0:01

It's the Best Bits of the week with

0:04

Morgan number two. What's

0:06

up, y'all? Happy weekend. I'm excited to

0:08

be hanging out with you guys again this weekend. Make

0:11

sure you check out the Best Bits

0:13

with Ray Mundo. I had him on this weekend.

0:15

It was super fun to talk about. We shared

0:17

our last like last TV show we watched

0:19

Last Thing week eight. We also talked about our Valentine's

0:22

Day plans and Ray told me what I should do as

0:24

a single person on Valentine's Day and it was

0:26

not good advice, but it's hilarious to hear. So

0:28

definitely go check that out. And I'm so

0:30

excited to hang out with you guys this weekend

0:33

and count down some of the bits. So let's

0:35

go. Abby confessed something about

0:37

a misconnection she had. Basically,

0:39

she shared this misconnection with us and

0:41

then we found out, well something

0:44

about it wasn't exactly true. So

0:46

here you go, number seven, it's

0:48

time. Abby. I don't know what you're here

0:51

to tell us, if it's a confession, if it's

0:53

just you wanted to get this out in the open so we don't find out

0:55

about it from somebody else. But I'm

0:57

gonna set it up because I don't know where this is going is

1:00

On the show, Abby's single, She's been trying

1:02

to find love for a long time. Occasionally

1:05

she has a little boyfriend and that ends talk

1:07

about it the roller coaster. Sometimes

1:10

she jumps in wait too fast, too

1:12

quick, right, guys.

1:14

So she's New Year's Eve, she flies into

1:17

town, back home, she gets an uber.

1:19

She's sharing an uber with a guy because they're saving

1:21

money, and they strike up a conversation.

1:23

She thinks he's cute. He invites her to

1:26

go to some New Year's thing, or at least she says

1:28

it. She says she saw it, but she

1:30

never got it. And she's telling it's

1:32

a misconnection. We're on the ear going does anyone

1:34

know this guy? A listener

1:37

finds the guy. So

1:40

Abby doesn't know what to say back to him. Really, so we spin the

1:42

wheel lands on me. I write the message back. It's a poem.

1:44

It's a lovely poem, beautiful, and then

1:46

all of a sudden we didn't get a response. We never

1:48

heard back from him. We're talking about

1:50

it like an hour ago, and Abby's like, I have it's something I

1:52

need to tell you, guys. So Abby, the

1:54

cringe level if ten is

1:57

the worst cringe ever, how cringey

2:00

is it? I'd

2:02

say a maybe nine?

2:07

Okay, Abby, what happened?

2:09

Is it a confession or are you just angry or are you

2:11

sad or what? It's not really a confession?

2:13

Well, okay, So remember when a caller

2:15

called in and like said to

2:18

check my hidden messages and

2:20

I did. Well. The

2:22

other day I was looking again

2:25

just because I didn't really know of that hidden

2:27

inbox. So I was just like looking at messages and guess

2:29

who I come across? Read

2:32

like, he did send me a message? So

2:34

the woman I sent you're email

2:37

to or whatever two was the wrong Ready,

2:41

it's not the same guy. No,

2:45

and they both play the fiddle. They

2:47

both have brown hair. What because

2:49

remember the other one was private, so I couldn't look

2:51

at him. This is so it went

2:54

to the wrong read and he

2:56

did send me that invitation that

2:59

night, I just didn't see it. So

3:03

she fell in love with the guy saw his Instagram

3:05

was like, oh, that's him for sure. So she was well, no,

3:07

she said, even when we found it it was private, it was hard

3:09

to see him, but you thought it was him. Yeah, because I looked

3:11

this guy up that fiddle so

3:14

both of these reads play fiddle love triangle?

3:16

Wow, we gotta love triangle? Any of them? Wow?

3:19

Okay? So now what Yeah?

3:21

Now I think

3:24

we just hey, copy and paste of palm back

3:26

over to the other one. Let's just let it

3:28

go. Why why the guys? Abby?

3:32

Go ahead, I'm gonna tell you. Why. What's up? Well? That

3:34

was three almost four weeks ago at the right point.

3:36

Now you don't look like you're readily available. Now you're playing hard

3:38

to get. Do you

3:40

not want to go out with them? I don't

3:43

even know. At this point, I'm like, Wow, he didn't do anything

3:45

wrong. He literally messaged

3:47

you yes, So why

3:49

would you not? I don't know. Are

3:52

you nervous? Is it because you're nervous about it? Well,

3:54

because I've already talked about it so much on

3:56

here and to the no chance if he plays the fiddle

3:58

in a bluegrass band, he's ever even heard this show,

4:01

and if he does, he hates it. So you're

4:03

all good? Yeah? I could.

4:05

I just can't believe that message him back

4:07

not the poem, say hey,

4:10

hey, no, no, no, no, hold on, don't

4:12

just write coffee. Say

4:14

hey, I just saw this. I

4:17

didn't know we had hidden messages. Wow,

4:20

how are you doing? That's it? You have

4:22

a reason now to message him back.

4:25

I like that much better, back on track.

4:27

So then maybe that was meant to be. Okay,

4:29

But have you gone out with anybody else since then? Nope?

4:32

None? Here

4:35

yes? Why well, she didn't have to tell us if she has. But

4:37

have you no? No?

4:41

You said to say no, just leave it at that, so

4:43

so so yes, but you don't want to say yes. And

4:46

that's why she didn't want to message just dude, because she's

4:49

obviously saying someone he's in love with someone else.

4:51

Really, are you engaged? No,

4:55

I'm not. Okay, let me just say this. You don't

4:57

so you don't want to message the guy right now?

5:00

I'm going to hold off. Why don't you message

5:03

him anyway? It's not like you're in a

5:05

committed relationshi, Abby, this is you going too hard too

5:07

fast? Was one other guy? Oh my god,

5:11

this is a recurring. I

5:15

think she's married. I

5:18

understand she doesn't want to message this

5:20

read guy because she's already

5:22

she's involved. She thinks she's involved.

5:24

She's been like two dates. I'm just guessing. Yeah,

5:26

I know we're guessing. But with your hypothesis,

5:29

it is that she she doesn't want to mess this up because

5:31

she's committed to this other guy. This other

5:33

guy's probably going out with eight girls on an

5:35

app and isn't committed to Abby. But

5:37

Abby doesn't want to mess it up. Hey, we've seen this

5:39

movie before. God, Abby message the

5:41

other guy too. Okay, I love you Abby. I

5:44

just like putting my effort into

5:46

one thing at a time. We know, and it smothers.

5:48

That's called smothering an animal with a blanket.

5:52

It's the best bits of the week with

5:55

Morgan. Number two. Charles

5:57

Kelly stopped by our show this week and he talks about

5:59

it journey to sobriety, and it was a really vulnerable,

6:02

emotional interview and just really cool to hear from

6:04

Charles from where he started to where

6:06

he is now. He also gave us a performance

6:08

of his new song that he wrote about that journey

6:10

to sobriety, which is called as Far as You Could.

6:13

It's not on the podcast, but you can definitely go check

6:15

it out at Bobby Bones dot com, but the interview

6:17

is right here. It's a really good one. You're gonna

6:19

love hearing this conversation between Bobby and

6:22

Charles. Number six is born in

6:24

Augusta, Georgia, nineteen eighty

6:26

one, one of the lead singers

6:28

of the group Now Lady A, as you know, has a bunch of number ones.

6:30

They have eleven as a matter of fact, but just in case

6:32

you need to know, here is downtown and I don't

6:34

know why, but

6:36

all their number ones is nothing if

6:39

you don't add in all the number ones. He's written

6:41

for other artists, for example Luke

6:43

Brian do I or

6:46

Darius Homegrown Honey

6:50

or Brett Young Here tonight we can

6:52

just sit here. He's like sixty

6:54

seven again from Lady A. Let's

6:56

welcome in. Charles Kelly on

6:59

The Bones Show. Now Charles

7:01

Kelly, Charles, how are you my friend? I'm

7:04

good man. You know it's kind

7:06

of a don't all I want to say weird, but you

7:08

know you wrote this song and it's very serious,

7:10

like meaningful song, but also like

7:12

I like you as a friend and you're funny, and it's like, well,

7:14

we're gonna get into a couple of things here, but

7:18

you know, it's like what do we do here?

7:20

Am I gonna be this? Am I gonna have my word?

7:22

Vomit? Like? Usually, well, how do you how

7:24

do you feel just generally, how do you feel today

7:27

as compared to yesterday, as compared to a year

7:29

Agoah, I mean, it's it's a journey. I mean,

7:31

I think with anything. I

7:34

mean, it was you know, I think it was obvious to a

7:36

lot of people. I mean, it was time, you know,

7:38

it was it wasn't fun anymore for me.

7:41

Um, I think the last three years it

7:43

just had gotten to this point where it had escalated

7:45

and it was you

7:47

know, I had to do it like it wasn't even like I you

7:50

know, like I was getting any joy out of it. I was.

7:52

It was just became a crutch, you know. So Um,

7:55

I mean, everything has gotten infinitely

7:58

better. I mean, do I not

8:00

like to go to a cocktail party? That's

8:03

really awkward for me. You know, if I'm going to be

8:05

around drinking, I need to have like something I'm doing,

8:07

whether it's a dinner or like golf. You know, I can have

8:09

buddies around me drinking. But at least

8:11

for now, you know, I'm a little over six months in, but

8:14

just waking up enjoying the mornings.

