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Welcome

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to the show Morning Studio. We're

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gonna get to know the Bobby going show. I'm gonna go around the room

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here and you just answer it and we'll figure out

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if you're weird or not. Okay, okay. The question

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is where do you watch TV? Living room? Bedroom,

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on your phone, on your computer? Just in general? Where

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are you watching shows? Eddie? I started

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my living room, but I watch a lot in my bedroom,

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in the bed, in my bed. Yeah. Do

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you ever worry that you're in the bed so much that the bed doesn't feel

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like the place to go to sleep? I thought about that,

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but no, and the usually what happens. I started a show

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and then I fall asleep by halfway through. So that's

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always annoying to me because I don't want to go and track

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back where was Yeah? When I tracked back,

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I'm seeing things I didn't see. Yeah, that's annoying.

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Yeah, that's tough. I man, I don't I really don't

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do that. If I get sleepy, I'll turn it off. But then once I

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turn it off, I'm so awake. I'm like, oh, man, well

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now I'm awake. So I can

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never quite figure that one out. So mostly

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bedroom, mostly bedroom, and on your actual TV

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lunchbox, living room. Don't

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watch it on my phone, don't watch it on my computer.

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Don't have a TV in the bedroom. It's

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on the couch. That's the only place I watched TV

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on a real, actual TV, and I still

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have cable. You don't have a

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TV in your bedroom at all? Nothing?

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How many TVs do you have in your house? Too? Where

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one in the living room and in the toy room

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so that way I can be in there with the kids, like and if I want they

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want to watch they watch their TV in there. If we want to watch

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one of the kids shows or if a game's

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on, I want to watch it while they're playing with toys. Boom.

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But like if I'm watching like a TV

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show, I'm in the living room.

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Amy, I just had the TV removed

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from my room because it was hanging on the wall. Had

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that taken down three days ago. It's out about

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it, Yeah, I do. I feel

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really good about it. And I mostly watch on my computer

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anyway, and not really so much in

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my room, but just carry it around

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with me. I probably watch most

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on my phone. That is so weird. You

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have a big screen and you're gonna watch it

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on the most most you're yelling because,

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yeah, I get mad. I'm not doing anything that

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is upset. We have a TV in

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the bedroom, so we'll watch maybe we do watch

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hopefully a show at night, just one hour, my

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wife do. I try to set it aside, and sometimes we can't. But

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it's I have YouTube TV, so

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I'm watching games all the time on my phone. When I'm working, I'll

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prop it up. I don't sit in the bedroom

2:20

in the living room in the TV's real big. I'll just prop it up

2:22

and put it and put some mirror buds in and watch

2:24

games or Sports Center

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or straight phone.

2:29

Probably sixty percent of the time. That's amazing. You can

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watch it wherever you are, Like, that's cool.

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No, it's cool. But I just almost got beat up for

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saying. I know. But he's in his house and

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he watches it on the smallest screen he has. It

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makes no sense while he's doing other things. But I can

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also move around. I can go up and work out and

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that our gym area, and I can run on the treadmill.

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Just put my phone right there and watch

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a game on my phone. He's so mad. I

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don't know why he's not. Yeah, and when I

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travel because Netflix allows you

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to download shows only on your phone, not on your

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computer, but on your I get it. If you're on

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an airpoint. I'm just telling watch at

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your house. It makes no sense. Yes, I

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just made all the sense for you. No, don't you have it? You have a

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TV in your workout room? No, it's

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not you No, not connected to TV. Okay,

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not collective like cable. I guess I could put YouTube TV

3:14

on it, but I don't play music from the little

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TV. Well and Lunchbox did say, like I have cable.

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No, he's got all these streaming devices that he steals

3:21

from his relatives. But I do have still have cable.

