Bobby Announces His Date To The CMT Awards + Lunchbox Negotiates Deal For Attending The Show’s Live Broadcast From The Ryman

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I don't fet your buddy, and here's the that's right. Yeah,
thanks for hanging out Tuesday morning. Had a pretty late
night last night doing a little performing. I performed with
the Darius and Friends concert. Did a couple of songs

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and that was the worst by far, by far. I mean,
I don't think he wasn't even closed. But I have
fun and that's all that matters. Did Chick fil a
and fight for your right. I'll tell you more about
that later. But yeah, you know, by the way, good
mor series. You know how much I love time travel stories. Yeah,
for sure, I love them. I can read them all

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day long. I especially like people who come back and
tell us about the future. So this guy, James Oliver,
believes he is stuck in eighteen after his time machine
broke down. He's from the year. Whoa, that's a long
way to win. The alleged time traveler said Earth will
heat up and aliens will be discovered. So they did

(01:03):
what you do with any time traveler. They put him
on a lie detector and he passed the lie detector.
He did not in the show. Did not a lie
detector test showed he was telling the truth. One question
his story was doubted, but paranormal experts said they were
blown away when they put it to the test, and
the results show he was telling the truth. What is

(01:25):
life like in six four something? To be specific, he
Mr Oliver claims he lives more than centuries in the future.
Was sent back in time. It was not supposed to happen.
His machine broke down and they blowed out his face
out because he goes where I'm from, the years are longer.
My planet is further away from the Sun than yours.
This so it takes longer to get around. But they

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have gifted mathematicians. So yeah, it's not on Earth, that's
it's another planet. Yes, he's from six thousand year, the
year six thousand. Yeah, so just start your day with
that little mine. Yeah. Recognizing people doing cool things. A

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couple of California Highway Patrol officers helped rescue bear cubs
there were stranded in a sewer near South Lake Tahoe.
What they did is someone calls said, hey, these baby
bears are stuck in a sewer pipe. They couldn't get
down there, so they took a little bit ladder and
they put it down and the bears crawled out of
the ladder stop. Yeah, this is this is too cute. Yeah,

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So they crawled out the ladder of the mom, which
is always risky messing with baby anything's but the mom
was waiting nearby. They ran back to the mom and
they disappeared in the woods. I love it. But the
mom was in a tree nearby. Yeah, and they're going
to see how the mom just kind of chilled and waited, because, yeah,
she may come and be like, what do you do
with that baby bears? Man, if the mom bear came
up to me and spoke English, yeah, alright, over to

(02:58):
Raymundo with the New Bobby Show. It's producer Raymond. In
the Stanley Cup Finals, the Washington Capitals one six two
over the Vegas Golden Nights. Washington leads the series three
games to one. In Hawaii, that volcano the destruction tool
is now a hundred and seventeen homes. Officials said residents

(03:19):
should be prepared to evacuate with little notice a big
eruption could be coming. And finally, in weather news, tons
of rain in the Northeast. That rain is going to
move out tomorrow. Eighties and nineties for everybody else today,
over the last weekend, you went to Santonio. Yeah, I
went there to celebrate my husband's parents fiftieth wedding anniversary. Huh.

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It's pretty crazy to like. I mean, they re enacted
their cake cutting and everything, and then we played that
not so newly web game where you know, we've kind
of done that with timmergrawan faith Peel here before, where
you ask all these questions. It was cute to see
them they like got answered right. It was cool. I
don't know what that is. Oh, well, one one spass
leaves the room and the one sitting there and you
asked them, like, how does you know your spouse like

(04:03):
their eggs cooked? And you say scrambled and when the
spouse comes in, they better stay scrambled, especially after fifty years,
Or like what's what's your favorite vacation and they both
said the exact same place that they went years ago,
and oh they both remembered their very first date. Yeah.
Is that inspiring to you? Yeah? I mean it was
really cool, Like everyone in the room was definitely in
off of of them and just just like that, they've

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made it and they shared some tips and all the things.
So it's pretty cool. So you said, some listeners came
up to you to say hello, but your kids didn't
quite understand what's happening. Yeah they don't. I mean it
happens a little bit here and there. But where we
were staying, I guess as a hotspot. We were in
San Antonio and a lot of people from Austin go
there for the weekend with their families. So we were
out at the pool and it's packed, and they mettle

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a lot of listeners and they would come up and
be like, oh, my goodness, so great to finally see
you in person and meet you. And they're like, hi, Dan, Yeah,
they yeah to the kids not to be oh, it's
just really sweet, like it's fine. But then the kids
get confused. Like even my husband was out there without me.
He said people were coming up to the kids and

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he's like, I think, you know, I think they might
be confused, like what why do these people talk to us?
Like they don't get it? Do your kids know kind
of what you do yet? I mean, they get it,
they get that Bobby and Eddie and lunch Box and
Amy were on the radio, but they don't know that
that means there's listeners. They don't understand that side of it,
and meeting people, so they're just kind of walk away,
like who was that? And we related to them? Is

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that our friend? Are we going to see them again?
I'm like, probably not. That's funny. Congratulations to your parents
in law. So lunch boxes over forty in his last
string of games, I have some of your real house lunchbox.
It's nineties catchphrase game. That's all right, let's introduce our

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players here to my left, mom of two, cool to
all that's right, my co host. Yeah, sadly he hasn't
won a game in forty games, oh for forty, but
still looks good. But still looks good. Still plans on
striking for our show on Friday at the Ryan. Correct,

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he's gonna walk outside the front. Have you just set
it on the chant yet? No? You guys didn't really
like mind, so I think I think Rhyman won't pay,
so we stay away. Might be the best lunchbox everybody
with the class guys, and they call him Mr. All
I do is win. No, you don't know what calls
him that. Some people do. Our video producer producer, alright

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one clapping, All right, I'm not gonna for the nineties
catch phrase game. I shall go around the room. One, Amy,
your first can you name what TV show on movie?
This comes from? Here? You go? Number one matters, family matters,
she says, show me family matters. Yes, there you go,
Here we go. Number two lunch box, Ready you got it? Duds,

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full house, full house, correct, Yeah, all right, let's get
the class up here. Boys, And I know it's early.
You guys don't like clawing for me, it's h Eddie,
come on swinging swing? Oh friends, what is that? Ways world?

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I mean, alright, wonder one to zero? Amy over to you,
Jerry McGuire, Jerry McGuire, boy, show me Jerry McGuire. Yeah, yeah,
that's what he made to do. Lunch box et, martial warts, Oh,
the Simpsons, the Simpsons for Halloween. When Eddie, if you

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missed this, when you're out, I know what you got.
Nineties catchphrases. Titanic, Titanic, he says, show me to Titanic. Yeah, Amy, yeah, ready,
life was like a box of chocolates. Know what you're

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going to show forrest? Yeah, lunch box. Yeah that's me.
I have mercy? What I have? Mercy? Good luck? No
idea have mercy? Answer Aladdin a Laddin, he says, you

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guys know the answer. Yeah, fool house again, cool house. Yeah,
there's a softball. You got two at the same show.
That is all right? Corse that way? How you doing? Okay,
there we go friends, Franzy. Yeah, well that's the end
of the game. Want is it? Yeah? Who wants? I

(09:01):
did by as Amy gets three, Me and Lunchbox have two.
Some would say it was cheating that I gave you
the same show twice. Someone say you that it's no,
but it's so obvious that that is full house. Uncle Jesse,

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I don't know, I don't want my song is playing?
That should go? Yes, that's right, that's all the praises. Congratulations. Yeah.
The latest from Amy's thirty second Skinny Florida Georgia line

(09:50):
is doing a residency in Las Vegas. It's all going
down in December at Planet Hollywood. There's gonna be nine shows.
It should be pretty awesome if you want to check
that out. And the walmart yodeling kid Mason Ramsey will
be their opener. So Dolly Parton might be getting her
own Netflix show. Rumor has it that they're gonna be
doing a series about Dolly's songs, sort of like she

(10:11):
did with code of many colors. And then also she
may have a little guest appearance on her nine to
five co star show, Grace and Frankie, So that would
be pretty cool if that ends up happening. I'm Amy.
That's your thirty second skinny. It's time for the good news.
Most people know Ray Allen because he played in the

(10:33):
NBA for years, won a couple of championships, made a
lot of money. But he started a foundation called Ray
a Hope Foundation where he likes to give back to
the community, helped the kids out well. He built a
computer lab for Lake Stevens Middle School in Miami, thirty computers,
all new furniture. They didn't have a single computer for
the kids, and he said they need computers to keep up.
So his foundation built a whole new computer lab. That's cool,

(10:55):
especially now because you have to have a computer in
They have a single computer in the school hut, not
for students. Wow, good for that, dude. I was talking
to Matt Carney on the Latest Bobby Cast and we
got into Oregon Trail a bit because that for us
was a big deal. We were kidding. You're young right now.
You probably don't even know about organ trow but you

(11:16):
could go to the computer lab and play this dumb
game with terrible graphics and try to get down the
organ trail alive. I wonder if we go over to
Morgan number two, did you guys have organ Troll? I
never played it, but I do know about it. Oh,
the history books had it, huh. I played like roller
coaster Tycoon. That was more of our style. I don't

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know that year old I even know about, but I
don't know about. So there you have it. Well, Ray
Allen shout out that to tell me something good. Sorry, today,
this story comes fast from Missouri. A fifty nine year
old man was the rest after he drove his motorcycle
through private yards because he didn't have a driver's license.