8:17

I feel like I get to say I'm a sober dad now. You

8:19

know, I'm way more present for him, I'm healthy

8:22

body wise, Yeah, yeah, I lost about fifteen

8:24

pounds and working out every day. And where did that

8:26

come from? The fifteen pounds? Was it just not drinking or

8:28

show both. I mean, I think

8:30

you go through a whole new mindset. You

8:33

know. It's funny. I was thinking about the other day, like I

8:36

knew it. I knew something was going to have

8:38

to happen, you know, and I was just like waiting

8:40

and luckily, you know, I didn't lose at all, but I

8:42

almost did. I mean, my marriage was kind

8:45

of really, really shaky. The band

8:47

definitely was concerned, and I was like,

8:49

something's gonna happen. What is going to happen? Am I gonna

8:51

get pulled over? Am I gonna get do

8:54

something awful? And it just

8:56

eventually was like why am I waiting

8:58

for some giant disaster? You know? So

9:01

um, but it's been unbelievable, man. I mean, my

9:03

wife and his relationship has turned around

9:06

one to eighty. I mean I think I just she

9:08

was always concerned for me, you know, and you

9:11

would say some of the worst things to the one that loves you

9:13

the most, you know, and I think just for

9:15

that, um, you know, that

9:17

was my first goal with doing this was like,

9:19

I need to save my marriage and be there

9:21

for my boy. And then it was like, okay,

9:23

now what's the next challenge? How

9:26

do I get how do how does my how

9:28

do my bandmates trust me? Again? Moving forward

9:31

and with a lot of people, and I've dealt

9:33

with those of people, addiction and um,

9:35

you know, alcoholism to a different level,

9:38

but it has run rampant in my family and killed

9:40

people, and so from a different

9:43

percent. We're looking at the same like

9:45

genesis and actions,

9:48

but from different places. And with my mom,

9:51

she tried, but I didn't feel like she was ever

9:53

fully committed herself. I think she was trying for

9:55

other people. Yeah, and there's a difference when you try

9:57

for other people you she

10:00

tended, I'll speak for her to give up

10:02

a little quicker because

10:05

she wasn't doing it for herself. Ever, that's that's

10:07

such a I mean, in the beginning, it's funny you said

10:09

that it wasn't until you know. I won't go into

10:12

the details of the work I've been doing, but

10:14

it's a lot of work. And I think that was

10:16

something that it took me a few months after you

10:19

know, putting the bottle down to actually be like I've got to do

10:21

this for me. Like in the beginning, it totally was I'm

10:23

trying to save my marriage, I'm trying to save my band

10:26

and in my career, you know. And then all of a sudden,

10:28

it was like, I gotta do this for me, and I started feeling

10:30

better, started you know, getting my confidence

10:33

back, I started feeling more purpose. I think

10:35

asked what, like where this song kind of came from. I was like,

10:38

you know, I want this to mean

10:41

something. I want this journey to meant something, you

10:43

know, and something good can come out of it. But it's

10:46

weird, man. I just I feel like I

10:48

had a great run twenty five years. I'd

10:50

say the first twenty years of it. You

10:53

know. It's kind of like what the song says.

10:55

It was like you're part of my story. It was like you

10:57

took me places. I mean, I don't know if I would have ever moved

10:59

to Nashville if I didn't have some drunken

11:02

night the night before and was so miserable

11:04

and I was like got up, and it's like I'm I'm going,

11:07

you know, and and I'm not saying that's

11:09

a you know, I'm not trying to justify it.

11:11

But it was like so many little moments, you know. I mean when

11:13

I first met my wife, I had a little liquid courage

11:15

and there's nothing wrong with, you know, drinking.

11:18

I just am the type of guy that I'm

11:20

going to take it to the next level. I mean I remember going to dinners

11:23

with David and he'd be like, I was one glass of wine. I

11:25

was like, you just you literally can just have a

11:27

one? Like how do you do that? That's anything?

11:30

Once I once one, I'm going

11:32

And so it was just obvious.

11:34

I mean all the signs were there, and um,

11:37

it is it's a it's it's an interesting journey.

11:39

And I think I was blown away, like

11:41

how many people you know could

11:44

relate that weren't even

11:47

addicts themselves, you know, where alcoholics it's

11:49

just the family touches everybody, family

11:51

members and all this stuff, and um,

11:53

you know that was kind of too. What I keep telling

11:55

myself with this song, It's like I don't know what journey

11:58

it's going to take, but all I know is I feel

12:00

was authentic and it feels true. It already feels like it's

12:02

you know, it's spoken to two people,

12:05

and I mean, gosh, that's

12:07

what we got into this for it was to you know, have some

12:09

songs like that, and um,

12:11

you know, to write songs like that as writers,

12:13

and um, you know, the title

12:15

actually came from you know, I

12:18

went somewhere and uh, disn't

12:20

work on myself and had written that down. I was like

12:22

it was almost like a goodbye letter to alcohol. And I

12:24

was like, I was like, goodbye whiskey,

12:27

you know, go to hell. You took me as far as you

12:29

could. And I was like that's a good title.

12:31

And so when we came in and started, you

12:33

know, I was like, I want to write a really honest

12:35

song, and it was it was a special

12:37

moment I think for three of us when you write that song

12:41

and again you're writing it because it is so personal. Are

12:43

you going, we're gonna write this because

12:45

I just need to get this but somehow

12:48

encapsulated into music? Do you write

12:50

this? And I do want to share this. It's a lady

12:53

a song. Where did you plan like

12:55

level two? You wrote it? Now? Yeah,

12:57

honestly, we were just writing. I think

13:00

we were just writing it and

13:02

you know, and yeah, I mean I didn't know if it

13:04

was going to be me, you know, a

13:06

lady a song. I mean, honestly, I think Dave

13:08

and I both would agree. I mean, we were picturing

13:10

it as a lady A song and

13:12

Hillary just was like, Charles, this is

13:15

your story, and she was like, I almost am

13:17

afraid to throw harmonies on

13:19

it and take away from the rawness and the authenticity

13:22

I think of your journey. And you

13:24

know, because she she had just an amazing

13:27

Grammy winning song, you know, there're a Christian

13:29

song that I will And I was like,

13:31

you know, maybe it's like that, like that was her

13:33

story and so personal and we can

13:35

have, you know, be able to put some stuff out, but I

13:37

think it all still goes towards that

13:39

lady A sound. I mean, we did it the

13:41

other night. It was our first show back in

13:44

Orlando, and it was just one of these special

13:46

moments that we had, you know, to play that song,

13:48

and so you know, I'm hoping it can kind of live alongside

13:51

just all our our body of work, and you

13:53

know, we're working on so many

13:56

music as a band as well, and just I

13:58

think just you know, maybe the can all lead

14:00

us into some more longevity is kind

14:02

of what I look at it. Well, Dave's

14:04

here too, just in case you thought they didn't like each other,

14:07

like it's it's Charles

14:09

Kelly, it's Dave and h

14:12

and Jimmy Robbins in place of Hillary,

14:15

which is not well. But I do. I do

14:18

like the fact that this it really is your

14:20

story and it needs to be told

14:22

by you with the attention on you,

14:25

so what you're saying can be heard and not

14:27

be watered or not be um

14:30

interpreted anyway except by a

14:32

singular voice because it's such a singular journey

14:34

for others, for yourself and others. I mean,

14:36

that's so true. And honestly, I applaud Hillary

14:38

for kind of you know, recognizing that because we were

14:40

David I both you know, wouldn't lie. We were like, oh man, this

14:43

is I love this kind of sound

14:45

and this message from us as a band, and um,

14:48

you know, I think it. Looking back

14:50

now, I'm like, man, she was right, you know,

14:52

and I got applaud like Dave

14:54

and Jimmy. I mean, when we wrote it,

14:56

it just had this thing where I was just kind

14:58

of just throwing out some things and I said, yeah, say, it's probably

15:00

why I moved to Nashville, and Jimmy's because so I

15:02

moved to Nashville. Almost left.

15:04

I was like we were off to the races, and I

15:07

know that I couldn't have gotten it out in

15:09

such a poetic way, you know, even though

15:11

it wasn't their journey. But Dave has gotten

15:13

to see it, you know, and so um,

15:16

I mean we were tearing up. It was it was

15:18

a really therapeutic moment. And then it's

15:20

a journey, man. I mean, we still got

15:22

a ways to go with the bands, and and you

15:25

know a lot of you know, we've

15:28

I've done a lot of repair, but there's

15:30

it's kind of almost like a living repair. I'm gonna

15:32

you know, it really gotta because I've tried

15:35

before, you know, and and like you had said, trying

15:37

to do it on your own or do it for somebody else. You just white

15:39

knuckling it. It's not gonna work long

15:41

term. It only takes one drink to get you right back where

15:43

you were. And so it was, you know, it

15:45

only gotten worse. Here is Charles

15:48

Kelly with his song as

15:50

far as you could Charles

15:53

Kelly, great, what

15:56

what's what's the goal with the song? Because you

15:59

write it, then you record it, then you decide

16:01

you're going to put it out, and yeah, what's

16:03

the goal, because it's something bigger than you're putting a song

16:05

out obvious, Yeah, I mean

16:08

to reach people. I mean it really, you

16:11

know, it's been such an up and down journey,

16:13

and you know, as an

16:15

artist and things that work, things that don't work.

16:17

And I have a big part of even

16:19

this journey, of the work of doing is just letting go

16:22

and chasing the art and letting go and you

16:24

know, putting putting my my stock

16:26

and my happiness in the in the process

16:29

and uh and not the outcome. I

16:32

mean I didn't even think it was going to

16:34

be something even considered putting it out as a single,

16:36

but um, Scott Brochetta, you know, Big

16:38

Machine was just he just

16:40

really is passionate about it. Same thing

16:42

with Ryan and Jimmy over

16:44

at the label and my team, and they

16:46

just like, this is a powerful message. I don't

16:49

know if anybody knows what it's going to do, but

16:51

it already feels like it's I mean, it's already

16:54

I got it out. I mean even one of the reasons of getting

16:56

it out. I couldn't hold it in anymore.

