Amy brought her son’s cologne into the Bobby Bones Show studio after discovering it was the source of a strong smell that had been lingering throughout her house.
Amy's son bought the cologne at a mall kiosk after being told it was a great deal. Despite the bottle being extremely small, about the size of a lipstick tube, he paid $20 for it because the salesperson claimed the sale was ending that day. Amy said the cologne was so strong that she had it sealed inside two Ziploc bags, yet everyone could still smell it through the packaging. After opening the bottle, the show members passed it around and shared their reactions. Bobby said it did not smell bad but described it as extremely strong. Others compared the scent to cleaning products, ocean breeze air freshener, and the smell of a mall.
Amy said the fragrance had taken over her home and that she first noticed it after sitting on her couch and wondering where the smell was coming from. Before discovering the cologne, she spent time trying to solve the mystery. She initially thought her son had switched deodorants but could not understand why the scent seemed to be everywhere in the house. Once she learned about the cologne purchase, the source became clear. Everyone saw that the bottle had no label or branding, making it appear suspicious. Bobby joked that it looked like someone had mixed cleaning supplies with food coloring and poured it into a small bottle. Amy agreed that it looked questionable and said the purchase felt like a scam.
When Amy asked her son if she could bring the cologne to work, he questioned why the show wanted to smell it after she had already banned it from the house. Amy told him it served as a lesson about getting scammed at mall kiosks. Eddie suggested she simply tell him the cologne smelled bad, but Amy said she had already made it clear that he was no longer allowed to wear it at home. While some of the show members felt the scent was tolerable in small amounts, they agreed that applying too much could be overwhelming. Amy maintained that the smell lingered everywhere and said it had become embedded in furniture and personal belongings.