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I'm one of the get upset. It's a weird dis stuff. Well,

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I think it's crazy that, like Amy, like, you have a TV

3:28

in your house and you watch it on your computer. It makes no

3:30

sense, nobody. I can't carry

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that around. I got an idea letter liver or

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life. Yeah, when I'm cooking, when I'm getting ready,

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when I'm doing laundry, I carry it. You're stupid,

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right, No screen, that's the

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biggest right, Yeah, Like what's the point

3:44

of having to TV? Then just get rid of it to watch it. When I

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did, I just got rid of the one of Okay, we're not fighting

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this early. I thank you guys.

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It's time to open up the mail bag you

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send get

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something. Hello,

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Bobby Bones. I've been my boyfriend for

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four and a half years now. We've talked about getting

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married, and I honestly thought he was going to propose

4:07

over the holidays, but that did not happen.

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I'm confident he feels the same way, but when it comes to

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big life decisions, he tends to need

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a little push, even when

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it comes to things involving his career, even

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when it comes to other big things. I

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know it's not the most traditional. Well how

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about this push? Can I take control? Can

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I propose? Signed?

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Possibly the one to in the asking? Why

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shakes No, you can't do the

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asking. It's absolutely disrespectful.

4:36

It's weird. It's sting

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him him being in

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control and doing what the man is supposed to do. By

4:43

getting down on the need to propose, You

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cannot propose. You could ruin your relationship

4:48

and his ego and his

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like he goes his boys, Oh my girlfriend

4:52

proposed me? Like what? He loses

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respect in life? His ring on the Instagram.

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Yeah, you can't do that, just absolutely

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terrible for relationship. No, no, Eddie,

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no, look I agree with her on

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the push. I needed a push.

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I was dating my wife for six years.

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I didn't even think about marriage, so yes,

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we do need that bizarre, I know. I

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was just like, our life is comfortable. I don't

5:14

know about her asking get

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married you ultimatum. She

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came to me and said, hey, listen, like we've

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been dating for a long time, either we get

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married or I'm out. That's

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a push. It is a push, and I like

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that because I experienced it and I

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needed that push. I liked that a lot better than her proposing.

5:32

What if she would have proposed done one knee and

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said, like, what did get get up? Get up? So what are you doing? What are

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you doing? Because I want to do it, you know,

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like you know, no, you didn't want to do it that bad. It was

5:41

six years, but eventually

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I want I want to do the proposing. I

5:45

want to buy the ring. I want to find out what size

5:48

ring she is. I want to get down one knee ask her dad

5:50

for promos. Again, you didn't want it so bad because you didn't

5:52

do it. No one to the point where she had to come and tell you. If you don't

5:54

do it, I'm out. I would have eventually, okay,

5:57

yoga ten years later. Yeah. So

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if she would a propos though, like literally,

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if she said, if you say yes, we'll get married

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or no, and you say anything else,

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I'm out. If you say get up, If you say if she would

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ever proposed, and you had to give a yes or no, I'd say

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yes. But but but again,

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that's like, wow, no time to think, Lunchbox,

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if your wife had proposed, no, guys,

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we need to talk to Lunchbox about what really

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happened with his engagement. Well, you asked her on the phone

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exactly. He didn't get it out on any knee, and

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she kind of brought it up on the phone. Wait, did you get

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down on a knee on the phone. No? No, okay,

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no, not ill just sit on the couch. You're

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sitting on the couch. But I was sitting on the couch and

6:33

we were talking about my brother's upcoming wedding

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and she was like, oh, maybe we should get married, and I was like, are

6:37

you serious? And she was like, she just proposed, exactly

6:42

proposing that Lunchbox was proposed

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to. No, exactly guys, I was not

6:46

proposed to go ahead, And I said,

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oh, so you want to get married? She goes yeah, She goes yeah,

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I just said it and proposed to you. So that's basically I never

6:52

said yes to her. I said,

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oh, you want to get married? Yes, because that you acknowledge.

6:56

Oh oh, And I never said I never

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said yes to anything. Then

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I wow,

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twisting? Do you take things

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in twisty? You guys are like to twist twisty.

