0:00

All right, the Bobby Bones

0:02

post show pre show no. Yesterday,

0:04

we're talking about Kim Kardashian. Yeah,

0:07

and so I saw her yesterday. I guess she was top

0:09

of mind. That made me remember to talk about this. She

0:11

said, Hey, we took the whole family to a private island.

0:14

Did you see this on social media? It's

0:16

awesome. There's her birthday. And

0:18

so she got the whole family together, rent it

0:20

out of private island. Went people on the internet. People

0:22

on the internet went crazy, You're a bad person. How

0:24

instantive. Here's the thing, why

0:27

would you get upset about this? Let me lay out a couple of

0:29

reasons why you shouldn't. Number one, does

0:31

it affect you? The answer is

0:33

no, okay. Does it affect or hurt

0:36

anyone that you know or anyone period

0:38

at all? Is it hurting

0:41

anyone you know? No, or anybody that you

0:43

know of? No? Okay. So

0:45

that's that's step two. Step three.

0:48

If during this weirdo time

0:50

you could do the same thing, maybe

0:52

you do it right. For sure, right

0:55

I would, and maybe not the exact island. But

0:58

if we had the means, there's no reason that

1:00

we wouldn't try something like that. So

1:03

mostly it's just people hating them because

1:05

they're jealous. They're like, she's so tone

1:08

deaf and in sensive. Nope, she's

1:10

just extremely rich and she has the

1:12

means to do that. Some people can afford nicer masks,

1:15

some people can afford travel with it. It's

1:18

all relative. We aren't

1:20

that. There's no reason to be upset

1:22

about it. I'm always just like,

1:24

what are why are people so mean? Yeah?

1:27

I don't get it. You can also have different

1:29

opinions as folks. Later on

1:31

in the show, I said something that I'm not going to address what

1:33

it was. I said something that I started to get

1:35

blown up on Instagram about, like, couln't believe you do these. I'm

1:39

able and I should be able to

1:41

say how I feel. You don't have to like

1:43

it, but you don't have to come at me. I don't

1:45

attack you for having a differing view. But

1:48

this is how I feel, as

1:51

about daylight saving times wait for But

1:54

some fans hit back at Kardashian flying herself

1:57

and family and friends to a private island, saying,

1:59

oh, you just don't get it. No, no, no,

2:01

she gets it. She's just way richer than

2:03

we are, Like away, almost

2:07

everybody else so I mean,

2:09

and they do things that stimulate

2:11

our economy, that keep other people working,

2:13

and I'm sure they have their own level of giving

2:15

that they do to help others. It's

2:18

like Bobby said, it's all relative. It always

2:20

is, because there's always gonna be somebody else that could

2:22

look exactly to what you're doing and how you're

2:24

spending your money and think that that

2:27

is tone deaf. Well, I don't think it's about spending the money.

2:29

I think it's about the corona and going on this street.

2:31

They were very if you're if you're taking a private

2:34

plane and go into a private eye, A lot of it's about

2:36

money. And she had them quarantine for two weeks and they

2:38

did testing before they went. Yeah, so that's right,

2:40

that's super right. Now. I know, I'm just letting people

2:42

know that. They just see the picture and they think, oh,

2:45

how dare them travel? But man,

2:47

I wish I was part of that family. Yeah,

2:49

that's why we get mad because we're

2:52

not. We're not mad. I don't get mad at it.

2:54

I have at times being the victim

2:57

of going yeah, But

2:59

then I go, well, why do I hate this because I'm jealousy.

3:02

I'm jealous, So let's not

3:04

let that overtake us. It's okay.

3:08

They're not hurting anybody. Remember check check

3:10

off that list. Are they hurting you, Nope, they hurting anybody

3:12

else? Nope. Does it affect you anyway, nope?

3:15

Should you care Nope nope, nope,

3:18

just everybody chill. I was talking

3:20

to Kaylin about Kim Kardashians. She likes Kim Kardashian

3:23

a lot, and she watched that David Letterman's

3:25

episode what do you think? So it was great?

3:28

Yeah, I yeah, she watched it, maybe

3:31

at the same time or before you did. And I said, hey,

3:33

we should watch David Letterman's series, David

3:36

letters my hero him and Howard started My Heroes,

3:38

and we should watch it. And she was like, I already

3:40

saw it. I was like, this is my favorite guy. You didn't even tell

3:42

me. She goes, well, Kim Kardashian was on. She's

3:45

like, I think she does some really great stuff. She doesn't get credit

3:47

for her, so it's

3:49

easy for us to to fall into the trap

3:51

of believing what she wanted us to believe for a long time.

3:53

Easy trap to fall into. They created

3:56

this image this, and we go, okay,

3:58

we believe the the image in the high they were putting

4:00

out there. So it's okay

4:02

for us to feel that way, but it's also good

4:06

for us to listen and maybe change our

4:08

perspective a bit too. Yeah, I

4:10

know I have. I haven't watched it yet.

4:12

I will. I mean, it wasn't just based on that over the

4:14

years, I have because I think I just always had

4:17

this, Oh she just did this and

4:20

got famous from it. But she's

4:23

she's so much more than that. And even David

4:25

Letterman said to her, like, he

4:28

said, what you did that wasn't

4:30

you should nobody should be faulting you for that.

4:33

He talked about how if there was a sex tape

4:35

if you don't remember, there was a sex tape with her and

4:38

Ray J back in the day, and people say that,

4:40

but that's not what created the empire. It's

4:42

maybe what gave her a jumping off point to make ten

4:45

thousand later decisions. There

4:47

had to be because a lot of people have had sex

4:49

tapes come out and they haven't turned it into a total

4:52

empire. Nobody even cared about mine, and I was alone.

4:57

Yeah, you messed

4:59

that one. I know, I was even more infer Yeah,

5:04

but I'm just gonna say, David My newest

5:07

one is just me in a mask. Oh really, Yeah,

5:10

it still isn't doing anything. No, no one even

5:12

cares. But that's

5:14

where David's point was, is that he's

5:16

done stuff far worse, but it just wasn't

5:18

on camera. Yeah, because he grew

5:21

up in a different time. Jason

5:23

Aldean takes a family photo of Disney World,

5:25

and then I saw the picture. I followed Jason

5:28

on Instagram and I saw the picture, and I thought they're

5:30

about to get nailed for the mass comments. Didn't

5:32

think it was fair for them too. They were outside, there

5:34

was nobody right around them, and

5:38

I've taken pictures before where I pulled off my mask

5:40

take a picture because it just looks like a better picture. Of course. Sure,

5:43

and so it's again people rushing to judge,

5:45

and that's exactly what happened. Yeah,

5:47

because if you're socially distanced, it's fine,

5:50

right. So Jason showed up to this room

5:52

in a mask, Oh he did. He's

5:54

a mass guy out here to the student and he took it off right when

5:56

he got to the door and sat down. Yeah. I've been checked

5:58

a million times, so you can come sit with me. I feel

6:00

like I'm all right. I get checked

6:02

every two days or so for coronavirus, and

6:05

so yeah, people

6:07

were just busting his chops. Manh,

6:11

how do you feel about taking your mask off for a picture. You

6:13

have to do anything, you

6:15

have to do it. I feel like that too. If it's your

6:18

family and then others are distant

6:20

from you, then it's fine. I didn't think.

6:22

I didn't even the mask didn't even cross my mind. I was

6:24

like, oh, fun, they took their family to Disney. Sure,

6:27

they hopped on private

6:29

plane, flew there, had a great time.

6:31

They were safe when they were on others. I'm sure they had

6:33

an escort keeping them safe. Did it live

6:36

in the dream? And then they flew home? Like who

6:38

cares? Someone wrote on his instagram, wtf

6:41

are your masks? Which WTF doesn't

6:43

mean where? It means what you're using that

6:45

wrong, numb nuts. I'll

6:48

go busting him for doing something when you don't. Okay,

6:50

wtf are your masks? Maybe it can mean

6:53

both. It doesn't trust me, everyone

6:55

is required to wear them. Wth

6:58

who do you think you are? At least that one use

7:00

correctly? Okay, yeah, yeah,

7:02

I'll never buy your music ever. She wrote, Oh

7:04

really? It before

7:06

Aldan hit her back and said, chill out, lady.

7:09

There on our pocket. We took them off for five

7:11

seconds to take the pick. Believe me, Disney

7:13

didn't give us a free pass not to wear them.

7:16

We had them on all day, just like everybody else.

7:20

Boom, get over yourselves,

7:22

folks. Not

7:24

everybody, but the couple of you that are watching

7:26

on Facebook right now. They're writing those messages. Morgan,

7:28

how are the messages? Are they still okay? Are

7:30

they getting better? No? Okay? Cool?

7:33

Anyway? No, yeah,

7:35

they're they're still pretty bad. I mean there's

7:38

at least people defending oh

7:40

nice people now, so it's it's progressed,

7:43

but it's there's still some rough stuff out

7:45

there. Yeah. I don't

7:47

think everybody listens that that comments on Facebook

7:49

listens to the show. No, And

7:51

a lot of people will comment without actually reading

7:54

the posts, like they'll just have a judgment before

7:56

we even reading them. Why

7:59

did they listen and read it and get the real story?

8:01

One? Yeah, you know what twittered us is pretty nice? Is

8:03

I tried to retweet an article yesterday with a caption

8:06

and they were like, you ever read this article yet? It

8:08

said that. Yes, it's

8:11

their way of stopping people from just writting

8:13

stuff. I'd already read the article on my phone. It

8:15

was about they were predicting bowl games

8:17

for next season or for later this

8:19

season, this year, this year, next year, and

8:22

they predicted Arkansas to play Texas or Oklahoma

8:24

in the Texas Bowl. And I was like, I love

8:26

this more than fruit partaise and I love fruit partfaise. But

8:29

they were like, yeah, read the article yet, I thought that was pretty

8:31

good? Is really? So? You just click on it and open

8:33

up the article and then you can post it. You can post it

8:35

anyway. It's just more of a hey, it's sure to

8:37

post this. Don't be an idiot. Yeah. Wait,

8:42

they pulled me for that article?

8:46

Why because

8:48

you didn't sensitive

8:51

content to view it? You need

8:53

to change your privacy and safety settings. Did I

8:55

accidentally tweet my sex video of myself? No?

8:59

What did you mean by fruit parfay? Though? Exactly?

9:03

That's weird? All right, let

9:05

me sayf there's anything else on the list here I need to get to. We

9:09

did talk about the Bachelorette first time, I think maybe

9:11

all season. We did that today. How is

9:13

the poll on that, Morgan? When you ask people if they

9:15

hated that segment or liked it? Because she put

9:17

up something on Twitter. I was like, what do

9:19

you think? See, Yeah,

9:21

there's seventy five percent of people are not

9:24

liking the season of The Bachelorette. Oh you're

9:26

asking about the season. I was talking about that segment. Yeah,

9:29

they liked your guys's points on things,

9:31

but they're not liking the season. Okay,

9:34

all right. Today's National first Responders

9:36

Day. Shout out to all the first responders out there. Appreciate

9:40

you. People don't even know how valuable you are until

9:42

they need you. And I

9:46

wish I had the guts to do what you guys do. So First

9:48

Responders Day, National first Responders Day, shout

9:50

out to you guys. Also, Taco Bell has

9:53

given us free tacos today thanks to stolen

9:56

base of the World Series Mookie Betts is the heat road to Taco

9:58

level is So, isn't

10:00

that what's happening? You get the free talkers it today. You

10:02

drive by today and we don't need anything,

10:05

right, they know that Mooki's stole the base. We're

10:07

two forms of ID okay, and you

10:09

have to say Mookie sent me Okay, good? No,

10:11

I think you just go all right. I think it's still a base del

10:13

taco right, yeah, so

10:16

one tacover person launch flocks.

10:19

All right, that's the deal. Like

10:22

that off on the Kaylee Shorts podcast

10:24

today, which is that podcast is doing so well.

10:27

It's called Confessions of a teenage and adult

10:29

Drama Queen. She tells her real most

10:31

embarrassing stories, read some of her cringest

10:34

diary entries, diary entries, and plays a couple

10:36

unreleased songs that helped her get over it. Also, if

10:38

you haven't heard Kaylee's new song, it's

10:40

really good. It's called My Voice Here check it out. We're

10:47

featuring it next weekend on the Country Top thirty in the Women

10:49

of Our Our Country. So check out Too Much

10:51

to Say with Kaylee Shore. If you're

10:53

looking for a new podcast, that's

10:56

it. Enjoyed today's show, so you guys, soon transmitting

11:04

America. Hey,

11:11

guys, welcome to Wednesday's show Morgan Studio.

11:13

Morning. Glad everybody's here. Let's go over

11:15

and talk to Morgan in North Carolina.

11:18

Hey Morgan, how are you? Hi? Hey?

11:21

Oh my goodness? Hi?

11:23

Hey

11:27

Hey, Hey,

11:31

what's going on? Morgan? I

11:34

have so many questions, but I'll

11:37

just narrow it down to one and then I'll just like

11:39

call the voicemail line later, okay,

11:41

and just ask all my questions. The

11:43

one question, the one question I

11:45

want to ask is um, I

11:48

can't remember if you ever mentioned that you

11:50

spoke to Arkansas Keith about your

11:52

you and Caitlin's engagement. Did

11:55

you, like so physically there you did? Well?

11:57

So he knew it was coming before. He was one of the few

12:00

that knew it was coming before. I think there were four

12:02

people total that knew. And

12:05

I was. We were with Arkansas

12:07

Keith. We have a little cabin in the Hot Springs

12:09

village and we were there having dinner

12:11

at a Mexican restaurant. Kaitlin went to the bathroom

12:14

and I said, Hey, I'm about to propose in

12:16

the next week and a half and He's like, Webbie,

12:18

and I was like, there you go. And so he knew.

12:21

And then we called him the next day as well. So yes,

12:23

he did know. Oh okay, sorry,

12:27

I just wanted to ask. I have so many ahead,

12:29

give us another one. We got you. What else do you

12:31

want to know? Oh? Okay, okay,

12:34

Um, so hold on, I have

12:36

a lift hold on okay, So

12:39

no, I'm not gonna

12:42

so did um did

12:45

lunchbox ever? Figure out if his neighbor

12:47

was selling. He thought he was selling drugs

12:49

out of like his trash can. At

12:51

one figure out Lunchbox was watching

12:53

people come into his back

12:55

alley and pick up something from the trash.

