of five carts in that line.
I'm not finding with you guys, because you guys were mean to pregnant people, people with disabilities, old people, and you're all haters of.
The slows and I love them all, and they you guys, are haters.
Dog Bonding from First for Women's Magazine, and experts say that spending quality time with your dog is good for your brain. Hanging out with animals not only reduces fatigue and stress, but a new study finds it increases brain waves associated both relaxation and concentration. It's important to spend thirty minutes to an hour with them every single day. Not all puppy love is equal to the study show that if you're looking to relax, playing with or walking your dog is best, and then secondly is like just hanging out like doing something active with them is best.
We have a new podcast I now it's not me.
It's in the Vets Office with Doctor Josie, which is all about animals.
She's a vet.
The story that she has about finding and now I'm not gonna spoil it, but finding the women's underwear and the stomach of the dog, and it wasn't the woman from the in the house.
That's a crazy way to get busted cheating. That's maybe the craziest I've ever heard. Dumb dog.
Yeah, check out in the Vets Office with Doctor Josie. Friend zone is a good thing, says Purdue University. I'd like to say a couple things after the story, but they say the friend zone, what you've heard of when you become friends with somebody, is actually a good thing because it's better for the longevity of a relationship. In the study, couples that focused on friendship first and early in the relationship were less likely to split than those who just were like, wanted to get it on. I would say this, most guys aren't able to get out of the friend zone. That's it. It's like a quicksand in the nineties sitcom Thank You. Once You're in, it's really tough to get out.
Now.
I was not best friends with my wife when we dated because we didn't date from friends first. I was like, I would love to date her, so then we got to each other as we were dating. Now it's different because we spend a lot of time together. She's the closest person.
I'm two period.
But we were not best friends first and then dated. I would say those almost never occasionally want to happen. One over here, one over there. But if you're best friends with a lady, she's looking at the guy two rows behind you because he's the one that seems available.
Yeah, the same with my wife.
I want to make people with your buddy because you want to run know that relationship. So let's not even try.
Yeah, we weren't. We weren't. I told my wife immediately, I'm like, I want you.
And you don't do it because you want to be your I don't want you to be a best friend, right, It's like I want to make out.
Right. So it was the article saying to just be intentional about, you know, having a conversation, let's just be friends.
At the beginning, the article.
Saying two things, one that if you're friends early the relationship ends up staying together longer. The article is also saying that if you are best friends with your partner while you're married, the relationship stays together longer, which you know. But what I'm saying is it's very hard as a dude to get someone to look at you as more than a friend if you've always been a friend. Because women are smart, they go even if they don't know why they're thinking it.
Women go, okay, this is a.
Good friend, and a lot of the parts of my life, this friend is here. Most relationships don't work out and into marriage, So if I date this person, it's probably gonna end up where I lose a friend and also don't have a boyfriend out of the friend, so net loss.
Yeah.
Because women are smart, they could probably do that even they don't know what they're doing. And guys are just like one who touch the HEIMI.
No, it's true.
No, yeah, yeah, that's it. So I mean I get the story. A little nuance could be used there. A gambler collapses with a heart attack while celebrating celebrating a four point one million dollar win in a casino game.
Like collapses, he's okay or.
Well, and then gets lucky a second time when lived I get that. A man collapse after suffering a heart attack at a casino hit a jeck part A four point one million dollars. The unnamed victim pictured in the video footage circulating social media, fell to the floor. He was punching in the air celebrating his winning. Oh my goodness, went down. A crowd of horrified bystanders gathered, rushed the man to the hospital. They got him out, They resuscitated the man, and now they say, still in the hospital, but he's recovering from the incident.
Wow.
The first thing you say when he wakes up right, you're like, you won. I'd be like, is that real? That literally real?
Four million dollars And it probably wasn't the winning that made him have the heart attack. It was the physical act of the thrusting of the arm and the emotion, like all combined.
Okay, Yeah, that heart attack was common. It's just ex of a divat exactly.
Really, I would think so, yeah, or if something dramatic in his life happened where he's a big game, it could have been anything that made him feel that way.
