Did Lunchbox Secretly Get on The Price Is Right?

The Bobby Bones Show checked a voicemail from a teacher in Minnesota who said she had a snow day and had been recording episodes of The Price Is Right. She explained that she hadn’t been able to watch yet and wanted to know when Lunchbox’s appearance would air so she could go back and find it.

Lunchbox responded that it had not aired yet and told her his episodes would be on March 31 and April 2. He clarified that he would be in the crowd, prompting immediate pushback from the studio. Amy pointed out he would just be in the audience, but Lunchbox insisted he wouldn’t be “just” in the crowd, saying the cameras pan across the audience and there was no chance he wouldn’t be shown.

The conversation quickly shifted into speculation about whether Lunchbox had secretly made it on stage as a contestant and was hiding it from everyone as part of a long-running bit. Bobby suggested it would be the greatest payoff in show history if Lunchbox had actually gotten on the show and kept it a secret. He began to question whether Lunchbox was leading them to watch those specific dates for a reason. Lunchbox denied being on the show when directly asked, but his answers only fueled more suspicion. Bobby said he believed there was a 20% chance Lunchbox had pulled it off. Amy and Eddie each gave it a 10% chance, saying it wasn’t impossible. As the discussion continued, Bobby raised his estimate to 15%, noting that Lunchbox had the ability to commit to a prank.

They questioned details of his story, including whether he truly returned for multiple taping days and whether the “couples day” explanation was real. The group debated whether he could have fabricated parts of the experience as part of an elaborate con. Mike weighed in with just a 1% chance, saying Lunchbox wasn’t a strong enough actor to fake the disappointment he showed after taping. Lunchbox defended his acting skills, referencing past attempts at acting, though the group reminded him that a line of his had been cut from Friday Night Lights.

By the end of the segment, Bobby said he was increasingly convinced there was a possibility Lunchbox had pulled off one of the greatest bits in show history and that viewers would find out on March 31 or April 2.