12:58

He thought his neighbor was selling drugs, leaving them there,

13:00

and that someone would pick it up right. Absolutely, And

13:02

they had a lot of cars come to the front when it was a

13:04

big delivery. They'd put in the trash can and he would

13:07

get in cars. They would drive a few blocks and

13:09

the guy come walking back. So what'd

13:11

you find out? Man, They're still there? They

13:13

are. Do you think they're still doing selling? And let me

13:15

tell you, pandemic time doesn't slow down. The

13:17

business. Still cars coming

13:19

him, get in the car, drive a few blocks, get

13:21

out, walk back. Is that your direct

13:23

next door neighbor. No, it's two houses down, so

13:26

there's a buffer between you. And yes, there's

13:29

a buffer. If there was no buffer, choo, I

13:31

think I would be a little more concerned about

13:33

it. Yeah, But since

13:35

there is a buffer, I'm like, Okay, those neighbors have to

13:37

deal directly with it. It's still on my street.

13:40

But man, it still goes down. I still see him

13:42

all the time, I'm telling he's got any more cars.

13:45

He gets a lot of car rides, but he doesn't go very far.

13:47

Did Lunchbox ever check the trash can? I

13:49

don't remember. No, I've not done that yet.

13:51

No, don't do Yeah, but

13:53

for a bit do it. But I don't

13:55

have the guts to go to the trash can. But I do talk

13:57

to my other neighbors about it. And what do they say.

14:00

They're like, oh, man, they're for sure, They're for sure,

14:02

they're for sure doing dealing out of that house.

14:06

No, No, they're just like, there's just no way. They're like they

14:08

see the same we all see the same things.

14:10

They're like, the middle of the night, he gets in a car, drives

14:13

view blocks, walks back. Do we know what he's

14:15

dealing? No? Well,

14:17

what if it's like the time in our neighborhood. I thought

14:19

that the cross the red lady was dealing drugs

14:23

because the crosswalk lady at her school was dealing

14:26

drugs. Except Lunchbox goes and

14:28

says, hey, how's it going, And he says, what's up and

14:30

puts his hand out and she hands him something and he looks

14:32

in his hand and it's a lifesaver. That's

14:34

what she was handing out. Yeah, yeah, but you have

14:36

to admit it was suspicious, just like this

14:38

is. And that's why I'm giving the guy the

14:41

benefit of the doubts, because you never know, I

14:43

had wrongly accused her of dealing

14:45

drugs while on

14:48

the clock. And now this poor

14:50

guy, maybe he's just shopping in cars,

14:52

giving encouragement and hops out. I think

14:54

you owe Lunchbox one bit. You need to go to the house check

14:56

oh, or just knock on the door and say what

14:59

you got? What you got? Is that

15:01

what you say? Yeah, you got the good

15:03

stuff. Oh,

15:06

that's what happened. And you got that good stuff

15:09

With my window down hand, I said, hey, hey, you got the

15:11

good stuff, good stuff. Come on, what do you say? What are you saying?

15:13

She put one in my hand, Morgan,

15:17

do you have one more question? We have time for one more, okay.

15:20

And it's kind of a secret.

15:22

So I don't know if you guys forgot about it. But in

15:25

twenty seventeen, I don't remember

15:27

the event that you guys were all doing interviews,

15:30

and one of the interviews Lunchbox was

15:32

doing. He didn't recognize the

15:34

artist and it was a whole big embarrassing

15:37

moment because he kind of like walked

15:39

out on this artist and he didn't recognize it,

15:41

and you said you would eventually tell us

15:44

which artists it was. So it's been three

15:46

years. Can I know who it was? If

15:49

I can remember, I would tell you. Do you remember?

15:52

I don't remember walking out on any than anybody.

15:54

It could have been Alan Jackson, who

15:56

anybody? It could have been anybody. I mean, my latest

15:59

gaff was last year when Morgan Wallen got his second

16:01

number one. I thought it was first. I was like, dude, your first

16:04

number one. He wasn't that excited. He's like, finally

16:06

after five minutes and me hyping up, dude, it's my

16:08

second. Oh okay, well yeah,

16:10

I would tell you, but I don't know. Yeah,

16:13

that's all. Those are the details of the story though,

16:15

because maybe if we knew more, are we I just

16:18

walked out of an eight? There

16:20

are the low cash guys

16:22

who he kind of didn't know the difference between them

16:24

too, But I don't think that's it either. Yeah, you can still

16:26

tell their artists. Yeah, it's probably someone

16:28

who walked in. It doesn't look like an artist that he was like,

16:30

hey, hey, can you get me some breakfast.

16:34

All right, Morgan, thank you for the call. We really appreciate

16:36

it. Thank you so much. All right, see you later.

16:39

A barely would remember

16:41

what I did yesterday, much less what lunch. Three

16:44

years from twenty seventeen, I can mostly remember

16:46

every bit. Yeah you're pretty good at that. Yeah

16:48

it, but I don't remember that that could

16:50

have been many many bits with him. I hear his voicemail

16:53

we got from last night the Morning

16:55

Studio. Marnie was asking Bobby

16:58

and everyone else for that matter, did you guys

17:00

always know that you wanted to be in

17:03

radio or did the start line

17:05

or do you have some certain moments that

17:08

it all came to solution in your

17:10

head? I don't know that. That's

17:12

a great day. Thank you for the question. For

17:14

me. Yes, I knew when I was a kid, I wanted to be on

17:17

the radio. It'd be a stand up comedian, a

17:19

radio TV stand up comedian, or being a band,

17:21

right, and so the

17:24

show here though they are not folks

17:26

who wanted to be on the radio. There are people that I just found

17:28

in real life that had never worked in radio. So when

17:30

you mean, did it come to fruition? I always had

17:33

the dream of doing a show that didn't sound like a

17:35

normal radio show, meaning we don't have a bunch of good

17:37

voices, we don't have a single good voice. We're

17:39

not a great show for broadcast, but hopefully

17:41

we are a great show for humans to

17:43

listen to and relate to as humans. So

17:47

met Amy at a restaurant, met lunchbox out at

17:49

a bar one night, met Eddie at a local TV

17:51

station. Raymundo was an intern

17:54

at one point way back in the day. So it was Mike d

17:56

so you know, most of his crew was all

17:58

just happenstance. Me

18:01

going, man, I don't want to do shows. It sound like everybody

18:03

else, but I don't know who I can hire,

18:05

and also as me being broke and even the

18:07

station being broken not allowing me to have any money

18:09

to hire anybody. So what do you do? You find your best

18:11

possible solution, And that was always friends.

18:14

So that was it, Amy, You never thought

18:16

you'd be on the radio. Huh No, the stars aligned,

18:18

I guess for me, even when I yes, no

18:20

that they didn't, I guess because

18:23

I still because for even

18:25

the first two years that I was doing it,

18:27

it was just still something fun that I

18:30

was doing with my and it is

18:32

still fun. But I didn't think after two years.

18:34

I thought I was going to leave the show and that would be it.

18:37

But now here we are, here, we are.

18:40

We have two lunchbox prank calls here. The first

18:42

one is you calling a panda express yes,

18:44

and acting I like it's a panda exhibit

18:47

and I want to come feed the pandas with the kids. So

18:49

you're just confused at what it did. Yes, I drive

18:51

by every day. Okay, here we go.

18:57

Yeah, I was just calling to see what time the pandas.

18:59

We're going to be there every

19:03

day all around the walls. Well, no,

19:05

because I've been telling my kids, you

19:07

know, we always drive by and they see the

19:09

panda and I'm like, okay, yeah, we'll go see him, and

19:11

I just want to call and see what time visiting

19:13

hours were. No,

19:16

it's a restaurant food. I

19:19

lied to my kids because I told him there was panda's

19:21

there. I'm sorry

19:23

about that. I'm so confused. I thought

19:26

you guys were like a panda exhibit.

19:29

No, no fun, No, sorry,

19:31

So what do

19:33

you do there? Because

19:35

she last a way longer than I thought. Right,

19:38

Okay, okay, that was pretty good. That's pretty good one, but let's

19:40

take it up a notch. The next place you call was

19:42

a funeral home. Yes, because Halloween

19:44

is coming up and my neighbors are making

19:46

fun of my decorations, saying they look fake.

19:49

So you're asking if I can borrow a skeleton?

19:53

Terrible? Is not good?

19:58

All right, there we go, I

20:02

help you. I was just calling because I need a huge

20:04

favor. So, like, I have Halloween

20:06

decorations up in my front yard and my

20:08

neighbors keep telling me, man, you're like

20:11

decorations. They look weak, they don't even look real.

20:14

So I was wondering if I could get a skeleton

20:16

from you guys. Sarah, we don't have

20:18

any human remains available for sale at the funeral.

20:20

No, I don't want to buy him. I was hoping

20:22

to just kind of borrow him for the week, you know, because

20:25

Halloween put him in the front yard, and then tell my

20:27

neighbors, yeah, does that look real? Sarah.

20:29

I appreciate the humor, but that's not a possibility.

20:31

Could you do you have like maybe

20:34

just like a limb. That's not going to be a

20:36

possible in any way to any on

20:38

any level where. Don't do the stuff like that. It's

20:40

illegal. It's not already rule. Oh,

20:43

it's illegal to put a skeleton in the front yard.

20:45

It's illegal for a funeral home to sell a skeleton

20:47

or rent a skeleton for somebody to put in

20:49

the front yard. Yeah. Yeah, Like I said,

20:51

I wouldn't have to pay for it. Is that way, you'd be lending it

20:54

like borrowing, so it would be even

20:56

more illegal. Honestly, Sara, I'm not

20:58

sure of the full extent of that wall, but that's not that's

21:00

not gonna happen. Like, could I

21:02

like cut some hair off one to put on my skullton

21:04

to make it look real at that point? Couldn't

21:07

you just use your own hair? My hair

21:09

is not very long and I need my hair to go to work.

21:11

No, Sair, I'm sorry. That's not gonna be anything I

21:13

think we could do to reconcile this atom.

21:15

Yeah, I mean about that. Oh

21:19

man, that one made me feel

21:21

funny inside. That's a funny

21:24

one though, And good for this guy he's

21:26

standing by head. Yeah, he didn't

21:28

say, Hey, leave your number and I'll get back to you. It

21:30

is coming back like that.

21:34

There you go. Let's

21:36

bring on Grizzelle in Florida. Grizelle

21:39

how are you today? I'm doing

21:41

Gray? Thank you? Where do you live in Florida?

21:45

Orlando? Okay, super

21:47

pump that you're on a pump, that you're listening. We're gonna

21:49

try to give you a prize right now. We're gonna

21:52

play the Halloween movie quote

21:54

game. So what I'm gonna do is play

21:56

you a quote from a famous movie. Members

21:58

of the show in studio. You have

22:01

to name the movie now, Grizzelle.

22:03

You can pick Amy, Lunchbox

22:06

or producer Readie to play for you

22:08

to win you one hundred bucks to Walmart? Who would you

22:10

like to represent you? I

22:13

will pick Amy? Ay,

22:16

what's what's your favorite scary movie? I don't

22:19

love scary movies, but I

22:21

I like the what's

22:23

the one with the Robert de Niro and

22:26

the river or the boat or no,

22:30

the one where there's a boat in a canal

22:33

or something. I can't think that's

22:35

a good one. The river runs through it. We'll

22:37

figure it out. Okay, Oh man, what's

22:40

it called, Mike? That's

22:42

a good one. That's it? Yes, I'm

22:44

getting nervous. Yeah, here

22:48

we go. Name this

22:50

movie?

22:56

Can you name that movie? We'll play it one more time?

23:00

Hi. Yeah, and Chuckie want to play out?

23:04

All right, let's go around the room. Amy, Chucky

23:07

incorrect, lunch Box,

23:09

Child's Boy correct,

23:11

Eddie Child's play correct. Hey,

23:14

Grizzelle not looking good?

23:16

I know, all

23:20

right? Number two, here you go, I

23:23

see people. When

23:26

this movie ended and this happened,

23:29

you know, the big twist. I walked out of theater. My mind

23:31

was blown. I was

23:33

like, I just got just got had Here

23:35

it is again, I see people.

23:40

Amy sixth sense Lunchbox sixth

23:42

cents, Eddie sixth sense correct.

23:44

Tough to say.

23:48

Number three, Here you go, pretty

23:52

iconic line.

24:00

Everybody's in I mean,

24:02

I'm waiting for Lunchbox to put his head up, Amy,

24:04

Lunchbox Eddie Poulter Poulter

24:07

guys is correct. Yeah,

24:10

I'm back in it. Kind of Next

24:13

one, what

24:17

they want to play a game? Amy?

24:22

If you just stole his answer from the last one, Yes, Lunchbox

24:25

saw Eddie candy Man, it

24:27

is saw oh yack

24:30

lunchboxes back in the game, Eddie

24:33

three, Lunchbox three, Amy,

24:36

two were just a few to go? Number

24:41

five? Are You're gonna need a bigger

24:43

potion? A

24:47

You're gonna need a bigger potion Eddie

24:51

Jaws Lunchbox Jaws, Amy Jaws

24:54

correct. Next

24:58

one, Come on, years, Johnny,

25:02

Oh,

25:04

I'm in. That's right,

25:06

you're in. I'm in for the wom named that scary movie.

25:11

Amy the Joker, Lunchbox,

25:13

the Shining, Eddie the Shiny.

25:16

The shining is correct. What's his face though?

25:19

Yes? And he was a joker

25:21

points at some point, wasn't he? Yes?

25:24

And Batman, dang it.

25:27

Next one, whatever you do,

25:30

don't fall asleep,

25:34

oh man, whatever

25:37

you do, don't fall

25:40

asleep. Eddie's

25:43

in with confidence. I'm in, dang

25:47

it. Lunchbox is

25:49

still riding. Man. Amy

25:51

has no clue. I do have

25:54

a clue. All

25:56

right, we need your answers, guys. Amy

26:00

the Ring incorrect. Lunch

26:02

Box Friday thirteenth incorrect.

