Lunchbox was at Chuck-E-Cheese over the weekend with his kids who are 6, 4 and 2. There was a 12-year-old having his birthday party there and they were cutting in line and hogging the machine. He thought Chuck-E-Cheese was a place for younger kids and if you’re over the age of 9 you’re too old to have a birthday party there. The Bobby Bones Show then debated how old was too old to do specific things.
Eddie shared that when he goes to a Trampoline Park with his kids sometimes, he’ll see parents jumping too, so he wanted to know how old was too old. They thought there should be no age limit until other kids come on the trampoline you’re using, then you need to get off.
Amy wanted to know how old was too old to take a ballet class for beginners that kids are also in. She’s considering doing it because the Nashville Ballet Company puts on a class for beginners every Thursday night. They thought she was not too old to do it. She’s also going to start her Improv classes again soon! A listener wanted to know how old was too old to wear a pair of Jordans, and they thought as long as they kept the shoes clean, there was no age limit. They also felt there was no age limit with wearing a backwards hat. Amy thought if you wear a jersey over the age of 16 that’s too old. Bobby Bones thought over the age of 33 was too old unless you’re going to a game, then there’s no age limit. Lunchbox thought if you’re wearing a jersey over the age of 40 anywhere other than at a game, it’s too old.
They thought there’s no age limit to eating cereal. Lunchbox thought you should stop sending emojis after the age of 25, but Eddie still uses emojis and thinks he will forever. Morgan wanted to know how old is too old to watch Disney Channel alone and with no kids because she watches it all the time. They shared as a woman there’s no age limit but for a man they should stop watching after 27. They also shared that they think going to the club after the age of 32 is too old and they think if you’re older than 69, you shouldn’t be able to run for President.