16:58

And um, you know, and and we're in

17:01

our last label. I mean he was like, oh, let's go in there and do this

17:04

with Lady A. And everybody's like Hillary's like

17:06

let's step back, and Dave like, you

17:08

know, let's not get ahead of this. It was like, I gotta get

17:10

this out right now, and just you

17:12

know, I gotta get it off my chest. And

17:14

so I think that was the biggest thing, was just getting it out

17:16

there and whatever journey it takes. I mean,

17:18

it's already done so much for me

17:20

and some of the stories I've heard my wife,

17:23

I think that's she probably gets

17:25

more people reaching out to her, you know,

17:27

other wives that are going through this, How do you deal

17:29

with it? What's the best way? And and

17:31

it's given her so much purpose and she's doing so

17:33

much work around it that again, it's like

17:35

it's just bringing us together in this whole different way.

17:38

And I was like, even if that's the journey of the song, I

17:40

don't I don't know. Um. I think I

17:42

just want to let go of of of it and

17:45

uh enjoy it, you know, And well,

17:47

I appreciate your vulnerability. Thank you, man. I

17:49

mean you can still sing, you

17:53

know. And I didn't say one inappropriate

17:55

thing on the show. That's I really think it's first time

17:59

you don't worry. You're

18:01

my favor I love all you. But he

18:04

makes me laugh so much, I'll get on

18:06

Instagram right, cut the bit, cut the right

18:09

like a good laugh. It is just awesome.

18:12

He reminds me. I feel like we would be best friends

18:14

because we just don't. Really we have no filter.

18:17

My filter is a little bit less, but it's still

18:19

there. Um,

18:22

Jimmy, you know I'm a big fan of you too. If

18:24

you've been on before with Marion with

18:26

I mean when when Charles

18:29

said something like you just said, you know, brought

18:31

me to Nashville, and you're like, I'm like, so,

18:34

if I were just to go eat some fruit

18:36

loops this morning, how would you say? How would you just throw that out there?

18:38

Man? Huh? I don't know

18:41

about your kids. I'm a lot like these fruit loops. I'm

18:44

a lot. It's like, what would what would that melody

18:46

be? Though? Like, yeah,

18:48

there we go eat

18:52

some fruit loops this morning?

18:54

Yeah? Nice? But

18:57

my spoon was dirty

19:00

as he was. My

19:04

wife told me to unload

19:06

the dishwasher, but

19:10

I never started it to begin

19:12

with. Now I'm sick because

19:16

I ain't dirty fruit loops from

19:20

a dirty, dirty spoon. And

19:23

now I got e colin my

19:27

diar real soon two

19:30

kids. Sam wants to kill me

19:34

because he hates this song. And

19:38

it all started because

19:41

I did my wife. From everybody

19:46

I wrote that, I wrote it by myself. You guys

19:48

get no credit. Thank you. I thank

19:50

you because I did my wife. I thought you're gonna

19:52

get back to something now. I wasn't. I wanted to go where

19:54

I had no business going, which was just find a word

19:56

that rhymed. Boys, that was it.

19:59

Look, Charles, I love it. I love what

20:01

you're doing, what it's doing, and what's going

20:03

to happen. You have no idea that's going to happen, because

20:05

all that has to be open for you to even

20:07

pursue this, because you're gonna get

20:10

pulled and tugged, and it's gonna be hard to sing it. It's

20:12

gonna be awesome to sing it, and you're

20:14

sometimes you may be like, man, I'm I'm over

20:16

singing it, and sometimes you're like, I wish

20:18

I could sing it more, but I just respect it. Thank

20:20

you, man, Because it is so hard to

20:23

just open up your rib cage and be vulnerable

20:25

and be vulnerable and sharing things

20:27

that maybe you didn't do right. Yeah,

20:30

that you can now do way right and other people can

20:32

hear the same. So that's a that's a word vomit

20:34

for me, but I respect it and

20:37

I'm super proud for you man. Thank you, Man. I

20:39

appreciate you do. Dave Jimmy,

20:41

Yeah, you guys are cool. Anyway. I

20:44

was something I think you'd be cool to hear is from you, Dave,

20:47

is what's the coolest thing that you've noticed

20:49

in this yeah season for Charles,

20:51

Like, what's what's what's it done for you? Yeah?

20:54

I mean, gosh, He'll always

20:56

be Charles, but he's just changed his demeanor

20:59

and energy in such a positive, healthy way. He's

21:01

taken all of that energy that he has,

21:03

which is awesome, and put it into so much good. I mean, I'm

21:06

just proud of him. I mean, to be honest, like, this

21:08

is bigger than a song for me. I mean I've been friends

21:10

with him since we were ten, eleven,

21:13

twelve. I mean, writing that day, we were all

21:15

just kind of crying. I'm just proud of him. I mean

21:17

this is more than just a song out

21:19

there. I Mean, this is him making life changes

21:21

that I'm so proud to stand by him in and

21:24

proud to stand alongside. I told

21:26

him. I was like, I'll play this as much as you want. You know, it's

21:28

your story. It's vulnerable, and I haven't

21:30

found a circle of people that haven't

21:33

been impacted in some way by

21:35

this song, the stories that I've heard personally

21:38

that I mean, I know there's a great

21:40

mission with this song, you know, wherever it lands.

21:42

So I'm just so I'm super proud of him. This is

21:44

awesome. If you need

21:46

a mock, tell Smalia I'm your guy. Yeah,

21:48

there you go. I do it for Jake constantly. I'm like, actually,

21:51

you'll like a little citrus in this one, Jake, and

21:53

get a sault. If you're gonna get a mock, tell Marguerite to

21:55

be sure to get extra sault. So hit me

21:57

up. I'll lay it down. Charles

22:00

Kelly, great, love it. You guys are awesome. And

22:02

by the way, check out Fruit Loop Spoon coming out

22:04

feat Yeah,

22:08

I put it out and stream it. It's me featuring Lady

22:10

and they have no idea. Now that would

22:12

be awesome. All right, thank you. Chale's gonna see about

22:14

it right there, Charles Kelly, everybody,

22:19

it's the best Bits of the Week with

22:21

Morgan. Number two y'all

22:27

love to hear Amy's glitches, and they happened

22:30

again recently. But even more so than

22:32

that, Scooba Steve turned one of her

22:34

glitches into an Idium song, so it's like something

22:36

you could hear at a Las Vegas club and

22:39

people are loving it. Some people are even requesting

22:41

that I get put on streaming surfaces so you guys

22:43

can listen to it. Y'all are crazy. But

22:46

in case you missed it, here's Amy's glitch

22:48

being turned into a song number

22:50

five. Sometimes I think I'm living in a simulation.

22:53

You wouldn't know it if you were, And

22:55

sometimes I see little glitches. A

22:58

lot of times it's from Amy. Where's something where I'm

23:00

like that it was not supposed to happen, or she says something.

23:02

Once we were talking about

23:04

the mick boat at McDonald's and she

23:07

just started short circuiting. So

23:09

here is the full clip of that. So you can

23:11

paddle up on a dock, place your order and then it's

23:13

brought out to you by the staff and it's called

23:16

nicknote mcmunton. She was supposed to say,

23:18

called mick boat. And I don't know how I turned

23:20

to this nicknote mcmunton. Something

23:24

short circuited. That was a glitch in the simulation. Here's

23:27

a new glitch for me. Yes,

23:30

this clip is from

23:32

one of our blind karaoke bits. Here

23:35

is the original clip, and you decide what she's

23:37

trying to say. Nick, Now, I know

23:39

if that were to happen to an artist, pocket

23:42

usually, oh, because she had

23:44

the pack on and it fell. The pack

23:46

is what you can listen to, so you know, you put it on your belt

23:48

or your back of your pants, or I put mine in my pocket if

23:51

I'm on stage and it fell,

23:53

and this is what she said. Nick, Now,

23:55

I know if that were to happen to an artist, I put

23:57

mine on my back pocket. Usually, Oh, she's having a

23:59

breakdown. Amy, there's a glitch in the system. We're

24:01

living in a simulation. One more time, the last one, Nack.

24:04

Now I know if that no, another

24:08

language is programmed into her and that the wrong one's

24:10

coming out. I don't know. So you

24:12

guys, I don't know if you like dance music. But here's this

24:14

song based on that.

24:18

That that that

24:27

that now

24:33

not no not mc

24:35

now that

24:39

now that now I

24:41

know if that would have the argust I put my

24:43

that cocket Usually in how Wow,

24:51

I wonder if that's a hit in another universe or

24:53

in Germany right now? Knock

24:56

now wow?

25:19

That yeah, that's it's

25:25

the best bits of the week with

25:28

Morgan. Number two, it's

25:30

Employee of the month's time, but not just

25:33

for January. It was also for December. We

25:35

combined the two since we were gone on holiday vacation.

25:38

We found out who won, who did the best between those

25:40

two months, and this time, not only did people

25:42

not do their acceptance

25:44

speeches before they actually won, this time we shared

25:47

why we think we should win, so it was a little bit different

25:49

this time around. And who one definitely

25:51

deserves it. Listen, everybody on our show deserves

25:54

it. But this is a funny one to listen to and

25:56

hear what everybody does every day and why they think they

25:58

should be Employee of the month. Number four,

26:01

it's time to award the Employee of the month for here

26:03

at the Bobby Bones Show. You can win up to three

26:05

hundred dollars if

26:07

you're an employee of the month. Lunchbox is eliminated

26:10

because he is serving a suspension. And

26:12

suspension you can be back next month. I'll be

26:14

back next month, and that means the crown will be on my head.

