Bobby Gives Out "Mr. Country Music" Award + Eddie Refuses 12-Year Old Son An iPhone + Big Update On Raymundo’s Donald Trump Bet

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, the Bobby Bones post show pre show the
draft result from yesterday. Raymundo wins the draft at thirty
nine percent. I finished last. It was close between me
Amy and Lunchbox fourteen fourteen thirteen. So I will not
be in the next draft whenever that is. I'm not
doing them every week. It's when we get one we're
really pumped about. But Raymond does the big winner. RAYMONDO.

(00:21):
You drafted roseye, O'Donnell, Kanye West and Flow from Progressive.
And we gave you a hard time on that one.
You won. Congratulations. Yeah. And the Flow from Progressive. That
was a miracle because that just popped up on my
feet and I go, man, she's annoying. Oh wait, we're
doing that annoying draft today and boom. The rest is history. There.
You get saw two comments. Two people were saying that
they agreed with ray because of Flow. I didn't know

(00:44):
she was that annoying to people. I'm not annoyed by
her neither. I like her. Let's do country music songs
right now, which, by the way, too, this is also
live on Facebook. You guys can see us if you
guys want to call us right now and hop in
on the Post show. You can eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby,
we can open the phone lines back up, can we? Ray?

(01:07):
She's checking on it right now. What do you mean
checking on what? I think you might switch over to
local Nashville. No way, I don't know that's what they're checking. Yeah,
what do you mean we can open them up? We
can take it every one. Yeah, I mean yeah, open
them up, Bobby. There are no rules on this show.
You want, Yeah, but in theory does go to the
national show and nobody calling local National? All right, if

(01:28):
you guys want to call us now watching on Facebook,
you can eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby. That's maybe
nobody calls, but you're gonna first call is gonna be like, hey, man,
traffic's bat here in NI six and five? What do
you do about it? Hey? Where do you get a
good talk? Goes on Franklin Avenue. It's gonna be only
for over there. Okay. So if we'll say, if anybody

(01:49):
calls hurting a little bit um. Top three songs, Yeah,
Top three songs, here we go. Number three, Luke Combs
Levin on you. Number two, Kane Brown cool again again again.
Number one Leebryce, one of them girls, you one of them.

(02:10):
Ain't trying to be nobody. Number one pop song Lewis
Capaldi Before You Go, Number one hip hop song Drake
featuring Little Dirk. Laugh now, Cry later. But I guess
you know, baby, I took the half and she took

(02:33):
the whole thing. Slow down, baby, baby, we took a trip.
Now we all your blood and it's like a coast.
Time that one came on, we were hooping, right, I
don't know. I'm so focused on the game. I don't know.
That just shows I'm just listening to music. Amazon has
unveiled a ring censor for mailboxes that alerts someone if

(02:56):
somebody's in their mail. So every time the mailbox opened,
your close, he goes boot your mailbox has been open.
Your mailbox has been closed. Yeah, I mean they're gonna
have so many rings. They're gonna be like boom, your toilet,
it has been open. Your toilet's not down before you
go pee. What's weird is the house that we moved
into the guy that built it, because he built it.
Before he moved in, he built up room, lived there

(03:18):
a few years, had to be a complete weirdo. There's
some stuff. You go into the bathroom in the living
room and there's like disco lights in the top of
the bathroom. Have I showed you that? Yes? And I'm like,
the bathroom is very weird. Why would you do this?
And there's a black urnal and a black commode. Interesting
right in my bathroom because Kaylin uses a guest bathroom

(03:40):
and I used the bathroom connected to our bedroom, and
so in my bathroom he put the worst sinks you
could possibly put in if you're trying to like wash
your hands or brush your teeth, which is what you
do in the bathroom, because there's a slant to them
where they come up and there's no lip on the
back side, so water splashes everywhere. Terrible And the last

(04:02):
thing I want to do is rebuild my kitchen or
my bathroom. But the toilet's also black in there, which
gets to my point. What's also weird to have black
toilet at night? You can't even see the toilet where
you're walking in there much less it's the lids up
or down, which is totally weird. So, um, I just
don't feel like And we're working on the barn right now.