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That's a good, good, good one. Amy, What

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do you think Listen? I

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feel like I am all about traditions

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I used to be, but some just also

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need to go. And I feel like

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it's okay if you decided something specially

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you want to do, you can,

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but you could also just yeah, nudge, nudge

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and see what happens. You got to

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know him, and so if you would

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be embarrassed to tell his family and his friends

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that you propose, maybe you don't do that. But you have

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to actually, like Eddie say, kick him in the butt by

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going Hey, if you don't, I'm out, because

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that's a real lafe thing to happen to you. Yes, And I

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didn't know I needed that until she said it. I'm like, oh, but

7:44

you still wanted to buy the ring, get on in eventually,

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eventually what that moment?

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No? Two more years? Honestly,

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how long you know? I can't answer that question. It

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didn't work out that way. I think Ray is getting tight too, because

7:57

he was gonna come to him. What was your story?

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My story was everything was always laid out middle

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school, high school, college. There's never a time

8:04

frame really when you had to get married. So that just

8:06

floated, having a career that kind of just floated.

8:08

She just got to figure it out. No, no, no, let's talk about you

8:11

for me. It had been six years, six years later.

8:13

That was the hashtag at the wedding, and then Bazier

8:16

just said we got to get married, like stop, and

8:19

I was like, all right, cool. So she would she would say

8:21

like June and I push you back, no, no no, nothing,

8:23

date, What do you mean? She said, you gotta get me.

8:25

Did she propose to you? No, she didn't, but she said

8:27

we need to get engaged by June. And

8:29

I pushed it back from June and I did December, and then you proposed

8:32

in December. Got it? Yeah, that

8:35

is almost like her proposal. But she put an ultimatum

8:37

and then he didn't reach it, and she got ultimatum.

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Eddie got ultimatum. I did. Lunchbox proposed

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pose? Right, you propose? No?

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Right, that's sorry. Sorry, that's

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sorry. That slipped out the wrong one. Box. Here's

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what you do, the one doing the asking. There is no

8:57

absolute answer to this, but probably

8:59

it's, hey, I want to

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get married. Are you going to propose

9:03

soon? Because if you're not, that's

9:06

not good. So let me know. And

9:08

that's you kind of proposing, but telling

9:10

him he's got to do it because or

9:13

are you just propose like Lunchbox? His wife didn't. Yeah,

9:16

that's sweet, buddy. Who'd you call first? I

9:18

didn't get proposed to. Did

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you say yes to the dress? No? No, I didn't

9:22

do that. Proposed a picture with you in the ring? I

9:25

said, so you want to get married? She said yes,

9:27

and there we go. That was forgot her.

9:29

Then she went to the store with her mom

9:31

and her sister picked out a ring, and

9:34

then I went. She picked out the ring, so

9:37

then I went when I was down there, when I was in town

9:40

for my brother's bachelor party, I went, met her

9:42

at the store, got to the ring, put it

9:44

on her finger. And then I went to the airport after

9:47

your proposed to that. Sweet Okay, we've

9:50

got your that

9:53

was clothed. Here's

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a voicemail from Sadie and Pittsburgh. I'm

10:00

a nurse and I just got off of what

10:02

I ended up being like a thirteen hour shift, and

10:05

I'm currently in the hospital parking garage,

10:07

stuck because the gates won't

10:09

open, and I'm like the fourth car

10:11

back. So we've kind of formulated

10:14

a plan to just run through the barriers

10:16

if they don't come in the next fifteen minutes,

10:18

which will make this an hour long wait. You

10:21

guys always seem to have some pretty sound

10:23

judgment. Just kind of curious what you would

10:25

do in the situation, and I will call back

10:28

and let you know we end up doing Yeah, please

10:30

do so. I just

10:32

if you want to run through the barrier, don't

10:34

be the first car because that's the most damaged.

10:37

Yeah, somebody's gonna have to actually off their

10:39

car. Can you get like all these guys

10:41

to push it up? Does it move that?