26:16

Do you guys enjoy your little pity party while

26:19

you're at it? You know, pity party. Someone will recognize,

26:21

though, So I want to recognize the person who's done

26:23

the best, the best storylines, who

26:26

has shined. There's a lot of others to shine.

26:28

If you win, pick your prize, you got money, you got self

26:30

promotion, you got blocking somebody else.

26:33

So when I come to you, you tell me why you should

26:36

be the employee of the month. And maybe it's

26:38

so good if you weren't, maybe, I go, that's a good point.

26:40

Now they are first up, Raymundo,

26:42

why should you be employee of the month. I continue

26:45

to make the listeners closer to the show. In

26:48

Vegas DJ two d Q, he hit me up

26:50

he needed a birthday video from Bones Boom.

26:52

I got it from Bones. A listener wanted

26:55

another birthday call from Bones. I said

26:57

Bones FaceTime midnight. He didn't

26:59

end through. But dang, and I tried. Can

27:01

I win employ the month? Yeah?

27:04

You're doing a lot of work too, I go, Ray annoyed

27:06

you with requests, You're eliminated. You're

27:08

not all lunchbox.

27:11

I'm sorry you don't even get to read a speech. But if you'd

27:14

like to have fifteen seconds to explain why you should be let

27:16

back in this week this month, you can. Yeah,

27:18

guys, the show doesn't go without me. Right,

27:20

that's enough? Thank you? Signed,

27:22

though that wasn't fifteen seconds

27:24

no more again? Why

27:27

should you be employee the months? Well? I feel like I

27:29

deserve Employee of the month because every week I

27:31

spend over seventy hours working

27:33

to keep our social media and digital platforms

27:35

running and always up to date with everything

27:38

that you guys talk about on air. Plus

27:40

I have to deal with a lot of mean people online and

27:42

you know, I stay positive through it all. And I've been

27:44

really open about my crazy dating life as well.

27:46

So all solid stuff. Yeah, great

27:50

job, Morgan. You are an asset to this show,

27:52

but you're not Employee the Month. This month. Amy's

27:55

our returning champion, Amy. Why

27:57

should you be employee the month? Okay? I feel like I've

27:59

been working really hard. I'm bringing good

28:02

energy into the show. I do breathing

28:04

exercises while I drive in I try one

28:06

I hope the best for everybody on the show.

28:09

I brought The Stevenson Show, which

28:11

has now been played a few times, something

28:13

I do with my son and I had

28:16

calls from the elderly, well

28:18

let's not call them that, older listeners

28:20

that have wisdom for us, and they all called

28:22

in just ideas and topic. Thank

28:25

thank you. I thought that was a run on sentence. Not employee

28:27

of the Month, Lunchbox.

28:30

I'm sorry to cut you off. Thank I mean, I was

28:32

just like, if you're gonna cut me off, what do we go? Ahead?

28:34

Ahead? We're fine, go ahead. It was fine

28:36

Without me, there would be no show. The

28:39

energy is me. You say you bring energy?

28:41

Who brings the drama? Who gets people fired

28:43

up on those phones? The only reason people

28:46

tune in to say what is Lunchbox gonna

28:48

say next? And that's why they're here in twenty

28:50

twenty three. You know what, You're back in contention, lunchbox. Let's

28:53

go because of that. Let's go back

28:55

at contention. I like, let's go like the energy whoa

28:59

I'd even do breathing exercise because he yelled

29:01

in my face. Eddie, Yeah, why should you be employee

29:03

the months? I have one thing to say, bones, and that's

29:06

hottest gummy bear in the world. Look, I have a

29:08

confession to make. That was December. This is

29:10

employ the months. Look I have a

29:12

confession. I really liked AMI's gifts, but I

29:14

knew at that moment I was going to have

29:17

to go for that luxury gift. So maybe

29:19

I have to take the hottest gummy bear,

29:21

the hottest chip, whatever for the show. These

29:24

are the stupid things I do for the show. Therefore,

29:26

I deserve to be employ the month. Did

29:29

hot ship Eddie? You're selling it? Yeah, let's

29:31

go to Abby. Abby. You're

29:33

answered the phones, you're producing bits behind the scenes.

29:36

Why should you be employe the mind? Okay, I think I

29:38

deserved to win because I really put myself out there this

29:40

month and trusted y'all with my dating life, and I usually

29:43

embarrass myself in the process. But I especially

29:45

think I should win for sending the most cringe worthy

29:47

message no offense Bobby to

29:50

a guy that I've ever sent. Plus I have

29:52

to listen to a hater in the studio every

29:54

time I talk about it, So take me

29:57

everys the one who elimitated a lunchbox from the game,

29:59

so I can't really go against that lunch bach. You're elimited

30:01

again. You're not employee the months? Oh wow?

30:05

I totally okay, Yeah, yeah, yeah wow.

30:07

Well that's between Abby and Eddie. Who on

30:13

Eddie? Why because he deserves it? Maybe

30:16

Eddie of the dad. He had a couple of good Eddie the employee

30:21

awesome. This employee is

30:24

a hero. He broke up a fight and shared the heroic

30:27

story with us because of him backing

30:29

out on tickets too for King and Country, they came into

30:31

performed into the best of the entire year. I forgot

30:34

about that. He won easy Trivia. He's back to dominating

30:36

games unless I'm playing. He admitted

30:38

to making his kids he out of the garbage. He shared an

30:40

important scam alert after his dad basically had to

30:42

cancel his identity. He ate the Hottest Gummy

30:44

Bear and he performed Police Navy Dad. His performance

30:47

was great. Dang, what a run Eddie

30:49

you are? Then, I'm tellings

30:52

he just said, I forgot about That's crazy. You

30:55

had so many good ones. So what would you like?

30:57

Eddie? Got a few options here. You can eliminate. You

31:00

can keep lunchbox out another month. I could do that.

31:02

That'd be fun. You could do some self promotion, or

31:04

you could spin the whel cash. I do like the

31:06

self promotion because I like ttok the wheel

31:08

if you want it. Bones During

31:12

this whole bit. I keep staring at that wheel, and

31:14

there are only two slots

31:16

that I really want. The spin again three

31:18

times and one hundred dollars? What about the twenty

31:21

fifty? Those are nice? Those are nice. But when

31:23

you said you can win up to three hundred dollars,

31:25

I was like, Okay, this is where it's at. So I want

31:27

to take my chances. Bones. You want it to get two

31:29

spins? Two spins, let's go and if

31:31

you like the first one, you keep it. But if you don't like it, you have

31:34

to spin again. Correct, you have to go with whatever that second

31:36

spin is. You got it, Let's spin that.

31:41

Come on. One hundred dollars. One hundred dollars.

31:44

There it is five dollars.

31:46

Hey, that's good. Five dollars. Now do you want to sit on

31:48

five? Or do you want to spin again?

31:51

There's a lot of ones out there. You

31:54

know what? How cool would it to be

31:56

to go home? Tell my kids? I want to employ the month

31:59

and show them the five dollars bill. I'm gonna take the money bone,

32:04

Seriously, I can't risk it. Guys, last time

32:06

I spend the wheel, it was dollars. Do you want to know what it would

32:08

have been. Let's spend it's

32:11

gonna be a hundred. I mean, I've never

32:13

seen a drummer. There

32:16

you go, Eddie, here's

32:19

your cash, Come on up and accept five

32:22

dollars. Employee

32:25

the mont Eddie. He did great. Congrats

32:28

Eddie. You guys have been put on notice. I'm back.

32:31

Oh I'm bad. So what

32:33

does that mean? Get ready? Are

32:36

you warning us you're gonna do a great job? Oh?

32:39

No, he is coming. Sider me scary?

32:43

Who will I block next? Luke Combs?

32:45

But you gotta be a great employee to be able to block somebody.

32:47

Don't worry, Okay, I'm not. It's

32:50

the best bits of the week with

32:53

Morgan. Number two, another

32:55

really awesome raw interview we had on the show this

32:57

week was with Morgan Evans. He stopped by Toper

33:00

form his song over for You, which when we played

33:02

it on the show, y'all loved it and could not get enough

33:04

of this song, So of course we had to have him come

33:06

in the studio and perform it live, which also

33:09

you guys loved and really cool. And that's another performance

33:12

you can check out at Bobbybones dot com. But not only

33:14

that, during his time when he was on the show.

33:16

He opened up about the very public divorce that

33:18

he went through is going through, and

33:21

it was just really cool to hear from Morgan, hear his

33:23

perspective on things and how he's

33:25

been doing recently. So overall an

33:27

awesome, incredible interview and performance.

33:30

So go check out the performance on Bobbybones

33:32

dot com. But here's that interview with Morgan and Bobby

33:34

now number three. You may know him

33:36

from his number one song Kiss Somebody Sometimes.

33:40

He grew up in New South Wales in

33:42

Australo. You started surfing at age thirteen.

33:46

At five, he played piano. At eleven he played

33:48

horn. You know, love

33:50

him his friend and he

33:53

was playing a show in Australia and this is

33:55

like, right, has all the news about him and Kelsey Ballerini's

33:58

divorce was coming out and he goes out and he takes

34:00

a deep breath and he plays a song I've never heard before and

34:03

it was about It's a very personal song called over for

34:05

You. Here's a clip of that. The

34:10

first time he's been anywhere to perform this, super

34:12

pumped and let's do it now

34:14

here. He is Morgan Evans

34:18

on the Bobby Bones Show. Now, good

34:21

to see you buddy. If you see it feels

34:23

like ammy. This has been

34:25

my experience with Morgan over the last six months. Hey

34:28

you in town. No, I'm not on town. Okay.