26:06

Eddie Nightmare on Elm

26:08

Street Correct. I

26:11

have nightmare and scratched out because I was like, no, that can't

26:13

be gosh, we

26:16

have three more. Here

26:18

you go. Next up, it rubs the motion

26:21

on its skin or else it gets the hose

26:23

again. It's

26:25

a weird part. I've never heard that um

26:34

Amy incorrect. Lunch Box

26:36

Friday thirteenth incorrect. Eddie, I have

26:39

Silence of the Lamb. Correct. Come

26:43

on, I

26:45

mean here, come on. Okay,

26:47

Hey, it's over, Gazelle

26:50

right now, you're not looking good with it, Amy as your player.

26:52

Okay, I see that. Yeah you know. Sorry,

26:55

Um, we're gonna give you one final shot when

26:57

it's over, so don't

26:59

hang up. You're not a full loser. Yeah, but Amy's

27:01

out of the competition. We

27:03

have two more. Here you go. Next one happen Amy,

27:12

Um it

27:15

Lunchbox, The Exorcist? Correct,

27:18

correct, Eddie never seen

27:20

it, but it's the extra if

27:25

he'd have missed at lunch had been in the final one. Here's

27:27

a lot. Here you go. What's your favorite scary

27:29

movie? Is

27:33

it? Yeah? Amy? Oh?

27:35

Old on? Um

27:38

got it? The Clown, Lunchbox,

27:41

It's scream. It's scream scream. Okay.

27:43

So first of all, let's congratulate our winner,

27:45

Eddie.

27:51

Now let's get down to the point

27:54

here, Grisel, you did not win by picking

27:56

Amy. However, you get one final shot

27:58

by you naming a movie yourself. Let's

28:01

seek if you can name this one, you win the prize.

28:03

Here you go. You'll flote down here.

28:06

We don't floute downing. We

28:09

all float down here. Let's play it one more

28:11

time. You'll flote down here. We

28:14

don't floute downing? Is

28:16

it? It?

28:18

It? Is it? Look

28:23

at that not enough comes through cut.

28:27

Yeah, we're kind of we're kind of out

28:29

of movies except for it. You're

28:32

known. I should have known, because

28:35

I mean, um,

28:37

what do you call this movie? Lines? Men

28:39

are always good with it. I'm

28:41

really bad at it, which would explain why I'm also

28:44

terrible at it. Oh,

28:47

I don't blame you to Amy, It's okay. I just

28:50

really really love you, so I picked you.

28:52

Oh well, thank you. Sorry. I couldn't win this one

28:54

for you, but you did it yourself. That's right, Grisell. Hold

28:56

one second, We're gonna get you. Walmart

28:58

Photo invite you to stay connected to the ones you love

29:00

by making beautiful prints and photo books and walart

29:03

from your favorite photos taken during

29:05

your time spent at home. A one

29:07

hundred dollars Walmart Photo gift card. Thank

29:09

you, Griselle. Thank you everyone for listening.

29:13

The latest form Nashville and Tullywood

29:15

Morgan number two thirty second Spitty

29:18

Congratulations out to Blake Shelton and

29:20

Gwen Stefani. They're engaged. Blake

29:22

shared the news on social media with the caption,

29:25

Hay Gwen Stefani. Thanks for saving

29:27

my twenty twenty and the rest of my life.

29:30

I love you. I heard he yes, another

29:32

congratulations. Tyler Farr and his wife

29:34

Hannah are expecting a baby girl. In

29:37

March. Brett Eldridge and Kelly

29:39

Clarkson release their Christmas song collaboration.

29:42

It's called Under the Mistletoe.

29:53

Yes, I'm

30:04

Morgan number two. That's your skinny hat. It's

30:06

time for the good news.

30:12

A tiny micro premy who was born

30:14

weighing one pound has defied the

30:17

odds after doctor said he had a little chance of

30:19

surviving. Russell Apol Junior

30:21

was born prematurely when his mom went into labor

30:23

twenty two weeks into her forty week pregnancy.

30:26

He's been one hundred and thirty three days in

30:28

the Neo natal antiparare unit. This

30:31

is at two Lane Lakeside Hospital, Louisiana,

30:33

and was finally able to go home this

30:35

month. Baby Russell wasn't

30:37

due until September twenty second, but he made

30:39

his way into the world early on May twentieth.

30:42

Doctors even said, hey, this probably

30:44

not gonna be good, but he

30:46

was a fighter. The medical team was there. Now

30:49

he's a strong baby. Weighing over eight pounds

30:51

in the hospital treat him to a surprise send off to

30:53

celebrate his end in the NIKIU

30:55

unit. The mom's like, hey, hospital

30:58

staff all the way, wild

31:00

story, awesome lunchbox, because your

31:03

first kid was in the NICKU for how long?

31:05

Two weeks? And how did that feel like?

31:07

Two years? Fell like two years, the longest two

31:09

weeks in my life, because you go in there every day

31:11

and it's just like, man, it's one every

31:13

three hours. You go in there and see him and feed him,

31:16

and it's just like the nurses in there and the small

31:18

babies. It was just very heavy and

31:20

overwhelming. One hundred thirty

31:23

three days. That's unbelievable.

31:25

Thank God. That's a great story. That's what it's all about.

31:28

That was tell me something good, bow

31:31

down story to day. This

31:34

story comes to us from Australia. A

31:36

woman got a notification on her phone that her

31:39

tesla was being stolen, and so

31:41

she decided to have some fun with the thief. Started

31:43

using the app making the car horn

31:45

hank, the lights go off, the windows rolled

31:48

down, and set a speed limit. So the

31:50

guy abandons the car, left his driver's

31:52

license in the driver's seat. Dang that the

31:54

tesla's are like that show used to watch Bait car,

31:57

Bait car, you can do that. I didn't know that. When I read

31:59

this story, I was like, that is crazy that

32:01

she could say you can only go twenty two miles an

32:03

hour, so he couldn't go any faster. Every

32:05

part of it's on the app everything, and

32:08

the car horn was going, aren't

32:11

aren't honking at people. Someone

32:13

tried to steal a cons tesla one

32:15

time, and he was like, okay,

32:18

he looks all the app. He goes, well, ten

32:20

miles an hour. You

32:23

know exactly where you are and you can watch where

32:25

the car is exactly. Yes, they followed

32:27

the car to a park like a couple of blocks away,

32:29

and the person abandoned it. But that Bay car was a showhere.

32:31

They would check people in the still. Yeah, they would leave it unlocked

32:33

and they leave the keys and ignition and it was really

32:35

the cops, and they'd have cameras all inside of it, and

32:38

they leave it in an area where there's a lot of cars

32:40

being stolen, and people would get in and

32:42

they would drive it and they'd go pick up their friends.

32:44

They better, we got our car, and then

32:46

cops and be like, all right, shut it down and go broom,

32:49

and then they would all the doors would lock and

32:52

they couldn't get out, and it was the people

32:54

would freak out, oh no, oh no,

32:57

and they start banging on the door. There we're

32:59

busting. So I would I would be scared.

33:01

I would be scared that somebody that was stealing your car would also have

33:03

a gun on them. And then it turns into

33:05

you're doing a TV bit and then all of a sudden it turns into a shootout

33:08

with the police. Does the show The

33:10

Police Joe still come on where they go around town

33:12

and cops, No, no, a

33:14

live they

33:18

did? Yeah, they are canceled. Why

33:21

Um, I think there was a lot of police stuff

33:23

at the time when they made that decision, and

33:25

then you know COVID and all that was

33:28

on it. The gas they were shooting

33:30

and he was getting gas and he was like what the crowd.

33:33

Then I saw a lot of stories that they were showing people

33:35

on the TV that ended up they were not guilty,

33:37

but their faces all over TV like they're

33:39

getting busted for things. And it was like it

33:42

started having issues with that because that'll cost

33:44

you money as a production all

33:46

right, there you go I'm lunchboxed out your bone head story

33:48

of the day. Let's

33:51

look at the top three songs in country music this

33:53

week. At number three, Russell Dickerson

33:55

Love you like I used to kiss

34:01

better every time you

34:03

speak like this this Stronger,

34:06

Longer with You. Number

34:08

two this week is Jason al Dean because

34:11

then guy, what I got? What I

34:13

got

34:13

out on the

34:16

Oh ma boo boore, You belongs

34:19

to the past and the back

34:21

of your man, You mehing And

34:24

the number one song Amy Can you sing the

34:26

number one song in country music without hearing a clip of

34:29

it? Jamison Rogers. Some girls,

34:32

some girls want to take home to

34:34

mama and break their heart, and then other

34:36

girls don't. Let's

34:39

see some guy get

34:41

the MoMA the phone, take a trip back

34:44

home and say they never done it. Got song

34:46

girl, drink a bottle of wine, got

34:48

a no rest to text to get him through

34:51

the gain by sometime it's

34:53

a clean ray, steak gone clean,

34:55

stay moving know something. Sometimes

34:58

some girls may get easy. Some

35:02

girls do we give that

35:04

one to her now, Oh yeah, she said, mama. And

35:06

some girls some girls

35:08

do that, and then other girls do other things.

35:11

That's his first number one and his next single

35:13

is gonna be the one with him, him and Luke Combs. Oh

35:15

cool. Yeah. The number one pop song

35:18

is called Mood from twenty four K

35:20

Golden featuring Ian d or Door

35:24

song just from TikTok. I

35:26

ain't trying to tell you, but try

35:28

to play cool. I ain't playing

35:30

by rules. Are they running out of names from people?

35:35

Like if all the names just been used up where it's

35:38

one word twenty four k golden, but

35:40

golden isn't spelled all the way through, it's golden g

35:43

O L D N. And then the number one

35:45

rock song is Corey Taylor Black Eyes

35:47

Blue.

35:55

There you go. Those are your big songs this week in music, different

35:58

formats. I do want to talk about Raimundo

36:00

for a second because he's now been married for Saturday,

36:03

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, almost

36:06

a week. Wow. How do you feel? Ye?

36:09

Are you over being tired and a little hungover?

36:11

Oh yeah, it lasted though a solid

36:13

twenty four hours. So but you're back yeah,

36:16

okay, I'm back to a hondo. And so how has your

36:18

life changed in those past few days? So

36:20

I started wearing the ring really for the first

36:22

time, and I was down in the hotel lobby and

36:24

I was with my buddy Billy, and we're just sitting

36:26

there talking. We just wanted to have some guy time, and out of

36:28

nowhere, these two girls just

36:30

came up and started talking to us, and they were just rapping

36:33

out with us, and they're really interested in what we were saying. And

36:35

I was like, ladies, I have to stop this conversation

36:38

and just tell y'all, like I literally just got married

36:40

yesterday, and if my wife comes down here, it's

36:42

gonna be so awkward that I'm talking to girls. I

36:44

said, I'm married, and they're like, well, you can still

36:46

talk to girls. But then I was

36:48

talking to Billy, I said, why did they just

36:50

come up and talk to us? Did

36:53

they know me from the show? I don't think so, because they

36:55

were from Canada. We are in Canada,

36:57

but I didn't know the show. But they literally probably

37:00

felt comfortable because I have a ring and

37:02

they wanted to talk with a guy

37:05

that was married, so you think it's a

37:07

comfortability thing. And I

37:09

feel like they were kind of interested in me because

37:11

I had a ring on, and why do you think that is

37:14

everything we were saying? They were dying laughing, They're

37:16

like, what are you guys doing tonight, and I said, we'll have a job tomorrow.

37:18

I have a wife. I have to go home too, I'm a

37:20

married man. But they kept

37:23

talking to us. We were there for twenty thirty minutes.

37:25

I took put it on my Instagram for

37:27

whatever reason. Now, all of a sudden, girls come up to me

37:29

and hit on me and talk to me because I have

37:31

the ring. Do you think the ring represents

37:35

stability, commitment

37:38

and women are attracted to that. I mean,

37:41

that's what studies show. But

37:43

Ray countered it a little bit. He made

37:45

it seem like they were I thought he was implying

37:47

they were comfortable to approach him because they don't have to worry

37:50

about him hitting on them because he's married and they

37:52

can just have a good conversation. But then

37:54

also he's saying he thinks they came up because

37:57

they were attracted to him more ed even

37:59

married for him years fifteen. Did

38:01

you find that when you started wearing a wedding ring more women

38:04

wanted to come up to you? No? Do you

38:06

find it now? Negative? Okay, so

38:09

this is a bunch of crap. What do you think the situation

38:11

is with Ray? Well, I mean I thought about it but

38:13

don't you think kind of like this is kind of our

38:15

culture a little bit. Don't we always want what we don't

38:17

what we can't get. Maybe

38:20

there's a point, maybe there's something to Ray that doesn't

38:22

happen to me. But maybe with Ray they see

38:24

like we'll never be able to get

38:26

him, so let's just go hit on him hard and

38:29

maybe they will. Maybe they're shooting their shot. Who knows

38:32

they were shooting their shot? Well, they were definitely.

38:34

They were curious what we were doing the rest of

38:36

the night, and we informed them we have fiances

38:38

and wives, so we're hanging out with them. But they

38:41

still want to know if we were going

38:43

out, if we were hitting bars. They were curious which

38:45

bars we were going to. What about your buddy doink?

38:47

They were just interesting him because he didn't have a ring on. Well,

38:49

the reason I said the ring is because they started talking

38:51

to me first, and I said, well, let me introduce you to my buddy

38:53

Billy. He's also and he's engaged those ladies,

38:56

and I'm a married man. Okay, did you how many times

38:58

did you tell him you're a married man? Like that? Honestly,

39:00

probably the exact same amount that I just told you guys.

39:02

Oh that's a lot. What about when you were at your

39:04

poll before your wedding, didn't some girls come

39:06

down and try to talk to you then too? They were familiar

39:08

with me being engaged. But

39:11

yeah, I got hit on then as well. And but they did

39:13

know that I was very close to getting married. But

39:15

for whatever reason they wanted to party with me more.

39:17

Because I was about to be a married man. Couldn't

39:20

be the girls from Canada. I just really wanted to

39:22

know where to go? Yeah, I mean there, could

39:24

it be that girls from Canada just nicer? Oh

39:27

that's also what I was thinking. Um, they weren't

39:29

standoffish at all, very open to conversation.