10:43

I've never actually had to lift one, So

10:46

I think what I would do is call the non emergency

10:48

number. Not nine one one,

10:50

but sometimes it's four one one. Or

10:52

three one one or what and say, hey, we're stuck

10:55

here. We can't get out, especially if there's not a

10:57

button you can push on it to talk to an operator

10:59

that's on the other side of the box. Maybe

11:01

you go inside again and go, hey, we can't get this open

11:03

if the parking garage is connected to But

11:05

it just sounds like they would have tried all that. They've

11:08

formulated a plan for God's sake like that. So I think

11:10

they've thought about all the options, because there are multiple

11:12

people in multiple mouths and multiple brains talking

11:14

about them. But please doubt

11:16

they drove through it. Believe that would be the greatest

11:19

thing I've ever seen. But again, make sure

11:21

it's not. You can they get in trouble

11:23

for doing this, Like there's gonna be

11:25

footage, right,

11:27

I don't know because they and

11:30

we have proof. She called and said, we can't

11:32

get out. We've been in forty five minutes. What if you have to

11:34

get somewhere in its emergency, Yeah you have to drive

11:36

through it. Yeah, absolutely, So don't

11:38

be the first one. But what I would do is probably

11:41

if I can't get ahold of anybody with the parking garage, I would

11:43

call the non emergency number. A police

11:45

officers supposed to have all the codes to everything so they

11:47

can get in and out places. They there's also a

11:50

universal code to a lot of places. I've heard of

11:52

that. Yeah it's sixty six O

11:54

case you're wondering, but let us know what happens there, sayy,

11:57

we appreciate that. I do want to do a scam

11:59

alert now, scam alert or

12:01

protecting you. He's a real scams

12:03

amy. What do you have? Well, I got this one from a

12:05

listener that's been applying for jobs,

12:07

so I guess her email info is

12:10

out there and all of her applications and different

12:12

things. So she got an email from a

12:14

company that was looking to hire her, so

12:16

she thought, wow, okay, potential, let me open this up.

12:18

Then there was some app within the email

12:21

that she was going to need to download. Other

12:23

parts of the email looked a little suspect,

12:25

so she decided to go on LinkedIn

12:27

and then just straight up reach out to the

12:30

HR department of this said company. Turns

12:32

out it was a total scam. Nothing was

12:34

real, but they were asking for information

12:37

like social Security number, do you have kids,

12:40

what sex are you? Da? Da da da da, And she

12:42

would have handed over that information. Well,

12:44

I think it's the file because as soon

12:46

as you put that file and download it, regardless of

12:48

app, whatever document,

12:51

it's a trojan horse. So what they say, it

12:53

gets in and then it has access to everything.

12:55

Oh so once it's in, it can

12:57

get all that you're given information and it's in your system.

13:00

So but who do you trust? I know, here's

13:02

what who's who I trust? I only trust email

13:05

addresses that are misspelled with a lot

13:07

of numbers at the end of the ones. You don't.

13:09

I got confused there. So okay,

13:12

just it's downloading

13:14

that stuff, you know. And Lunchbox got

13:16

an email once and was like, hey, we're the company. We're get to my free

13:18

gift cards for Christmas, and we're all like scam

13:20

alert. And then turns out they were giving

13:23

away free just downloading and you've got

13:25

the free gift card. Yeah, but then they also send you one and

13:27

says, hey, your time off was denied.

13:29

I'm like, I didn't put it in for time off, so I email them

13:31

back. You got scared. We got you. See you

13:33

didn't, so you fell for the one you should and then

13:35

you didn't fall for it. You

13:37

never know about Well

13:40

that's a scam alert, scammeler. We

13:45

are protecting you. He sounds pretty good.

13:47

Huh yeah, that's all. It's time for

13:49

the good news.

13:55

Joey is a rescue dog. It's a

13:57

puppy lives in Rhode Island. He's gonna be in the

13:59

Puppy Bowl. He just celebrated his first

14:01

birthday Christmas Day. He does not have front

14:03

legs. He's very happy,

14:06

likes to bounce around, but he

14:08

does not have front legs at all. Kathy Larson,

14:11

adopted Joey when he was six months old, said,

14:13

he's really got no issues. He

14:15

doesn't know he doesn't have front legs.