(04:23):
I think we're gonna do some work on the barn
because we have a barn in the back. You gona
buy a horse. No, We're gonna turn the barn into something.
I think that's the goal. Like I put a dance
floor in there. Yeah, talks Saturday night in the mood
is right, head on over to the Twist and show. Yeah,
um so something. But you can't make it a living

(04:44):
space because the h oa in the neighborhood go, hey,
you can't have someone come and live there or airbnb that.
So we're not quite sure. We have a barn. We're
not getting a horse. So I'm gonna turn it into something.
Have you been in that barn? No, I saw it.
I haven't been in it. It's pretty big. Yeah, it's huge.
I think on that land that we love on that

(05:05):
used to be used for horses and now there's just
a barn there. Oddly and so and the guy didn't
do anything with that last time. What do you think
about I thought about this when I was there the
other day. What do you think about buying a cow
to just kind of graze and eat the grass? It
would be fine and fine, but I finally can let
my dog just run in the yard. Now, now that
cow would step on my dog. Sure, yeah about that. Yeah, okay,

(05:28):
let's go to Amanda in Virginia. Amanda, you're listening right
now to the Post Show live? Is that true? Hi? Yes,
good to see. Are you watching on Facebook? I am nice.
What would you like to say? I was just calling
to say hi that I really enjoy listening to you guys.
I'm a teacher here in Virginia, and so with that,
I have a few hours with virtual teaching to listen

(05:51):
to you guys after I teach my student. So that's
what I do while I work is listen to you all. Well,
we appreciate that. Thank you, and man, keep up the
good that teaching. Man, that's gotta be tough. Last year
and this year, huh it's very different. Well, and it's
strange because last year I ended on maternity leave and
I didn't get to come back to my kids. And
now this year I'm teaching virtually to kindergarten. So it

(06:14):
keeps you going. Good luck. I appreciate what you do.
Thank you. I appreciate you guys. Do thank you. Let
me hear your voicemail number five RAYMONDO. This is Dawn
from Florida finding studio. I had a question. So I
noticed that Eddie, it never really talks about his wife
and he never names his kids, and you know, Lunchbox
does the same thing too, So I was curious, is

(06:35):
that kind of a personal choice that they've made or
that their wives have made them, you know, not reveal
their names or anything. So it was just a question
I've had for a while. So thanks Spice, Eddie. Yeah,
and my wife's very very, very private, and she asked
me early on when I started this job, like just
I love what you do. Go do what you do,
you do, you're good at it, but just leave me

(06:56):
out of it. And so I respect that, and I
did talk about her early on when I first started.
I would, you know, talk little stories about and she
would hear it and get really upset and be like,
I told you, I have a thing, like I'm just
very private about it. Just leave me out of things.
So I try my best to leave her out of it.
And by doing that, I don't say her name, don't
post pictures of her. And then the kids, you know,

(07:16):
I just don't think that they have the right to
decide if they want to be exposure or not. You know,
if they're eighteen and they have they want to be
talked about or whatever. I'd gladly do it, but they're
kids right now, and I feel like I make the
decision for them. So the decisions like no, don't want
their names out there or their identities, so I respect that.
Will you let your oldest who's twelve thirteen get an

(07:36):
Instagram account post picture of himself? No, but if he
wants to, No, I won't to do it until he's eighteen.
That's not gonna last lunchbox. I don't put my kids
out there just because I don't want strangers. I mean,
you guys are listeners, but you're also strangers going up
to them. And then my kid's not understanding what a

(07:57):
stranger is because everybody knows their names. And then my wife,
she doesn't really like to be on social media. She says, hey,
just you know, you can talk about me, but just
don't post pictures because I don't want people annoying me.
So that's it. Eddie's Sun does have an Instagram page
that has four thousand and seven hundred and thirty nine followers.
Oh that's right. What is it about its faces in

(08:18):
every places? That's right? And it's I find things in
the world look like faces, and he posts it, so
it's at faces in every places. And he was posting
every day for a while there, but then I think
the last post has been like a few months because
June he's slacking. Kim in Maryland. We appreciate your calling
during the post show. What's going on? Hey? Hey, how

(08:40):
are you pretty good? Thanks for calling? What's going on now?
I'm just sitting at work and I was watching the
post show pre show on Facebook and I thought i'd
call in. So what do you do for a job
that you can call a radio show? Well, I'm a
school counselor in an elementary school and I'm on my
lunch break. Okay, that's fair. Then you're not in trouble

(09:00):
for that, right, I hope not. Yeah? Yeah? And are
you like outside of Baltimore or you're outside of like
listening our DC station? How do you listen normally? I
usually listen on WDSD out of oh Delaware, Delaware, Okay
and Dover, Delaware. Yeah, awesome. Well, we appreciate you calling,
and thanks for listening, and thanks for being a part

(09:22):
of the team. Thanks. I love what you guys do.
Every day and I have an hour commute to work
every day and you guys get me to them from work.
Is there a favorite segment? Maybe not something we do
every day, like tell me something good, but is there
a favorite thing we're like, Oh, I'm glad they're doing
this today because I like this. I love the Morning
Corny because I use that with my students, so they

(09:46):
seem to get a kick out of it. So we
shouldn't cancel that segment. Absolutely not. And I love the
draft okay, So there's so many things I like that
you guys do and then tell me something good. That's
a great side. Of course, as a school counselor, we're
always trying to spread kindness and positivity, so that helps. Well.