34:31

Is that how you read his texts? Yeah?

34:33

Okay, And then he's I'm here,

34:36

I'm not here, and then we do this and this is

34:38

literally the first time we've seen each other. Yeah,

34:41

but we've tried. We've been trying to get a game. We've

34:43

been trying. We've been trying. That's why I don't

34:45

know that I've ever walked in and just hugged anybody before I

34:47

saw Morgan. I didn't get him a big hug up there, just because,

34:49

like my friend, I'm seeing you forever man a long

34:51

time. Your hair's all along, and

34:54

that's not good to see them. It's really good to see. Yeah,

34:57

your hair's growing growing own

35:00

boy. Yeah.

35:02

Yeah, what's what's been happening. I

35:05

just got back from Australia. I spent Christmas

35:07

down there almost a month. I heard

35:10

it was awesome. Christmas in Australia is cool because

35:12

it's warm. Yeah, it was like a little

35:14

snapshot of summer. And I spent

35:16

so much time with my family and old mates, and I've

35:19

got all these little nieces and nephews now, and they all

35:21

know who I am now, which is oh,

35:23

because you actually around. Yeah, made

35:26

three like three four, one two,

35:28

so that I know them from FaceTime.

35:31

And so now it's really nice to have a real

35:33

connection. You are without

35:35

choose and a lot of your pictures, especially when you're being active

35:38

and so. But there's a guy who keeps offering amy money for

35:40

for feet pictures, and so would

35:42

you if somebody message you and said he I'll give you two hundred

35:45

bucks for close ups of your feet and only your feet, would

35:47

you do that? Nah? You would, even though your feet

35:49

are already for free on your Instagram. Yeah,

35:51

to be clear, and being offered two hundred and fifty dollars,

35:53

Oh my bad. So I didn't mean to under under value. Would

35:56

you do feet pictures? Where is that on the hierarchy

35:58

of feet value idea? We have seen

36:01

the most valuable Fate picture. We only

36:03

know her value. I tried to sell him

36:05

some of mine and it was far lower.

36:08

But now he wants giant pictures

36:10

of her with her feet right near the camera and

36:12

she's standing in her head small and he's offered

36:14

even more. That's pretty specific. It's

36:17

like giant ness or something, and all you have

36:19

to do is just make your foot or hand look big. That's

36:21

all I would have to do. And he said he'd pay me. I'm

36:25

not going to do it. Do you reply to this person? We

36:27

talked about him on the show all the time. Yeah, yeah, right,

36:29

But you're someone who is at the beach a lot, and

36:31

I wonder, since it's already readily available,

36:33

would you also take money? Well

36:35

maybe, because it's so available. I've never been offered

36:38

money for I do get asked this question a little

36:40

bit, which I think is equally as interesting,

36:42

which is a your fate ticklish? Do

36:45

you get ticklish? It seems

36:47

like a common, like multiple people question.

36:50

Never thought about that. Yeah, And if I don't

36:52

even know what it means, it starts the computer history of whoever

36:54

asked that question. You

36:57

don't know what that means? Oh I don't. I don't do any more

36:59

than read it and then move on from it. So I haven't looked

37:01

into where it comes from. But are they Yeah,

37:04

what are they ticklish? I

37:06

don't know. Maybe sometimes them? Right

37:08

now, let's do it right now? Um,

37:13

okay, look, let's just let's get

37:15

to the nitty gritty. You played this song you're

37:18

about to play. You played it at a live show.

37:20

We saw it on TikTok. I ripped

37:22

the audio off TikTok and just played it on the ear the whole

37:24

thing. It's a phone version. It sounds

37:27

your. Your performance was great, but the audio

37:29

quality was pretty terrible because it was just somebody recording

37:31

it right then. I

37:34

know some people that know some people, and I

37:36

got a boored version of you play of

37:38

that, And you know, I didn't

37:40

know if you're gonna get upset at me for for having it and

37:43

playing it. I didn't ask permission because I didn't want

37:45

you to say no, and I felt like the song was really good and you would

37:47

be grateful later, hopefully

37:49

if that ended up being a single. And so we had that I

37:51

was playing it, and then it became

37:53

your single now, And so I want to

37:55

go back to that night because whenever you walked

37:58

out, it sounded like you didn't

38:00

say anything in the crowd. It sounded like you were a bit emotional

38:02

before you played it. Is that true? Are we putting

38:04

too much into that? I mean, it's very true

38:06

that it was emotional time the first time you

38:08

played were you, Like, yeah, were you? I guess my question

38:11

is were you thinking about, Okay, should I play

38:13

this tonight? And did you make the decision right then and there or

38:15

like, I'm going to play this new song I just wrote. No, No,

38:17

it was then and there. Thing. It was a moment in the show

38:19

that was always going to be the Okay, the band

38:22

leads the stage and then it's a piano moment. But there

38:25

was a couple of options that I had to do that night,

38:27

of different piano versions of different songs. And

38:30

I'd just written this song over

38:32

a few the week before, and I

38:34

hadn't even shown anyone, Like, I hadn't even sent it to my

38:37

management or anything. But did

38:39

you write it about yourself? I'd been playing it a lot. No.

38:42

I wrote it with a couple other people here in town. So

38:44

how vulnerable is that that you do? I mean, it's

38:46

a songwriting, very vulnerable when it's very personal.

38:49

Yeah, and you go and you go and write this song.

38:51

This has been happening. You have to

38:53

trust those two. And I'm assuming there are people

38:55

you've been with before. Yeah, one of them was two

38:57

of them I met that day. Oh boy, hello here,

39:01

I don't know I don't know how why happened. I guess something's

39:04

just happened for a reason. It was the only song I wrote

39:06

in four month period. And I went into that

39:08

session because I particularly I was a big

39:10

fan of a couple of people in the room, and

39:12

then one of my really good mace was in there, and

39:15

I thought, I need to do something creative,

39:17

because you know, this is what I do. It's

39:19

like an outlet. And I sat in the corner of the room

39:21

and I just looked at everyone. I was like, guys, I'm

39:24

gonna be completely useless in this session unless

39:26

I just tell you what's going on. You know, were they like

39:28

elephant in the room? They knew you were

39:31

it was a difficult season, and they were like, what does

39:33

he wanted? We do we even write a

39:35

song because there's just so much there.

39:37

If it's how was that? I

39:40

don't know if that that part of it ever

39:42

had a chance to have him because I just said, I just said,

39:44

look, yeah, let's just do this. Well, the song is

39:46

so good. I mean, if you write it or you wrote it for somebody

39:48

else, songs good by itself, regardless

39:51

of whatever story it is, but the personal

39:53

story makes it it doesn't matter whose story, but

39:55

a personal story adds value to anything

39:58

creative because we feel as the person

40:00

who's listening consuming, we feel like it is. It's

40:03

like authentic and legitimate, right, and

40:05

that's the goal it is. And as

40:07

a songwriter, I feel like that aspect

40:09

of it I'm really proud of, and I

40:13

think the pride of it comes from after sharing

40:15

it, seeing how that

40:18

level of vulnerability and personal writing

40:22

is actually the thing that most widely

40:24

relates to people. And the amount

40:27

of messages and comments I get on social

40:29

media now, they're so great

40:31

and they're like, it's so much more than hey

40:33

I love that song or that show was so fun.

40:35

It's like, thank you for writing

40:38

that song, thank you for putting into words how I

40:40

felt or how I feel. Thank you for letting

40:42

me know I'm not alone. And those kind of things

40:44

mean so so much. Having

40:47

gone through a situation like that, seeing that it helps

40:49

other people going through situations like that, Yeah,

40:52

it's really a big deal. Morgan Evans is here. He's

40:54

got a keyboard piano. Now, is that one of those keyboards

40:57

that plays for you for the key or

40:59

are you actually gonna you know how the ones it would

41:01

play Okay, so, but it's not you're

41:03

actually gonna play I'm use my hand,

41:05

Okay, just making sure. I'm just showing how legitimate he is

41:07

as an artist. All around. The guy plays

41:09

all the instruments. How funny he comes in and it starts

41:12

playing the song, but he push the wrong button. Okay,

41:14

here he is Morgan Evans with his

41:17

song over for you. Morgan

41:20

Evans, Like,

41:24

the only thing that I can relate

41:27

just a bit of my story to this here

41:29

is it's not the only thing. But when I would

41:32

write like my first book, I had to I didn't have to be I

41:34

revealed some very personal things

41:37

that never revealed before, and it felt a little

41:41

embarrassing is not the word, but I would

41:43

like talk about some really uh personal

41:45

things about my mom and um

41:48

addiction and struggles and things

41:51

that I felt people were gonna feel sorry for me

41:53

for. And so I was like, I don't want people

41:55

sorry for me, and I was embarrassed

41:58

that they might. But then when people started

42:00

to come up to me at like shows, when I would I would go and do

42:02

they would go, hey, that part and it would

42:04

be that specifically they would go, that's the part they

42:07

go. I related, so much to that, the one that

42:09

the thing I was so worried about the

42:11

thing that I was like, Man, when people hear this, they're

42:13

gonna think less of me, or they're gonna think they're gonna

42:15

feel sorry for me. And I didn't want them to feel

42:18

sorry for me. I was using that as an outlet to share.

42:21

But it was that that people related to the

42:24

most. And I wonder

42:26

if that was similar with you. Where you're going,

42:28

I'm gonna do this song. It's so personal, and

42:30

like you said, you didn't expect people to

42:33

just be like I needed that song for me, not

42:35

for not just listening to your story like they

42:37

needed it for them. And all these

42:39

people hearing that you're very

42:41

personal story but then also finding their own

42:44

story inside of it, there's got to be some something

42:46

in that that makes you feel great that you didn't expect.