14:17

He just needs a little little additional care

14:19

and treatment. Gott will thing. He

14:22

rolls on. But as uniqueness is what makes

14:24

them awesome for the Puppy Bowl where they celebrate

14:26

puppies, shelters, rescues, and they

14:28

have adoption stories. So the Puppy

14:31

Bowl is February twelfth at two

14:33

pm Eastern and eleven and Pacific

14:35

on Animal Planet. So I guess they don't do it half

14:37

time in the game anymore, which is good. I've never seen it, like, did

14:40

they actually play a game? They did?

14:42

They used to put like a ball in the middle. It's almost

14:44

like foosball. That's gonna be so cute.

14:46

But now it's I don't know what they do anymore.

14:48

But obviously they used to also run it right

14:51

when the halftime shows on if you didn't want to watch

14:53

whatever was happening. But I like it. They're running

14:56

it now. That's really I don't want to flip off the game for

14:58

any reason, right, I want to the game.

15:00

It's gonna lose some money. It's a different kind of flip off, you know what I mean.

15:02

All Right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That

15:05

was tell me something good. It's

15:08

time to play the Bobby feud. Let's go. The

15:10

question is we asked two

15:12

thousand Bobby Boncho listeners

15:15

online what country artists are the

15:17

most jack muscular?

15:21

Lunchbox? You roll the dice your first What

15:24

country artist is the most jacked? Top ten

15:26

answers on the board, Big old

15:28

muscles? What you got there? Um,

15:32

jeez, that's gonna be tough for you. Huh. Kine

15:34

Brown he can see muscles though, ye

15:39

show me Kane Brown number

15:43

three could start? Who

15:46

else is jacked? Um?

15:51

Who else could beat you up? Oh? That's good,

15:54

good point. Uh, Sam Hunk could

15:56

beat me up. Now he's gonna act like, oh,

15:58

now I know them. Show me Sam Hunt

16:03

number two. Uh,

16:05

Tim McGraw could beat me up. Show me

16:07

Tim McGraw than

16:11

number one. You know

16:13

he won. It's as I said, rippling, rippling

16:15

biceps. You know he had all three of those. Oh

16:19

I did not have all those. Tim McGraw one,

16:21

Sam Hunt two, Cane Brown three. Are

16:23

there any other country artists that are

16:26

ripped? M ripped?

16:32

I will go Carrie

16:35

Underwood. Oh that's good. Question is

16:37

jacked, like I said, originally

16:40

jacked? Show me Carrie Underwood?

16:45

He has two thousand, Bobby, don't your listeners? What country

16:47

artists it's the most jacked? Eddie

16:50

over to you? All

16:52

right, I'm gonna go with Brantley Gilbert. He's

16:55

jacked. Show me Brantley.

16:59

Oh, Amy, I

17:01

literally have everybody crossed off my list. Okay,

17:07

well, I shall go with

17:11

Bobby Bones. What country

17:14

artist is the most jack country artist?

17:16

But he's an artist country we do

17:18

comedy

17:22

totals are doubled, lunch box. What

17:24

country artists is the most jacked? I'll

17:27

go with Dustin

17:30

Lynch. He's

17:32

in shape. Yeah, Bobby talked about the last time he's

17:34

here, he said. Bobby said, oh, man, lists like you've been working out.

17:37

Oh I went with him. You didn't like that? Comed on me? Dustin

17:39

Lynch, alight?

17:42

Any point? Totals are doubled. Top

17:45

three answers are off the board. Most

17:47

jack country artists is the most jack

17:50

ahead? I got it? Riley

17:52

Green? Is that his name? That is his

17:54

name? Or as Riley duckman him

17:57

to come on? I think it's Riley Greens. Show me Riley

17:59

Green? Oh

18:03

my god? Maybe?