(10:07):
I appreciate that. Thank you for calling. Hope you have
a good lunch break, and hopefully we'll talk soon. Thanks
appreciate you guys today. Bye bye. I remember when I
went to Rod, our boss, who was in here a
little bit ago during commercial break, and I was like, Hey,
here's a bit we're gonna do. It's called the Morning Corny.
He's like that that will never work. I'm like, well,
it's not supposed to be anything earth shattering. It's supposed

(10:29):
to be something fun. It takes like ten seconds. That
thing will never research. He told me, Yeah, let's do
one more. Caitlyn in Salt Lake City, Utah. Caitlyn, you
are on the Post show. What's going on? Hi? How
are you good? This is Bobby? Oh my god, no way,

(10:53):
it is hi, Bobby. How are you? What's going on
with you? Um? And nothing much. I listened to the
show on podcasts all the time because I'm from Texas,
but I live in Salt Lake City. Now. I talk
about the Bobby Bones Show. I wear a pimp and
joy stuff, and people in Utah book at me like

(11:15):
I'm crazy. Well, to be fair, you might be a
little bit anyway, even even though you do love this
and we appreciate that, maybe you're a little nutty. Though
maybe I know I sound a little less nutty right now.
I kind of hate that I'm just giving I'm just
giving you a hard time. Well, I just really love
the show. I listen to you guys back when I

(11:35):
live in Austin, and I just have continued to listen
to you even though I live in Utah and I
wear this pimp and joy stuff. Everybody asked me what
it means. I try to explain it, but I still
get kind of look at like I'm crazy. And I
just want you guys to be in salt Lake. I
want you guys to play in salt Lake so everyone
knows when I talk about the Bobby Bones Show what

(11:57):
I'm talking about. I wonder if our company he has
an affiliate in salt Lake, or what the country music
landscape is there, because you know, there has to be
a station for us to go on. I'll investigates. I
wish I just had the power to be like you
want it. Salt Lake. It is well and country music
is huge here. It really is, Okay, just as big
as it is in Texas. Let me look into it.

(12:18):
I appreciate that call, Kaylynn, thank you for listening to us. Yeah, thanks,
all right, see you later. All right. I think that'll
do it. Amy. What's going on today? Anything you want
to to shout out? Oh? I have a new Q
and a episode that'll be up today, loading a little
bit later than usual, so if it hasn't gone up
normally it's up by midnight, but had a snag, so

(12:40):
it'll be up today. What was it? Snag life or life, technology,
no life, and so I just had to thought I
could record it when my kids were out of school,
but just some stuff. So now I know I just
have to do everything while my kids are at school.
Is that the only podcast up today, Mike on the
network is Amy's Okay? All right, all right? I guess

(13:01):
sore Losers may have one up today. You guys don't
want to their No, not today? No? Yeah, he's what
I want is one? Do you want one today? We
can do one today, Lunchbox, So what are your days? Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday? Okay? Lunchbox came in today very angry because
his fantasy team lost, and he's like, guys, I want
to do it today. Well, because the emotions are raw,
So I figured we could do it today. But do
you guys live by the rule that nobody gives a
crap about your fans because it's a it's a it's

(13:23):
a league. It's a sore losers league, and so you
don't talk about the non sore losers. It's a sore
losers league, okay, And it's just depressing. It's like dreams. Yes,
people don't care about your dreams or your fantasy teams. Correct,
and that's very true, and I like talking about both.
I know, I know. All right, that's it. I have

(13:44):
a good day. Everybody. Enjoy today's radio show by Hey, guys,
welcome to Tuesday's show, Morning Studio Morning. Let's go to
Nick and Saint Louis. Nick, you're on the Bobby Bone Show.

(14:06):
What's up man, Hey Bobby and Morning Studio Morning. I
just had a quick question for you. So I just
got done reading your second book, They Don't Tell You Don't,
And you mentioned in it that you hate when people
say literally when it's not a literal thing. So my
question for you is when you say bye to people
when you're on the phone of them, you say see you,

(14:27):
but you're never gonna see him most likely. So what's
the logic behind it? The logic is that literally just
bothers me, and see it doesn't you know, I mean
nothing more. We all have our personal ticks and our
personal things that annoy us. But I think cea is
a common expression with hey see you later that means goodbye.
Literally just a lie if you mean figuratively, don't say literally,

(14:49):
but it obviously just bothers me. You mean, like I'm
literally freezing you're not literally, Yeah, you're called literally, you're
a little called you're look chilly right now, You're not
literally freezing. Sometimes you are literally freezing, but you know
a lot of times literally under thirty two degrees and
you're starting the ice over. Yeah. I have had that happen.

