Wednesday Post Show (4-21-21)

The Bobby Bones Show

Premiere Networks

News, Society & Culture, Entertainment News, Music, Music Interviews, Comedy

4.8 • 10.2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2021

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Bobby on a study that men who wear big logos on their shirts are more likely to be promiscuous. Raymundo gives an update on his wife’s surrogacy and how much it would cost. He also shares an update about the country singer who he thinks wrote a song about him. Lunchbox spills the tea on Scuba Steve who he says left work to carry bags for her.

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0:00.0	It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show.
0:04.2	Here's your host, Bobby Bones!
0:08.8	I'll start with this.
0:13.9	The men who wear large logos on their shirts are seen as more promiscuous study finds.
0:19.9	Look around the room and nobody's wearing a big logo today.
0:22.3	Don't do it.
0:23.3	Well, Ray is... well, sort of.
0:26.3	Ray has his own line of clothing now.
0:28.1	He's promoting.
0:29.1	He wears it every day.
0:30.1	It's the weirdest thing.
0:32.4	I mean, I'm here for it.
0:33.8	A U.S. psychologist set out to see if Blingy Close serves the same role in humans.
0:38.8	They evaluated a guy.
0:40.0	Apparently, luxury displays are seen more as an indicator to, let's get it.
0:46.9	You see somebody really flexing their logo, what they're wearing, what they have.
0:52.5	They're doing that to actually attract.
0:54.2	It's like the peacock.
0:55.6	The guy peacock putting out the feathers.
0:57.6	Remember when Polo had the little guy on the horse, but then it ended up being like a huge
1:02.5	guy on a horse?
1:04.1	That was weird.
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