18:06

Okay, all

18:09

right, okay, dude,

18:11

Jake Owen, here's jack? Show

18:13

me Jake? What Jake

18:18

at number eight? Sixteen

18:20

points? And Amy takes the lead? Okay, it's ridiculous.

18:23

Give me Brett Eldridge,

18:26

Show me Brett eldredge alright?

18:30

Round three point totals are tripled.

18:32

Everybody's still in the game. Only four answers are off

18:35

the board. Yes McGraw, Sam Hunt, Kane

18:37

Brown, and Jake Owen. You still

18:39

have four or five, six, seven, nine, and ten? Lunchbox?

18:42

What country artist is the most jacked?

18:48

Chase Rice? Oh, here's jack

18:50

show me Chase Rice. Wow,

18:54

that's number nine, wow, twenty

18:57

seven points. He

19:00

could win this, okay,

19:05

who you're good? Just punt. No, I'm

19:07

not gonna punt, man, I don't punt. I'm

19:09

trying to think of who else is in country music? Wow,

19:12

that's easy, oh

19:15

man, I just don't know anybody that's jacked.

19:17

Though. We'll go with Luke

19:22

Bryan Show me

19:27

Luke Bryant. Eddie,

19:30

you have no points. Oh I got this, though you

19:33

need to beat thirty three points are tripled.

19:36

We has two thousand Bobby Bones show listeners online.

19:38

What country artist is the most jacked? Eddie?

19:40

I don't know. This is gonna give me all the points

19:42

I need. But give me Kenny

19:45

Chesney. He's jacked. Show

19:47

me Kenny. Yeah,

19:50

number seven, that's worth. You're

19:53

in it, okay.

19:55

I don't know if he's jacked. I know

19:57

he works out, he is fit, likes

20:00

a lot of outdoor activities. Give

20:03

me dirt s Bentley.

20:05

Is he jacked or? I don't know? I had him,

20:07

but I didn't know if you guys consider him

20:10

Jack Survey says,

20:15

good run, man, good run, get

20:17

away, Eddie. I was trying to be heard. One

20:19

way to take it, to lose your talent, sorry, buddy, Amy,

20:24

and he just got taken thinking

20:28

I just had somebody in my head and now they're okay, okay, okay,

20:30

okay, okay, okay, okay. Joby

20:34

Yeah, yeah, I

20:37

mean he put

20:41

a boot in your in your Toby

20:44

Keith, that's

20:46

in correct. Lunch box, Hey, you know that guy

20:49

at sir,

20:55

mister country body right now? Here

20:57

are your answers at number four Kip More of

21:00

course, a number five, Jimmy Allen,

21:05

a number six, Parker McCallum, Arker's

21:07

Jack. And at number ten Zach Brown,

21:11

he's Jack's Jack. Now other

21:13

ones that just missed, Ryan heard, Russell Dickerson, Dan

21:15

of Dan and Jane Jordan Davis. That

21:17

was missed. But Lunchbox, you are mister man's body.

21:28

Everybody stand

21:30

there. Winner,

21:35

that's the question about a man's body. He's got the answer. I

21:37

wonder which one his favorite is? Yeah? Who? Cool?

21:41

Women could soon be able to monitor all

21:43

the progress and their pregnancy thanks to a

21:45

breakthrough wearable ultrasound

21:48

technology. Basically, it's the

21:50

size of a dime. It's a sticker and

21:54

it continuously sends

21:56

live images, so

21:59

you can wear it for up to a day at a time. They

22:01

use it now to monitor heart disease

22:04

early signs of stroke heart

22:06

attacks. But now you can

22:08

put it on your

22:11

area. You stund it where I don't know where's baby come from?

22:13

Under the womb? Yeah, I'm not

22:15

sure down there, I don't know what baby comes out. So

22:19

and then you go watch for long periods of time.

