Discombobulated with Bobby Jaycox

Step onto the wild sleigh ride of family holiday madness as we reminisce about the Christmas chaos that's as familiar as it is unpredictable. From the cousin's date turned beer burglar to being called by our childhood nicknames, this episode peels back the layers of yuletide tradition, served with a side of laughter and a sprinkle of heartfelt nostalgia. And just when you thought your Christmas couldn't get any more discombobulated, imagine mine, where the static electricity of family love both shocks and warms the heart.

Bright stage lights, the roar of the crowd—catch the behind-the-scenes glimpse of comedy life that's more than just punchlines. I'll take you through the emotional highs of performing to a sold-out room, the oddity of a Friday night audience that's just out of reach, and the unexpected joy of a liberating late Saturday show. Joining us is Dan from Story of the Year, sharing in the camaraderie and the razor's edge of laughter where the personal meets the public. Plus, a chance encounter with Dane Cook throws in a pinch of star-struck reality into the mix, proving that heroes come in all forms—some even with a mic in hand.

Finally, wrap yourself up in the warmth of childhood Christmas memories, where the thrill of a new dirt bike and the melodies of Bing Crosby and Reba McEntire evoke the spirit of the season. We'll explore the fast-moving time from Thanksgiving to New Year's and the poignant realization that Santa's magic is as real as our imagination allows. I'll even share how the heroism of a cousin's life-saving CPR reminds us that amidst the holiday cheer, the potential to be someone's miracle lingers in the air, as tangible as the pine scent on a cold winter's night.

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Ever wondered how the world's largest gas station looks and functions? Here's an episode that takes you on an amusing journey through Bucky's, a gas station that's as large as it's peculiar. Your host Bobby J Cox, with his own hilarious experiences, brings to life the midnight comedy shows at the Helium Comedy Club in St. Louis. He recounts the wicked fun, the smoking culture, and how it nudged him towards cigarettes.

But wait, there's more! We take a detour to visit Quick Trip and observe how late-night dining at gas stations has evolved. We share our thoughts on the efficiency of service, the introduction of security guards and the overall, rather gross, experience of dining at a gas station. We also throw in our two cents about Walmart, and why we prefer to avoid it.

To wrap this up, we honor our friend and comedian, Kenny DeForest. We remember him for his kindness and the positive impact he had on those around him. Life, Taco Bell's rise and fall, and personal experiences with extreme religious beliefs all find a place in our conversation. Ultimately, we remind you to embrace all emotions and live life with love. Join us as we laugh, remember, and reflect on life, and of course, gas stations!

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Life has a way of throwing curveballs when we least expect it, and the recent hospitalization of our dear friend and comedian, Kenny DeForest, has been one of those unexpected yet life-altering events. Join me, your host Bobby J Cox, and my close friend Kevin White, as we pay homage to Kenny, reminiscing about his unique comedic talent and the myriad of ways he has touched our lives. We share with you heartfelt stories of Kenny's caring nature and the joy he brought to us all - moments that make us laugh and cry, and most importantly, remember Kenny in the most beautiful way possible. 

We also engage in a candid discussion with the hilarious Bobby Lee about the impact Kenny has had on our lives and the comedy community at large. Amidst the gravity of the situation, we find moments of joy, celebrating Kenny's life and the memories we shared with him. The rollercoaster of emotions brought on by his hospitalization has led to profound reflections on the beauty and fragility of life, making us realize the importance of cherishing the simple things such as love, free will, and even pain. 

While we seek solace in shared stories and laughter, let's remember that Kenny needs our help. We encourage you, our dear listeners, to support the GoFundMe page set up to help with his medical expenses. As we navigate this challenging time, let's come together to support Kenny, extending our love and well wishes his way. Don't miss out on this emotional and heartfelt episode that celebrates not just a comedian, but a friend who has touched our lives in more ways than one.

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Ever laughed so hard at your own numbed-up dentist voice you thought you were doing a comedy bit? That's exactly what happened to me, Bobby Jacobs, on my last dentist visit. Let me take you on this hilarious journey, and don't worry, my mouth is back to normal now. Also, I've got some exciting news - I'll be headlining at the Helium Comedy Club in St. Louis on December 22nd and 23rd. So grab your tickets and join me for a night of comedy that'll leave you in stitches.