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He wanted to get down to the bar, and he's like, man,
how can I get there without breaking the law. If
I don't drive it on the street, I can't be arrested.
He kind of has a point, right, I mean, I mean,
in a bit in a twisted way, the driver's license
is to drive on the road, it's illegal. But if
he's in a yard. I'm not saying it was the
right movie because obviously got in trouble right, Yeah, you

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got arrested for vandalism for tearing up the yard, driving
and driving without a license. But he tore up the
yards as he's driving through because if you have some
private property, you don't need a license. I don't know,
but I just write all kind of things of h
property when I was a kid. Well, that's funny. He
shouldn't do that, nor should anyone else listening right now,

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No driving in yards, lunch box at your bone head
store of the day. I hope that your buddy and
missed the ball. This is a bombing try, man. I

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really appreciate everybody hanging out with us. I want to
bring on our producer, Raymundo. He jomps audio all morning.
Lolaw coming to you from the glassroom, our audio producer. Okay, So,
Raymundo has this odd fascination with Sam Hunt, I mean
loves them. I believe you said you would rather hang

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out with Sam Hunt than hang out with Easily, no
doubt about it. I can see Kate Upton whenever I
want the computer. But Sam, it's not like chilling with
the boys, the camaraderie. It's mean in person three D
three D yeah. Yeah, Okay, So Ray's fascinated with Sam. Like,

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so ray has tried to befriend Van Hunt, Sam's brother,
And so you guys have been aging messages over Instagram. Yeah,
and so I've been checking out his Instagram stories and
he finally talked for the first time. So I got
to hear what his voice sounds like. You're so weird.
I know what's creepy, but listen, he sounds just like Sam.
So Raymond has put up a clip of Van Hunt talking.

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Here we go. Excuse me, ma'am, you have exactly like
Sam Hunt. His giggle is spot exactly. Hear this again.
This is Van Hunt, Sam's brother. Excuse me, ma'am. You
have to. I mean, I'm telling you it sounds like
Sam's right here in the room with us right now. Okay,
here's Sam. I am kind of big encumbersome when I

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come into a maybe coffee shops. I stand out at
coffee shops, I think, but why is he even a thing?
Why did you bring this to me? Because he sounds
like one of the best singers of our generation. That's awesome.
What if Garth had a brother and he came in
he sounds exactly like so cool. Yeah, I'll be hanging
out with him in personal be like, hey man, you

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should sing Downtown is dead real quick. Just for k
I'm talking about to Van van Hunt. I wonder if
Van can't even sing. I bet he can. I bet
he just has a couple of things that he's not
as great as Sam and that's why he's not a singer.
I bet he's very good too. So you're trying to
hang out with the Van. Yeah, that's the first goal,
the first and then after that next thing, you know,

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Thanksgiving dinner, it's me Van Sam, It's Thanksgiving family table totally. Yeah.
Am I the only one that thinks it's a creeper
and no cool creep stern? Thank you? Right man? Good
luck with that. I'll tell you what. I will give

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you the ability to book Van Hunt on the show
if you want to, okay not, if you want to
bring Van in and interview him, We'll bring Van hunting,
all right. What do you reach out to him and
say I'm that d M just be like for the interview? No, no,
just in general, like CAF you reach out to him.
Oh it's always oh man, what's city? And you're promoting
your product? That's cool. When you're back in Nashville. Just
simple stuff like that, and you still have it. He

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told me he's got this van that he rented out
and he's across the country right now. Van has a van.
Van has a van. Excuse me, ma'am, you have to
pay for her. Yeah, he's doing funny stuff like that.
Now I need to go. I know, I feel like
you need to follow Van on Van Hunt? Is that
what he is on Instagram? I gotta check. I don't know.

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You just follow him. You don't read the words. I mean,
it's if you search van Hunt, it will probably pull
his up. Yeah, all right there he is Raymundo, our producer,
fascinated with Sam Hunt. So he's become fascinated with Van Hunt. Alright,
time now for a never gonna get it. You're ready
in the room. One third of women said that if

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they could go back and change one thing from their wedding,
it would be this. Okay. One third of women, they say,
if they could go back and change one thing about
their wedding, it would be this. And he's thinking about
it hard. Don't answer, because you made lunchbox. You and
spoil it. If you get to go ahead. Guest list,
the guest list show me guest list. So, so, a

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third of women said that they could go back and
change one thing from their wedding. It would be this,
and you got married how long ago? Twelve years ago?
What do you think the answer is? I would say
cut the alcohol. Yeah, too much alcohol. Everyone was too
drunk at the wedding. Wow, show me cut back the alcohol. Lunchbox,

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you guest, Yeah, I said guest list, But I got
a new one. Okay, go ahead. Bride'smaids, Yeah, they would
change it. Bright. Oh, you like to double up on
that one. Change change it? You don't want to get
it right? Change it, you say, bridesmaid? Show me bridesmaid
cake flavor? Cake flavor. He didn't even entertain that one. Sorry.

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One third of women said they could go back and
change one thing. Groom, that's funny, that's funny. The answer
is their hair. Okay. I probably would have changed mine
a little bit because I kind of was when the bump.
It was really you did have a bump in your head. Huh. Yeah, Hey,

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so you got married? Hellong go Amy eleven and a half.
Who's the least Yeah, I've been married the longest years.
Eleven and a half. Lunchbox three years one month. Wow,
congratulated three years and I'm a zero. Oh yeah, negative negative,

(18:40):
Stop it with a negative. I already feel lonely. Okay,
we don't need a dig, in need a dig. I
moved into a new house. And by the way, I
get a lot of like crap online because since I've
lived in Nashville for five and a half years, I've
had four houses. But let me just say this, this
is why it happened. When I moved to her I

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didn't know where I was moving, and someone said you
should live in this neighborhood, and so I moved down there,
but it was half an hour from work and I
was traveling. I was like, this will not work. Then
I moved to a condo downtown and it flooded. I
had them wasn't it wasn't my fault. The guy hit
a water man and it flooded the entire building. So
instead of living in a hotel, I had to get
my dog a yard. So I went and lived in

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a house just until I found like my forever home,
which I'm in now, which I love that. That's what
we call it is the forever home. And Bobby plans
On bought this house with the intention of filling it
up with a wife and a kid. Yeah, or two
or three? Really well, let me almost set up a
Bumble account. I was so close, and yeah, look at

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me share it them. I got on Bumble halfway downloaded.
No no, no, it's downloaded, but it's not all the
ways set up. There are two pictures in it, and
I just couldn't go forth with it. Now I need
to introduce myself because I've already put my pictures in there.
You should go forth? Should I though? Yeah, that's the
first step everybody takes when they want to start a family.
But here's the thing with that's the first everybody that

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I have. I don't have a hook in the water,
not a single hook in the water. I don't meet people.
That's the first hook in the water. Bumble, Now you
need some bait. No Bumble, I am not seeing I
would say you go Tender. I'm not trying to. I'm
not trying to. No, no, no, Look, I know more
people that have gotten married from Tinder than I do. Bumble.
But Tender back in the day was kind of a

(20:26):
dating app, kind of a hook. Well, I know people
have been married from Match. That's true. Yeah, Farmers only
I didn't think about that. There's one. I'll just chat room.
My point is is that I now, oh, and when
I moved the house with some bad always happens. The
first house I lived in, dud killed his wife like

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right up the road and it ran around on the
streets of the gun and they had to lock us
all around like a bow and arrow. Right. Yeah, I
think he had a maybe a cross, but I don't know. No,
I think it was a gun name. Okay, sorry, I
made different you think in a robin hood. And then
after that I lived in a condo and it flooded.

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And then after that once my stuff started again broken
into my last house and broken into my g as
I was out well, and then there's memories associated with
that house, like you bought that for your dog and
then your dog passed awaves cancer, and I think you
need to get out of the house. I did. And
let me tell you about this house. Now. There's nothing
in it. It's like a couch. I walk in. It's like, hell,

(21:30):
I don't even know what pictures are put out because
can see color color blind. So I had to go
to someone and be like, help me pick out pictures
for the wall. Yeah, because this is your forever homes,
forever home. But Eddie just found a story. This is
from my neighborhood. Go ahead, Yeah, somebody got attacked by
a man with a hatchet going to a personal trainer
in my neighborhood. That's what you do, man, you go
to personal trainers and stuff, and that could have been you.

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I mean I have a boxing yeah, Jared, Yeah, how
crazy is that? I had it? What's the story? Well,
they're still looking for him. He's out what Yeah, and
he's somewhere in your hood. Well I don't know if
he's still there, but that's where it happens. So wait,
why did the person attacking with the hatchet? They don't know,
They don't really have no information. Oh that's the real thing.
This is a real thing. I think it's wherever I go.

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Always follows you around, something dramatic, follows me around, Amy,
anything you'd like to say, man Um, I'm just hoping
everybody is a great day. Yeah, there we go. Be
careful out there, dude. You can still check in and
get you a Pimp and Joy shirt one of my retros.
Go to Bobby Bones dot com. Here's lunchbox talking to
Kelsey Ballerini. The c MT Awards are tomorrow night, and

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so a lot of interviews are happening because of that.
And Kelsey walks into the room. Kelsey Ballerini, Hi, let
me tell you guess how you say your name? What's Kelsey?
Kelsey Ballerini? Let me tell you? Walk in the room
and wow, it smells beautiful. Yeah, you smell great. O,

(22:57):
my god, it's very hot outside. So wait, what is
wrong with that? You walk in the room and it
smells beautiful? She did. The smell changed to beauty and
I thought that was a compliment. And I'm not even
really a smell person, but I'm not like creepy way,
but you walked in. I was like, thanks, if you
ever have to say that, you're not creepy yet, baby,

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if you have to state, hey, I'm not creepy, it's creepy.
Smells really good. And I didn't like, Okay, thank you,
let's start out weird. No, it didn't start out weird.
It's very complimentary, like, isn't that what you could you
put on? Perfumers can move on like she's and he was,
so it seems like he got nervous because it is

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voice cracked. Change you smell good? Yeah? Is that it?
And it smells good? Thank you? Thanks? What is it? Yeah? Yeah,
now we have to know what is it? Lavo? I
don't know? Thank you? Put on perfume or so smell?