39:31

So maybe they're just really polite up there.

39:34

I'm from Semi Canada, and I would

39:36

say they do talk more up there than they knew in

39:38

other parts of set. Mike Canada,

39:40

Okay, hey put this on Facebook, Morgan, will you?

39:43

Yeah, I will see if our listeners know what question.

39:46

I don't even know. Raymundo

39:48

was getting hit on a lot more. Is

39:51

it because he has a wedding ring now? Because

39:54

this has been twice as to come up right? Yes, Okay,

39:58

I got to ask what the best country music video is

40:00

of all time, and so just I

40:02

just fired off the first video I thought about

40:05

that touched me and that I

40:08

remember from as a kid, and it was Garth Brooks

40:10

Standing outside the Fire was so good. They're

40:12

fool Hill Bymptom giving Walking

40:16

Wire, Benston started

40:18

living if you standing outside

40:21

This whole video is about a special knee kid who

40:24

in the end wants to run track and

40:26

he's running and he wipes out and

40:30

the parents run down and they're like, don't touch him,

40:32

let him finish the race, and he gets up and he finishes

40:34

the race bloody, and then Garth Brooks is playing

40:37

with fire on the bleachers behind him. Yes,

40:39

this video, And I don't know if I watched

40:42

every video again if i'd fill it with but if that's the one,

40:44

they said, hey, what was your favorite video of all time? I was like, standing

40:46

outside the fire, obviously, but

40:48

I watched it again this morning before

40:50

the show and I still listen. It's

40:52

corny and like when guards staring at

40:54

the camera playing the fires behind him. It's very

40:57

nineties and very Garth from the nineties.

40:59

Loved it and I still got a little emotional with the story.

41:01

Cool such a good music video.

41:04

So that's the one I answered, and then I started to go, Okay, what

41:06

are the video popped in my head that I can think of where I was

41:08

like wow? And it was later obviously,

41:10

but it was Sugarland Stay. She

41:14

has no makeup on crying in the video.

41:16

It's just her in Christian period during

41:19

a white room, and it's a

41:21

different perspective of the

41:24

woman who is being

41:26

cheated with and her husband's

41:29

going back to his wife. That's what the song

41:31

is. But I remember just seeing

41:33

the video on an airport and go on, what's happening here? Because it almost

41:35

shuts everything down. The only thing I can compare it

41:37

to was there was a Super Bowl ad a

41:40

few years ago and in the commercial it's

41:42

just quiet and you're like, oh, TV's broken,

41:44

but you look over in their words coming across the screen

41:46

they wrote on the screen, only they kind of wanted to

41:49

make everybody go, oh, well, this isn't normal, what's happening. This

41:51

video was like that because there was nothing going on

41:54

except I'm staring in the camera all

41:56

the way broken down and her crying. And

41:59

I just remember Mber that too. So those are the

42:01

two that came to my mind. Favorite

42:03

Cutch music video, Amy, I mean the first one that came

42:05

into my mind, and then I had to go look it up because I couldn't

42:07

remember exactly what the song was called. But Travis

42:10

Tripp was in a wheelchair, and

42:12

then the song is tell Me I was dreaming. But

42:15

there was a series, like there was three videos

42:17

that went along with this storyline, and this

42:19

is the second one, and it

42:22

just was really powerful and sad, and I

42:24

remember crying and watching it on TV.

42:26

And I don't know the wife.

42:29

Do you remember it? No? But I love this song.

42:31

Oh it's so good. Yeah,

42:33

I don't it's depressing, it's all. Want to tell you the

42:36

whole story. I mean, it's been

42:38

out for years. The

42:40

wife. He's in a wheelchair because he is

42:42

a vet, and his

42:45

wife is out cleaning the boat and she's pregnant

42:47

and while she's cleaning the boat, she slips and

42:49

hits her head on the dock and then he's in wheelchairs,

42:51

so he can't save her and she dies. All

42:55

right, guys, everybody, we're gonna have a meeting today. What's

42:58

the absolute most sad Well,

43:00

I'd like to say it's very sad when a vet goes over and

43:02

serves and is injured. Okay, put that on the list, Jim,

43:05

Well, Timmy, what are you saying over

43:07

there? Well, what if she's pregnant and

43:09

she falls? He that vet we were talking

43:11

about Kennot's wowst

43:16

get this though. They were able

43:18

to she was pregnant with the baby,

43:20

but they were able. At the end, the baby lives,

43:23

so he and Clark. You said, you have a weird,

43:25

weirdly happy ending. Well, yeah, so

43:28

he's still is still in a wheelchair and she dies. But

43:30

what if we let the baby live? Just give people a shred

43:33

of hope. That's the ticket. Not

43:35

bad recorded it up?

43:38

What the crap? Great

43:42

song though, great? Tell me I

43:44

was dreaming that's a good one. Eddie.

43:46

Your favorite Coutch music video, Well, you guys went heavy.

43:48

I went. I went more of just like

43:50

it's cool because it's awesome, it looks awesome.

43:53

I went Tatahoochie because I

43:55

mean, Alan Jackson is skiing with jeans

43:58

one and the cowboy hat who does

44:00

that? And the conic scene

44:02

absolutely, and then at night he's chilling by

44:05

the fire with his Dallas Cowboys T shirt on

44:07

best video ever in my mind, great

44:09

video. I went to the Cutch Music Hall of Fame and was looking

44:11

at some exhibits and they had his jeans from

44:13

that video. Come on, they are almost completely

44:15

whitewashed now because they're old. And two when

44:17

they're wet in the video, they're darker obviously

44:20

because the water great when

44:22

though I'm really good. Check those jeans

44:24

out, lunchbox man. This one

44:26

hit me in the heart. And I don't know how many awards it

44:28

won, but it was amazing and it was really

44:30

personal to me. And it's Chris Chanson better.

44:32

I don't because

44:35

I'm in the video and I'm just like, man, that

44:37

makes it the best video of all time. You picked a video

44:39

you're in? Yeah? Nice,

44:42

Ray moondowt you have cut video? Yeah?

44:45

I had to go with my boy and it's his most

44:47

popular YouTube video and it's break

44:50

up in a small town. It's just a house burning down.

44:52

There's no special effects and Sam's just singing the

44:54

song running through the town. He's not gonna stop

44:56

the song because the house is burning down. And I

44:58

chose fire as well, just like you, I've never feel

45:03

what's your favorite all time country song? Right now? You go? Um

45:06

his newest one, Hard to Forget?

45:09

Your favorite all time country song is hard

45:11

to forget by Sam Hunt all time?

45:14

Yes? Cool? What's your second favorite all

45:16

time country song? Number two was body

45:18

Like a Back Road. This one's

45:20

easily top five though all time country song?

45:22

Yeah, all right, Ye

45:25

have anything in your top five that isn't Sam Hunt?

45:28

Honestly, it's just him. I mean maybe top ten,

45:30

I would have a different artist. Other

45:33

videos that were amazing that that popped

45:35

up, thunder Rolls, Oh Garth,

45:37

fantastic, that's a movie.

45:39

Independence Day Martina

45:41

McBride was a great video. Remember that one

45:43

scream Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Black

45:47

White, Michael Jackson. Eddie's

45:51

the only one on the show that's had COVID. Yes,

45:54

I was reading a story today because there's so much new that

45:56

comes out about it all the time, because it's novel,

45:59

meaning new we don't know, we're

46:01

learning as we go. COVID's

46:04

cognitive cost is some patients

46:07

brains may age up to ten

46:09

years after COVID. Oh wow.

46:12

People recovering from COVID nineteen may self are significant

46:15

brain function impacts, with one

46:17

of the worst cases being the infection linked

46:19

to mental decline equivalent to the brain aging

46:21

ten years. So I will live

46:24

to be whatever I live, but my brain may

46:26

die ten years before I do. Well, if your brain

46:28

dies, you die, so you may effects

46:31

from it. Do you feel in your

46:33

fifties right now? Uh? No, do

46:36

you think in your fifties right now? No, I'm

46:38

still right where I left off. That's exactly what

46:40

a fifty two year old would say. I sure don't

46:43

now bones. How about that weather

46:45

though, you

46:48

Samy's Pile of Stories. So Luke

46:50

Holmes has a new set of Crocs coming

46:53

out. They officially go on sale November tenth

46:55

at crocs dot com. But these are extra

46:57

special because they have a fuzz lining.

47:00

Oh yeah, yeah, I've seen the foot

47:02

the front of the foot, the toe part is like

47:04

a skeleton with a beard on it with a

47:06

hat okay, which is different than his other

47:09

ones that just had the little knobs

47:11

on it the charms, which

47:13

my dog ate off of them in about three

47:15

minutes, every charm off of it. Then they were

47:17

just regular Crocs again. But at least these

47:19

here have a old drawing on the front of them. Yeah, and the

47:21

drawing is actually the skull that's on the back of

47:23

his tour bust. And then the little snap

47:26

thingies that go on there is like a Gibson guitar,

47:28

a pair of cowboy boots, and apparently

47:30

there are a lot more that goes on in these But

47:33

yeah, they're going to retail for sixty dollars.

47:36

That's an expensive croc. Crocs

47:38

and I guess since they have the fuzzy lining, you can't just

47:41

get them all wet. That is an expensive

47:43

croc. Okay, what are rocks for? So

47:46

if you love the smell of KFC

47:50

Fried Chicken, they are selling

47:52

fire logs so you can burn

47:54

a fire in your house and your

47:57

home will smell like eleven herbs and spices.

48:00

On my Instagram, which is mister Bobby Bones,

48:02

you will see a picture of Caitlin and I had a drive

48:04

through on foot because we didn't have a car

48:06

that was Kentucky Fried Chicken. Oh but why

48:09

didn't do y'all walk there? Sort

48:11

of? We were on a tour bus driving back

48:13

from Arkansas because I've been shooting the TV

48:15

show. Tour buses can't go through the drive through, so

48:18

we're like, we want to Kentucky Fried Chicken, So they pull it.

48:20

We pull over the parking lot, walk over to it,

48:22

and they're like Hey, you can't go through the drive through

48:24

on foot, so we went

48:26

to the window in order. They let us there, but

48:29

we were standing at the drive through when our buddy

48:31

took our picture of us. But we Kentucky chickens.

48:33

Awesome, it's your original or crispy. I love

48:35

extra crispy. Can't be crispy enough? I agree? Yeah?

48:37

What else? Am? Well? Just heads up? You can final

48:40

mets select walmarts but also on

48:42

their website everywhere, and they've sold

48:44

out before, so make sure if you want these,

48:46

you're on it. And they're about fifteen dollars

48:48

and eighty eight since okay, and then most

48:51

Americans poll was taken, they want

48:53

to end seasonal time changes. Yeah,

48:55

I agree with that. Go figure. There are a few things.

48:57

Let's end seasonal time changes. Let's end

48:59

the electoral college. Both are

49:01

ridiculous and antiquated ideas.

49:05

Yes, and that's

49:08

this weekend. November first is the

49:10

time change. So this is your reminder of that. But

49:13

it causes a risk of like an increase

49:15

in hospital emissions because there's messed

49:17

up sleep, and there's inflammation and people

49:20

have strokes and heart attacks and all kinds of things

49:22

because we change the time so let's just stop changing

49:25

the time. Yeah, somebody's vote shouldn't be worth

49:27

more than mine because they live in a less populated area.

49:29

This is not even any story, No, but I mean

49:31

I agree with you. So yeah, hey,

49:33

you can say that stuff. But here's some tips

49:36

for this weekend. It says, even though you gain

49:38

the extra hour, go to bed at your usual

49:41

time. Don't stay up and enjoy that.

49:44

That's the only good thing about Also,

49:46

wake up at your regular time and you'll

49:49

feel a lot better because it takes

49:51

people in the spring and in the fall. I'm

49:53

not doing that either. Okay,

49:56

do you set I guess we don't really have to set I guess

49:59

our Apple our phone owns like everything automatic.

50:01

Yeah, except for when I walk into my kitchen and you

50:03

want to sound old, be sure to set your clocks

50:06

back. And they are in a couple. But that's what

50:08

you used to say. Now most things are digital

50:10

and they just kind of catch it themselves.

50:12

I am that's my pile. That

50:15

was Amy's pile of stories. It's

50:17

time for the good news.

50:20

Something good. So

50:23

this cute little husband and wife. They lived

50:26

together and an assisted living center

50:28

in Brandon, Florida. But then the

50:30

husband, Joseph. He had to have surgery, so

50:32

he was separated from his wife for two

50:35

hundred and fifteen days.

50:37

Wow. They were only able to talk to

50:39

each other on the phone or through windows,

50:42

and they finally got reunited. I've

50:44

got a clip of that happening.

50:59

Wow. So cute. They finally got to

51:01

hug. It was really heartwarming. Obviously happy

51:03

tears. So shout out even Joseph back

51:06

together. That's a long time. It was

51:08

a long time. I mean, you just hope you

51:10

you everybody,

51:12

you just hope you have that. Yeah, oh yeah,

51:14

that's the goal. Wow, that's

51:17

what it's all about, right there. That was

51:19

tell me something good. Here's

51:22

a voicemail we got last night from Jocelyn

51:24

and her mom. Good morning, studio.

51:27

We love you. I've been basically

51:29

listening to you since the wound and

51:32

sngradulations, ran Bay on your wedding,

51:34

and Bobby and Caitlin. We love

51:37

you guys, love you bye,

51:39

Thank you very much guys for calling. Here's

51:41

one from Christy Heaven and Anthony

51:44

and California. Anthony included

51:47

you guys on his homework this week. His

51:49

vocabulary words were jewels, rickety,

51:51

blasted, sharp, and blurt and he wanted

51:53

to read your sentences. The jewels

51:55

a Raymundo's ring are bink,

51:58

lunchbox car rickety, Amy

52:01

blasch the mozza into

52:03

a pool. Eddie thinks she's shark, but

52:05

he's old. Bobby cannot see

52:08

everything. It is a blow want

52:10

to screaming? No, we

52:13

love the show. Keep it up. All those

52:15

things are ride on with all of us on

52:17

my car. Yeah yeah, yeah, And Raizor

52:19

ring is a little extra wedding

52:22

ring is like white diamonds, black

52:24

diamonds. Nice and then Amy, Yeah,

52:27

that's a good one. Okay, let's

52:29

go over now and get in the morning Corny. Here we go,

52:34

Morning Corny. What do skeletons

52:37

order at a restaurant? What do skeletons

52:39

order at a restaurant? Spare ribs?