(15:09):
I have been literally freezing, like in Colorado or something.
But Eddie, most of the time, it is a sarcastic figurative. Yeah,
that's nick. It's just bothersome to me. Most people it's not.
But the other one for me is when someone says
over one hundred percent, like one hundred and ten percent,
there is no more than one hundred percent. That's the

(15:30):
actual max amount you can give. One hundred percent. That's it.
Anything else goes out out of the top, out of
the lid, you know. Bones. I was watching that Challenger
show on Netflix and the astronaut engineers are saying, like,
you know, throttle up to one hundred and ten percent,
So how is that possible? Well, the measurement there, they're
then it has to go up past that as their

(15:51):
their top end. Okay, because if someone's like, you know,
he gave one hundred and ten percent, the other person goes, well,
the other he gave twenty percent. You're both lying. Just
use the words because there's no more than a hundred.
But can someone give extra? No, because if you give extra,
that's inside of the original maximount you could possibly give. See.
That just doesn't bother me. If someone one hundred and
ten percent, I get what they're saying. They gave their

(16:12):
all and then some, but that's not they're all. If
they had more to give, that's not there all. But again,
these are just ticks that bother me. Right, what bothers you? Amy?
I'm pretty easy versy wire hangers. I guess I meant
expressions or words. Amy's like liars. No, No, nothing really

(16:33):
bothers me. That's why it's so weird to me that
you cannot handle when people say literally and they don't
mean it. Because I'm a person all these things you're saying,
I do. Maybe that's why Amy's upset at the segment. Hey, Nick,
what do you think about that book? All? Right? What's good?
I really liked it. I mean generally I don't read
a whole lot of self help books, but you endorse
it all the time. I looked at your show every

(16:54):
morning I'm a way home from work, so I was like,
I gotta read it, and I liked it. I took
some things from it. I really did apreciate that. I
tell you I have some at the house still. I
will send you a signed copy if you want it.
Would you like one? I would like that more than
you know. I emailed you guys and ask if I
could send mine in to get an emails and I
never got an email back, which is cool, but I
would love to get an email copy. That'd be awesome. Yeah,

(17:17):
and whoever did an email you back, I'll fire right
when the show's over today. So who do you think
got your email and didn't respond? I don't know. I
don't want to put on the spot. But the lady
that answers the fun when you call, Yeah, he's a
super nice lady. Keep her around. Hey, Abbey, you come
to the microphone for a second. If you call our show,
Abby answers the phone. Abby, how are you this morning?

(17:38):
I'm good? Sorry I was answering the phone. See look
at her. She's so dedicated to a craft. And sometimes
Abby will send me story ideas for the show. And
she'll send me seven ideas and six of them we
did the day before. But what I admire about that
is she can't listen to the show because she's answering phone.
That's true. A lot of people call in They're like,
what were you just saying? I was like, I actually,
I really don't know what we were just talking about,

(17:59):
because I talk I'm answering. What do most people call about? Um?
I mean I guess kind of advice. I mean advice questions,
but I guess things we've already talked about. So I
feel bad because they're like, oh, I want to weigh
on this, and I'm like, uh, we already talked about that.
If someone wanted to be on the show, what advice
would you give them? What are you looking for? If

(18:20):
they're enthusiastic and happy and we'll talk about something that's
like really funny or interesting. Yeah, um, and I love
advice questions, So if anyone calls in for advice, it's
usually you know, and if they can probably speak clearly
in their phones in a good spot. Yes, do you
have to tell people get your phone off speaker? You
have to be on the phone all the time. Yeah,
I'm like, are you on luto the speaker phone? They're like, no,

(18:40):
should I be? I'm like no, no, please do it? Echoes.
It just doesn't sound good. Well. Nick called Abby and
said you're doing a great job. That's why that's why
we put you on here. Thank you, Nick, I appreciate that.
That's nice. Nick. I'm gonna put your back on hold.
I'm gonna get you a signed book. All right, man?
Sounds great? Thanks? All right, there's Nick and Saint Louis.
Let's go over to dust In, Oklahoma. Who's on? I

(19:02):
ain't mine? Four? Hey, Dustin? What's going on? Welcome to
the show. Hey, what's up? Abby Mornings? Did you morning?
How you guys doing today? We're doing pretty good, man.
What would you like to talk about? I'm just gonna
call in and tell you guys, I love the show.
I've been trying to get through. I had a birthday Thursday.
I turned forty years old. I've listened to you guys
every day for less who knows how long. And I've