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Is that it? And it smells good? Thank you? Thanks? Yeah? Yeah,
Oh my goodness. I think that's him trying to like flirt.
Al Yeah, this is the game you used to take
to the bar. And there's no flirt, there's no seeing it. Yes,

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you feel good? What is it? Is that it? And
it smells good? Thank you? Thank you? I can't even
handle it, Like that time you ordered peanut the like
would you like your normal smoothie with that? Yeah? There's

(24:47):
like box and Kelsey Ballerini. This I'm practicing the speech.
Their Video of the Year winner is Kelsey Ballerini. You
get up to the microphone, start your speech. Go I
probably just cry. Okay, first person you think, probably my mom? No,
your husband? My husband? Oh yeah, there you go, all
yelling happening. It's an award show. We're going over the

(25:09):
still I'm bad at marriage. No, yeah, I don't know.
I really haven't ever thought of it. I'd be terrible
at it. There you go, lu Box and Kelsey Ballerini.
Do you think he did good? Yeah? Yeah, yeah did?
Kelsey smelled good lunch bives man. I could see in
her face and maybe it went a little awkward, and

(25:31):
so I was trying to be like, no, not a
creepy way, like, but if you just move off, if
you ever have to go, hey, I know this may
seem creepy. The best thing to do to get away
from it. You're good? There you go? Really, Oh my gosh,
what's up? Cliffs amazing? I had no idea to existence

(25:57):
with Glitter and Valentine. There is just that we were
drunk when we met, so we don't. Are you jealous?
I sang with the Backstreet Boy last night. Oh I
mean you killed it. It was awesome. I got to
witness it. So I feel honored to have been there.
But yeah, a little jealous. Yeah, so a J McClain

(26:18):
and the Backstreet Boys with the Rheman because I was
singing with Darius last night and so this is us
singing I want it that way. I never want to
hear say I want it that a way. I do
want it that way that way? Good which way about that.

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My senior year of high school, self was like geeking out,
totally being chill. Yeah, we were being so chilled on
the inside. We were like, oh my gosh, we'll tell
you about it later, but we were being so cool.
I want to hear about this. I need to know Bobby,
I have something to say. We'll talk about it later.
Bobby's coolness. Do you want do you want to talk

(27:02):
about it? And it smells good? Thank you? Yeah, that's good.
Good cluck the worst clupp right, So I put the
clop up and it's lunch going. Hey, it's going good.
All right, yeah, okay, thank you? All right, you get
over there? Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah like clip

(27:25):
lunch box. Congratulations, you've been isolated. Do you feel like
your performance with Darius last night was awesome? Yeah? I
did too. Yeah, yeah, you have one question? She died
in and then she looked for somebody to help last

(27:47):
you're happy it's Tuesday? Yeah, me too, that's it. I
was looking at you guys for help and done. I
was last night. So I played this show Darius and
I posted some pictures on my Instagram, but I was
getting hammered. How time my jeans were hammered. People are like,
are you wearing fans? Rude? People are rude, But you

(28:10):
did look your shirt was tight to Yeah. Amy sent
me a text last night and she goes, hey, I
think getting too skinny. I'm like, I just said, well,
not in a rud way, because I don't want to
be that person that's like eat cheeseburger every time. Yeah,
those people are annoying. But I were texting pictures back
and forth, and I thought you'd take it as a

(28:31):
compliment since I know you want to be skinny right now.
So I was like, you look super skinny and all
these pictures, but also there's a little bit of concerned
with it. Yeah, there's a little concern from you. I'm
the same. I'm just trying to keep my weight my
weight right now and trying to keep it around one
fifty two and a half okay, and anything over I
got it, pop it back down. Anything under. I'm able

(28:52):
to have a bottle of cheeseburger with no bread, you
know what I mean. Jeans? Sure did they feel to?
I mean what a skin fill like? Could you walk
upstairs with those jeans? Yeah? Of course I could. Yeah. Yeah,
they're tied. But that's what you wear. Tight jeans were
tight jeans and oversized shirts. That's my life. What that

(29:13):
shirt was, I feel like I need that shirt. That
T shirt was was then? Yeah, it was in nineteen
eighty four. George Straight Tour T shirt. I mean, it
will fit me, so if you want to, I'll stop
it with that. That's why people when you're going, it'll
fit me you're thin and small. Okay, I'm just saying
I love George Straight. Here is Landco talking about how
they now have a bigger spot on the bill than

(29:35):
the Raging Idiots. Yeah, how about that. We used to
always play festivals and Lanco would have to play before
the Raging Idiots. Eddie and my band. What else is
going on with Lanka all the rest of the year.
Oh man, We've got a crazier We're out right now
on the road with Dirk Spanley and brothers Osborn on
the Mountain High Tour. So we're we're on that pretty
much until the end of the year. Yeah. Man, that's
about it, which is I say that's about it. But

(29:56):
we're pretty excited, you know, we're we kinda uh, we're
above the ray ing Idiots from some of these lineups,
which is a good feat for us. You know, we
finally made it. We made it funny. Is that what's
going We played this humongous festivals and Eddie and I
have a band called The Raging Idiots and we've been
playing prime time spots and maybe playing earlier in the day.

(30:18):
It's pretty awkward. We'd give my boes walking by. It
was awesome. Want you what we've been made in twin
We always rub it into yea. Thanks for warming them
up for I appreciate that. We'll take it from here.
It's time for the good news. It's kid. Thomas was

(30:43):
born eighteen years ago. A police officer helped deliver him
on the side of the road in Maryland, and so
the officer, Robert Hunt, surprised him in his graduation. Wow,
that's crazy. Yeah, I think about that. I know that
it's a long time. I do still know what's up
with his life. And I bet you, as a cop,
you don't forget that. Like you delivered a baby on

(31:05):
the side of the road, you're probably always looking to
see what's up with that baby. So, yeah, he surprised him.
He said, November probably one of the best things ever
happened in my life, which was delivering that baby. And
the kids graduate in high school. They've kept in touch
over the years through one Christmas yard, one Christmas card
a year. And then he came to the graduation. So,

(31:26):
hey to that police officer one, that's awesome. You've delivered
it didn't deliver, Hey delivering dash. And then he showed
up with the graduation. That's cool, And that's to tell
me something good. That was tell me something good. I'm
presenting on the c MT Awards tomorrow night. I'm gonna
reveal my date coming up a one second. But Morgan

(31:47):
number two or twenty four year old as a list
of people she thinks I'm taking for my date? How
many four? Four people? At number four, you think it
will be one of your ex is one of my exes?
How many of my exes could actually take though, that's
a good question, huh. How many? How many live here?

(32:08):
They can fly in there's airplanes? Are two of them
would be easy to take? Okay? Yeah, so you think
it's one of my exes? Okay, there you go. Number
three a random bumble date. Oh I did talk about
maybe getting on bumble. What am I actually already on
bumble and I was just feeling it out there. Okay,
that's a big first date unless I've already been out

(32:28):
with them. Number two D gets no sex to here
and that guy okay, quiet Mike, Okay, met An. If
you waste this night on Mike D, there's something wrong
with you. And number one you think, okay, well, I'll
let you know the next ten minutes. Lunch box, you

(32:49):
put your money on Amy? That was my that was
my guest, Mike d Amy. Who do you put your
money on? Now? Does anyone put their money on Amy?
She'd you think you play possum? Yes? Okay, all right,
we'll find out in just a few minutes. But you
think it's a waste if I used it on anyone
other than because they're gonna if they see you walking

(33:10):
down the red carpet and then people taking pictures of
you and you're getting interviewed, and you going up on
stage to present or whatever you're your role is at
the show? Are you kidding me? How do you say it? Ud?
You go, yeah, you know what I'm saying. Do you
like me? Yeah? Do you want to date me? Yeah?

(33:31):
Thank you man, that's sweet of you. Okay, let's just
say they would be melting in your hand. Let's just say,
what does that even mean? Let's just say they'd be
melting in a thing. The other thing. I want to say, yes,
thank you, you know I know what that is. He
wants to say panty dropper. But that's not melting in

(33:52):
your hand. Okay, it's not looking for anything to be dropped. Yeah. Yeah,
but when they see walking down the red carpet, it's
just gonna happen. I am coming over to just happen. Yeah.
The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. He's thirty seconds Skinny.
Garth Brooks is going back on tour. He announced that

(34:13):
he's hitting the road and he'll have new music soon.
I guess he's gonna get the cities out there pretty soon.
So we don't know exactly where he's going, but he
will be playing. And his tour is amazing. Where is
he going a tour from space everywhere? How much bigger
audience is gonna get tour? Why do you do new tours? Music?

(34:34):
New music? Is there going to be new music? Yes? Yes,
so like us because she had lunchbox answering for him.
Oh yeah, Like, is there gonna be new music. Yeah,
is there going to be a new tour? Yeah? Alright.
Hey J McClean of the Backstreet McLean, I thought you

(34:57):
were a Backstreet Boy. Posposure A. J. McClain of the
Backstreet Boys premiered his new country song It's called back
Porch Bottle Service next year and don't know. Definitely a

(35:29):
little more pop influenced there, but I don't mind it.
Do you like it? It's not even more poppingis than
the other that's played already? But I mean for him,
I didn't know is he gonna bring like straight traditional
country or go pop? Listen it? Who cares? You know?
I can be honest. I like he's nice enough at
this point. Who cares? If it's good? Well, we're gonna

(35:50):
play it. That song's fine. What do I care? Who cares?
This point? Everybody always comes to me what music makes it?
Let's just see what the people like. That's why I say,
and I don't probably won't like that. But that's a
great answer though, when people ask you, hey, what do
you think about? Like? Who cares? You sound like that guy?
That's like, I'm just here so I don't get fired, like,

(36:12):
you know, I give the opinions about songs I like.
You know, hey, Bobby, you're out the Voice of America.
What do you think about that? Who cares? Man? You know,
Let's just people can find what they like. I don't
think it's terrible. I think people want me to come
on and say it's terrible. I don't think it's terrible.
Is it gonna make it terrible? Is he gonna make it? No,
it's not going to make it. I've heard worse. That's

(36:32):
not terrible. Gonna play some Worris coming up later in
the hour, but that's just my opinion. But that's not terrible. No,
I mean, I'm kind of gum into it all. Ye
there you go. Okay, maybe that's your skinny. Thank you.
That's a good skinny, right, thank you? Really good. Thanks lunch.