52:47

That was the morning Corny.

52:50

Let's go to Rodney and California. Who's on right

52:52

now? Hey Rodney? How are you? Bobby?

52:55

Doing nothing? Just a little radio show

52:57

up here? What do you up to right now? I'm to

53:00

break it work right now? Okay, awesome,

53:02

We'll give a chance to win some cash. We're gonna play

53:04

this game that we call never gonna get it

53:08

now. If someone on the show gets it

53:10

and you pick them. You win thirty

53:12

dollars today, twenty bucks in my money, and the pod

53:15

is up to ten dollars from you guys, right,

53:17

it's thirty bucks total, Mike, Okay,

53:19

thirty bucks total. Here we go. Who

53:22

would you like to pick? And never gonna

53:24

get it? After I read the question about

53:27

one in four people have made this bold

53:30

move in someone else's home? What

53:32

is it about? One in

53:34

four people have made this bold

53:37

move in someone else's

53:39

home? What is that bold move?

53:43

You guys all end? Who usually

53:47

Morgan? You should play too, because Morgan's really the one who wins

53:49

us most of all. So yeah, yeah,

53:52

I can't remember that. You have Amy, lunchbox, Eddie

53:54

and Morgan. Who do you think has the best shot to get in this? Right?

53:58

Oh? Raymundo's into there's a question again. All

54:00

right. The question is about one in four people

54:03

have made this bold move in someone else's

54:05

home. What's that move? I'll

54:14

go to Morgan? Okay, Morgan, are

54:16

you ready? I'm ready? What is your answer? Use

54:21

their phone charger? Oh, just plug

54:23

it into the phone charger. Okay, Amy, what do you

54:25

have like made themselves

54:27

a snap? Like just

54:29

went to bridge just like your lunchbox

54:32

number two in the bathroom.

54:36

All are bold, some bolder than others.

54:38

Yeah, Eddie taking a dump? Oh

54:40

yeah, very good? Raymundo

54:44

nap time? Oh, explain that

54:46

one to me. You just stir over at their house

54:48

all of a sudden, you get a little drowsy, and you just decide,

54:50

even though I'm not in my house, I wouldn't mind a nap.

54:53

Why not just take some shut eye? Hey, Ronnie,

54:55

what would you have guessed? One or four people have made this bold

54:57

move in someone else's home? What is it? Dude? I should

54:59

have gone before of the guys because I said

55:01

poops. Yeah exactly. That's just a guy

55:03

thing to think though. But that's a very bold It

55:06

is bold. It is a very bold move. It is bold.

55:08

Uh the answer, come on, isn't

55:12

anything any of you had? What? What? Making

55:16

love with? Who?

55:22

Maybe your wife is there too? Eddy?

55:25

Changing the way the toilet pepper roll is hanging in the

55:27

bathroom and switching it out. You

55:31

know why they had to change it though? Yeah? Because they

55:33

were good. Ladnya

55:37

did not win thirty dollars. Where do you live in California?

55:40

I live in a town called Riverdale. Oh

55:43

yeah, and I work in Fresnow. Okay,

55:45

so you guys were here about a year ago. Recently,

55:48

like this month, I took my

55:50

girlfriend. We went and saw the Raging Idiots and it was it

55:52

was super awesome. You had fun at the

55:54

Raging Idiots concert. Yeah,

55:57

it was. We played a fair. We played the fair, right,

56:00

yeah, the big Fresne Fair. And then I got fined

56:02

a bunch of money because I kept playing over the limit. Oh

56:04

I didn't know that. Yeah, I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah,

56:06

I remember. I remember. I was like, do want me to shut it down because

56:09

it's time for our set? I was like, can we play one more? It's

56:11

gonna cost me fifty bucks this minute.

56:14

We don't care about your money, like, we don't get how much

56:16

money you lose, So we just kept playing.

56:19

You remember that, Rodney?

56:21

I do all right? Cool? You didn't win, Rodney,

56:23

but I appreciate you coming on the air with us today. Thanks for

56:25

having all right, see you later, my friend Amy,

56:29

If you had to pick somebody on the show who loves

56:31

money the most, who would it be? Lunchbox? Yeah,

56:34

We'll do anything for it. Yeah, would

56:36

you agree with that? Lunchbox? I love money number

56:38

one thing in the world, the most important

56:41

thing in the world. You think money is more important

56:43

than family? Yep? Okay, so

56:45

here, what's do we have. I have a business

56:47

proposal for you. Okay, with Halloween

56:49

coming up, I will give you ten

56:51

bucks for every one of these that

56:53

you do. Number one, walk

56:56

under a ladder. Okay, that's

56:58

no problem. You will do that for ten button. All these are

57:00

really bad luck things come so

57:02

for ten bucks, you'll walk under a ladder. No problems. You

57:04

may do all this later in the show today, Okay,

57:07

there's ten bucks.

57:09

Break a mirror, no problem. People

57:12

break mirrors all the time. Do you think they

57:14

have bad luck? Like truckers driving that have a mirror

57:16

like they're transport and mirrors they show up, they're

57:18

broken. I don't have bad luck. This happens,

57:21

I'll slam it down the ground, say I ain't scared

57:23

of your mirror. Okay, would you do that? Yeah,

57:26

I don't really think that anything bad's gonna happen,

57:28

But I guess you don't know that. That's that's

57:30

part of their bad luck, is that that broke. Maybe

57:32

they don't get paid that day. That's a good point. Didn't think about

57:34

that so you'll walk under a ladder, you'll break a mirror,

57:37

no problem. You will open an umbrella in

57:39

the room. Oh yeah, I

57:41

mean, who hasn't done that on accident? Accidentally

57:43

hit the button up, so I opened it indoors. Nothing

57:46

half accidents different, Yeah,

57:48

Oh, you can always apologize this. Purposefully

57:51

open up an umbrella in the room, like I survived

57:54

ghosts like a week and a half ago. Guys to ten

57:56

dollars, yep, I'm up to how much? Fifty bucks?

57:58

Thirty? And then you'll step

58:00

on a crack. Yeah, break your mom

58:02

back, that's bad luck for her. I

58:05

did used to avoid all cracks when

58:07

I was in like first grade, so

58:10

so far later on in the show, at the same time,

58:13

when the same segment, you'll walk under a ladder. Yep, you'll

58:15

break a mirror, no problem, You'll open an

58:18

umbrella in the room, and you will step

58:20

on a crack. Yeah. Now

58:22

here's some other ones. I don't know if they're worth ten dollars, though

58:24

you can decide. Tipping a salt

58:26

shaker over that's bad

58:28

luck, and I don't feel like it's more ten bucks.

58:30

I'll tell you what. I give you two bucks for that one okay,

58:33

good, okay,

58:36

two dollars for that one. You have to walk past

58:38

a black cat. Now, we don't have a black cat

58:40

up here. We'll see black cats are a little weird. When

58:42

I do see a black cat, I try to turn around. But

58:46

that's the one, that's the one that gets me that

58:48

they are a bad sign. But for ten bucks, i'll

58:50

do it. Well, we don't have a black cat. So

58:53

if you can find a black cat today and film it, they'll be ten

58:55

more dollars. Okay, good luck with that, okay.

58:58

And then if you find a penny pick

59:00

it up on tails? Would you do that? Oh? Every

59:02

day? All right? Well, then I'm not doing that. No, No, I wouldn't

59:04

do that. Okay, up

59:06

for grabs later on the show. Forty

59:09

two dollars if you can pull off all five of

59:11

these things and you're not worried about having bad luck. No,

59:13

Okay, listen, if it was on

59:15

the actual like Halloween, maybe it'd be a problem,

59:18

but a couple days early, it's not a big deal. Yeah, we're

59:20

gonna do that later on this show. I mean, yeah, would

59:22

you do that? I mean I think I probably would, but

59:24

also I might just avoid it just in case

59:27

that's my thing. I don't believe it, but in case,

59:29

I'm not gonna do it. The most popular kid

59:31

costumes for Halloween. Number one is which number

59:33

two is Dinosaur? Your kids

59:36

are going to do? Is your daughter still doing nothing?

59:38

Spider Man for Stevenson,

59:40

and then stuff Shira. She keeps saying nothing. But

59:42

then also she emailed me some Amazon

59:45

link to a kimono

59:46

so comfortable. I should wear a kimono. That's

59:49

not bad. So I don't know. And

59:51

your son is Superman Slash,

59:54

he's gonna be spider Man on He's

59:56

Superman by day, spider Man on Halloween.

59:59

I he found a zipper in his Spider

1:00:01

Man suit. Yeah, like a pe zipper. Oh yeah.

1:00:04

And it was like he struck gold and

1:00:06

me too actually, because we had been unzipping

1:00:08

him from the back to pull the whole bodysuit down

1:00:10

so he could go pee. And then one

1:00:13

day or he was like the second day

1:00:15

he had it, but still he was wearing it all

1:00:17

day and it was annoying. And then

1:00:19

he's like, oh my gosh, checked

1:00:22

this out, and he's in the kitchen and he just

1:00:24

zips it down in front of everybody, and then all day

1:00:26

long. It was like, you mean

1:00:28

anything from my pockets and my shorts

1:00:30

inside my pants and he was just unzipping it

1:00:32

and sticking his hand in there. Are you taking him chuck

1:00:34

treating? I don't know what we're gonna do. I

1:00:37

don't just playing it by your about day.

1:00:39

I think that our neighborhood I feel safe in.

1:00:41

So there's quite a few houses. He

1:00:43

can go around and maybe get some candy and then

1:00:45

we'll just try to create a fun experience at home

1:00:47

with a movie and popcorn and candy or something because

1:00:50

it's a Saturday. Hey, Ray, Earlier in the show,

1:00:52

you mentioned your favorite country song of all time is

1:00:55

sam Haunt break Up in a Small Town.

1:00:57

Okay, now it's Jay Well is the music video. But

1:01:00

what's your favorite country song? I've harder to forget Sam

1:01:02

Hai. I just wanted to get that on here. I want to give Ray

1:01:04

his favorite music on

1:01:06

the show right now is Michael in Arkansas?

1:01:09

Hey Michael, what's going on with you? Morning?

1:01:12

Studio? Morning? So I am

1:01:14

post to my girlfriend and she

1:01:17

wants She asked if she could pick the ring, and

1:01:19

I said, okay, that's fine if you want to pick the ring.

1:01:22

And anyways, she picked out

1:01:24

one of those eight dollars rings because we

1:01:27

just had a newborn baby, so our money's

1:01:29

kind of tied. But I feel bad

1:01:31

because I didn't buy her an actual engagement

1:01:33

ring, So I don't know if I should

1:01:36

go and buy her warn without her

1:01:38

knowing and give it to her or just leave

1:01:40

it be. Okay, I'm glad you asked that question.

1:01:43

Bones World Classic

1:01:46

Fegiver. You

1:01:48

have a newborn baby. I don't think you need to be throwing a

1:01:50

bunch of money at a ring right now, especially if

1:01:52

she's not expecting one. What I do think

1:01:54

would be nice to do, though, is

1:01:57

the year anniversary you save up.

1:01:59

You have a little time to save up a little bit of money

1:02:01

and get her a ring, maybe even

1:02:03

the wedding day. You could get

1:02:05

a nice band that goes with the

1:02:08

wedding. I don't think you need to do it right now, because

1:02:10

obviously you have other more

1:02:12

important things like a human life to

1:02:14

take care of. Would you agree with that, Michael, Yes, And

1:02:16

she's not saying she wants it, so

1:02:19

there's no need to feel any pressure to get

1:02:21

it. So my advice for you is take

1:02:24

care of the kid, save up a little

1:02:26

bit. Heck, if three months down the road. You've saved

1:02:28

up a little bit and you want to buy your something and to do it then, do

1:02:31

not put pressure on yourself to upgrade that ring

1:02:33

right now? Okay, you being

1:02:35

a good dad is going to be worth so much

1:02:37

more than you getting her a ring. This just

1:02:40

a little bit better than the one you already got her. So feel

1:02:42

good about that. You're making a responsible decision

1:02:45

and I like that about you. Thank you all

1:02:47

right, now you go have a good day, a good life.

1:02:49

I appreciate I listened to you all every morning and

1:02:51

I've finally got to talk to you all first time.

1:02:54

But we're super pumped you got in and tell

1:02:56

her we say hello too, and congratulations on the baby.

1:02:59

Thank you. All right, there's Michael. Everybody,

1:03:01

let's go over to Maddie and Virginia, who's on the phone.

1:03:04

Hey Maddie, thank you for calling the show. What's

1:03:06

going on? Hi? I just wanted

1:03:08

to call to you guys and let you know how

1:03:10

awesome you guys are. You guys make my morning

1:03:13

a lot better when I wake up early, because

1:03:15

my life's been a little bit stressful. So when

1:03:17

I started the morning with Bobby Bones, it makes

1:03:19

it a little bit better every day. Oh, we appreciate

1:03:21

that. Is there any segment that you like to hear that

1:03:23

we do occasionally or when you hear this is

1:03:26

coming up, you look forward to it. I mean,

1:03:28

it's just like the entire show. But

1:03:30

I think it was a few days ago Lunchbox

1:03:32

went to Matt hunted house and

1:03:35

that was just like, really funny the whole situation.

1:03:37

I thought that was really cool. So if you guys did

1:03:39

more stuff like that, that would be awesome. You mean,

1:03:42

we should do more bits that we over

1:03:44

two months continue to stretch out in Milk

1:03:47

and it wasn't meant like that. We just had to get Lunchbox

1:03:49

to Iowa and that was tough. He had to drive ten hours,

1:03:52

we had to get that house was hard to airbnb right

1:03:54

because it self has packed. I mean it's sold out

1:03:56

every night if you look at the Calendard's book booked,

1:03:58

booked, booked. But it was a great bit. So thank

1:04:00

you for acknowledging that. Lunchbox still a lot of driving

1:04:02

to get up there, and I was pretty proud

1:04:04

of that segment and the nine years it took to finish

1:04:06

it. So thank you for the call, and

1:04:08

I hope you have awesome day. I'm glad we can help you out in the morning.