(19:26):
lost ninety pounds listening to you guys podcast every day.
I run with you guys podcast. Wow, And I just
want to give you guys a shout out. Ninety pounds?
Come on, ye? How you feel healthier? You feel good,
you feel you feel like great, take on the world. Yeah,
I'm ready, Like I'm in better shape than I was
when I was eighteen. Like, that's awesome. I can't believe

(19:47):
I'm actually talking to you all man. Good for you.
Super pumped. If you feel better and you feel healthy,
that's what it's all about, man. So congratulations. Yeah, man,
I thought every day I run, I thought, Man, I
can't wait to talk to him. I try to get through,
had to get through. But yeah, man, I appreciate Joe.
I love what you guys. Dude. Yeah, it's a big
fan and I was. I had a question for you
about what do you think about Have you ever had

(20:10):
a root canal done before? I think I've had seven
root canals? No, have you ever had one done? Yeah?
I think I've had seven done to me. Oh really well, yeah,
we couldn't afford to go to the dentist when I
was a kid, so I didn't go to the dentist
until my twenties. So when I went in, it took
ten years for them to catch up on my mouth.
So I think I've had seven or eight root canals

(20:33):
all of my back teeth just about I've had to
be root canal doubt. So yes, I've had many of them,
and experiences have been different every time. There have been
somewhere I go in and you're like, wow, that was
pretty easy. They just do a little boom boom. You
don't feel anything. But then some really last with you
for like two and three weeks. Why do you ask that, Dustin,
Because I got I got one two. I was going

(20:55):
to get pulled and the dentist said I had really
good teeth and he didn't want to mess it up
by paul that too. You'd really get me a root
canal done and then get a cat put on it,
and then I just send what your thoughts were about that.
Being someone who's very experienced in getting root canals, I
would say it's not that big of a deal. I
think TV when they're like root canal, it makes it

(21:16):
seem a lot worse than it is. Most dennists now
are equipped to make you feel fine. It's just a
little little prick and then all of a sudden you're
good to go. I would say, go for it, get
it done, and good luck. Man. All right, man, I
appreciate the advice, and thanks for letting me call all right, Dustin, Hey,
congratulations man, stay healthy? All right, Bud, all right, man,
thanks a lot, you guys have a good day. Yeah

(21:37):
you too. Hi there he goes Man. Good for that.
Guys can always leave us a voicemail at eight seven
seven seventy seven, Bobby, Hey, Lobby Bone Show. I just
got a question for Morgan number two. I'm new into
the online dating world, and I was Warner what she
is looking for or a girl who tould be looking

(22:01):
for for a guy's profile, like, what kind of pictures
should we be posted? What attracts women that we say
about ourselves? Let me know. Yeah, that was Brentley Gilbert
or Tyler far or Josh Turner one of those guys
Morgan and all seriousness, what would you advise him? I'm

(22:21):
definitely photos of yourself. People post group pictures than women
can't find the actual person of the profile. So photos
of yourself, but not mere selfies like a photo somebody
took of you that can clearly show you. Some dogs
on there is always a good thing, maybe if you
have a photo with like a niece or nephew. Babies
are cute too, But then isn't that confusing because you

(22:42):
think it's their kids. You can put in your caption
like those are my nieces, those my nephew. Babies and
dogs always get women. And then also like add some
prompts on there. There's an option to add some more
about you on there, so do that because the more
effort you put into your profile, the more a woman
knows you actually want a date instead of just like
hook up. It's good advice, you know. On her point

(23:04):
about don't put a group picture up Aside from not
being able to find which one is you, it always
thinks if there's someone better looking than you in the picture,
because then they hope it's that one, and then when
they flip to the second picture it's not, so there's disappointment.
So if you do put a group, make sure they're
all uglier than you. You're not wrong. What about a
full body are they interested in like seeing a full

(23:25):
body picture? Okay? Yes, I mean, and it works for
both guys and girls. Everybody wants to see everything that
they're getting, so that way when they meet you in person,
there's no surprises. Right, Oh, I what happened to our
friend recently on online dating? I think I told you
about it, But this is doing me think of it.
She has a bigger chest or whatever, but she doesn't

(23:48):
like for that to be in her pictures because she
doesn't want a guy, anybody to be drawn to that,
so she does not include that at all. And she
goes to her and she's so excited about this date,
like she cannot wait. She's super pumped. They've been messaging
on the app. Then they go to dinner and in
the middle of conversation, he's like, you know, I kind
of want to tell you something, like you didn't put

(24:08):
your chest in any of your pictures. He's like, you
and you should, And she said, okay, well, all right,
nice knowing you into this way. She didn't know. He
was like, that was just one of the many things
he said that. That was one of the many things
where she's just like, don't don't say that. You would

(24:30):
never say that to somebody, Bobby. I wouldn't exactly, you
wouldn't trust me. But if she already knows it's such
a thing that she doesn't put it in pictures for
her to get upset one he brings it up. She
wasn't upset. She's just like, I now see why he's
still single. Okay, why she's still single. Well, maybe this
is why she's still single because she unfairly criticizes No.