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(38:06):
to Amy with the Morning Corny, The Morning Corny. What
do you call a dead parrot? It's a dark taking
a dark darker old man. What do you call a
dead parrot? Polygone my class, I get it. Yeah, it's funny,

(38:29):
he's gone polygone. I get it. But a polygon is
also a shape exactly. That's the plan on words. That
doesn't have to do with you know what that was
the morning Corny. I mean, if that's the attitude we
have now, Okay, I'm tired of watching the news and
everybody getting all butt heart about everything. Yeah, Sofie wants

(38:52):
to tell a joke about a dead parrot. Let No,
I don't get that. Think the dead parrots? Fine, but
I think that the polygon it should have been some
sort of shape show shape joke. What's the shape of
a dead parent polygone? There you go, Okay, Okay, I'll
fix it, ye next time you tell it. Hey, Corey,

(39:13):
what's going on, Bud? What's going on? Bobby? First time call? Hey? Man?
I appreciate that. Hey, I just want to know what
was the update on Eddie taking a yellow jacket? Yesterday?
On the show, Eddie took four yellow jacket pills from
the gas station. I've always been curious too how they felt.
So I had Eddie take him. Yeah, and he got
burning jacked up during the show, and then I was

(39:35):
watching his inst story he was lost. I was jacked
up for the rest of the day. I mean, I'm
still feeling the sting from it's not gone like. I'll
explain it this way. I've never noticed my heart in
my chest like never in my life. Really was not
even when you're working out. Sometimes I'm like whatever, but
but I feel it right now. I know exactly where

(39:56):
my heart is in my chest. Still don't feel Yeah,
I went to bed at maybe two last night. Oh
my goodness, sad the rest comfortably. It was head on
pillow about nine nine pm and didn't go to sleep
sleep until about one thirty two. Oh did they don't?
I'm gonna pick it up and laughing so hard. That's funny.
So do these things work? Yes? Yeah, but you want

(40:19):
to stay up? Turn your radio down, Bud, he's listened
to the radio back. Appreciate that call. Man. Now I
shall announce you. I'm taking it's my day to the
CMT Awards tomorrow night, as I am a presenter on
the award show. Drumroll please, I got it? Annoyed it?

(40:41):
Who say? Definitely? Am wow? Why can't you guys think
it's like I got a hot? Why the chances we
live in reality and you wouldn't do that? You do?
Oh yeah, you wouldn't take somebody new? No, you wouldn't
take a rando to the s you have to entertain
all night. But such a baller move. What's what if
it's not a random What if it's someone I've secretly

(41:02):
been dating him? What else in the world have you
been hiding her? Exactly? So? Now she on the phone. Okay,
here we go. She's on the phone. I'm gonna let
you talk. Let you talk to them, Okay, put him on.
I am taking what nothing? Put them on. I'm taking

(41:25):
the CMT Awards tomorrow night. Midd did you pick your
Why would you my Mike d a A quiet Mike
ak A punk rock Mike AKA my ma, Ma ma,
Mike Sharona go ahead? Why would you take him? Because

(41:46):
why not? Who cares? Who's good looking? Yeah? I do
not understand d If I'm people to see see me
in my d and be like, man, that guy's got something,
so he is. Don't be jealous, lunchbox. No, there's gonna
be rumors that start everywhere. If there are rumors, they
already are. Mike, how do you feel about this? I'm excited?

(42:07):
Oh what time does he pick you up? Mike D
I mean him? Yea? All right? Yeah, yeah, I got it.
What I think. I'm going to someplace and they're doing
my hair and stuff and then we leave from there. Yeah,
like up here near work? Interesting? Yeah, so there you
go might doing my hair. Yeah that's crazy, dude, that's
crazy day. What's crazy? The hair part of the Mike

(42:29):
Dey part. I don't feel like that Mike depart is
crazy or the hair part. He thought a big event
like this, he could have gone upgraded, but he's working.
I would take a no, no, no, everybody's wrong. I
would take a girl if I had one, even if
I had been on two days with somebody, I would
take him. I don't believe that I would. You can

(42:51):
believe what you want, Missy. Why I can't believe you
didn't take Amy over Mike D Like usually you would
take Amy just to have a female presence. Amy and
my relationship about going to events has changed. She's had
two kids, she does she doesn't have the ability to
just free for him anymore. And she's a mom now. Yeah,
so I don't even ask Amy because it's like, hey,

(43:13):
you have this real life and Mike D Like, what's
he got going on? Or what aout? What you're trying
to say? He didn't have anything. That's got nothing to say. Okay,
anything else? You know who else I thought was on
the board, Oh the new intern Jordan's year old. He

(43:33):
thought I was going to take our intern as a day.
Wouldn't do that? What led you to think that? I
just kind of thought, maybe, Hey, look, you've never you're
an intern. There's your one summer. Maybe you can enjoy
the CMT awards and see what it's all about, like
a true internship. Oh internship. But see it's your point

(43:54):
earlier though, was that taking a girl to this is
a don't work? You think I'm trying to get with
the intern. No, you could have if you wanted to,
if you took T awards and not even on the
college circuit like these other guys. Hey that like these
other guy trying to go into college circuits? Were these
other guys I don't know. Do you know these guys? Yea, Amy,

(44:18):
Do you remember Eric? Eric got the tattoo of me
on his arm. Yeah, I mean it is a life
like tattoo. It covers the whole inside of his forearm.
It's my head, it's crazy Eric tattoo. Guys on the phone, Eric,
my man, my man, No, man that's not talking about Hey,
how's life Vinceince, you got a tattoo me on your arm?

(44:40):
It has been quite interesting. Tell me more of my friend,
tell me more. Well, I've certainly had some look, some questions, seriousness.
Anybody that's in my life, my personal eye. Everybody knows
about you, even though you're not on here. So people
weren't too just surprised, but some people were. And where

(45:04):
do you live? I live in northeast Tennessee now in
Johnson City. It's about five hours away. Yeah, Bristol, Johnson City, No, well,
the Tri Cities even yes, sir, yes, sir. So you go,
you get a tattoo. What do you tell the tattoo
guy did you walk in? You have to have a
picture of me, right, that is right? And you say, okay,

(45:26):
draw this. Well. Originally I had one particular dye in
mine that that's really good work, and he wasn't going
to be available due to a family emergency. So I
had at quickly because I was growing to be impatient.
So I started calling around to some places check for view.

(45:48):
If I found a guy, I told him the story
and he's like, dude, come in. So I went in
and he was really moved by it. He wanted to
check you out too, so he probably you can get
a tattooed me too. No, he he wouldn't move by,
and he's one of the money Eric. So see you

(46:09):
live in Johnson City. You have a tattoo of me
on the inside of your arm. The last time we talked,
I really didn't open this up for the other members
of the show to ask their questions because I feel
like everyone has something they want to ask Eric, Amy
davernthing you want to ask Eric, Well, I mean, has
it helped with the ladies since you got it? Great question?
It hasn't health authorities. But like I said before, that's

(46:31):
not really a big mastern right now. I've got a
lot on my plate. And I know Bobby says that
if you really want to make a relationship for a
guy will find a way. If you said that's a
lot on his plate, probably not his priority. That's right.
Someone says I'm not looking for a relationship right now.
That means I'm not looking for a relationship right now
with you, Okay, So the right one hasn't come along. Yeah,

(46:54):
not for Eric to make time for Eric? How old
are you? I'm tht it's guy here living his best
life right now? Okay, do you think that you will
add anything else to your body? Bobby related tattoo? Wise?
Do you know what I was thinking last night? I
don't know how Tupac thought by across this. Let him talk, guys,

(47:20):
let my boy talk. Hold on, hold on, go ahead,
Tupac reference thug life across his stomach, of course, Eric, tattoo,
go ahead, Eric, Well, you're not being creeped out. I'm
not going to do this. What's the thought across my mind?
I could get bone tiyes, but bones live? I love it.

(47:40):
Give bones in Old English? Are in Old English? What's
a really girly fund? You could get it in? Okay?
What's his name? Eric? You guys? Sorry? Eric? Did you
think maybe getting this tattoo would help you get in
Bobby's book? Where you got it too late? You do

(48:01):
realize that, right, you're not going to get in the book.
Bobby doesn't owe me anything. I don't want anything from
Bobby to be in his book or anything else. This
is solely from one human to another thing. I appreciate
you for all you've done, not just I know I'm
not the only human I'm not the only one he's affected,
but he's affected me in such a way that I

(48:23):
want to advertise it. You question, Eric, are you disappointed
that you were not the date to the CMT Awards
but Mike d got that date? Well, I'm not disappointed. No, Um,
I wasn't expecting it, and no, would you have said yes?