22:22

Would you have liked this Eddie lunchbox

22:25

for your wife whenever you were having babies? I

22:27

would say no. I mean, we had enough appointments

22:29

so I got to see the baby. I didn't want to be obsessed with

22:32

it twenty four seven and just watch it. I want to

22:34

get things done. My wife would have been glued

22:36

to the computer or wherever you get the images her

22:38

phone, so I think there's a bad move. It

22:40

would have been what I feel like to me, it would have been like

22:42

when we got our security cameras and I was always

22:44

watch on my phone. Oh yeah, for the first three

22:46

months, I was like, oh that move there, Oh

22:49

who's that? I think I would probably

22:51

do that, Eddie. Yeah. I understand

22:53

maybe if there's like concern going on and you need

22:56

to monitor, I get the technology for that part.

22:58

But I think this is going to cause anxiety, yes,

23:00

like and always be like, oh, what is that? I'll call the doctor.

23:02

I saw that it didn't move first, you

23:04

know what I mean? Like, I don't this is too much. I

23:07

think maybe can talk to your baby though you can see

23:09

it they talk back. Yeah. Yeah, because

23:11

you don't know what's supposed to be documentary. Look

23:13

who's talking. Yeah, you don't know what's

23:15

supposed to be going on, So you freak out when you're seeing something

23:17

on that thing and you're gonna be annoying the nurse and

23:19

doctor. I don't like it. Why this will be good, though,

23:21

is people will be able to wear it if they're issues

23:24

And this is not specifically

23:26

what it's meant for, but they can use it this way, and if their

23:28

issues, they could put it on and be like, hey, we're watching. We know it

23:30

hasn't been it so far, but we're gonna keep it closer. Look, so it's

23:33

not just we'll see you next tuesday. You know. Yeah,

23:38

you're Amy's pile of stories. I have a

23:40

list of the top things experts say we will

23:42

regret later in life, things

23:44

like wasting money on something that didn't

23:46

bring you happiness, a new car, new

23:49

clothes. Hold on what

23:54

I feel like this is unfair because

23:57

if I get a new shirt and I don't like it. That brought

23:59

me some happiness. Now there are certain

24:01

things that don't last as

24:03

long and don't keep you as happy,

24:05

like food, expensive

24:08

dinner food. I think this is later

24:10

in life. You look back. Oh, when you're old. The only thing you're

24:12

gonna care about your family. If you bought

24:14

anything, you want to save all the money. True, but

24:16

I'm not gonna save all the money just for when

24:18

I'm old. Okay,

24:21

I'll save some, But I hear

24:23

you shut up all people. Let us live our

24:25

lives. Okay, how about regretting this Waiting

24:27

for the perfect time to do something like

24:29

chase a job, get married, a business,

24:32

idea, vacation, kids,

24:34

No perfect time for anything. You just got to do it. Waiting

24:37

to be picked for something. I'm still

24:39

waiting to be picked for dodgeball. I was always lasting. Oh

24:41

yeah, I was always asking I couldn't throw it very hard? That

24:43

can still happen back and just get rocked.

24:45

They do that at the trampoline park we go to. You should

24:47

go. I wonder if I get picked last as an adult,

24:50

that would hurt even worse. Yeah. In that

24:52

same vein, it says wasting time worrying

24:54

about winning the lottery. Oh

24:57

oh that's you do think a lot about it, and that's STI

25:00

stupid. Yeah, he leave us alone?

25:01

Oh

25:03

people, what leave us all alone?

25:06

Man? Go ahead. One last thing we may

25:08

regret later in life is giving up on

25:10

something too soon, quitting on that idea

25:13

or whatever. It is a dream,

25:15

fine line, you know, snow you should

25:17

take a chance. You know,

25:19

if you got a chance, take it, you know. Oh,

25:22

if you got a dream, chase it, because a dream don't chase

25:24

you back. Oh yeah, it's a little time I came up with song.