42:49

Yeah. Absolutely, I mean I had no expectations

42:51

for it. I'm not sure if you had expectations for those

42:54

moments in that book. I've read the book by the

42:56

Wise Cry Thank You, I've heard that song.

42:58

Yeah. It's

43:01

great for that reason though, and I think the same

43:03

reason that I feel like people kind of have

43:05

been reacting to this song. I literally played

43:07

it that night on the first SILD

43:09

because I felt like it was something that I needed to say,

43:12

something that I needed to do, and it wasn't

43:14

until after the show felt good

43:16

to do that. And I

43:19

didn't really get a choice in any of the rest of it because

43:21

by the time I woke up the time difference

43:23

of stuff, someone like you've played the song on

43:25

the radio, TikTok's had this video

43:28

shared however many times, and after

43:30

that it kind of just took on a life of its own in other

43:32

people's lives. And so after that, I felt

43:34

like, it's obviously always going to be my story,

43:36

my song, but I feel like now that

43:38

it's out there in the world, it's it's everybody's who needs

43:41

it to be. Was there ever a time where you play it, I

43:43

mean, never put the song out, I mean never played the

43:45

song we wrote it. Maybe it was just that cathartic

43:47

experience of songwriting. Did you ever

43:50

think, you know what, but I just might not ever

43:52

play it? Yeah, one hundred percent percent.

43:55

Yeah. I mean there's so many especially

43:57

when you first get to town and you still like you kind

43:59

of meeting different writing groups. There's so many rooms

44:01

that you're in in in Nashville where they're

44:03

like, hey, we need to write a hit song today, you know, like

44:06

that's the goal. The goal of this

44:08

day was just dude sitting in the corner of a room,

44:10

just just trying to make sense

44:12

of a situation. And that

44:16

part of it creatively is really rewarding too. It's

44:18

just like, hey, sit down, say what are you gonna

44:20

say? Weird to have

44:24

people in your business? Yeah, but they were in

44:26

it anyway. I didn't really get a choice

44:28

of that. That wasn't that, that was

44:30

not an added part of this moment. No,

44:34

rewind weird to have people in

44:36

your business period, even before the song

44:38

came out in a way that that hadn't

44:41

happened before totally. I mean it

44:43

was a high profile marriage. Yeah,

44:45

and with that you the spoils of it

44:47

was great. And then also I

44:50

got to imagine, though I just was so mad

44:52

at people about I was just like I was, you

44:54

didn't even need defend it, didn't you. You've handled this like so

44:57

freaking mature it. I just wouldn't have. I just

44:59

wouldn't be. I let things on fire just

45:01

for the sake of it. And I was like people

45:04

on the internet. Now, I

45:06

hear right, this is a very pro Morgan Evans show.

45:09

And I was getting mad

45:11

for you, and I kept going, Morgan's just acting like a mature

45:14

adult. Maybe I should do that, you know. And

45:16

I that had to be tough to just have all

45:18

these emotions and go, I gotta worry

45:20

about me and only me. Yeah, because

45:23

that's a beast when people just are wrong. Yeah,

45:26

right there, it's it's so I commend you

45:28

for that, because I'd have been fined, I'd be canceled by now.

45:32

Thanks man. Yeah, it was really tough in that way,

45:34

and I am

45:37

I mean, the only thing you control is you and

45:39

how you feel and what you're doing. So I just thankfully

45:42

I have good people around me that would keep reminding

45:44

me of that and keep me grounded in that

45:46

way. And I'm I'll always

45:49

be grateful for that. Found some really

45:51

like true friends in

45:53

life and in business, and

45:57

yeah, I credit them with any of

45:59

the decisions. Like

46:02

you really learn who like who your

46:04

folks are when when when times aren't

46:06

the best, when there's really no huge benefit

46:08

for them to be your folks other than friendship

46:11

and love, that's when you really learn who

46:13

you who your people are, absolutely, and that's

46:16

the real benefit of a

46:18

time that really isn't that beneficial? You know? And

46:20

I think we've all been through them. Uh, this

46:22

song is great, You're great. I'm I'm gonna be

46:24

honest with you. I'm in love with you. I

46:28

hope that makes you happy. I'm in love with you. I'm in love with Morgan.

46:30

Ever, I said it. Wow, I said it out there.

46:32

I said it. I think one of the most

46:35

beautiful lines, which may even speak to

46:37

the maturity Bobbies talking about,

46:40

is I would have let go

46:42

if you wanted me to. Right. That's

46:45

a certain level of where

46:47

someone is to recognize if you need even

46:49

though it's so painful, if you need me to let go, I would

46:51

have done it. Right. What's what's

46:54

the deal? Two? Because you're gonna

46:56

go and you're gonna promote the song obviously, but

46:58

it's not like you want to go to every inner. Are you talking about divorce?

47:01

Honestly? How are you going to handle it?

47:04

I really don't I know that, but but you wrote a song.

47:06

I mean, but I just wonder how you're going to handle that because

47:08

you're going I wrote this song. It's the single

47:10

I'm here to talk about the single. It's

47:12

just how how are you going to handle that? I mean, I

47:15

feel comfortable with you guys. So it's like, if

47:17

I'm gonna do it anywhere, I'll do it here. But um,

47:19

I don't ask me. In a few months, I guess yeah,

47:22

we'll specifically ask him that. We'll bring him

47:24

into one bring one question.

47:28

Uh, you're still you're working out,

47:31

yeah, like you're good physically, you're hitting

47:33

hard. Yeah. Not doing the dry January

47:35

thing right now? Ray did that pretty good about it. Ray

47:37

did it for six days and then he came on the show

47:39

once that I quit, so it was a real

47:42

He's like, I'm doing dry January and then he's

47:44

like I quit. We're like why he goes, I don't

47:46

know. It's Saturday, and so I hope you have

47:49

Yeah, you're you're done. You're good now. Yeah,

47:51

well look, you know I drank enough beiers in Australia

47:53

of a Christmas to like last me through January.

47:55

I think what in Australia

47:57

the beer culture there is? There?

47:59

Is it twenty one? First of all, to drink beer, it's

48:01

eighteen, okay? Is it a loose eighteen

48:04

meaning if you're sixteen? Is it

48:06

like oh no, they're pretty strict about that. They are the eighteen

48:09

Yeah, yeah, pretty strict about most

48:11

things in Australia. Actually, is there an Australian

48:14

beer that you really like that when you come to the States, you're

48:16

like, dang, I wish they had Kuala

48:18

Light. That'd

48:21

be cool. Yeah, yeah, quite light. I'll probably make that. It

48:23

probably look in America. But yeah,

48:26

look, there's so many beers back on him now. It's like, um,

48:29

all the little micro breweries when I used to live there,

48:31

and now like some of those are big beers. I quite enjoyed

48:33

just going along and trying every tap along. Yeah

48:36

I like it. Yeah, okay, anything

48:39

else, guys, this is it. This is our time.

48:42

We don't listen. I try to get him. I try to hang out with him

48:44

all the time. He's never round. I think. What I think is he sits at

48:46

home and goes, I'm in Australia. Then he's got a post pictures in Australia

48:48

on his Instagram. So it's not blow us cover because he doesn't

48:50

want to hang out yet. He's like I told him and I'm in Australia,

48:52

So go ahead, Eddie. No along with the beer,

48:54

conversation. Like a lot of people are talking about Fosters,

48:57

you know, like Fosters Fabia, Like, oh is

48:59

that big enough or is that just big here? I think

49:01

at one point it was big in Australia, like maybe

49:03

in the seventies or something like that. But I think most of us

49:05

might he let's do it, Eddie Fosters.

49:07

Okay, I do keep on

49:10

the bus. Is on the bus in case someone

49:12

asked that question and then they have to drink it. So

49:15

if you come on the bus, remember that boomerangs

49:18

bones out Back Steakhouse. Yeah, we're gonna do

49:20

all the generic stupid things that everybody Eddie's

49:22

opened it up Outback Steakhouse. They have them there. Um,

49:26

I don't think so. I've never been to an at back

49:28

steakhouse. We should go to we should go. Yeah,

49:30

that's what we're gonna do. I'm gonna take you and we're gonna

49:32

document your first ever. That's

49:35

hilarious. That is okay, But I'll

49:37

probably be like, hey, where are you. I'm gonna Australia, bro, I just

49:39

like the show three hours ago. There's no way you can be in

49:41

Australia in three hours. I'll post

49:43

a qualifying picture straight up. Yes, meat pies.

49:46

Yeah, you just said, yeah, I don't know what that

49:48

means, you'll have them? Yeah, absolutely,

49:50

that's still a thing. Oh yeah. Asking about

49:53

the kangaroo, well,

49:55

oh yeah, asking about the final question.

49:57

It's not about you. And I think

50:00

if you just said, yeah, we're generically

50:02

going to find a kangaroo in Australia,

50:05

doesn't matter. It's just law of averages, and you put

50:07

it in front of me, I think, I whoop. It's but fighting

50:10

a kangaroo. Yeah, I would bet money on me.

50:12

We're not finding one of those muscle ones that they put

50:14

on the internet. And we're also not going to get a baby. It's

50:16

just a rant, random kangaroo you

50:18

put in front of me. I think I can whoop a kangaroo's butt.

50:21

Okay, go do I think would

50:23

I back you out of the kangaroo? Yeah? They say

50:25

here's ten thousand dollars. Who you bet nine to the death

50:28

the death? Yeah, I mean, look, there's different kinds

50:30

of kangaroos, right, You've got the gray kind, which

50:33

you're around the coastal areas where most people live.