(24:53):
It was that and other things. I just won't get
into all the things, but I just not. We sat
next to next to her first day. The other night,
Caitlin and I that they just kept talking about their food,
and so we're sitting at all of Garden and he's like, so,
do you like fetuccini And she's like and she's like, yeah,

(25:17):
sometimes I like to get it. Sometimes I get chicken,
sometimes I get shrimp and he's like, yeah, I mostly
get mine with with chicken. Yeah. Do you like the
specialties they have here? And I just felt bad because
he didn't go in with a plan and she wasn't

(25:39):
given him anything. Because I've been before and I've been like,
oh man, I'm just not good tonight, Like I'm not
feeling like I'm a plus material. But luckily sometimes she's
there to be like, oh well what about at this?
You know? Sometimes, but it was it was pretty brutal.
I don't think they're having date two. Boy're gonna be
been out lately? Oh no, I haven't. I keep dating

(25:59):
my all, deleting my dating apps. And then readding him
and the whole process. Why do you do that? Because
I get tired of it. I get tired of going
through all emotions and like meeting people for not to
work out, and then I get frustrated, so I'll delete
it and then I'll readd it because I'm like, well,
how else am I going to meet somebody? So it's
a whole thing. It is a weird time because it's
not like everyone's out in about Yeah yeah, there's no

(26:21):
really no other way to meet somebody, and what You're
going to go to somebody at the grocery store with
a mask on? Like that's tabboo right now too, So
there really is no other way to meet Would you
ever just find a guy on Instagram and go into
his dms? Well, funny story, I followed a guy on
Instagram to like it was an open door kind of thing,
like I was gonna follow and see if I was interested.

(26:43):
Maybe I don't know who he was. He popped up
on my Explore tap and I was like, oh, he's
super cute. Well he messaged me and I was like, okay, cool,
this is great. How did he know who you were
to message you? He just followed me back like, oh,
you followed him and then he followed me back, and
then you just kind of sat on it right well
he um. He messaged me one time like sending us

(27:04):
to congratulations over our big award or whatever that we
had won, and I was like cool. And then the
next day he has to come on the show and
I just I ran away. An artist, No, he like
some brand that he liked. Come on, I'm up for
it now, Ida. What did he want to come on for?
He has some kind of connection, um to an artist.

(27:27):
I don't want to give it too much away because
it's the whole no, um, a connection to an artist
and they're doing some kind of project together, and that's
kind of what he wanted to talk about. It's an
artist shot like he wears a hat head down but up.

(27:47):
It's an artist that we have on pretty often and
he's a great guy yea. Um, but yeah, there was
a connection. And as soon as he did that, I
was just like, um, okay, well mom out that was
a easy way to figure out that you have one
interest in one interest, he's probably got two, but that
one is a leading big one. Yeah all right, so

(28:08):
yeah that doesn't work either. Sorry. Sorry, it's not working
out for you. Okay. These are the wedding songs that
lead to the happiest and unhappiest marriages. Ready, it goes
down to what you dance too at your wedding apparently,
because what they did is they asked a bunch of
people what their first song was and asked them happy
they were, and they saw some similarity. Okay, what'd you

(28:28):
dance to? First song? Hagrien Crazy Eddie? What'd you dance too?
I think it was all I Want? Is you? By you? Two? Lunchbox?
Do you remember? Yeah, ray La Montage best thing or
best thing? That's it? Okay, name of it? I knew
the guy, so I'm not married, so I don't have one.
Here we go. Here are the top five for the
happiest couples. At number five, Edda James at last, it's

(28:57):
a good dance song, good slow dance song. Yeah my
Love come on. At number four, a whole New World
from Aladdin. I've never heard this at a wedding first
dance song. No one to tell us. I mean, I'm

(29:20):
hoping if this is a song, it's a whole theme
like it might as well be all Aladdin. You're all
dressed as genies. And number three Frank Sinatra The way
you look tonight, There's nothing for me but to love you.
It's a good one to jam and the way you
look tonight, that's good. Stevie Wonder, isn't she lovely? At

(29:43):
number two, first dance songs that produced happy couples. Your
number one song is Elton John Can you Feel the
Loved Nights? Who Disney songs? Disney makes people have it
to night. On the flip side, couples whose first dance

(30:13):
was to these songs described themselves as way less than happy.
Number five Michael bou Blaize Everything Crazy Time. I don't
know the song, Oh I knew? Yeah, Well, Penrose on

(30:35):
your Nose. They're fancy music. Girl. I'm trying to think
if it was in a movie or a tuna show
that I like. Your number four Randy Newman, you got
a friend in me, which is weird. It's like a
buddy song as a first dance in a wedding. Yeah,
this one doesn't feel romantic like I think of this song.