Probably made that happen.
You think the hospital charges him a little more now they know he's rich.
I don't think that's how it works.
But Eddie and I invested in a poker player playing in the World Series of Poker.
When does he started playing? July?
Yeah, he'd go it costs ten thousand dollars to play. We didn't put that money in. We just are like owning percentages of him. He came in and sat in the studio on our show twenty five Whistles, and we have a little piece and if he wins, it's like a twelve million dollar pot.
If he wins, we'll get a percentage of that.
Wow.
I know the truth is that we don't really don't know how good he is. Yeah, we have no idea. Actually we have no idea.
I mean, so what was the investment? Are you saying the dollar amount? Or do we have to go listen to twenty four whistles.
I was about to tell you, I was about to tell her, but I think you should go listen to twenty five whistles.
Yeah, thank you, Amy, you have no problem. Let's lit and well, I'm going from one to the other.
But I have a podcast called The bobbycast Litt who had this song right here and there wasn't social media, so they didn't really know how popular their song was getting. And they talked about touring so much at the height of that song's popularity, they didn't even have homes to come back to.
We probably did three hundred shows in ninety nine, probably did probably did another three hundred and two thousand. But we would we would leave home and just the anxiety that we would feel.
We left the house and didn't come home for literally about two years. So why haven't had the house when we did it? You know, we had like a couple of days off home.
I think I rented a guest house just so I would have something, you know, and we'd come home.
We just rent like that was when SUVs just came out.
We're like, oh, we're gonna rent a nice car.
Yeah.
I feel like at least we had some accomplishment, you know.
And and if you're gone two years and you're just making money, why would you buy something when you're never in it. So they didn't have a house again. They would just pay for something to live in a guest house.
For a little bit.
Let on the Bobby Cast Poker player on twenty five whistles Yes, wasn't trying to do a double up.
There and double up, but yeah, good job.
Hey, let's want to ask you about Amber Portwood because she was a teen mom.
You're a big fan of her. She went to jail, went to jail.
Is she.
Volatile, I'd say, so, okay, I'd say she has I don't know her actions, but she's all over okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So she got with some dude named Gary, a different Gary.
Yeah, different Gary than baby daddy Gary.
So and then they got engaged and all of a sudden, it said he disappeared, and we talked about that.
Yes, what's the deal? Here in North Carolina.
They got in a fight, he took his keys, his wallet, he drove away when he left his phone. They didn't hear from him for like four or five days. And then he turned up hundreds of miles away back in Indiana.
And why not sure? And now they've split. Now they're not even going to be getting married. What, Oh, you didn't know this breaking news.
I was just so happy that they found him and I was like, oh, good, now the love story can continue.
They broke up.
Amber and Gary have split.
The news comes after the team mom's fiance took off and was reported missing. He checked in with the police that he was fine. She was worried. A source spills they've decided that it's over between them, and their engagement is off.
What's up? What's up? Why?
I don't under They must have gotten a big fight. Maybe that's probably color of the napkins at the wedding. I don't know, but what they just got engaged like a week and a half ago, and then like four days later he goes missing, So the engagement lasted like two weeks.
But think about this. Crazy always attracts crazy. I don't know which one's crazy.
Both crazy and sensible attracts sensible for the most part, we hope the best of.
The both of them. Is he in trouble for taking off. I don't think he did anything illegal now, I just drove.
You can't just go miss for two weeks.
That's the news.
Kevin Costner will be on Friday's show. That's pretty cool. It's always funny to me when people who fake like cops and they accidentally pull over a real cop. That's so funny, Like that's what you get, that's what you deserve. Don't fake like a cop. First of all, what are you trying to do while faking like a cop? Is it just a power trip? Or are you trying to do something that is far worse? Because back in the day, back when I was a kid, there was like the blue light rapist.
Do you remember that?
What? No, Yeah, big deal. So you don't want someone that has those kind of intuit me. Don't fake like a cop unless you're cop, then you don't have to fake it.
The whole story is.