1:04:11

Thank you. If you guys want to be part

1:04:13

of the show, we encourage you to call us. Eight seven

1:04:15

seven seventy seven. Bobby, It's

1:04:18

time for the good news.

1:04:24

Julie Weaver, who lives in Boise, Idaho,

1:04:26

was doing some shopping for her and her neighbor.

1:04:29

She gets to the checkout and it's like, the total

1:04:31

is gonna be a little over four hundred dollars, and she pulls

1:04:33

out her wallet and the casher goes, nope, your groceries

1:04:35

have already been paid for him. She's like, what do you

1:04:37

mean. She's like, yep, someone paid for him, No

1:04:40

idea who. She goes home and post about it on

1:04:42

Facebook, and it turns out it was happening

1:04:44

all over town. Some guy for his birthday,

1:04:46

he's the CEO of a company, gave all his

1:04:48

employees money and said go pay for people's groceries

1:04:51

at the grocery store. Five thousand dollars

1:04:53

worth the groceries throughout the town. Dang, that's awesome,

1:04:55

that's what it's all about. That was

1:04:57

tell me something good. I

1:05:00

just got a text from Kitlin, says Amy.

1:05:02

Called me pretending to be Food Network offering

1:05:05

me a contract. Oh yeah, were you joining a prank

1:05:07

call? Har Are you being funny? No, I was just being funny.

1:05:09

I had a call her about something and then I thought

1:05:12

right before and she picked up by the whole I'm gonna

1:05:14

say I'm the Food Network. Yesterday

1:05:16

Caitlyn posted a cooking video which I

1:05:18

had to convince her to do. I actually think she lost

1:05:20

a bet, and when she lost the bet, I said, Okay,

1:05:22

you have to make this cooking video. So she did

1:05:24

what they call engagement chicken, which

1:05:27

she kind of walks through all the steps and she

1:05:29

wasn't engaged at the time, and the first part of the videos

1:05:31

like, hey, I don't know if this works. I got no ring on my finger.

1:05:34

But then there's a graphic that I put

1:05:36

up. The other goes one week later she was engaged because

1:05:38

she was but we'll put it up if you want to see it at

1:05:40

bobbybones dot com. I was pretty proud of

1:05:42

her no interest in being on TV or

1:05:45

and she was like, yeah, I'll do it. She's a good cook, though, and people

1:05:47

who are already making it. She said

1:05:49

that to me last night. She's like, I cannot believe I

1:05:52

have like twenty people that made chicken last night and

1:05:54

I just posted it today. But it's a pretty

1:05:56

easy recipe and it is excellent.

1:05:59

Just when she makes is one of my favorite things, like

1:06:01

sticks lemons in its butt and cooks it. But

1:06:03

in the video she explained why she does

1:06:05

that. Okay, good, she's not doing it for fun, I

1:06:08

don't think so, and she watch out.

1:06:10

She only had me cut out one joke because

1:06:13

well because I was from a

1:06:15

lot of it. I was sitting behind the camera helping her,

1:06:17

and then she just got irritated with me being the director too.

1:06:20

Um, and there's that you have to go deep into

1:06:22

the chickens cavity and like put

1:06:24

put your hand in there and dig it out. And I go, hey, tell

1:06:26

everybody who asked the chicken for permission. First She's

1:06:28

like, I'm not saying that, no, no, no, yeah

1:06:34

yeah, but yeah yeah okay.

1:06:37

Um. So check it out Bobbybones dot com if

1:06:39

you want to see that, Gabby in North

1:06:41

Carolina, you are on the show.

1:06:43

We appreciate you calling Gabby. What's going on?

1:06:47

Hey, good morning studio morning. So

1:06:50

I just wanted to call and say

1:06:53

one congratulations everyone. Um,

1:06:56

Mike Ray and Bobby.

1:06:58

You guys are all still send you in to bring Joyce.

1:07:01

Twenty twenty was your guys's engagement

1:07:03

and also getting married. Thank

1:07:05

you. That's huge. Thank you. Um.

1:07:08

But I wanted to say that

1:07:11

your book Fight, Grand

1:07:13

Repeat, Fail Until you Don't actually

1:07:16

encouraged me to stop a long

1:07:18

time addiction. And I know it sounds minor,

1:07:21

but I was severely addicted to soda.

1:07:25

I'm twenty seven now. I've been drinking

1:07:27

soda almost every day since I was

1:07:29

seven, and

1:07:32

I'm now. Yesterday celebrated a year

1:07:34

of not drinking soda. Wow, it's a big deal. Yeah,

1:07:37

I'll give you a clap for that, because I also had

1:07:39

a really bad soda problem where I was drinking

1:07:41

a three liter of Mountain Dew a day. I just didn't

1:07:43

know how bad it was for me. And listen, do you want to do

1:07:45

anything in moderation? I feel like that's okay. I don't

1:07:48

do moderation well period. And

1:07:50

my book that I wrote, I guess it's been out a couple of years

1:07:52

now. It's called fail

1:07:55

Until You Don't. It's about making tiny, tiny

1:07:57

changes, because one tiny change of time

1:08:00

is actually what gets you to that massive change. Anybody

1:08:03

that changes a lot quickly, they

1:08:05

don't maintain because it's so hard

1:08:07

to absorb a massive change. So

1:08:10

what was your what was your secret there, Gabby

1:08:12

to making that last? Well,

1:08:15

mainly one would pray

1:08:17

a lot, and then I had help from my husband

1:08:20

and my kids, because then I would go to drink a soda

1:08:22

and my kids to say, really, Mom, why are you doing

1:08:25

this? And then

1:08:27

I go

1:08:29

ahead. I kept done drinking like in moderation,

1:08:32

and then I got down to where I was like, you know what, I'm

1:08:34

not going to drink this anymore. And

1:08:36

then I started drinking gatorade, and then

1:08:38

I didn't like how that tasted. Started to drink water.

1:08:41

For me, I drink sparkling water because

1:08:43

it's the closest thing to soda. Drink the

1:08:45

Waterloo sparkling water and flavored. It's really good.

1:08:48

Mike d lost over one hundred pounds doing the same

1:08:50

kind of thing where he was like, I don't like where

1:08:52

I am right now, so let me change a little bit. You just started

1:08:54

walking a little bit. Then it was a mile a

1:08:56

day. Then it was like, well, I kind of like, what's happening

1:08:58

here? Let me eat just a little bit better. Next

1:09:01

thing. You know, it's a year and a half later, he's lost one

1:09:03

hundred and ten hundred and fifteen pounds. So hey,

1:09:05

I love that. Thanks for sharing that story, Gabby. I think

1:09:07

that's you say, a small thing, but I

1:09:09

think we all have these things in our life we'd like to kind

1:09:11

of kick in the butt that seemingly

1:09:14

are small, but take a lot of dedication

1:09:16

to do it. And that's a great example. Thank

1:09:19

you. All right, have a good day, Gabby. Thanks,

1:09:22

have a good day. Let's go to Brandon in

1:09:24

Arkansas. Hey, Brandon, welcome

1:09:27

to the Bobby Bones Show. What's going on in I'm

1:09:31

driving down the road. I don't know if y'all can hear

1:09:33

me or not. When I'm in over the road truck driver, I

1:09:36

heard y'all talking about Hello,

1:09:39

Yeah, we're here, man, all right,

1:09:41

just thank you. Sure. I heard y'all talking about

1:09:43

superstitions this morning. And

1:09:46

I worked for Goodwill Northwest

1:09:48

Arkansas, and I

1:09:51

broke three mirrors one day,

1:09:54

and I kid do not. I came out of the

1:09:56

store and I had two flat tires

1:09:59

on my truck. Well,

1:10:01

in the next segment, we got a few minutes till we get to lunchboxes

1:10:04

segment. He is for ten bucks superstition.

1:10:07

He's decided that he's gonna do them. We have a ladder he's

1:10:09

gonna walk under. We have a mirror he's gonna

1:10:12

break. We have an umbrella he's gonna

1:10:14

open purposefully in the room. And you've

1:10:16

said you'll do all this and you don't worry about it. Yeah, I don't

1:10:18

worry about it. I mean I went in to spend the night with ghosts.

1:10:20

I kind of feel like I know how they work, and I don't think

1:10:22

they're gonna mess with me just for breaking

1:10:24

a mirror. He's gonna get paid ten bucks to step

1:10:26

on a crack purposefully, two

1:10:29

dollars for tipping over a salt shaker, and

1:10:31

two dollars to find a black cat and film it, which

1:10:33

will be later today. But I'm gonna give him this money,

1:10:35

and then we're gonna see you over the next week or so. How as

1:10:37

luck is, every day we'll do a lull check in WHOA

1:10:40

how is it? Cat? Only two dollars? That's like the most

1:10:42

scary one. That's what was written on my screen

1:10:44

that you agreed to two dollars. I think I agreed to ten. I

1:10:46

think someone's trying to rip me off. We'll

1:10:48

need to see the video and then we'll we'll

1:10:50

go to it. But he's gonna do all those coming up in the

1:10:52

next segment. Let's get to the news right now, bobbies

1:10:56

straight. It's not a lot of the

1:10:59

times that we talked about, but this is

1:11:01

more than sports think is going to be extremely

1:11:03

entertained or go holy

1:11:06

moley, that's real. So let's start with this. Last

1:11:08

night, the Dodgers win the World Series. Here's the final call.

1:11:11

The Dodgers clinch a World Series victory, first

1:11:13

in thirty two years and rooting

1:11:18

ownership Andrew

1:11:21

Friedman, Dave

1:11:24

Roberts.

1:11:31

Okay, so you're probably not that interested in that, am I

1:11:33

right? Not in particular? Right now I am.

1:11:35

Now this is where it starts to get interesting, all these stories.

1:11:37

I just needed to set that up. Okay, So

1:11:40

last night, Justin Turner, who plays for

1:11:42

the Dodgers, they pulled him out of the game

1:11:44

in the middle of the game because he has coronavirus.

1:11:46

They got a test back in the middle of the game. Who yeah,

1:11:50

crazy, You're like, yo, dude. He wasn't having

1:11:52

a great game. He was over three two strikeouts,

1:11:55

but they pulled him out of the game, so

1:11:57

he didn't go back into the eighth inning. The team didn't say

1:11:59

anything whenever they pulled him out.

1:12:01

Initially, sources told a guy from ESPN

1:12:03

that he had been asked to isolate after

1:12:05

the positive test, but no one. And

1:12:08

I was looking at the picture and he went on the pild after one celebrated

1:12:10

with the team man, and he had his mask

1:12:12

on it. First he was out there with the mask and

1:12:14

because a few of them did. But then for the picture

1:12:17

he pulled his mask off. But yeah,

1:12:20

here's what happened, sources say. Then the second

1:12:22

ending, the lab doing the COVID nineteen

1:12:25

tests in form Major League Baseball that

1:12:27

his test came back Monday inconclusive.

1:12:30

It's unclear why the results of the test arrived

1:12:32

after the game began, as they typically do beforehand.

1:12:35

So sample's taken from Tuesday arrived

1:12:37

at the lab and when it showed up positively,

1:12:39

goes, we gotta get him out, get him out of the game. Could

1:12:41

they not hold off, like one more hour? He's

1:12:44

just an hour. They

1:12:46

ended up winning, but they pulled him right in the game, right in the middle

1:12:48

of the game. That is crazy. Now here's another

1:12:50

one. So congratulations to the Dodgers. Now

1:12:52

let me shout out the Wisconsin Badgers. I

1:12:55

love Madison, Eddie and I go up there. They are the

1:12:57

nicest folks. Are actually posted on Instagram

1:13:00

or yesterday I reposted in Madison

1:13:02

when I did a belly down stage

1:13:05

dive on I did crowdsurfing.

1:13:07

I realized you never do that because their hands kept punching

1:13:09

me in the junk. Yeah, that was in Madison, and

1:13:12

I started going take me back to the stage, take

1:13:14

me back, and they did. They put me right back on the stage. They're

1:13:16

very kind. So let me shout out Madison. But

1:13:18

last Friday, the Wisconsin Badger's football

1:13:20

team, their backup quarterback had to play. Graham

1:13:23

Murtz let the team to victory over Illinois.

1:13:25

It's a big win for Wisconsin. After that

1:13:27

game, he was diagnosed with coronavirus. Well,

1:13:30

things got even worse as the Badger's third strain

1:13:32

quarterback Chase Wolf, tested positive for

1:13:34

coronavirus. So fourth

1:13:37

quarterback Danny Vanden Boom is the next

1:13:39

man out. He's expected to start this weekend

1:13:42

as long as he could stay healthy. The

1:13:45

thing is, these guys, all the quarterbacks practice

1:13:47

together. You know, they're all together all the time. Isn't

1:13:50

that not funny?

1:13:53

Flying? Ironic? But it's wild? Yeah,

1:13:55

yeah, unfortunate.

1:13:58

Yeah, and that now

1:14:00

I'm back to the Dodgers that that guy just

1:14:02

went and celebrated after So

1:14:04

is anybody else a little annoyed that he came?

1:14:06

And probably not? I think they all understood. We

1:14:08

were like, we want a world serious. Yeah, I mean I know that

1:14:11

that's huge, but I hope nobody

1:14:13

it doesn't spread just other people.

1:14:16

I agree in

1:14:18

that situation, i'd

1:14:20

have to really go. I want to. I would want to be on

1:14:22

the field so bad to take the championship

1:14:24

picture and celebration. If you had Corona

1:14:26

and we won something and we were all celebrating, I would

1:14:29

be like, come on, you're right. Yeah,

1:14:33

Like I just would hope that my body,

1:14:35

which I do think and my body could handle it, but

1:14:37

I would hope you never know. And then yeah,

1:14:40

there's stories about how down the line it may

1:14:42

affect you when you're older, because

1:14:44

I think again, it's like point one

1:14:46

percent of people who have no outside

1:14:48

conditions. Yeah. Um, but

1:14:51

still crazy story last night, crazy

1:14:54

story with the Wisconsin I'm gonna give you one more sports story

1:14:56

that does not have to do a coronavirus, okay, and then

1:14:58

I have one you do? Yeah, okay? Cool? Do

1:15:00

you know who Lane Kiffin is now? So

1:15:03

Lane Kiffin right now coaches for Old Miss.