50:35

I definitely they're all those big red muscley

50:37

ones. Yeah, yeah, but they don't. They don't

50:39

have the agility I have. There too many muscles. Are

50:41

you taking on one of the big ones? I'm taking on a random kangaroo.

50:44

It doesn't matter. They just grab one that they just draw the lottery.

50:46

This kangaroo rooop average kangaroo

50:48

averages, you'll beat an average kangaroo. What's really?

50:51

Yeah? What's up? An expert? Wow? You know what

50:53

Australia? Do you know what his middle name is? Morgan rue

50:55

Evans. So don't tell me if the guy doesn't

50:58

know about k kangaroos. All right, all

51:00

right, So you're going to Europe

51:02

and you're playing these shows with Mitchell Tenpenny. Yeah,

51:05

okay, yeah, and you're doing those I'm

51:07

trying to see. And then you're doing the shows with Brett

51:09

Young all like March through

51:12

Tenner third March, April May. Yeah, I could do my

51:14

fingers. It's gonna May. And then you're you're

51:16

all out. I mean you got a bunch of shows, huh. And then

51:18

we're about to and now some dates for the

51:20

middle of the summer too. Okay, here, that's gonna

51:22

be busy, gonna be busy, ye something though some here,

51:25

some probably God Damn man,

51:28

guy's gone all the time like he's trying to create a

51:30

good career form all over the globe. Country music

51:32

is so fun to play all over the world right

51:34

now? Are you a pop star in Australia? Am

51:37

I pop star? Yeah? Oh?

51:39

I don't know about that. It doesn't mean you have to do pop

51:41

music, but okay, are you pop

51:44

star? Popular? And that people know you that

51:46

just don't know country music back home? Like

51:49

do your songs get played on Top forty radio? Yeah?

51:52

Yeah, they get played on Top forty radio. Yeah, um,

51:55

and that's cool. We just got to do the New Years

51:57

eighty thing Australia, which is one of the coolest gigs

51:59

and New Year's even Australia. They set up a

52:01

stage at the Opera House in front of the bridge

52:03

before they do the follow ups and stuff like that, which

52:05

felt like a good It was a very old genre show, so

52:07

I felt good to be involved in that.

52:10

That's in Sydney. I've

52:12

been there. I climbed up on that bridge, did

52:14

y'all? Yeah, they I strap you in and then

52:17

they you walk up all the stairs and the

52:19

wind's blowing you like crazy, and

52:21

I was just like, I'm just looking for Morgan and they're

52:23

like walked to the top. All

52:27

right, you guys at Morgan Evans music songs

52:31

over for you. Stream it so many times

52:33

you need to go to your doctor because you

52:35

need some medicine to get you happy again.

52:39

That's how much I think people should stream it, check

52:42

it out and then see Morgan all over the world. Basically

52:45

Morgan Evans, Morgan, good to see you, buddy, Thank

52:47

you for performing that. You're amazing and that is all.

52:50

It's the best bits of the week with

52:53

Morgan. Number two. If

52:56

you want a good smile or have a good laugh this

52:58

weekend, this segment is going to do it for you. The show

53:00

attempted to sing Chris Stapleton's

53:03

Tennessee Whiskey, and this all started because

53:05

Bobby was over on TikTok and he saw artists

53:07

covering Tennessee Whiskey and people in the comments

53:09

were just going at him in a mean way, trolling,

53:11

you know, not saying nice things. And Bobby's

53:14

point is that this song is so hard

53:16

to cover and if anybody can even do it remotely,

53:19

well that's awesome, and so he

53:21

wanted to prove a point by having the show sing it. And nobody

53:24

on the show is really singers. Besides Bobby

53:26

and Eddie have their comedy duo which

53:28

they do sing, and they do have good voices. But it

53:30

was fun just to hear from a perspective of everyone

53:33

singing not prepared Tennessee

53:35

Whiskey number two. I'll watch

53:37

people online singing Tennessee Whiskey and

53:39

it's just hard to do it like Stapleton did

53:42

it. It's just he is.

53:44

His voice is so special,

53:46

it's so distinct. I saw Kelly Clarkson

53:48

sing it, she crushed it. But

53:51

I'll watch these people sing it and they're

53:53

fine, they're good, and I'm like, dance, it's hard song to sing.

53:55

But then I'll watch people in the comments like torch them

53:59

and they're like, why are you in the song? You're not good. I don't

54:01

think people understand how hard this song is to sing. Like

54:03

and I've always wanted to do where

54:06

let's say the Olympics, if they were doing swimming

54:10

or sprinting, you know, we'd like to see a normal

54:12

guy do it against the Olympians

54:14

to see just how advanced

54:17

they are. Because when it's everybody who can fly, everybody

54:20

looks the same. It looks effortless. But if you put

54:22

Eddie out there running against Bolt, You're like, Wow,

54:25

that dude can run. You've

54:27

put a lunchbox Swiman against Phelps, You're like, dang

54:29

Phelps, he really is fast. So

54:31

I just want to show everybody how hard this song is to

54:33

sing, okay, um, and you're

54:36

all gonna have a shot at it here from the chorus, and I really

54:38

want you to try as hard as you can, ohn,

54:40

right, I want you to try. Are we

54:43

trying trying to sound like Staples? Trying

54:45

to see yourself? Yeah, like an artist? Yeah,

54:47

just sing and don't and try

54:50

not to be funny. And if you're off your way off, who

54:52

cares? Okay, but you're gonna go from

54:54

the chorus where it's You're as smooth

54:57

as Tennessee whiskey. And if you need the the

55:00

with you, pull it up.

55:03

You're a sweet as strawberry wine. You're

55:05

as warm as a glass of brandy and honey. I stay

55:07

stoned on your love all the time. Heck, if you feel

55:09

if you're feeling randy, just keep going. I'm

55:12

looking love in all the same old places, Okay,

55:15

So let's see what happens here, all right?

55:17

Going first, probably the guy who can sing the best

55:19

on the show. Eddie, You're gonna go first, but I want you to sing it hard,

55:21

all right, man, Okay, go ahead. You're

55:26

as smooth as

55:30

Tennessee you whiskey. Okay,

55:35

you're a sweet as

55:39

strawberry wine. Okay,

55:44

you're as warm as

55:48

a glass of brandy. Yeah.

55:52

Yeah, that's good. Take a home and honey,

55:54

I stay stone on

55:57

your love all the

55:59

time. I see. That's pretty good. Yeah, it's

56:03

hard, got to chase it. Okay, Wow,

56:06

Amy, you're gonna go next. Okay, I have to follow

56:09

that. Yeah, but Alicia heard where to go in? Hey,

56:11

anyone help you? Yeah, just go and be loud

56:14

and here we go. Here's Amy trying to sing Tennessee whiskey.

56:16

Go ahead, you're

56:20

smooth this

56:24

Tennessee whiskeys. You're

56:30

sweet, Stop

56:35

very by your

56:39

rest, boy home,

56:43

it's a glass Brendon and

56:48

honey, stay stone know

56:51

your love time.

56:54

Okay, that's

56:57

pretty good. I like how you just stayed on one

57:00

like food. Listen,

57:03

I'll be being out earlier lunch. I

57:05

take it home. Oh yeah, I'm taking home baby. Let's

57:07

go do you okay?

57:10

Do I what do you want to tell you come in. Absolutely,

57:12

you have the words in front of you. Absolutely right,

57:15

let's go. You're

57:19

as smooth ass

57:22

Tennessee whiskey. You're

57:28

as sweet a

57:33

strawberry wo. Okay,

57:36

daddy, you're ass

57:39

wo as

57:41

a glass of brandy. They

57:45

get easy home and honey,

57:49

I stay stone on

57:52

your love all

57:56

the time. I can't. Right,

58:02

that's the thing. Look, I did pretty good.

58:05

You did do it pretty good for you. That warm

58:07

goes high, Yeah, it goes real high. Let's go

58:09

to ry real quick. Right, you're ready to take this home, let's go.

58:11

We're just show. People are hard. This is but yo,

58:15

a smooth Tennessee

58:18

whiskey. Yo,

58:24

sweet as

58:26

strong, very wide.

58:31

Take a break, Yo,

58:37

there's a glass of bread honey

58:44

as this on your

58:46

love. We're

58:50

gonna respect him what someone tries to sing this song? Horse?

58:53

You know, so you're up waiting

58:57

hard. I'll sing a hard Come on, let's go. I can't sing bussing.

59:00

Go ahead, Eddie, cume in. You're

59:04

as smooth as

59:08

Tennessee whiskey. You're

59:14

as sweet strawberry

59:18

wine. That's where I'm

59:21

really good. Here your

59:23

risk, who it's

59:28

a glass of brandy and

59:32

honey as stay stoned

59:35

on your love all

59:37

the time. Thank

59:42

you, thank you, need the address, come

59:44

sign us all a record deal group. Wait

59:46

wait, wait, wait, our professional singer is

59:48

not gonna sing, Abby?

59:50

Yeah, Abby, I mean, I mean she takes voice

59:53

lessons. I know, but no, no, no, it's

59:55

the problem. Let me just

59:57

ask her and then we'll wrap it up. Abby, do you want I'm

1:00:00

definitely not a real singer. I only seen comedy songs,

1:00:02

right, so I don't mind doing that hard song embarrassing

1:00:05

myself. But if you're not ready for it, wouldn't

1:00:07

want to put you there, so you don't have But we weren't. None

1:00:09

of us were ready an everybody, we don't care.

1:00:11

We don't. We don't try to do this outside of here. Abby.