A guy was released on Wednesday night after he allegedly impersonated a police officer. He was conducting a traffic stop and it was an actual officer. Hilarious. The man pulled behind the real officer and flipped on his illegally installed flashing lights and siren. They're all cheap looking and William Gilchrist de fur on him ban cuffs.
It's actually good.
Forty five was booked with the false personation of a police officer, possession of fraudulent identification, and improper lights. Louisiana law only allows law enforcement officers to use blue lights on vehicles. He was taken into custody and booked, with the bill set at six hundred and fifty bucks. That's from Local twelve. I wonder when that cop, the real cop knew I wonder, first of all, the lights had to be like a little knockoff, Like we never could afford honeycomb as kids, so you know, we'd get like honey knots and it was in the bag and not the box.
Yeah, but you just knew it was just a little different.
You knew even if you poured it out and looked in the ball, it wasn't quite honeycomb, but you knew it was trying to be honeycomb. I wonder if the cop if there's just like something about him, like he wore his badge on the wrong side upside down.
Yeah, it's just weird.
Patches were like what.
Was that place at the mall where they had like Spencer's. Yeah, they have siren lights there and the furry handcuffs.
When I was talking about that, that real cop had to be like, I cannot believe this. And he had to have a poker face too that he believed it and was like, Okay, I'll get out of the car and then lock him up, hold him down, and how lucky and hopefully this guy wasn't pulling over a bunch of people like. The best case scenario is the compas first person ever pulled over ray Mund. Who has lights on his truck now since it was rebuilt. Do you have blue ones?
Yeah, he can do that and they can flash too.
Uh oh, I wouldn't use the blue don.
No, I don't turn him on.
It's illegal. You said you don't turn them on while you drive. Do you turn them off while you're home?
No? I haven't really driven it at night yet. I go to bed so early. That's a good point. Yeah. Another story law related was Julie chris Lake.
You know the Chrisly family. They went to jail for fraud. One of them is down to jail in Florida. The other one I think was in jail in Kentucky.
Yeah, that's where Julie's at Kentucky. Todd's down in Florida.
So Julie Chrisly's prison sentence for bank fraud and tax evasion has been overturned by an appeals court.
What can you tell me about this?
So they've been going through the appeals process.
The panel of three judges said that there is not enough evidence to say she was involved in the whole thing. That the judge used improper evidence when sentencing her, So her sentence doesn't make sense thrown out?
What so does that mean a she's free because it's not. They're not saying she's innocent, correct. Is she able to leave jail?
No?
Oh, so it is sent back down to a lower court and they have to re sentence her.
Okay, so they're saying there's still some stuff to sentence.
Yes, So it may be like, oh, she's already served her whatever this time, that's all she has to serve. But they said they gave her too much time based on the evidence, So she gets another sentencing.
But Todd appeal denied with her.
If was there like improper you said the judge had something improper they sitting on.
They said that the rule her case had insufficient evidence to say she was involved in the whole thing.
So then how did she get the guilty party?
How does she get the sentence if somebody wasn't acting and.
The trial miscalculated her sentence and did not find evidence proving her full involvement.
I feel that, but I mean, how does somebody sentence her then? Like who's at fault? Somebody messed up? Who's at fault? Because I want to know because they should be reprimanded.
Well, the judge is the one that sent the trial judge miscalculated Julie Christy sentences.
Caula added four and four wrong, wells fifteen.
Years, didn't carry the one right or.
Like didn't like chrisly knows best or hated because it's why.
Okay, they're saying that the judge held her responsible for the entire fraud scheme, which began in two thousand and six. The appeals court said that she should not be held responsible for anything before two thousand and seven. So there's like a one year. Oh she's staying in jail. Then it's like, uh, you can knock off a few days. Maybe, how was her sentence seven years? It was six years, so it means how long has she been in About a year and a half half.
Feel like I do a couple more. But that's great news. This year in jail and it's like it goes from seven to four. That's fantastic because then you woul get out before that too.
The district cord did not identify the evidence that relied on to hold Julie accountable for losses incurred before two thousand and seven, so there was a year and a half two year period where they did not find evidence that was really up to.
