MON PT 1: Amy’s Daughter Wants To Be On A Reality Show + Bobby Feud: Worst Places To Get Stuck + Lunchbox Pitches A Dangerous Bit
6/22/20261 hr 1 min
Amy brings in her latest dilemma, her daughter asking her to go on a reality show. Should she let her? Lunchbox pitches a bit that seems dangerous but he thinks we need to do it to change the stigma around it. We played Bobby Feud, where the question is what is the worst place to get stuck for an hour? Amy shares the story of someone taking her daughter shopping and telling her not to look at any price tags. We also get Lunchbox's reacton to the situation. We also heard of the luckiest lottery story of all-time after an interaction with a rude customer turned into a million dollar win.
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