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Ep. 43

Justin McElroy, high school senior, talked with Phil about the "Golden Ratio" or "Triangle," a series of measurements into which the human face must fit in order for it to be considered traditionally handsome or attractive. Justin and his classmates took it a step further, drawing the triangle on the crotch and bottom of some girls pants and then having the girls seat themselves....in order to see if the guys faces fit... Bob Green came on the show to talk about Facebook and the disservice its doing its users by not demanding people use actual pictures of themselves for their profile pics and not dogs or pics of elf queens... When a girl suggested to Bob he send a picture of his penis to her, he said "Okay, standby for Bob Jr," and texted a photograph of money.

Ep. 111

Jack Armstrong was back in our first hour tonight, this time trying to explain Obamacare and the most recent foul-ups attributed to it. He met with no better success with Margaret and Bud, being hounded off the air when his accent, getting thicker as he got more panicked, caused both to interrogate him as to his country of origin. His claiming he was a native of Chicago wasn't being bought by anyone. A caller named Dan from Austin, a guy with a big, powerful voice, wanted to weigh in on Obamacare but the moment Phil interrupted him with a question he started whimpering like a baby. The same thing happened to Bob Green who was answering Phil's questions about Treasury Secretary Jack Lew. When Phil stopped Bob from changing the subject to dark matter Bob started crying like a 2 year old. A caller named Glenn from New York told Phil a story about his daughter "Bella" who was being baby sat by his brother. When he called the brother and asked where the child was the brother said she was in "the buggy so don't bug me." Glenn claims the family's last name was Buggee. So "Bella Buggee was in the buggy." Thats the kind of show it was.

Ep. 381

An hour of Phil and the crew from KKSF, San Francisco, including Margaret & Frank Grey, Bob Green, one of Bob's pissed off customers Harold Brewster, Bobbie & Steve Dooley, Bud, and Robert. Among other things, the finally settled sexual harassment suits ("corn" and bathroom graffiti) against Bob & Frazier Foods are discussed. And we've got the full four-hour show in the videocast. Episode 328 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Ep. 1059

We've got a monster Bobbie Dooley Thanksgiving Weekend Marathon and a designated BSP Classic Hour from Bob Green, owner of Frazier Foods. Bob offers frozen turkeys but calls them fresh. D charges more. Nice one, Bob"

Ep. 1108

This is an encore show from March 2015. The OU scandal prompts a call from Bob Green, who tells Phil that he was “mocked” in his store when a kid started singing “Hair.”

Show Log

Bob Green , the CEO of Frazier Foods, a large retail grocery chain in the southwest and southeast, joins the show tonight to talk about the Mega-Millions jackpot. Selling the winning ticket to a blue-collar or homeless person can mean humiliation for a guy like Bob as he goes from being a role model for that person to being his "house slave." A Frazier Foods checker looks disgusted selling another Mega-Millions lottery ticket With Ted Bell, Lloyd Bonafide, Bud Dckman and Robert Leonard

Ep. 1505

It’s Bob Green Today as the Frazier Foods CEO tries something everyone else has... singing.

Ep. 2410

“Face-Off,” a debate between Ted Bell and Bob Green on their respective advertising slogans.
Hour 1: Bob Green is not selling chicken and watermelon to white people during Black History Month. He thinks that white people mock black people by buying chicken and watermelon. Hour 2: Phil continues his discussion with Bob Green. Then he talks about kids and toy guns, and listens to some American Idol auditions. Plus some other news. Hour 3: Patrick Coe from the Higher thought and deed organization comes on the show to talk about the case in Arizona at the sweat lodge where three people died. Patrick thinks that the leader James Ray should not have been arrested. It should have not gone public. He said that his leader would never have gotten arrested. The last half of the hour Phil talks about a school in Arizona that sent home a letter saying the kids are dumb if they don't get math. He also talks about the death of Brittany Murphy and his bout with pneumonia. Then news we couldn't get to. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer
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