No good though, so the could be.
But she'll be re sentenced and it won't be a full six years in prison for her. But Todd still staying in their middle in there.
Yeah, I'm trying to go visiting.
And the accountant he's staying into he's found guilt, appeal denied the accountant for both of them. What was the account of up to he was helping them do the fraud? It was all three of them. Was their scheme they were.
And what was a fraud again like taking along from the bank and give it to another.
And then yeah, and then give it transferring it to his mom and then saying they're bankrupt and then not paying it back.
No, it's not.
I mean they got caught, but I'm sure they learned that from somebody who did it good. Yeah, like successfully got away with her, because you don't just come up with something like that.
Yeah, it's all legend.
I'm not. Yeah, everything's a legend. Nothing's been more allgened ever. Yeah, basically say whatever you want then say alleged legend again.
But man, that's crazy.
Yeah, if it's true. Good for her. You always love for justice to actually be right.
Bobby Bone, show up today. This story comes us from Iowa City, Iowa.
An eighteen year old woman got on one of the dating apps, met with a dude and they said, all right, date Thursday night, and he said, I'll pick you up. And when he got to the house, he knocks on the door. She got cold feet, so she calls nine one one and says, my ex.
Boyfriend's here to beat me up. He said he's gonna punch me in the face, he's gonna kick me. He's gonna you know, and they said, I'm not gonna be missed. Please help least responded. They interviewed the guy like, no, I just met her on the dating app. She got charged for missus nine one one dude.
That sucks. That sucks that he thought he was going on a date. I'm so up. This is not a woman or a man thing. Both could be.
But when you're dating, you don't know what kind of crazy basket and mess you're getting into because you don't know them. And somebody else you wish you could interview the people that were like the two and three before you.
Oh yeah, like so what's up cold? People leave reviews on dating apps, Oh, that should be a new app.
The problem is people would leave hateful reviews just for getting rejected in a way.
There's Facebook groups that women have in a bunch of cities that you can join, and they filtered them.
I don't like it because they just get like, even nicely broken up with. Oh it's crazy. Ah, I don't trust it. Don't trusted. But yes, you wish you could talk to the people that stinks for him. Okay, I'm lunchbox.
That's your bonehead story of the day.
When you think of two thousands of music, you probably if you were to list songs, would think of done and not dune dune dun dun dun dun dunna dah dun dun dun dun duh.
That's that.
Can we forget about things that said? Well, no, I was drunk, so that's lit. They came to my house. We did one hour together on the Bobby Cast, and so they talked about how that song blew up, but they didn't feel like it was actually blowing up because there was no social media and things were just communicated differently.
But it was number one for eleven weeks. It was bizarre, but we were on the tour so much that we didn't really know what was happening.
Back then. You got to remember there's no social media.
So you're on the radio and you're on MTV, but we're not monitoring not only ourselves but other artists. You're not able to say, you know, unless you go to the show. You meet people there occasionally, but you're not like as accessible. So I think you start noticing when you go to the mall, you know, and you have a day off on tour and you're like, oh, I got to go get some socks or whatever, and then people recognize you from MTV because it was a bigger deal. Yeah, there was no YouTube that kids went on from school and like were glued to TRL.
Those two guys are brothers as well, and they talked about their dad. AJ Martin was a DJ, like a real DJ and Kiss FM in Los Angeles, Like, I'm not a DJ. I don't really play music some music and may come on, but like DJ's were a big deal back in the day and Kiss FMLA was like the biggest station in America.
And so their dad was one of those guys.
And we talked about that and how he talked to you know, very different to them than his voice on the air.
He'd be on the air.
It started to call him up like hey, yeah, we're gonna come. We go over to so and so his house whatever, and he would go well, and then he'd be like hold on one second, and then you hear one or two and he would just rattle off this whole thing and he'd get back on the phone and go.
Okay, you know you got it in your dad, just hit it out, check it out. It's awesome, it's lit. Two brothers.
For an hour, we talked about the two thousands, Pam Anderson, what it was like to be a rock star and then a pop star.
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