(48:45):
If probably would have asked me, I would have said yes, yes,
But I wasn't looking for it, wasn't expecting it. That
didn't even cross my mind. Does he have any Do
you have any regret? He has to have some he
doesn't have I guarantee you he doesn't have any regrets. Eric,
I'm being told you did a podcast about this on

(49:05):
someone's podcast. I did. Dylan Hodge he met you and
or he knows you'd rather and shout out to him.
I did that yesterday and we talked about an hour
and a half. Bobby, who's Dylan Hodge? You know? God, No,
I don't know who's doing Hodge. I don't know who's

(49:29):
dealing Hodge. Well, he's a fellow b teamer. He's got
a few pictures with you, and oh d Hodge Hodge. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I thought, yeah, it was like a you know someone
in the industry, but it's just someone with a podcast.
That's a b teamer. Hey shout out Dylan. Hey, Eric,

(49:50):
tattoo guy. What do you do for a living? That's
right right? It was a very dark time by trade.
But what do you do all day? Well? That that
was my career and I've gotten second. Couple of years ago,
I was diagnosed with neurological disorder and it messes with
my life from time to time, called neuropathy. Long story short,

(50:12):
I've been ending up a nursing home six times, physical therapy.
Look at you keep on fighting a man I am.
I was told, I was told by the neurologist I
would probably never walked again. They said there's no use
in trying. But I proved them wrong six times already.
Come on. So now my dream is to get involved

(50:32):
with broadcasting and you know, to move back to Nashville
and I'll be working with people on love abroad. Look
at this guy. I love it. I love it right now.
You need a mentor, as he does, and I am
America's mentor. I do say so myself. Eric the tattoo guy,
It is a real pleasure talking to you again, glad

(50:53):
to get caught up on life, buddy, Yes, sir, thank you,
we'll talk to you soon. Yes, sir, there is Eric tattoo.
Guys got tattooed my face on his arm and he's
gonna get phones live on his stomach like life. But
the opposite. Yeah, it's not the opposite, Amy, it's very
similar to No, it's similar show all right. So here

(51:21):
we are Tuesday, and there's a lot of things happening
this week because it's cm a week in Nashville where
all the artists are in talent. They're planning shows every night,
a lot of charity events. And I had the million
dollars show in January and asked Darius to come play
with our band, Raging Idiots. And he shows up and plays,
and so he says, Hey, I'm doing a show both
for St. Jude. Would you show up and playing? I

(51:41):
said absolutely. So they said you can do three songs,
and I said, how about two. I didn't want to
sing three songs, not because I don't want to sing
three songs, but because I didn't think the crowd of
Darius crowd is gonna want me out there doing ten
minutes of music. So I said, how about two. It'said, okay.
So I go out and the rule was you do
one by yourself at the Rheyman and then Darius comes

(52:03):
out and doesn't cover with you, and so I go
up and I do Chick fil A. But it's Sunday.
It's very dramatic. When I was like, let me tell you,
I crushed it too. That was all. It was amazing.
I was kind of singing it's like middle it wasn't
told me my crowd, but that song is about wanting

(52:25):
Chick fil A, but it's Sunday. And I started off
very emotionally. I was like, I just want you to
you guys know that sometimes I cried during this song.
It's about not getting what you want in life. It's
called Chick fil A on Sunday and the ones that
never heard like and so it was good because I
had no pressure on me. I never have fun. There
was no pressure on me whatsoever. I went out saying

(52:47):
my brains out c plus and I was like, that
was good. Then I told Darius that I wanted to
do Fight for Your Right from the Beastie Boys. That's
a fun old school song. You know you gotta fight,
so you all right, a lot of energy, and I
was in my tight jeans, which people on Instagram are

(53:08):
saying or maybe Amy cheens that's how tight they were.
And so here we go. This is me and Darius's
band is playing back up and Darius comes out later on.
But there go. This is a raw audio. Someone on
a cell phone put this on Facebook. Come on, come on,

(53:35):
it sounds like a punk rock show. Listen to the
crowd get into you. It was awesome, legit. I was

(54:01):
smiling so hard because the band was awesome, the crowd
was feeling it. I was the worst in the whole
and even I was doing pretty good. But he was
like working the stage like almost like a yeah, like
like an entertainer. Yeah, there's an artist and running around.
Darius Rucker comes out and does the third verse, right,

(54:57):
I'm telling you, I had so it's fine. Last night.
I had the biggest smile on my face. I was
taking it in. Man. You guys brought down the rhyme
yea and people were like, what's happening and they just
spot it. They were like, everybody just started singing. There's

(55:38):
one of my favorite moments. I'm telling you, I judge
me harsher than anybody judges me, and other than one
goofy thing I did on stage, it was really fun
and really good. So I had a really great time
last night, and I appreciate Darius for holding the event
for St. Jude and secondly for letting me come sing songs.
And it had to follow Lauren Elena and there's somebody

(55:59):
who don't to follow. It's Lauren Alana because she sings
better than the world and so she crushes her songs
and slay and he's like and now he's by bones.
They're like, I know him, so and then we're backstage.
Did we hold the Backstreet boy talk for a second
and whatever? We're backstage in the back room and it's

(56:20):
Amy and I and A. J. McClain and the Backstreet
Boys back there, and so I see him and I'm
just chilling talking, totally talking, having conversation. He came up
to me. He came up. He was really nice. He definitely.
I was casually on the couch on my phone being like,
I'm there's a Backstreet boy walking around, and then the

(56:41):
room is tiny, and then I see him just go
up to Bobby and be like, hey man, may j
someone probably told him to write because but then afterwards
he kind of went around. I mean, I think he
was just being not I mean, did he have someone
in there with him? He's putting out a country song?
I know, wonder it was a nice guy. He was

(57:02):
so nice and then um he came around, sat down
on the couch and introduced himself to a couple of
other people in room and then me and I was like, hi,
oh hey, yeah yeah. And then Bobby, you were sitting
over there and you were like, oh, you're a backstreet
Bolls totally lying. I knew he wasn't. For the minute
that I walked in, I was like, oh, and I

(57:23):
just played a cool man. It's a good move. I
mean I couldn't. I look over Bobby and I go, what, Like,
I said it really loud. I didn't mean to say
it out loud, but I mean, are you serious right now? Totally?
But I didn't him. Yeah, yeah, he totally didn't let
him know. So then Bobby's like, oh, man, so, so
like where do you live? And then it just like
I live in you know where Thousand Oaks is, And

(57:44):
Bobby's like, oh, yeah, I have no idea. By the way,
no idea where that is in l A. I don't
know anything about l A except where they made me
go for to tape stuff. Oh but Bobby played so cool,
was totally cool. And then Bobby slides over and he's like,
hey man, I want to hop on my incest story. No, no,
that's not what I said, because I was playing extra cool. No,

(58:06):
I said, hey, how did you say? I say you
want to get on the story. Sorry, I'm telling you.
I was playing so cool, like way over my head,
I feel like confident. It's a good night. Oh yeah,
I forgot a j complement is your shoes? He was like,
those are some nice shoes. I lived my best life
if they would say, and I was like, oh, you're
back to your boy. That's cool, it's cool. Yeah cool.

(58:28):
You don't get my story real quick. And then I
realized in my heart, like in my heart, I was
doing some results right, Like I got to the bedroom
board and so I was like, hey man, you'll give
my story. That's be cool. And then all of a
sudden I busted it out here. I never want to
hear sha. I want it that a way. I do
want it that way that you're good which way and

(58:55):
so I lost all cool there, but then I was
over the night, was over that matter anymore. Thanks for
being on my story man, Yeah, I played it so cool.
I just wanted that on my Instagram. He played it
so cool that the that then by the time you
asked him to hop on your story, Um, it was
fine because Bobby was already so cool. It's not like
he was seeking out at all, even though he busted
out that song and he had just found out that

(59:18):
he was part of this was like, because if Bobby
started geeking out too soon or at all, then a
j probably would have been as cool to be like, hey, yeah,
I'm gonna sing my song with you on your on
your story. If I had to kind of game with ladies,
did I do? A J mcclaimed the Backsto Boys had
a good night? Who talked to Brett Young yesterday? I did?

(59:45):
How did that go? I think it was great. I
found out some hard hitting news about his upcoming wedding
and a really nice guy. Yeah, in the beginning, did
you have covers that you used to serenade her with
that like take you way back? Like what were the
jams that you would like, here's sit right here? Girl,
let me me. Um. She was, you know, like guys
get ready and then wait for girls to finish getting ready. Absolutely,

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And so I got ready and I was done, and
then she was getting ready to go out that night,
and I pulled out the guitar and I just acted
like I was just enjoying playing by myself, but I
was singing full voice, and it was it was She's
every Woman Garth Brooks. Okay, so we just heard it.
He's gonna be singing She's every Woman by Garth Brooks.
So what was so funny? Because he was saying that

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he was trying to act cool like he was just playing,
but she was upstairs and he was playing. Funny what
he's saying hard at that? Huh. I thought it was
pretty funny how he was trying to act it cool,
but he was really seeing it. I just acted like
I was just enjoying playing by myself, but I was
singing full voice. I think it is funny. Yeah, yeah,
I just realized that was lunch Fox going. Thought it

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was really funny. Alright, you like what you think it's
many when people singing full voice, Well, I think you
have to kind of laugh. When they talked because it
makes him feel more comfortable, even though sometimes it's not
that honest answer. That's really like if you listen to interviews,
people laugh, like when artists talk for no reason, and
so I feel like it makes them more comfortable and
they're like, oh yeah, this guy likes me. So that's

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how you get on their good side. Totally down with
that tactic. Just wondered why you laughed? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Is Brett playing with the same awards? No, he's up
for a Video of the Year for a year. Yeah,
video of the year. So I know my stuff. Good dude,

(01:01:32):
is that full voice? He's not an artist. I don't
need to laugh, only laugh when it's funny. It's okay
you laugh, laugh funny. That's cool man. I like that
you do that. It's a good tactic. I'm good. I'm

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gonna try that today. Are you doing today? I am
please one time, okay, I'm glad, just for no reason, like,
really make him feel good, okay, because I give you
a lot of stuff. It is a tactic. Now you
do it everybody, it gets awkward. Absolutely. Um. Let's go
over to Morgan number two. She's twenty four years old.

