TUES PT 1: Bobby Did Something With His Daughter For The First Time + Did Lunchbox Get A New Job? + Awkward Barking Dog Situation

·50 min·4 clips

A woman booked an American Airlines ticket, went to the airport, and ended up on a bus instead of a plane.

The episode begins with a discussion of a viral news story where a woman, Kennedy Woodard Jones, unknowingly reserved a bus ride through American Airlines, mistaking it for a flight, which sparks conversation about travel confusion. Bobby Bones then addresses an anonymous listener question about meeting celebrities who didn't live up to expectations, sharing personal anecdotes about initially disliking Kane Brown and Jason Aldean due to their quiet demeanors. He advises lowering expectations when meeting famous people. Bobby provides an update on his newborn daughter, detailing her first time in a baby pouch, his anxiety about her breathing, and observations that male visitors avoid touching the baby while women want to hold her. Lunchbox discusses his attempt to get a job as the in-house announcer for the Nashville Sounds minor league baseball team, revealing he sent audition clips but never received a response before the season's first game. The show includes a pre-recorded interview clip with Michael Strahan, where he talks about being starstruck by Julia Roberts and Nicole Kidman, and describes his 12-minute space flight, emphasizing the emotional impact of weightlessness and viewing Earth from space. In the Tuesday review segment, the hosts recommend shows and documentaries: Amy reviews 'Madison' on Paramount+, Bobby reviews the Danish series 'Detective Hole,' and Eddie reviews the Red Hot Chili Peppers documentary 'Our Brother Halal.' The episode also touches on Lunchbox's potential appearance on 'The Price is Right,' with speculation it might be a prank, and a bonehead story about a man arrested for posting a video of himself speeding. It concludes with Abby sharing an awkward story about a dog barking for 40 minutes at a restaurant patio, prompting discussion on pet etiquette.

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Lunchbox's sports-team rejection turns into a loose, funny conversation about starting smaller.

Lunchbox's failed bid to land a job with a local sports team gives the episode its cleanest shape, turning a rejection into a broader conversation about what it means to start lower than hoped.

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You want a loose detour where a sports-team job rejection turns into Little League advice, then a Dizzy Bat Race clip.

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