(30:56):
I think of Eddie, not Kaitlin, like we're friends. Yeah.
Number three snow Patrol chasing cars here for this one. Yeah,
I do like it. If I just live it goes
like every scene in Gray's Anatomy? Would you lie with me?
Just fuck up on a good song? You didn't like

(31:20):
it though you? Yeah, I don't know. That song just
takes me back. I guess when that song was popular,
we played it over and over and over. So Number
two Jason Moraz I'm Yours is great song to a
beat though for a first dance song, I guess you
don't have just slow dance? Do want to call? And

(31:43):
then number one the unhappiest couples if they dance to
One Direction little things? Oh, let these little things slip.
Oh mama, I can't say I know that song. I
know every song in Harry Styles new record. I don't
know that one. Harry Styles is such a rock star.
Anyone that doesn't like Harry Styles is haven't listened to them,

(32:05):
or they don't like themselves, or they just are too
cool to admit they like something. Eddie was me and
you're talking about. Yeah, if Harry Styles isn't your favorite
member of One Direction, yeah, we talked about on the Bobycast.
Oh that's yeah, that's true. We love him. If he's
not your favorite member of One Direction. You're lying, that's
all bones. I feel I'm feeling a little like a

(32:26):
pattern in these songs. So like the ones that have
bad marriages, they seem like younger generation songs, like all
the other ones are like classics. So these people are like,
you know, they like the classics songs or whatever. John
Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, Aladdin, but Edda James Okay, four
out of five One Direction knew Or Jason Rasnew or
Snow Patrol Newer, Michael Bubla Knewer. Yeah, right, wonder if

(32:49):
that's it. I don't think it's probably life circumstances. I
don't feel like you're probably right lost in Tullywood Morgan
number two thirty second, Skinny luke Holm shared a teaser
of his song the Other Guy that will be out
on October twenty third as part of his deluxe album

(33:11):
What you See Ain't always what you get block Up,
I'm doing it all Jean Malu Black, I'm doing all right.
You should see the other Guy. Kimberly of Little Big
Town has written a children's book called a Dolly for Christmas,

(33:34):
the true story of a family's Christmas miracle. The story
is of her family and the adoption of their youngest daughter,
Dolly Grace. She's doing a live virtual signing ahead of
the book dropping on October sixth. Parker McCollum is releasing
a new EP on October sixteenth. It's called Hollywood Gold,
a nod to his grandfather and his horse. Here's a

(33:55):
young man's Blues off the album Hardest Thing You Shy Ben,
I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny. It's time for

(34:17):
the good news good. With so many students doing virtual
learning this year, desks sur in demand and in short supply.
So Jeff Wilson, an art teacher and Arlington, Virginia, turned
to his community and said, hey, let me get some health.
He posted a request online for people to donate their
old desks to kids who are now learning from home

(34:37):
and don't have a desk of their own. Wilson says
he hoped to have a desk drive and that he'd
get a bunch of desks and that would be it.
But so far it's been way more than just getting
some desks. People are sending in desks, they're sending in money.
So far as he's got fifty in all shapes, sizes,
and color, and he goes, hey, we got more coming
at us. People are even sending materials to him. So

(34:58):
he says, quote, this just shows the he is ready
to provide for our children. Was it on this show
or wasn't my sister, because her kids are virtual learning
when they were to my house, they were doing their
school where parents are like walking behind the camera and
they're like either in their underwear, they're like smoking. Was
on this show? I don't think? So that's funny. She
was like, we got a note where they're like, hey,

(35:19):
if your kids doing virtual school, don't walk behind him
and your braw because the other kids see it, or
don't be smoking in the background. Funny. Yeah, I guess
that was a story I brought myself. All right, let's
work there. You go. Big shout out to this guy,
Jeff Wilson for building all these deaths for kids. It's
pretty awesome. That's what it's all about. That was tell