1:15:05

So he got fined twenty five thousand dollars

1:15:07

by the SEC because they played Auburn.

1:15:10

Auburn got lucky again the same way they got lucky when

1:15:12

Arkansas played him. We should have beat him. They got a call

1:15:14

they shouldn't have got, and they ended up winning the game. So Lane

1:15:17

Kiffin and retweets something and you

1:15:19

can't as a coach do that. And he was flying twenty five thousand

1:15:21

dollars. So yesterday he's like, I want to pay this with all

1:15:23

pennies. So he started

1:15:25

going, hey, how many pennies can I get? But

1:15:28

by the way, he kept saying it wrong. He was like, um,

1:15:31

okay, how do I twenty five thousand pennies? Okay? Me two

1:15:33

hundred and fifty thousand? Okay, I mean two point five. And he kept

1:15:36

kept tweeting through it. Don't we have

1:15:38

a coin shortage anyway? Possibly?

1:15:42

But that was it. I thought that was funny.

1:15:44

I would love it if Lane Kiffin was

1:15:46

to pay for the sec who,

1:15:48

by the way, have really sucked this

1:15:50

year. Yeah,

1:15:53

I am saying it. It's still bitter. I'm still

1:15:55

bitter. That's bull crap. All right,

1:15:57

what's your story, Amy, Well, mine isn't sports related,

1:15:59

but you're getting so excited about these

1:16:01

stories that you're like pointing your finger in there.

1:16:05

I'm more naturally a sports guy than I am. Coming

1:16:07

to me. Oh, I know, but you're like super into it.

1:16:09

So you're using your arm a lot, which leads

1:16:11

me to that, are you wearing a new shirt because your

1:16:13

tag is still under your arm? This is what I had two of these

1:16:15

bottom my last shoot, and this one's too big,

1:16:18

and so I wore the other one the whole time, and this morning I'm

1:16:20

in sweats and like a dress shirt. Yeah, I

1:16:22

went in the closet. It was dark. I don't went to the lights

1:16:24

on. I just grabbed something off a hangar. But lift up your

1:16:26

arm. Do you see what I'm talking about? You had a tag on it. I

1:16:31

don't think you should be, but I mean I've been there

1:16:34

many pearl shirts. I thought you were going to wear it today and

1:16:37

then return it. Yeah, you were

1:16:39

getting so like every time you lifted your arm

1:16:41

to be like, I can't believe this happened. All I see

1:16:43

is this tag flapping because it's huge. It's

1:16:45

a shirt Ariot

1:16:49

like the boots. Yeah, yeah cool because

1:16:51

I was on a farm and so they

1:16:53

dressed me for this stuff. I show up and yeah, but this

1:16:55

shirt was a little too big, which fits perfectly.

1:16:58

They just like put me in form fitting. That's

1:17:02

the news, would just being Bobby,

1:17:04

I got you now hit her Ray,

1:17:07

Bobby's story

1:17:11

begin of form fitting. Did we ever talk about

1:17:13

how you were pinning your suit back at

1:17:15

Ray's wedding for pictures? We should?

1:17:19

Okay, I'll tell you what. We have a couple of things because

1:17:21

we have a caller to let me see

1:17:23

if they're still on. Hey, put on Sabina

1:17:26

from Tampa, Ray, please, I'd like to bring her

1:17:28

up for a second. Hey, Sabina, it's Bobby. How are

1:17:30

you. I'm good, How are

1:17:32

you? I'm really good? Morning? Sorry,

1:17:34

morning morning? Um.

1:17:37

Can you stay on hold for I gotta I'm gonna play a

1:17:39

song, a really good song. Can you stay on hold

1:17:41

for like five minutes because I do think you have something

1:17:43

interesting to bring up? Absolutely?

1:17:46

Okay, it's Sabina and Tampa something about the

1:17:48

wedding that she also wants to say, Rai's

1:17:50

wedding and then you can hassle

1:17:52

me. Okay on

1:17:55

with us right now? Is Sabina and Tampa Florida.

1:17:58

Hey, Sabina really appreciate you holding now, what'd

1:18:00

you want to talk about? I

1:18:02

just wanted to call in because I know that last week,

1:18:05

prior to rain Window's

1:18:07

wedding, Eddie was really like

1:18:09

self conscious about not having to wear a

1:18:11

hat or not being able to wear a hat to the wedding.

1:18:13

But I've been looking at the pictures over the weekend,

1:18:16

like he looks great. Like he needs

1:18:18

to have a little more self confidence in himself. Likes

1:18:21

you all looked great first of all, but like he's

1:18:24

been good. I thought the same thing. I haven't

1:18:26

said something to Eddie in private

1:18:29

pre wedding because you're a self conscious

1:18:31

you're losing your hair. Yeah, out of my control.

1:18:33

No guy wants it to happen. It sucks.

1:18:36

And so Eddie wanted to wear a cowboy hat and Ray

1:18:38

and Bass said, fine, where a cowboy hat? But then Eddie goes,

1:18:40

you know, I don't want to be the star of the show. It's not my show, right,

1:18:42

because you would have looked ridiculous up there or

1:18:44

really cool. No, you're

1:18:47

not a cowboy hat guy, though, if when

1:18:49

you were like, well, look at George straight, but he wears a cowboy

1:18:51

hat all the time. Look at Garth then Garth

1:18:54

didn't even have a hatb At the wedding, Garth was there

1:18:56

and didn't have a hat on Clint Black but they

1:18:58

were a hat anyway. So you didn't do

1:19:00

it. I did not do it. I thought you

1:19:02

look so much better than you think you do.

1:19:05

You mean that I do. I know you said that to

1:19:07

me, and I said that would no microphone, just me and you. I

1:19:09

was like, hey, man, I know you're self conscious about it, but it

1:19:12

actually doesn't look near as bad as you think. It actually looks fine.

1:19:14

That's what my wife says too. And it's hard

1:19:16

to believe it because I see it. I

1:19:18

see, I guess I saw. I know what I once

1:19:20

looked like. And I've seen me just lose

1:19:22

all my hair and it just kind of it

1:19:24

hurts me a little bit. And then then

1:19:27

I see a picture and I'm like, oh, my head is so big,

1:19:29

because usually people have hair to balance out

1:19:31

the whole head, and like, ah, whatever, but I trust

1:19:33

you guys, and you did say that, and I believe you. Thank you.

1:19:35

I only saw one bad comment about it, and

1:19:37

it was on Lunchboxes Instagram, and I went

1:19:39

after I'm hard. Yeah, of course I felt

1:19:42

very protective. He was like, what does Eddie look like the only one

1:19:44

over sixty? Oh? He

1:19:46

was just trying to raz you. And

1:19:48

I got on Lunch's comments and I was like, do not

1:19:50

be a dB. There's no reason for this. Rank you.

1:19:52

You're just doing it to be funny. Thank you. Luckily I

1:19:54

didn't see that, or that would have really hurt me. Luckily

1:19:57

I just told you. But

1:19:59

the father you've protected me. It makes me feel better. Yeah.

1:20:02

Well, I appreciate that, Sabina, thank you for the

1:20:04

call. And Eddie appreciates that too. I do

1:20:09

thank you guys for everything you do. All right, have a great day.

1:20:11

Go ahead, Amy, go ahead and bring up from raised wedding

1:20:13

something that hasn't been brought up because I don't think it's a big deal.

1:20:16

So big ahead. Well, okay, so

1:20:19

y'all walk down the aisle. The groom's been come

1:20:21

walking down and then we're sitting in the

1:20:23

pews and the little chapel and

1:20:27

out comes Eddie's, then comes Lunchbox,

1:20:29

and then hell, here comes Bobby. And then as

1:20:31

he passes and we're like, oh, he looks so good. As

1:20:33

he passes us, Kaitlin and I are both looking at your

1:20:35

back and then we realized

1:20:38

there was four safety

1:20:41

pins cinching your

1:20:43

coat together to make it fit better, but

1:20:45

like they were not hidden. So when you're walking

1:20:47

down the aisle, that's what everybody saw on

1:20:50

your backside was your your the

1:20:52

way you rigged your suit and you couldn't

1:20:54

get it tailored, No problem with it. One

1:20:57

my jacket came out a little big, but

1:20:59

not so big. I wanted to take it back, so

1:21:01

I said, okay, I can handle this. So I just pinned

1:21:04

it in the back to look like it actually fit.

1:21:06

No, you don't see it in any picture. It's not

1:21:08

a lasting imprinted memory to anybody

1:21:10

but you who just brought it up. Now it's forever

1:21:13

gonna live on them. No, I just thought it was funny forever on

1:21:15

the podcast, it was funny.

1:21:17

I feel like none of these guys

1:21:19

up there would have we even noticed if their jacket

1:21:21

was two inches around their

1:21:23

waist. Then dumpty dumpty in that jacket.

1:21:26

You did it? No, no, before the safety

1:21:28

pins. Yeah, before the safety pins. Oh did you help him pin

1:21:30

it a little bit? Yeah, don't worry about that. Up. I

1:21:32

love his head, he loves my thank you back. We

1:21:35

got our backs. I just didn't know if you knew how

1:21:37

visible they were in hot But I don't care. No

1:21:39

one saw all saw your back.

1:21:41

I don't care about you. It's this just raised moments,

1:21:44

right ray. Yeah, I thought the group

1:21:46

looked great. I mean I had my nephew. People

1:21:48

said I was too short. I mean, we're not a perfect

1:21:51

looking group. This isn't a movie, this is real

1:21:53

life. And they're like, race should have stood on something. No,

1:21:55

no, no, that's

1:21:57

not funny though, because that's my height in real life.

1:22:00

Like that's how tall I am. So that's

1:22:02

why I look short compared to other people. So

1:22:04

I don't get it. Yeah, that's rude. This is why people

1:22:06

get so upset at the Internet and naming, because you guys

1:22:09

just say stuff that's mean for not reason. I

1:22:11

was just talking about you pinning it and how it was funny.

1:22:13

I'm happy with it. Yeah, it's listen,

1:22:16

that's what's levable about me. It is thank

1:22:18

you you do you.

1:22:21

You guys can call us if you want eight seven, seven

1:22:24

seventy seven, Bobby, I've offered

1:22:26

Lunchbox ten dollars for each of these.

1:22:28

Raymond, if you can hear me with some bad

1:22:30

luck music of sorts, oh,

1:22:33

because you you will have a music

1:22:36

background as you do these things

1:22:38

that are, yeah, trying to be a money background, like money,

1:22:40

money, money, money. You

1:22:42

have venmo Oh yeah, I got Vinma signed

1:22:44

up for it because everybody gave me a hard time because I still use PayPal.

1:22:47

That's fine, too fine, okay, but

1:22:49

I'll benmo you these ten bucks at a time.

1:22:51

So Lunchbox has four

1:22:55

things he's gonna do on five things

1:22:57

he's gonna do right now on the show that

1:22:59

are all to bring bad luck. Number

1:23:01

one for ten dollars. We have a ladder

1:23:03

in the studio. Now it says

1:23:06

walk under the ladder. Now

1:23:08

here's the thing. We need to lean that ladder against the wall

1:23:10

and have him walk under it that way, because

1:23:12

walking through the middle of it's not bad luck. Do

1:23:14

you know what I'm saying? Like walking under a just walk under?

1:23:17

Who the crap caears? Maybe it's you know what?

1:23:20

Okay, he's walking into the ladder. There he goes. Oh

1:23:22

he's dancing through it. Okay, go back

1:23:24

through it, just for fine. Now

1:23:27

he's going backward. Oh

1:23:29

yeah, yeah exactly. Hey your head, lady,

1:23:34

you're bleeding. Ten dollars. Okay,

1:23:37

next up, break a mirror. Yeah

1:23:41

he has a hammer and it well, I got a little

1:23:43

handheld mirror. You're ready. Oh man,

1:23:46

he's gonna get him in his eye. Oh my god, can

1:23:48

you hear that? It's my hammer? Go ahead. Ten

1:23:51

dollars and oh

1:23:54

my goodnessness, I'm glad. I covered

1:23:56

my eyes. That thing

1:23:58

shattered like crazy. Yeah,

1:24:01

body, nobody walked barefoot in here.

1:24:03

Well that was dumb. Maybe

1:24:06

we should have like broken in a plastic bag thought

1:24:10

into this. There's mirror

1:24:12

everywhere. Now we have a custodian. We

1:24:15

have a vacuum. Okay, lunchbox made ten

1:24:18

more dollars there, whoa,

1:24:21

Okay, take that umbrella on the floor.

1:24:25

That's it now, if you'll slowly open that,

1:24:27

here we go open the light

1:24:30

is there? It is? And he opened

1:24:32

it and now he's singing in the

1:24:34

rain. Yeah, bad luck. I'm

1:24:36

writing down on me. I got an umbrella to protect

1:24:38

me. Okay, whoa, you want

1:24:40

to hold it? Next up, I

1:24:43

need you to step on a crack. Do

1:24:46

we have a crack? He can stop on anywhere. That's

1:24:51

funny, that's real funny. Edy, give him the

1:24:53

butt crack. He just does them on butt crack. I'm

1:24:55

coming. Is there one out in the hall, but he

1:24:57

watch out for the glass when you lay down, keep

1:25:00

point amy. He'll have to run

1:25:02

outside and do this one on the sidewalk. We'll do

1:25:04

that in a second. One more tip over a

1:25:06

salt shaker will

1:25:08

break it. You need to make sure that little salt

1:25:10

comes out of it, don't you tip it over. I don't even

1:25:12

know how. There's two fancy with a salt shaker for me. I don't

1:25:14

know how you can get salt out of there. Oh, salts

1:25:17

coming out? All right? Oh, and there

1:25:19

he goes. He tipped it over. Okay

1:25:23

for my friends.

1:25:25

So right now I'm forty bucks

1:25:28

two more dollars. If you step on a crack,

1:25:31

you can go outside and do that one all right there.

1:25:34

I guess I don't know how you're gonna see it, but okay,

1:25:40

there you go. There are cracks out. Forty two dollars.