But that's not all we've got for you. Nikki Glaser recommended a self-help book that we've been obsessing over - "Letting Go." We also have some travel stories, music preferences, and even a strange encounter with a fight on a bus in LA to share. Ever wondered about our taste in music? You'll find that out too. We love Story of the Year, Census Fail, and Josiah and the Bonnevilles to name a few. From reminiscing about our math club days to discussing the importance of supporting the podcast, this episode is a roller coaster of laughter and casual conversations. Don't forget to share it with your mates!

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Ever had a moment when you were so immersed in a Thanksgiving feast that you accidentally ended up in a strip club? Yeah, we've been there too. We're Bobby J Cox and this is another intriguing episode of Discom, bobbylated, where we juggle the hilarious with the profound, sharing our unique take on life's oddities.

Can you imagine a world where death is not an inevitability and your consciousness could be uploaded for eternity? We've conjured up such musings, while also reflecting on the fleeting nature of existence. We navigate this existential maze, all the while grappling with seasonal depression and its manifold expressions. Oh, and we've also tossed in some light-hearted banter about starting an OnlyFans page featuring fire trucks because who wouldn't want to see that? 

Our Thanksgiving escapades range from awkward family gatherings to late-night casino adventures. We spill some juicy stories about our Thanksgiving hijinks and the ensuing chaos. Moving on, we ponder the upcoming Christmas season, the potential for a wee mishap on late-night shows, and last but not least, the allure of smoking weed with a dragon. Hold on tight, this is a wild ride you don't want to miss!

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Well, folks, I've to be honest here - if you’re an adult who's super pumped about the holidays with no kids, it's downright peculiar. Quite the paradox, isn't it? Here on Discom Bobbulated, we're taking a hearty, humorous plunge into the Yuletide season, the quirky world of family dynamics, and the elusive pursuit of holiday perfection. You’ll be privy to the Cox family's comically dysfunctional voicemail message that'll surely make your day!

Imagine being on stage with your favorite band, Story of the Year, with a sea of fans screaming just for you. Sounds thrilling, doesn't it? I got to live this dream, and boy, was it an adventure! You'll hear about my madcap stage stint, my efforts to not be a show-spoiler, the secret behind some unique concert openings, and a surprising concert attendance in disguise. And, just when you thought it couldn’t get any crazier, there's even a tale about a dark-lit smooch with Dan, the lead singer of Story of the Year.

As this laughter riot of an episode draws to a close, I take a beat to express my deep gratitude for Story of the Year and how their music has touched my life. From wrecking an escalator at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to being hailed a legend by a band member - I've lived it all. Wrapping up, you’ll hear about my daring backflip attempts and the unnerving fear of jumping off slippery boats. So, hold on tight, dear listener, as we ride this rollercoaster of fun and memories right here on Discom Bobbulated!

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Picture this: I, Bobby J Cox, am chronically late to my job at Sports Authority, a company now extinct. Listen to me recount the absolute chaos of my workdays and share a laugh with me about the random success of companies whose names are a cheeky nod to male genitalia. But it's not all fun and games—we'll also tackle the frustrating run-ins with technical difficulties during my recording sessions, and I'll share a war-inspired comedy sketch I've thought up. 

Next, let's switch gears to a more personal note. I open up about how the mundane task of working at a sports store was a surprising antidote for my anxiety. The criticism from my manager, my first encounter with weed, and how I learned to stand tall in the face of adversity—it's all a part of the narrative. And who knows, my reflections may inspire you to find your own "fuck off job" to ease the pressures of life.

Finally, join me as I relive the thrill of hosting the Flyover Comedy Festival in St. Louis. You'll feel as if you were in the front row for the unforgettable performances by comedians Andrew Orloff and Luke Knoll. Plus, I'll let you in on my unique promotional stunts and why the Side Stage at the Improv Shop has become my favorite stage in St. Louis. So here's your ticket to a rollercoaster ride of laughter, personal growth, and a behind-the-scenes look at the comedy world. Buckle up!