25:27

Yeah, yeah, okay, obviously

25:29

I read this whole article on Bloomberg News

25:31

about this billionaire or

25:33

maybe a million eight hundred. He's worth eight hundred million,

25:35

so he's a millionaire. Yeah, okay,

25:38

about hunts that he's not quite there. Mostly

25:41

he wakes up every morning like our new two hundred mill

25:43

You know I needed today? Go ahead, Okay. Well he's

25:45

forty five years old. He's super rich, and

25:47

he said he spends about two million

25:49

dollars a year trying to get himself to

25:52

eighteen years old. Like his whole body,

25:54

his organs, his brain, his physique,

25:56

like everything. He's working with a team of people to

26:00

you know, Benjamin buttons himself, so he's

26:02

basically trying to not repair,

26:04

but restructure is DNA

26:06

so that it's younger who stay

26:09

young. Yeah. Interesting, Well, we're just gonna

26:11

miss being able to be one hundred and fifty. That's crazy

26:13

by a few years, not by three, but by

26:15

like a generation and a half. They're

26:18

gonna fix that, and it's gonna be people

26:20

are gonna live one hundred fifty. But if we're reaching one fifty,

26:22

we better be able like but you'll be able

26:24

to like one ten, okay, because

26:26

now you're able to like seventy five. But changing

26:30

my diaper, man, I'd

26:33

love to be one fifty. You don't want to

26:35

lift forever because then nothing's of value you live

26:38

forever, but you want to get dang close,

26:40

you know. All right? What else? With the Super

26:42

Bowl coming up this weekend, I thought it'd be fun

26:44

to talk about what Tim mcgrawl likes to eat

26:47

at his house. Broccoli covered

26:49

in water at a mummy, I like a little

26:51

electra water poured on it, especially a near a half

26:53

time. Yeah, well, I think normally, but

26:56

you'd be surprised what he likes some of

26:58

our favorite things that we have in football

27:00

season. It's Frito PIDs most people,

27:02

I guess, especially if you're Southern. For me, rofriedo

27:05

pods where we just have fritos and cheese and chili,

27:07

um weed, a lot of that. Yeah, high

27:09

school, I get a Fido pile all the time at the games. Yeah.

27:12

When I was young, We'll go to high school games, I'll get him.

27:14

And then I was in high school, I go to junior high games, I would

27:16

get him and they literally have bags of fritos

27:18

in a bucket of chili. Just scooped a chili and dump

27:20

it in and put a little cheese on top of Amazing five

27:22

stars Michelin Michelin Restaurant that that filled

27:25

house was. You gotta eat it fast, though, or else it gets soggy.

27:27

I liked it. I didn't find it. It was almost like us

27:29

a spoon and sea is awesome. That is

27:31

Amy, huh, Amy, that's my pile. That

27:34

was Amy's pile of stories. It's

27:37

time for the good news. Kayla

27:43

Glasts who's a nine one one operator, and she

27:45

gets a call one day from these people that see

27:47

an eighteen year old boy who's stuck underneath the concrete

27:50

slab. They say, he's not breathing. We don't know

27:52

what to do. So Kayla thinks quick says, all

27:54

right, we don't have time. Put me on speaker, and she instructs

27:57

everyone there. They're all strangers that see the boy.

27:59

All right, you've got to pick up the concrete, slap, get

28:01

it off of him, and then once you get to him, let's

28:03

do CPR. She instructs some step by step

28:06

and because of this, she saved the boy's life.

28:08

By the time paramedics got there, he was good.

28:10

Dang, wow, yeah, amazing. And here's the crazy

28:13

thing. The concrete you know, don't know. I don't

28:15

know if it was a construction side or what. No

28:17

idea. Just walk up and he's under concrete. I'd freak

28:19

out too. Hey, what's the crazy part. Crazy part

28:21

is that the nine one one Center awarded Kayla

28:24

a lifesaver pin. It's not her first time,

28:26

She's done it twice in her career,

28:28

so she's a hero. Man. You almost think she's setting

28:30

these up just to get the pin. Yeah,

28:33

that's awesome. Good for her. That is what it's

28:35

all about. That was tell me something

28:37

good.