1:25:43

Now what we're gonna do is

1:25:45

all week. Today's Wednesday. Every

1:25:47

day we're gonna check in. You can see if anything bad

1:25:49

has happened in his life. But you gotta be honest

1:25:51

with us, Lunchbox. You guys,

1:25:54

yes, she would you often do every day? Oh? No, I'm

1:25:56

never, but I'll be honest.

1:25:58

I mean I'll keep track of anything goes roll?

1:26:01

Would you have done that for forty two dollars? Aby?

1:26:03

All of that? No? I

1:26:06

can do other things with my time. What's

1:26:10

your time? That was done

1:26:13

that? No? That's not worth it. Yeah, I mean just for

1:26:15

that, Like you said, that's a little chance that it could

1:26:17

be true, and I's not worth it. Man. You

1:26:19

guys don't know what money can do? Do you what

1:26:23

we do? Okay,

1:26:26

we got a bunch of calls I want to hop on. We're gonna go

1:26:28

to them. Also, we're gonna talk about the Bachelorette last

1:26:30

night. I don't watch the show. However, when

1:26:32

I was looking at the replay clips, I was like, are you

1:26:34

kidding me? This is happening. Lunchbox, you said,

1:26:36

watch it so he'll come on and talk about that if he makes it

1:26:38

to the break. Yeah,

1:26:41

funny, you don't know. I'm gonna make it through

1:26:43

the break. I'm not moving all right, back in a second. All

1:26:47

right, let's go back and talk to a few callers here.

1:26:49

How about Corey

1:26:52

and Oklahoma. Corey, you

1:26:54

are on the Bobby Bones Show. How are you? I'm

1:26:58

doing great morning studio morn What

1:27:03

would you like to say? Well,

1:27:06

um, Eddie, my guy.

1:27:08

I really want to address this. So we

1:27:11

see all over the internet,

1:27:13

all over social media for sick

1:27:16

women, kurby women, all

1:27:18

kinds of women, Embrace yourself, women

1:27:20

empowerment, like all

1:27:22

the stuff, right, love yourself

1:27:24

the way you are? Like, why can't we start

1:27:27

some sort of like men too movement? Because

1:27:29

I'm telling you, men

1:27:33

are and they're amazing creatures

1:27:35

really, and they're very handsome. My boyfriend

1:27:37

in particular is

1:27:40

going bold, but he's super handsome.

1:27:43

I love that he's I

1:27:46

mean, I love I love his head. He

1:27:49

sounds really strange, but I feel

1:27:51

like men need that

1:27:55

reassurance as well. You see it all over

1:27:57

the internet for women, But what about

1:27:59

our guy? You know? Well, I'm gonna

1:28:01

tell you I was watching some clips of this Bachelorette

1:28:04

last night. All of these dudes have

1:28:06

like ninety three pounds. That's

1:28:09

why I don't watch these shows. I already am super self

1:28:11

conscious of my body. And I

1:28:13

tell Caitlin all the time that I'm like, I'm

1:28:16

trying to get in better shape for you. She's like, I don't need it,

1:28:18

You're great shape. Stop. I get on the scale

1:28:20

and it beeps and it'll go beep. She go, I

1:28:22

hear you. She knows your way.

1:28:25

Yeah, She's like, stop weighing yourself.

1:28:27

Okay, but look at those guys in it. What cost do

1:28:29

they have to look that way? You don't know what they're putting

1:28:32

their body through to look that way. Well, all

1:28:34

I know is I'm watching and I'm like, dang, I wish I had a

1:28:36

couple of those abs like that,

1:28:38

just a couple. Yeah, I'm not asking about what they

1:28:40

have, right, they're probably like me and I wish I had smarts

1:28:43

and humor like Bobby Bones. I bet you

1:28:45

not one of them.

1:28:48

Because people that are dumb don't I know

1:28:50

they're not dumb. Yeah, I don't think they're done.

1:28:52

No dumb people they don't know they're not. They don't

1:28:54

know they're dumb. And maybe I'm dumb and I don't know. I'm not dumb.

1:28:56

Here I am going people do are dumb, but dumb. People don't

1:28:58

know they're not dumb. They're dumb. See I'm

1:29:01

dumb. It's

1:29:03

week three of this The Bachelorette.

1:29:05

Not seen an episode. I do watch the clips, though, because

1:29:08

I'm intrigued by what's happening

1:29:10

here. This girl, Claire has

1:29:12

been on that show multiple times. She was

1:29:14

on the Bachelor, she was on Bachelorne

1:29:16

Paradise five times. I think, Yeah, she got engaged

1:29:19

on Winter Bachelor and Paradise or

1:29:21

whatever win Bachelor games. I mean she's

1:29:23

been all over the place. I don't know where from

1:29:25

that, I know where because she DM met about

1:29:27

a year and a half or so ago. Excuse me,

1:29:29

I'd said this on the show. I remember that, I

1:29:31

don't remember this, and we send if you messed back and

1:29:33

forth. But she was like, I live in Sacramento and Denny

1:29:36

and I were touring through Sacramento a lot.

1:29:39

No, I never met her, dude, I would have met her. Never

1:29:41

met her. So she's

1:29:44

on this show. She'd been on a bunch of times. Last

1:29:47

night, some guy named Yosef was on there.

1:29:49

Oh, this dude is he's annoying anyway,

1:29:51

and he thinks he's better than everybody. And they played

1:29:54

stripped dodgeball and on a

1:29:56

group date. And he is so upset

1:29:59

because he has a her at home and this is just

1:30:01

not respectful and shouldn't be shown

1:30:03

on TV. Okay, here you go. But if

1:30:05

my daughter saw me doing that, and my family saw me

1:30:08

doing that, I think of the thought that they would

1:30:10

have, think of, think of think of the example

1:30:12

that would be setting. I was so

1:30:14

appalmed but completely classless

1:30:16

display. I expected a lot

1:30:18

more from the oldest bachelorette that's ever

1:30:20

been. So he's

1:30:23

upset with her, and he calls her the oldest

1:30:25

bachelor wrette and this is when that's

1:30:27

when she got hot. She's like, oh

1:30:30

no, and she got so mad she started

1:30:32

doing the finger pointing at him. But

1:30:35

isn't that true? She is the oldest batch. Ye, she's thirty nine

1:30:37

years old. Probably was implying, yes, she would be mature,

1:30:39

she would be more mature, and that she would he would

1:30:41

expect something. But right, right,

1:30:44

Yeah, he's not. He's not wrong.

1:30:47

You can feel that way, sure, Joseph. It's

1:30:49

not like she comes up with these dates. Yeah,

1:30:51

I know. But you can also say I don't want to go play a trip dodgeball.

1:30:55

Come they can't make I agree, but

1:30:57

I'm saying he has a point. You would think someoney older they

1:30:59

are and gonna do dumb nineteen year old things. I'm

1:31:01

not okay. Here we go, next club. This is her kicking. This

1:31:03

is because I can't get out of here. Okay, go ahead. I'm

1:31:06

listening for someone to hold

1:31:08

me. I'm looking for some I've listened to you.

1:31:10

No, no, no no, this entire time. Stop. Do

1:31:12

not stop me. I'll listen to you. I've

1:31:16

listened to you for the last twenty men. I'm not done

1:31:18

yet, asked you. You know what you are done. Let

1:31:20

me tell you something the way you're talking to me right

1:31:22

now. Never in a million

1:31:25

years, Claire, listen to me. Listen to me.

1:31:27

Never in a million years did I

1:31:29

ever think I would have to utter these words

1:31:31

again. Do not ever

1:31:34

talk to me like that. I never thought i'd ever have to

1:31:36

tell any man that

1:31:38

I would never want them being the father of my

1:31:40

child. And I stand by that I would never

1:31:42

want my children having a father like you.

1:31:45

Get out of here listening. It's

1:31:48

obviously we're nutty because you've been

1:31:50

on that show five times that alone. Looking at her resume,

1:31:52

you're like, all right, and obviously he's

1:31:55

nutty because you don't go on this show thinking

1:31:57

you're gonna find love for real. You go on

1:31:59

trying to go, Okay, how can I parlay this into something

1:32:02

else? Um? But he's gone, She's

1:32:04

gone Wow. But here's the whole thing is

1:32:06

she and the story

1:32:09

is because she leaves the show. She came

1:32:11

into the show. She had met somebody that was going to be cast

1:32:13

originally, they started talking on Instagram. They fell in love before

1:32:15

the show. She picked him immediately, and

1:32:18

they're leaving the show together, Like, he gets

1:32:20

out of the limo and they hug and he walks

1:32:22

away and she's whispers out loud, I

1:32:24

think I just met my husband. So here and and Dale

1:32:27

right Dale? And so they are just this whole episode

1:32:29

is all about Dale, like a like at

1:32:31

one point they disappear into her room for an

1:32:33

hour and they are just making out,

1:32:35

and other guys who are just sitting around the pool going well

1:32:37

should we go look for them? And they go knock on

1:32:39

her door and they're like, oh, we were just talking. And

1:32:42

they go on a group date and she's like, why is everybody

1:32:44

so mean to Dale? What did Dale sale about me? That's

1:32:46

all she talked about to other guys was Dale,

1:32:48

and she says she's fallen in love with him.

1:32:50

Well, and she leaves the show, right, and

1:32:52

then everybody knows that it's not a spoiler. Right then

1:32:54

they bring another girl in. Okay, so

1:32:57

that's what's happening on the backstret there there's your recap.

1:32:59

But how crazy? I love it? This is

1:33:01

so good? Is it? Yes?

1:33:03

Because they probably did you watch that show last night?

1:33:06

Two hours? I watched about eight

1:33:08

minutes of it this morning, and I felt fulfilled by that eight

1:33:10

minutes. I can't imagine something. I

1:33:12

heard that flip and I'm fulfilled. Oh it's Dale,

1:33:14

this Dale? That Like, why are you guys so mean to Dale?

1:33:17

Why? Why are you rude to Dale? That's

1:33:19

my fiance route

1:33:21

for love. But I'm gonna tell you right now. O'dale

1:33:23

and Claire in two

1:33:26

and twenty five. I'd bet that they're

1:33:28

not gonna be together if I were just a

1:33:30

betting man. Wait, so when when is she going

1:33:32

to leave? I believe next week is when she's

1:33:34

gonna leave, because she tells the producers like, everybody

1:33:37

was so rude to my fiance, Well,

1:33:39

excuse me, and all

1:33:41

the guys like we should walk out. They're all mad and

1:33:44

what are they gonna do? And then Chris Harrison's

1:33:46

gonna sit down and say, congratulations,

1:33:48

you sunk the Bachelorette. All

1:33:51

right? Whoa guys that When

1:33:53

they say this is the most dramatic season

1:33:55

ever, this one really is. All

1:33:58

right? There you have it? Do

1:34:00

I regret doing that segment? No? It

1:34:03

was entertaining. Are you sure? Yeah? I

1:34:05

mean I'm not watching that stuff, but it was entertaining. Okay,

1:34:08

all right, I think that are

1:34:11

you Team Dale?

1:34:13

I'm done? Then you call us if you

1:34:15

want. Eight seven seven seventy seven

1:34:17

Bobby a couple of

1:34:19

pretty cool stories. Blake and Gown got engaged,

1:34:22

which Morgan talked about in the skinny.

1:34:24

But I was surprised to see that because they've been together

1:34:27

so long and haven't been engaged. I thought

1:34:29

either A they were secretly married or

1:34:31

B they were just like, we both be married

1:34:33

before. We love being together, no need to get

1:34:35

married. So but good for them. They

1:34:38

were posted yesterday

1:34:40

and I tried a zoom in on that ring.

1:34:42

I don't know anything about rings, but now that I bought one,

1:34:44

I'm like a little curious about rings now because

1:34:47

I would never look at I just never

1:34:50

cared, never looked, didn't know you know what everything

1:34:52

means? Now now I do, yeah, or

1:34:55

at least a little bit. So congratulations

1:34:57

to them. One other cool story, white Castle

1:34:59

will close for four hours on election day

1:35:01

to allow employees to vote. I think that's

1:35:04

amazing. Yeah, I think you should make them show

1:35:06

they voted. Oh right, and I just

1:35:08

go hang uh I think so.

1:35:11

Whitecastle announced yesterday that it's

1:35:13

closing all of its locations for four hours

1:35:15

on election day to give employees a chance

1:35:17

to vote. So I do love that, and I wanted

1:35:19

to recognize that. That's it for today.

1:35:21

Amy, what's going on today? So Share has

1:35:23

a dentist's appointment, so I'll go take her to that

1:35:26

in the middle of her school day, you know. So

1:35:29

then what do we have. I

1:35:31

have a podcast thing to record and then pretty

1:35:34

much just a normal night from there on out. What about you? Well,

1:35:36

I had scheduled today

1:35:38

to go play golf with Eddie, but it's probably gonna

1:35:40

rain, so we're now calling

1:35:43

an audible. We're gonna go hit balls. It's

1:35:45

somewhere else inside, so I think we're

1:35:47

gonna do that. This is gonna

1:35:49

be my relaxation day. I gotta pack headed

1:35:51

to the Grand Canyon this weekend. I'm

1:35:53

doing the skybridge,

1:35:56

like cleaning underneath it or you have to like hang over

1:35:58

the Grand came. Oh my goodness, because

1:36:00

there's a team that builds that bridge and I

1:36:02

have to go. That's crazy. Not one

1:36:04

I'm looking forward to. But I gotta start gathering

1:36:07

my materials for this is gonna be pretty though. Yeah

1:36:09

does that fall down?

1:36:11

It's pretty beautiful. Whoop. You're not gonna

1:36:13

look down, of course I will

1:36:15

know. That's the thing they tell you, don't look down, just

1:36:18

do your job extremely high things. And

1:36:20

I always look down, even when I tell myself

1:36:23

I'm not going to. So what I'm gonna

1:36:25

do is go, you know what, You're gonna look down, and you're gonna

1:36:27

be scared to death. As long as you know what's coming, you

1:36:29

can handle it better. When I look down stuff

1:36:31

like that, my knees get weak, like I just get

1:36:33

weak all over it. We will see you tomorrow.

1:36:35

Goodbye, everybody with

1:36:38

Abo