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She runs our digital and what do you care about today?
Morgan number two, legally blonde. Three is actually in the works.
It's happening, and I'm stoked about it. What's the deal
with that? Did she not die at into the second one? What? No,
let's stop with that. How did it end of the
second one? Um? Well, no, baby or I don't know. Yes,

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she number one is the one that's amazing. Number two
is okay, and I'm just kind of I'm with her.
I'm excited about three, but it's probably not going to
be that great, Thank hater. It's three of anything ever,
like Home Alone. One was amazing. Rocket wasn't good? Really,
Mr Tina ulk Agen the Russian? Yes, three was okay? Three?

(01:03:01):
Were there any three? Hangover? Three? T three with pretty good?
H T two was all of them? Judgment American Pie
the iron Man Three happened? Because even if it hasn't
gonna be amazing? All right? Thank you, Morgan number two.
That's what twenty four year olds care about. Over Bobby

(01:03:24):
Bones dot Com our retro Pimp and joy shirts, I
would love me to check those out and help a
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spent some of her childhood in the hospital because she
had kidney issues since birth, so she knows what it's

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like to be in the hospital as a kid. So
she decided she wanted to buy American Girl dolls to
hand out to other kids in the hospital. She received
one for herself and she thought the doll was super cool,
But those American Girl dolls, they're not cheat. So she
set up a lemonade stay and then she worked at
a restaurant owned by a family friend raised about five
hundred dollars or so, and then the community heard about

(01:04:05):
what she was doing and they all pitched in and
she was able to buy fifteen dolls and the hospital
is planning to have her hand deliver the dolls later
in the month. That's cool. She's how old six She's
only six years old, I mean, and you know she's
going to be able to show up at the hospital
deliver them to the sick patients. Sort of like makes
me think of like musicians on call and how you

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show up. I don't know if you ever show up
with dolls. You show up with your guitar and you
play music and stuff. That's true. So I'm on I'm
on the national board. I started just we just go
and play music for kids or vets. And so that's
what Musicians on Call is. Because I was also in
the hospital for a long time as a kid, have
a scar still from my starnom down to my you

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know whatever. That bone is, the puby bone, what you
call it, the technical And so I was in the
hospital for a long time, and so I go and
we play songs for kids and for vets. And it's
a great organization. And if you're listening, like and I
wish I had something to donate to or be involved in.
You don't have to play music. You can actually be
a guide for Musicians on Call. And I kicked the
musicians around. But thanks for bringing that up. It's really

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a fantastic organization. Very proud to be a part of it,
and proud of that girl. She's six six years old.
That's good. That's good news. That was tell me something good.
I always wonder what would happen if you took a
whole bunch of those yellow jacket pills from the gas station.
And Eddie did that yesterday and here we are twenty
four hours later. He says, he's still not over it,
like his heart still beating. Morgan number two are twenty

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four year old head of Digital our web girl and
resident twenty four year old from number two, she says
that Eddie was cranky yesterday. Yeah, he was super cranky
and he was just acting like out of his mind place.
I don't know what it was, just major mood swings,

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because I did. I felt tired, but I wasn't tired,
you know what I mean, Like my body was ready
to go, but my brain was just like I'm I'm tired.
I don't want to laugh at anything you're saying. I
don't even want to talk to you right now. It's weird. Man.
Your body was ready to go, Yeah, we're ready to
run a marathon, but your brain was tired. Yes, And
so I'm sorry. I want to apologize everyone. If I
said anything, maybe I would regret. It wasn't you, It

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was the Yellow Jets. It was not me. Did he snap?
He never snapped, but he just wasn't himself and he
just was going on smooth swings. So I just really
wasn't sure what Eddie I'd get at each moment. The
Yellow Jackets, man, I don't do that too. You're saying,
probably not the best I did to use them. No,
absolutely not not for definitely not for this is your
brain and then this is your brain on your yellow jackets.

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Any questions. Yeah, okay, thank you Morgan. Number two, Eddie,
thank you for being honest. Yeah, man, you know I
think it's a struggle. We all face what we do
on yellow jackets. Yes, yes, it is a struggle. And
I hope that you learned a lot from from me
taking four yellow jack Yeah, you know, I always wonder
how that would affect me, but instead I thought you
should do it. And then so now you're not. You're
gonna steer clear good. I learned a lot from a
duffy buck up, and we're doing all the things just now,

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you're gonna learn a lot from a dummy buck up.
Top five songs Number five Blake Shelton, I Lived crazy
being a dear language you man. Number four Heaven from
Kane Brown. Everybody's talking about. Sorry, here's Heaven from Kane
Brown featuring Amy. Everybody's talking about they just can't wait

(01:07:31):
to go, Wait to go, Shando. It's gonna be so good.
I'm so beautiful, beautiful laying next to you and it's
bad with you alright. Number three, Everything's gonna be all
Right David Lee Murphy and Kenny Chesney featuring Amy be

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all Right, she goes up, she goes everything. He's gonna
be all right. Number two Dirk's Bentley A Woman Amen
featuring Amy. Here we go, not day monies, nor knows
how lucky I am, Lucy everything, I love you, thank you,

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Jesus person, my woman. And the number one song Yeah
is from Luke Combs, One Number Away featuring Amy one
number said, I was I'm dieing inside and hit him,
but just there you go. Then lets your number one song,

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Luke come one number one. I need a minute with
some of those No. I like how you let me
laughs a l it gets you miss it. Here's Amy man,
I laughed prob in my throat. Here's Amy doing one
number Away with Luke Combs, one number talking to you here. Then,

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by the way, the Middle from Z and Marion Morris
is the number one song again not still it fell
off back? What brought it back? Z tweeted, The Middle
is back at number one on US radio. Absolutely insane.
I've spent the last year at number one. How is
this even possible. There's some people that missed out on
it the first time. I'm telling it's amazing. I know,

(01:09:26):
I get it, but it's does that common for something
to flow like that. Once it falls usually goes away.
But here is the middle, Zed and Marion Morris featuring Amy,
just me in the middle, just a little, just the middle,

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And the number one song in urban is Migos and
Drake get a look at look. Yeah there you go.
Those are the big songs, all the country songs, songs,

(01:10:13):
all that stuff. Good job, man, you really, you really?
I did yourself. You know what I want to do. Man,
that's funny. That's been enjoying things lately. Good. Good. You
should do that a little more. I know I've been
trying to sleep a little more. I get some sleep.
I feel better. I think things are funnier. I'm brighter,
I mean better to hang around the rest. And does

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that I want to get back the water. Yeah, you
go ahead and get yourself. Um. Morgan number two brought
up something interesting to me. She said that her parents
lied to her as a kid about what, Well, this
is what we're gonna talk about. What they what they
tell you always, and they weren't true. I always sat
right up next to the TV watching as a kid,
and they told me my eyesight would go bad if

(01:10:57):
I kept doing that. I think that that's true, though,
right my parents told me. That was something that your
parents told you they ended up not being true. Okay,
that's what we're gonna talk about. Nick, Lies that your
parents told you as you were a kid and you
got older and you're like, that's not true. Liz in Massachusetts,
good morning. Hi. My mom used to tell me I

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was allergic to chocolate, but only after six pm? How
long did you believe that till I was like ten
and had to get a real allergy test and I
was not allergic to chocolate? But did they test you
after six pm? That's the question. That's funny. That's a
good one. So when I was a kid, until I

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was eight or nine, Yeah, I thought babies came out
the belly button. I didn't know they come out of
the huha, And I always thought, how did they come
out of the belly button? Listen, it's also a thing
that comes out of the who. I'll be honest with you,
but I really was too old to think that. But
I was told that so forever. I just believe babies

(01:12:01):
came out of the belly button older than I should
have been. And I was a pretty bright kid. I
love to read. I just didn't. Yeah you didn't catch that.
That one was over your head. Yeah, still kind of it. Yeah,
anybody's parents lie to them lunch bike. Yeah, my parents. Look,
if you flip your eyelids up like this. Yeah, my
parents always told me if someone hits you on the
back when you have your eyelids flipped up, they'll get

(01:12:21):
stuck like that. I was, I was near my parents.
I was just scared to do it because I didn't
want to get my eyelids stuck solid. Justin in Oklahoma.
Hey guys, a big pan of the show. Thank you
very much what your parents say to you. My parents
always told me not to shower during a thunderstorm because
if lightning hit, it would strike me through the shower.