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Ever reflect on your crazy school days, your morning routines, or your personal underwear preferences? Well, that's exactly what we're doing in today's laugh-out-loud episode, where the hilarity of life's awkward moments takes center stage and self-acceptance becomes the ultimate takeaway. We kick things off with a touch of introspection, exploring the power of positive self-talk (even if that involves declaring your affection to yourself in the mirror) and discussing how a simple routine can help manage stress and seasonal depression. 

Hold on to your seats (and your underwear) as we take a trip down memory lane, revisiting the unique traumas and trials of school changing rooms. Remember that time when my undies were showcased for the entire class to see? Or when peeking into the girls' changing room turned disastrous? Yeah, we've got all those mortifying moments covered, and then some! But it's not all about the past - we also tackle the age-old debate of boxers versus briefs, highlighting the importance of comfort, self-expression, and owning your choices. 

Finally, we're thrilled to give you a sneak peek into the upcoming Flyover Comedy Festival. With a fantastic lineup of hilarious comedians, it promises to be a laugh riot. We're particularly excited about shows hosted by yours truly, featuring talented performers like Luke Null and Janelle James. And there's even a special mention of Mrs. Somebody's improv show, starring the dynamic duo of Andy Slowy and Kevin McKernan. So, whether you're looking to reminisce about your own awkward school days or simply up for some hilarious discussions and side-splitting performances at the festival, this episode is sure to tickle your funny bone!

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Ever walked out of an Apple Store feeling more bamboozled than when you walked in? Welcome to our world. This episode takes you down memory lane filled with tech frustrations and hilarious anecdotes. From the downfall of the once-pleasant Apple Store experience to the bitter-sweet saga of Android phones, we've got it all. We dish on the storage issues that haunt our dreams and laugh at our futile attempts to get phone assistance.

Did 'Friends' make you too optimistic about life? It sure did to us. As we dive into our childhood expectations and the harsh realities of growing life, we'll share some laughs and maybe even shed a tear. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride from hilarious stories of indoor fires to the disappointment of not getting a basketball court in our bedrooms. Stick around for our takes on the recent passing of Matthew Perry and the impact it had on us.

Ever heard of the infamous 'piss bike' or faced an urgent bathroom break? We've got you covered. As we wrap up our trip down memory lane, we’ll share some giggles over childhood Halloween stories, the infamous 'piss bike,' and more. From the tales of our dads and their Pontiac Grand Ams to the horror of horror podcasts, there's plenty to keep you entertained. Join us as we navigate the funny, frustrating, and touching aspects of life and growing up.

(Note: This isn't a serious episode, it's more on the funny and touching side. Hence the tone.)

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Ever wondered why Arnold Schwarzenegger's American accent never quite hit the mark? Or maybe you've experienced the odd sensation of waking up on the floor after some self-reflection? We're celebrating our 20th episode with a hearty dive into these random thoughts, coupled with a deeper look into our personal growth stories. We'll share our hilarious misadventures, from our Catholic upbringing and misconceptions about STDs to our evolution in music tastes, accentuated by the electrifying experience of a National concert. Oh, and let's not forget the peculiar childhood experiences and the strange sensation of wearing someone else's swim trunks, and that's only the beginning!

You'll laugh with us, even at us, as we recall our time as members of the band, "One for All," and our upcoming reunion. Come along for a trip down memory lane as we reminisce about the formation of our band name, our on-stage experiences, and our plans for upcoming shows at the Flyover Comedy Fest in November. It's a journey of cringe, laughter, and joy, as we hunt for a Rod Stewart song somewhere in our memory. 

Last but certainly not least, we'll touch on our views about the art of not giving a fuck and the significance of saying no for productivity. We'll also chat about the hilarious sketch show, “I Think You Should Leave,” and offer our varied take on sex education. So, grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and prepare for an episode that will leave you reflecting, laughing, and perhaps even questioning your own weird childhood experiences. After all, what's life without a little peculiarity and a healthy dose of self-improvement?

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