1:00:14

If you don't want to, don't do it. Let's get proably ruined. My don't

1:00:18

or I could just start it. I mean, when you have

1:00:20

your shot, you have a shot of a record label walkdot Every day

1:00:22

a record label walked in sing. You

1:00:25

don't have to do it. It's up to you, Okay,

1:00:30

don't pressure

1:00:32

you. You're

1:00:38

doney thing stage

1:00:40

left. It's the best

1:00:43

bits of the week with Morgan

1:00:45

number two. It's always a

1:00:47

fun day. On the show when we do a fantasy draft,

1:00:49

y'all love these. You love seeing the

1:00:51

perspective of a draft with different types

1:00:53

of topics, And this week we did the

1:00:56

best Rivalries, which could mean so many

1:00:58

different things. And basically

1:01:00

what happened in this draft is we did take it in so many

1:01:02

different ways, from pop culture to personally

1:01:05

to celebrities. You may know, it just got a

1:01:07

little wild and a little nicey, so you

1:01:09

know it's out there. We all chose our

1:01:12

teams and y'all voted, so if you still want

1:01:14

to vote, you can go to Bobby Bones dot com. It's

1:01:16

pretty fun to see the draft. But

1:01:18

you guys just love these. These are all y'all's favorites. And

1:01:20

if you want to check out all of the drafts

1:01:22

we have ever done, you can go to our YouTube page.

1:01:24

There's a whole playlist of our drafts and there's some really

1:01:26

good ones on there. But this this may be one of my

1:01:29

favorites. Number one famous

1:01:31

rivalries. Let's draft

1:01:33

him more again. You get the first overall pick because we rolled

1:01:36

the dice. You're up, who do you have? Yeah? I

1:01:38

mean, I'm a big superhero fan, so I have to

1:01:40

do this it's the Avengers verse

1:01:42

Thanos. That's good. It's

1:01:45

a big rivalry. Yeah, and it's on brand

1:01:47

and it's a lot of people know it. A good

1:01:49

one. I didn't have that, but good one.

1:01:51

Raymundo, Yeah, we're big in Boston,

1:01:54

so I gotta go Yankees and Red Sox. Good.

1:01:56

Wow, that's a good one. That's

1:01:59

a good one too. I'm

1:02:01

gonna go Morgan

1:02:05

Wallen versus his neighbor that

1:02:07

dude. Yeah,

1:02:10

the video guy, right, yeah, you shot the video.

1:02:13

So that's gonna be my rival. My famous rivals,

1:02:16

Amy, I have Lunchbox versus Abby

1:02:19

Oh, good one. Oh Amy, that's

1:02:22

a good one. Man. You guys are killing it. A lot of good ones

1:02:24

here. Good job Lunchbox well Amy,

1:02:27

Yeah, you're gonna do you. Yeah

1:02:29

Yeah, Tupac verse Biggie.

1:02:31

That's damn. That's

1:02:34

a good yeah day. Okay,

1:02:39

we're gonna go back order now, Lunchbox will go first.

1:02:41

Lunchbox. What do you have in your famous rivalries?

1:02:44

Taylor versu Kanye. Yeah,

1:02:49

that's a tough one. That's a weird situation.

1:02:52

That was a weird one when it happened. You're like that it's

1:02:54

weird, But now you just further and further away from you, like

1:02:56

that was bizarre, and then everything else he's done

1:02:58

too too strong ones Lunchbox

1:03:00

with Tupac and Biggie and Taylor and Kanye

1:03:03

Amy, you've picked Lunchbox versus Abby is

1:03:06

yours? Rude? What is your second one?

1:03:09

Lania Taylor off the table? Now? So

1:03:12

let me go Baron

1:03:15

Morris versus Brittany Aldean. It's

1:03:17

a good one. On

1:03:19

here too. I was gonna go to the full Audien family, but

1:03:22

good for you. That's a good one. Oh,

1:03:25

that's a good one. I need to be a little bit traditional

1:03:27

in this one, so I'm gonna go Michigan Ohio State

1:03:31

college football. Big, but just Michigan Ohio

1:03:33

State. I needed one that's not just ridiculous.

1:03:37

Ray my boys

1:03:40

sucks. They broke up, but they're a heck of a rivalry.

1:03:43

Now Flagia Florida,

1:03:45

Jay Florida Georgia

1:03:47

line. That's a good one. Yeah, b K

1:03:49

versus Tyler still go to the bar f

1:03:52

gl it's

1:03:54

a good one. I wish I had a thought of that one. Does the

1:03:56

bar split up like their pictures like one side one

1:03:58

and they draw the line in the middle like ready bunch when they're in her

1:04:00

bedroom. Your side of the room. Wow,

1:04:04

that's a good one. Okay, Morgan,

1:04:06

your final around two and

1:04:09

you guys have all really good ones. But these are

1:04:11

two big companies and everybody always fights

1:04:13

over them. It's Apple versus Microsoft. That's

1:04:15

good. Yeah, that's a good. God gave

1:04:18

me an idea. These are all solid

1:04:21

or funny. This is gonna be tough for the listeners of both.

1:04:24

So Morgan, we'll go one more time. Up front.

1:04:26

She has as the two picks the Avengers versus

1:04:28

Stanos and Apple versus

1:04:30

Microsoft, and this is

1:04:32

famous rivalries or rivals. Go

1:04:35

ahead, Morgan, final one, another big one for

1:04:37

me that I love watching staying in the movie realm.

1:04:40

I'm doing Harry Potter versus voldemorton solid.

1:04:44

I wouldn't pick that because I don't I guess I've seen the

1:04:46

first one. But there's that's

1:04:48

super popular. I was fourth.

1:04:51

Right, you're up, buddy, Yeah, this one is

1:04:53

going to either make or break me. I'm just going to Angel

1:04:55

and Devil. I

1:04:58

mean, that's solid ultimate, then

1:05:00

it'll make me. That's not bad. Yo.

1:05:06

All right, I'm gonna go Coke and PEPSI

1:05:08

good one generic,

1:05:11

but I'll go with it, Amy, Taylor

1:05:14

Swift versus Ticketmaster. Okay,

1:05:19

two, Taylor's in there. Interesting, I

1:05:21

hadn't add one. Two that didn't use the tyl. Well,

1:05:24

let's botch your up. He was talking about

1:05:26

Taylor Versusjohn Mayer. I wasn't. Actually, he

1:05:29

was talking about Taylor us. Just go, just go

1:05:32

man, I got it. Mm hmmm. I

1:05:35

don't know who to go here. I don't

1:05:37

even know if Batman or Superman is a rivalry. They

1:05:39

had that movie, but I don't know if they're really rivals, So I'm

1:05:41

not gonna go that. I'm gonna

1:05:43

go mmmm

1:05:48

Auburn versus Alabama slid

1:05:52

Morgan, You're done? That

1:05:55

was it? I was its done? Okay, okay.

1:05:57

Here are your teams the Avengers

1:05:59

and as Apple and Microsoft and Harry Potter

1:06:02

and Voldemort. That's Morgan, Raymonds,

1:06:05

Yankees and Red Sox BK versus Tyler of FHL.

1:06:07

That one's funny. I love Than and Angel

1:06:09

versus Devil. I

1:06:11

have Morgan Wallen versus neighbor who made the video.

1:06:15

Will you put that neighbor who made the video? And some people now

1:06:18

Michigan versus Ohio State and Cooke

1:06:20

and Pepsi Amy has Lunchbox versus Abby

1:06:23

Marion Morris versus Brittany Aldan and Taylor

1:06:25

Swift versus Ticketmaster. Lunchbox has

1:06:27

two Pac and Biggie, Taylor and Kanye and Auburn versus

1:06:29

Alabama. That's a good one. That's all. That's be tough.

1:06:31

I thought maybe Taylor versus every X boyfriender

1:06:34

screwed Droverna

1:06:36

be mine, or Pete Davidson

1:06:38

versus Kanye West would

1:06:40

have been one. Or Taylor versus Kim

1:06:42

Kardashian. I have Texas versus

1:06:44

Texas, A and m also oh good like

1:06:48

McDonald's and Burger King, Nike and Reebok.

1:06:50

I had me and the sec.

1:06:54

I got a question where Leno and Letterman rivals,

1:06:56

where they just on the sea. I had that, but then I was like,

1:06:58

well people know that they were rival. No, no, no, that's

1:07:00

part of it. So I didn't. Did you see? Lino

1:07:02

got his show canceled, which

1:07:04

show the Cars Car Garage because now he

1:07:06

fell off his motor he got clothes lined on his motorcycle,

1:07:08

breaking a collar bone or some I didn't get canceled. He hadn't

1:07:11

canceled, but they canceled the show's

1:07:14

fire that's all on fire. Well, it's been

1:07:16

a bad time for Bobby

1:07:19

Bones dot Com. Vote on the favorite team. Don't just vote

1:07:21

on the top one, vote on your full favorite

1:07:23

team of rivals. That's a pretty good one. I feel

1:07:26

like we get it done. Three more rounds of that stuff. Good

1:07:28

job, everybody. It's

1:07:30

the best bits of the week with

1:07:32

Morgan number two. All

1:07:35

right, y'all, that's it for me today. It's so fun hanging out

1:07:37

with you guys on the weekends. I hope you enjoy

1:07:39

I hope you have better weather than we do here

1:07:42

in Nashville, Tennessee. It's definitely really

1:07:44

cold and everybody's been staying inside. But

1:07:46

if you don't have cold weather, please go out and enjoy it for

1:07:48

us. And if you have cold leather, stay inside and maybe

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1:07:53

on my Instagram page because it will keep you nice and warm

1:07:55

and cozy if you have to be dealing with snow, ice

1:07:58

or crazy weather right now. I love you all

1:08:00

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