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And still to this day, I think of that when
there's a thunderstorm and my wife I'm like, no, no,
don't do it. That's funny, Okay, But here's my thing.
I'm thinking about this, like, what didn't the parents have
to gain from that? I understand the Chocolateter six pm.
You didn't want your kids eat candy? Did your mom
not want you taking a shower or what during the rain?
Or is it just a joke. I don't know. Maybe

(01:13:02):
they really believe that. I believe it. I still believe it.
So I think somebody used to do a study on
this so I could prove my parents wrong or right.
Appreciate that justin appreciate you. Thank you very much for
the call. Man, I got a lot of them. He
appreciate you. Joseph and Georgia. Yeah, Bobby, My my parents
used to tell me that if I ate any more

(01:13:23):
chicken that I was going to turn into a chicken.
Like I just love chicken nuggets. They're like, you need
more chicken nuggets, You're gonna turn into a chicken. Did
you feel like you would turn into a chicken? Oh? Yeah,
I mean like it's a little four year old. You're like,
you're sitting there, You're like, well, I'm gonna turn to
do what When did you realize you weren't going to

(01:13:43):
turn into a chicken? You know, I losed up a little,
a little, you know, shortly thereafter, But you know, I
guess that was their reasoning to get me some vegetables
or something, you know, I don't know. I just can't
anyone eat any more chicken nuggets. That's funny, Joseph, good call.
Appreciate you, oh man, I can. My husband been. One
that comes to mind with his family is that his
mom had told him a salting cracker was a cookie

(01:14:05):
for years, solid trick. It's solid until he's your friend's
house and they offered him a real cookie and he's like,
this was like the best thing he'd ever tasted. He
never felt for a salting cracker again. I got a
little announcement to make here a little something. Hey. So
over the past five years, I've tried to somewhat change

(01:14:28):
the culture of music on the radio, meaning with females
held concerts, have had entire weeks on the road. I've
tried to take any female artists out as possible and
give them exposure. And so I think the culture is changing.
You know, it's nothing, it's gonna be revolutionized in a day.
Hopefully it's evolutionized. And I think we're getting there. I

(01:14:50):
think we've planned a lot of wonderful seeds and you're
seeing more females being played on the radio, but not enough.
You're seeing more females being streamed a bit and put
on playless, but not in off. And so what I
did is myself and Rod Phillips, who is the president
of the format, we have put together a show. It's
a national show and it will be aired on hundreds

(01:15:11):
radio stations, and it's gonna be a show that focuses
on females and country music, and that's what it's all
gonna be. I'm gonna program it. I'm gonna play female
artists only. And I say me, it's not even really
about me, because I go, how weird is that I
got a ding dong and I'm hosting a female show. Contree,
I'm all fair. I'm pulling in some of the best
female talent radio wides around the country, and they're also

(01:15:33):
going to be involved in this show, and they're gonna
be doing the things. So as I'm in Nashville where
I get to actually see these artists and bring them in,
it's really gonna be female artists, female DJs, and so
hopefully we can continue the conversation and push it forward.
So you know, as I look at the charts right now,
I see people obviously carry Underwood. There's only two females

(01:15:59):
in the top twenty, Carrie Underwood and Lindsay L. It's
like two females in the top twenty. And those are
the things that I want to change. Just there are
there are dude artists. They get the benefit of the
doubt just because they're dudes, and they go, let's just
shove them up. It doesn't matter what kind of research
we get. It doesn't matter there dudes, we just play them.
Females don't get that. So that's what we're gonna do.

(01:16:21):
We're going to actually take the initiative to make sure
a song like cry Pretty, to make sure Criminal by
Lindsay L doesn't just drop and all the stations go
we're done, because they do. They just cancel it on
these females and go, yeah, it's not researching. We quit.
Marion Morris rich but rich like thirty or something. Kelsey Ballerini.

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I hate love song artists like Cassie Ashton Taxidermy, so
launching a national show on the weekends to focus, highlight,
cultivate female artists and songs. And I must our moder
radio stations and be like, okay, you're pulling female artists.
Let me see, let me see what's up. So that's it.

(01:17:09):
Can't change it in a day, but we can actually
work on changing the culture slowly. Oh that Cassie Ashton
song is a jam sandwich. No, no, no, it's a
jam sandwich. It's I mean, keep here hanging on. So

(01:17:32):
if these other services, other radio stations don't want to
do get involved in this, we'll just take it in,
you know, shove it and be like Okay, nobody else
wants to get on board and help, then we'll just
do it ourselves until everybody joins. So if I've got
to be obnoxious about getting females on the radio, I
will be obnoxious about it. And that's where I am. Now,
I'm so frustrated. So that's what I'm just gonna here

(01:17:53):
we go. Here's we have the biggest company and we're
gonna go. Okay, here I am time to play all
these songs. Stop ignoring females. That's it. That's the there
you go, that's the announcement. I will remain obnoxious. You
have my word, folks, but that's what it's about for me,
Maddie and take There are a lot of a lot

(01:18:17):
of female or Laurena Lane. I could go down the
list here, Jillian, Jacqueline, you know artists that you know
what you're talking about doing that good. And we need
to get more room for Bruce down here, Bruce. Yeah,
always coming in reason for Bruce. I just got a dingdong,
you know, I mean Bruce. So that's the deal. I mean,
this is the deal. Unofficial. They may didn't want me

(01:18:38):
to say this today, but we're launching a national female
This is unofficial. Well, I mean I'm not supposed to
announce it, but who cares? Who cares? I care about
this project, but who cares about the rules. So there
you go. Um, that's it and I with that, I
dropped Mike reading this obituary is in the paper. Her

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name is Kathleen dim Melow and so she was born
in y eight and it just a couple of paragraphs
a better life, and then it gets to she abandoned
her children, Gina and Jay when they raised they were
raised whatever, and then it goes on she passed away
in May two thousand and eighteen and will now face judgment.
She will not be missed by Gina and Ja and
they understand this world is a better place without her.

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That's sad that the best obituary every ever written, because
it's truthful. I mean, I don't know how truthful it
is though. That's the thing. I don't know her, so
I don't know that it's truthful. Well, they said that
they she abandoned them. Yeah, but I was abandoned and
I don't think that it was for any reason other
than uh, my parents were teenagers when they had me.
I don't think that was evil. So I just read

(01:19:47):
it was like, holy crap. So yeah, I saw that.
I went healing for the kids. What are their names?
I don't know. Isn't that what the kids call? Savage?
Savage man, sam using, savage, savage bite, savage Hey. On Friday,

(01:20:11):
we will be doing our show live from the historic,
the beautiful Ryman Auditorium. Our radio show will be up
on that stage and all two thousand of those seats
will be open to the public. Doors open a six.
The show starts at seven Central. We hope people come watch. Yes,
the mother Church of Country, mother Church, the home the
origin of the Grand Old Operations. Yes, and so we're

(01:20:32):
super excited. We're very grateful they'll let us do our
radio show on the hallowed stage. That being said, Lunchboxes said,
if he's not paid extra, he's not coming because he
feels that's a talent fee. There's no sponsor. We're just
going because they're letting us. But you have now listed
your demands. How many do you have, like five or six?

(01:20:54):
How many do you have like five? Five demands? Take
that one of the bad ones. It's like a negotiation.
Demand number one for you to show up at the
show on Friday, I need two blueberry muffins, freshly banked. Okay,
that's negotiation. It's all negotiations like this. You want me

(01:21:17):
to keep going, I will get you two blueberry muffins,
but they will not be freshly baked. I don't want
them wrapped in the plastic from the gas station. I
will get them from like a Dunkin Donuts are Starbucks?
That works? Okay? One down? Hey, you're taking these notes
and nuts? His name is Mike du Yeah, sorry, sorry,

(01:21:41):
he's got a bunch of names. Are you taking down? Nuts?
And then and then Mike's His name is Mike D.
Mike D's nuts. I just don't calm that on the
air though. Alright, good, good job on the first one.
To muffins. You get that one. Check, Okay, go ahead, Strawberry,
But in a smoothie. I'm gonna have to push back

(01:22:03):
on that one. Why. Yeah, that's a fresh, fresh, little
smooth from I mean, they're smoothie shops all over the place.
I'll make him one. No no, no, no, yeah yeah, Aby,
you can make it in her house. She makes smoothies
all the top. She got a nice little blender. I'm
not going to commit to that one yet. Okay, that's
number two, number three, lunch box. You're listed to Man's.
I need a car to pick me up at my house.

(01:22:24):
That will not happen. And that's not happening either. There's
no parking for me. I mean, can you order your
own Uber? That wouldn't be me. I didn't want it
to pay for it. If I came to work, I
would have a free parking spot. If I go there,
I gotta you gotta be driven here first, we're doing
the show for two hours here. Yeah, but then I
gotta go there. Yeah, Okay, you will be You will

(01:22:45):
be driven there. That's in the middle. I'm not going
to buy yourself. Yeah that's but well, you will be
driven over there. You have to worry about driving yourself.
Me in the middle, Me in the middle, alright, got that, nuts,
there you go, all right? And number four or five? Yeah,

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I need a front row seat for my wife. Done. Yeah,
that she can make it. That I can absolutely do.
Will she come on the show even if she can't
make it? Yeah, I want okay, okay, lunchboxes if she comes.
Will she come on the show? Yeah, okay, she'll go

(01:23:29):
on the show. It's like she'll talk. Yeah, yeah, you
can make it. Okay, Well, hey, nuts, you make sure
they get the seat up front. All right. And your
final demand, because we met three of them so far,
go ahead, your final push back. Okay, go ahead. Cash.
That's not happening under the table, under the table. We're

(01:23:49):
already talking about it. This is now over the table.
It's like non taxable gas. Don't tell the no, no, no,
we're on the error. But you can't tell. Don't know them.
They think this is admitted, right, Nuts, I can't do
three hundred bucks. Will you take three bucks? Whoa? No? Okay?

