The Bobby Bones Show
FEELING THINGS - When Opposites Attract, The Sudoku Packing Method & More (Couch Talks)
21 Jun 2026
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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: How do different packing styles affect relationships?
But as long as they set a time to walk out the door for their trip, if they both can honor and respect that, then they both should feel good about it. And then there's no tension on the front end of the trip. Yeah. And what I'm thinking about, too, is.
Because the way you pack, again, in a way it stresses me out, but not really because if you don't pack correctly or you miss things or whatever, that's not affecting me, that's affecting you. So I wonder, too, for your husband, what is it about your packing that is he worried that because you're doing it last minute that you're going to forget something and that's going to impact him?
Because the consequence is going to be on you. And I always like to remind people, like, let other people have their consequences. Like if you aren't ready in time and you have to throw stuff in a suitcase and go out the door and you don't know what you have, that's a you problem, not a me problem. And I don't have to be responsible for that.
So if you guys even have a conversation around that of like, I, if, if my packing ends up being a problem for me, I'm not expecting you to fix my problem. I'll be responsible for Well, as long as her packing, which we don't have the details here, aren't impacting what time they get out the door. Well, that would, yeah, I think that would have to be agreed that they leave at a certain time.
Because say he's like you and he wants to be at the airport two hours early, which I think is ridiculous.
Yeah.
They may need to, you know, me in the middle, hey, how about if I guarantee as long as I'm packed, even if I'm packing right up until the last minute, but I guarantee you that we'll be out the door to get to the airport with an hour and a half to spare. Yeah. That's stretching, right? Stretching. For both of them. Yeah, 100%.
Because he's going to have to be like, okay, fine, I give you the 30 minutes. Yeah. Or you go to the airport separately. which is really annoying. It could be expensive depending on how far away you live. Yes, because my Uber to the airport is crazy these days. I'm like, what? We've started driving to the airport now that we live farther away. Sometimes it's hard to find parking, though.
Yes, you have to check the parking lot to see if they're full before you get there. They also increase the price of the cheaper parking lot. But the crazy thing is sometimes it's cheaper to park for a week than take an Uber back and forth. Nuts. Nuts. Yeah. So Amber, we hope that you can find a way to stretch. I don't know that Kat and I have a lot to offer.
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Chapter 3: What are the benefits of packing early before a trip?
Those are the best trips. Maybe we just shouldn't even pack makeup. Why would we pack it? Why would we pack it?
Chapter 4: How can couples find a middle ground when packing for trips?
We need sunscreen, tinted sunscreen. Wow. Okay. Well, I'm going to be packed and ready to go before. I'm trying to, we barely need to take anything. So look, this is a trip where I'll be packed and ready to go. We need to cover up. I'm going to pack tonight. Okay. Okay. Maybe that's my goal to myself is to pack a week in advance. And Amber, Well, you don't need to do a week.
That's a little bit of... Well, okay. But I can set my own goals. I'm sorry. I was just saying... I don't... You don't have to go from one extreme to the other. You can... Well, I'll get, okay, four to five days before the trip, I wanna be packed. And honestly, I might need to because I'm gonna be working right up until we leave.
So if I wanna have a good work week, we roll out early the next morning. And if I don't get ahead of it, then I am gonna be packing late at night right before the trip because I have so much work to get done before we head off on vacation. And Amber, what I was gonna say for you is, you know, the buddy system helps. Like I'll be your buddy.
A long time ago on the Bobby bone show, I was a snoozer and I was trying to quit snoozing and a listener called in and said, I want to quit snoozing too. I'll be Amy's accountability partner. And so Bobby assigned us as buddies, like me and a listener. And she would call in, give reports. Like I felt like now I had this responsibility because I'm an accountability partner to this listener.
And it helped. And I don't snooze anymore. And I was a proud snoozer. I loved snoozing. You would set your alarm early so you could snooze? Yes, sure did. And it felt great. And I thought, well, this is just who I am and there's no changing it. So I guess that example alone shows us, Amber, that we can change. We can be different packers. We can do things differently.
And if I'm letting know that I'm going to try, then you can try and we'll be accountability partners. Amen. We'll see how this goes. I can't wait to see how your packing goes for this trip. We can move on to our voicemail. In the moment, it felt like it was going on forever. I didn't think I was going to live. I was terrified.
There was no anything inside those eyes. They turned black. It scared the hell out of me.
That was your first murder case? Yes, sir. Fair to say this was the biggest case of your career?
Yes, sir. Rape and murder of a 12-year-old child. Which is as bad as it gets. I would think so.
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