(01:24:15):
Will you take all the money in my wallet? Oh?
I don't know how much I really I don't know
how much is in this wall. It's not even in here. Nuts.
Don't be taking money out of that wall, while before
you come in here you might be nuts. Okay, okay, okay.
Cash on that one. I don't know what I have.
Like the time you do have cash, he's taken too

(01:24:37):
long to find it. He needs to run quicker? Yes
or no? Do you take all the cash in the wall? Yes? Yeah,
I really don't know how much you have? Yeah, okay,
So that getting I'm going to give you all because
I wasn't gonna give any money. Will you give up
your strawberry smoothie to get more? Will you give up

(01:24:58):
your strawberry smoothie cat, Yeah, because I wasn't gonna pay
you at all. Get the smoothiet. Okay, So we've you're
gonna have a chair. You're gonna have two blueberry muffins
from one of the coffee places, not wrapped. What else
you gonna have's gonna drive? You're gonna be driven there
and then you're gonna get all the cash in my wallet?
All right, And that's a deal. Shake on it, my

(01:25:19):
hand extended it, shake the hand there. It is cash.
There's a decent house cash. Let's see here. There we
go one, two, dollars, three dollars, four dollars, two dollars

(01:25:47):
A pretty good there you go. You went from three,
he went from three to five. How much you get
nothing exactly. So you're gonna be there Friday. You're gonna
be there Friday. We're all there. What's up? Protest over protest?
You just got to work the system. So now, since
you got the money, you're going to show up and

(01:26:08):
be funny. He's there, he's there. That's it. I got
the money. I'm gonna be funny. That's your chance. Yeah,
wasn't that your chance yesterday? If you want funny showing me, yeah,
which is the one who's like, write that check? Then
then I'll dance for my friends. And then that was
like paying me because I want to be paid like me?
What me and me? So that was your tactic the

(01:26:30):
whole time to muffins, A ride to the rhyman twenty
five bucks and his wife, I exed off the strawberry
banana smoothie. Everybody want to wait? Not everybody? Now Eddie
and I are album like, you gave into these demands
and so now I'm like, way does that go? I

(01:26:51):
would like you don't think like a business person. You
think got a little follower. You're like, I leave the
Friday when it come. Watch you can find us on
Facebook two at Bobby Bones Show. What do you think
of a story where it says teaching your kids to
curse is a good thing? Oh, I don't know. I

(01:27:14):
would have to know why they think that. I don't
personally want my kids to curse, but I don't. I'm
confused why is it good? According to science, swearing can
offer health benefits. I say teaching kids to swear is
a good thing. Many parents let a well timed swear
word or to slip dr Emma Byrne, a scientist, says

(01:27:35):
that teaching students to swear it can help them understand
language better and honesty, a more robust vocabulary, better credibility.
I just don't know. I don't. I don't think so either.
She I don't. I don't have kids, but I don't curse. Yeah,
I just for like me neither and I I mean,
I don't mind if people do around me, but I

(01:27:56):
don't want my kids doing it and manners like I
don't want them to be walking around her saying do
they know English carse words? No, they don't really say
the only the word the thing that we're trying to
not say is shut up. Right now, that's the bad one. Well,
I just don't want them to be saying that because
I want them to be polite. But me, I casually

(01:28:18):
know that I'm someone that's like my husband says something,
I'm like, oh, shut up, and so that's where they
get it from. They get it from me. But then
I don't want them saying it. So I've got to
work on that. But I don't. I definitely don't want to.
I mean, they can say like shoot or gosh dog it?
Can they say h double hockey sticks? No? But they don't.
They they're not exposed to it. Now. My parents cursed,

(01:28:40):
so I cursed when I was a little little kid.
But I didn't know what I was saying, but I
was just repeating them. So you disagree with this, I
totally disagree with it, all right, You haven't You have
two kids, two boys? Oh? Man, I just I'm laughing
thinking like like picturing them saying bad words like that's terrible.
They would never say bad words. Let your kid kiss, yeah,
no problem, no problem us with my parents. We have

(01:29:01):
that relationship. And I still remember the first time I
heard my dad say a cuss word, and it was
the greatest day of my life. We're driving from a
soccer game and one of the Cowboys offensive lineman got
two false starts in a row, and my dad just goes,
how blanking stupid is he? And me and aerond a
force socially each other so awesome, And ever since, the

(01:29:23):
cuss words have been flowing. Yeah, it really opens your
relationship with your parents. Maybe that was my problem. I don't,
but I don't. I don't my dad. They flow out
of my like my dad's conversation even when I'm talking
to him, like there are are words dropped all the time,
and it doesn't we don't bond over it. I just
been like, Okay, that's my dad, that's how he talks.
It's not Thanksgiving. Hey, I'm very thankful for it. So

(01:29:46):
I don't curse. I stopped about two and a half
years exo, so ago. I haven't said of course forward
a long time. It doesn't bother me, but people now
will not curse around me, and that gets all annoyed. Yeah,
it's like I don't like people to know that I
don't drink. I've never had to drink alcohol, but don't. Oh,
I shouldn't drink around you. I'm like, no, I'd rather
you just live your life. Actually, you're more pleasant to
be around when you do drink. So if you wouldn't
mind having a drink or two that samething with cursing,

(01:30:07):
they'll go, oh, sorry, it sounds weird though, To be honest,
to curse around you. It's like it's like cursing from
my parents. Same thing with Bobby, but Bobby's not. But
I used to curse like crazy, but not anymore. I
don't anymore. But so it's like I don't want to
just that was just a discipline that I wanted to
put inside of me. I'm always looking for new ways
to train myself to do things. It's nothing moral, just

(01:30:28):
telling you it feels weird for the rest of us. Sounds,
I know, isn't it what the sound means coming from
your heart more so than the sound coming out of
your mouth like that. I don't know what that means.
Too smart, they say, Science says let your kids curse
one scientist, but that's signs very smart scientist. Bobby bones

(01:30:49):
dot com to check out our Pimp and Joy shirts.
The new retro line is up and you can help
out a great cause. Bobby Bones dot com. You know
tomorrow we world premiere that new little big town song.
It's called Summer Fever. And so here's Amy talking a
little bit town yesterday. So so much going on with
you all this week? Um, you know, hosting the ZMT Awards.

(01:31:11):
It's kind of fine. New song coming out Wednesday, summer Fever.
Oh is that a tease about acting like some fever? Oh?
I love that thing. What you think it is? Okay
some fever? I got that summer fever fever down in

(01:31:35):
my bone. That not how it goes at all, I
don't think unless in some weird world that's exactly how
it goes. You're Amy's pile of stories, lunchboxes. Wife is
about to give birth and have a baby. So I
didn't know if she was going to consider having music

(01:31:57):
playing when she's in the labor and delivery part. But
that's like a popular thing right now. And I have
the most popular song to give birth to baby baby,
just Bieber baby Bag. It's actually Elton John the Circle
of Live right, Push Breathe, you can do it. So

(01:32:29):
lununch you need to work on your wife's push playlist. Okay, okay,
So the Crayola, you know, the Crown company, they're coming
out with their own beauty line of makeup called Face
Crowns and most Crayons or how you say it, face crayons?
What parents are you from down Louisiana? And it sounds

(01:32:51):
like I say face Crowns and they have eyeshadow, highlighters,
lipstick and more. You can find them on ASOS dot com.
That's a s O S dot com. And I don't know,
just something fun comes to a little crown box between
you saying crayon funny and lunchbox saying ambulance funny bulance.
We got a whole crew here. Is there something you
can't say? Yeah, I say it all perfect. No, there's

(01:33:13):
something you say. I talked too fast. I stumble over
my words. I mean, I say that doesn't matter, moving
on behind the scenes stuff for people listening right now,
is I talked too fast too And so many times
Bobby has to like take his hand and while I'm talking,
he's like, calm down, too loud. So I have to

(01:33:35):
remember that. So I have the things that are considered
cool this year. So if you're doing any of these,
you're on the right track. Staying in rather than going
out considered cool. Been doing that for a year. I
was going for its cool man like don't feel shame
and eating healthier, having a balanced diet. That is cool
this year, going to the gym I'm the coolest person around.

(01:33:59):
And being able to cook from scratch only like two things.
You know you make those paleo donuts, like it's one
of my two things. Yeah, cool, And like I can
grow with some chicken. Also, last thing that makes you
super cool is vacationing off the beaten path. How about
in your house that you never leave that maybe double?

(01:34:20):
All right, that's fine. That was Amy's pile of stories.
I'm gonna go over to CMT and do some interviews
for a bit. We'll have some more went a lot
on today. I do that today. I gotta like award
show to go. I'm not getting an award. I'm going
to support some friends tonight. Yeah, it's been cool because

(01:34:41):
right now happening in Nashville is c m A fests,
lots of events, like every day, it's like a hundred events.
And I'm not doing music with raging idiots. In my book,
doesn't come out to the nineteen, so I really have
nothing to do, so I'm able to support a lot
of friends, which is cool. I'm doing Lauren Alana's Bank
Club party on Friday. I'm hosting it just because she
asked me to do anything with Luke Brian, So for once,
I'm not doing a hundred events. None of us are

(01:35:02):
really just a couple. Huh. Yeah, that is that. We're
gonna do our show a lot from the Rhyman though
in Nashville or just listen. It should be, as they
say an s show man, it's just the Rhyme. It's
gonna be awesome because it's there. But they're gonna be
tons of people. I've met some people last night. They
were at the Rhyman last night talking about how they
can't wait to come and watch the show from the

(01:35:22):
Rhyman on Friday. So we'll see how that goes to. Uh,
that's a deal. And me today, what are you doing?
Um while I'll be doing cmt remotes too, and then
hanging out with my kids summertime. Yeah yeah, when do
they go back to summer school next week? Are you're
happy about that? Um? Well, they'll just be in while
I'm working. It's only like eight to noon or something,

(01:35:43):
so they'll still have the afternoon to play. And what
are they going to do in summer school? Continue learning English? Yeah,
they'll continue on that. I think it's just good to
keep it going, so they keep this program. It's their
English is a second language school, so I think they
like to keep the kids going so they don't lose it. Yeah. Oh,
I got those C t remotes, some more hard hitting
interviews for me, and then I am going to crush

(01:36:05):
a nap. Who tired? Yeah? Man, this weekend I was
crushing in the yard work. And then yesterday I had
a long day, long day. I had those cmt remotes.
Then I went to the Darius and friends and man's
just didn't really get it. I didn't get a nap yesterday.
But that sounds like two. Didn't you play soccer after

(01:36:26):
the event? Yeah? Recreational alright, So that's what I'm saying. Like,
it was a busy day. And we did win our
Star game. You didn't thanks for asking? Yeah, you're walcome,
we want one nothing? Did you score the goal? No? No, no, no,
but they only had nine players, we had eleven. We
won't want nothing. Alright, let's see on Wednesday. Bible just

(01:36:49):
no

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