(35:39):
me something good. Sorry to day. This story comes with
us from Lincoln City, Oregon. A twenty nine year old
man's in the grocery store check out with his friend.
He's talking. He's like, oh, man, I forgot to show
you got a I got a new nine millimeter glock
and he pulls it out of the holster and he's
showing his friend holding it in front of himself and boom,

(36:00):
it's himself right the groin, oh groin in the growing
like right through the groin, out the left thigh and
almost hit the female artery. Oh the female artery. Ohmorl
female whatever. Yeah, he's in the hospital. All right, there

(36:24):
you go. I'm lunchboxed out your bone head story of
the day, Eddie. So what happened with your kid? Well,
you know how I've always been anti cell phone for kids,
iPhone smartphone, and I've always said that my kids are
not going to get a phone till they're eighteen years old. Right, Well,
he's been talking to my dad. My dad hit him
up without telling me that he has an extry phone.

(36:46):
And if it's okay with your parents, I want to
give you the iPhone, Amy shaking her head. That's so wrong.
Did your dad know though, that you were antiphone? No,
I don't know. We've never talked about it. Well, okay,
then he didn't know. I thought he knew your rule
because I mean, you talk about it a lot I
figured that was known by your family. Then I guess

(37:07):
you can't blame him, but still you should probably go
to the parent first. I would like to say that
I think you saying you're gonna wait till the eighteen
is nuts. By the way, before we further this conversation,
always said that, however, you are the dad, it is
your kid. Yeah, thank you, it's still nuts. Yeah, I
mean I'm a mom too, So what'd you tell him?
So I haven't talked to my dad yet. I think

(37:30):
right now the conversation is between me and my son,
and he says, Dad, I want the phone. If he's
willing to give it to me, I should have it,
and I say, no, you're not gonna have it, And
so it's right now it's a there's a big fight. Well,
could you not let him have the phone? Not turn
it on with cell? But he can only use data,
so that means he can stream some of the apps

(37:52):
while he's at home, only while he's at home on
the Wi Fi network. But it's the data that I'm
scared of. I don't mind just having use the phone
and he can call us or like you know, text
us and his friends. It's the data I don't want
him on it. I don't want him to have a
Twitter page, an Instagram page, a TikTok page. Get out
of here. They're not called TikTok page whatever, Eddie de

(38:13):
Most kids in his grade at school have a phone, yes, okay,
and don't think that that's not part of his argument.
It's a huge problem. My daughter comes home, she says, mom, literally,
she uses that word, which is new for her. Every
kid has a phone in my grade, and not only
my grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, sixth grade, she's in
seventh grade. So she now she's pointing out elementary school

(38:33):
students to have phones. And I'm like, oh, great, okay,
she wants one bad and are you going to give
her one? I mean, we're talking about it. She's already
put it in my car. She got put her iPhone
case in my Amazon cart seven ninety nine. It's black
and pink. She goes to put my case in your cart.
I said, you have no phone to go in the case.

(38:54):
She goes, when you and data ready, it's there. I said, hey,
you know, I don't know what to do about it.
Because she's thirteen, she made fourteen next year, or she
is responsible enough to have a phone. But it is
it's all the apps that I'm worried about. But we
can control the apps that are on there. If she
just wants a phone, maybe I just give him one

(39:15):
of my old iPhones. And I was like, you can
whip it out at school and act like you have
a phone and not use it. Yeah, that's not a
bad idea part of it. It is they just want
to fit in. So if you want to fit in,
here's a phone. I'll order the kids. Someone's gonna say,
let me text you what's your number? Oh, it'll it'll
humiliate them, Ednie, how about let me work on your phone?

(39:37):
Come on, come on, it's tough if you don't want
your kids having a phone, right, No, I don't. But
will you admit that there's no way you're gonna be
able to wait till he's eighteen. I'm starting to see
the eighteen's probably ridiculous. Could he not get this phone
for free from your dad? And he has he can
only use it between four and six pm at the house,
like there's some rule, some window that he can only
use it at this time. And you get to see

(39:57):
what he's doing, and you have the app monitoring on.
Like I said, you could start there and if he
proves he's trustworthy, because you don't know when he's fourteen
or fifteen, what he's gonna need a phone for if
you and your wife aren't able to be home. Yeah, no,
I'm open to that. I mean, but to Amy's point,
because this school thing really is an issue, Like all
my friends haven't they have him at school, and so

(40:18):
what happens there? Do we let him take it to
school or not? Yet he can prove it he can
be responsible enough to move it up there. I think
as long as even we as adults can see a goal,
even if it's so far on the horizon, it gives
us hope and we continue to work towards something. And
I think you can build his sense of responsibility. You

(40:39):
can leverage other things against it, like you gotta keep
your grades up to this point. Yeah, there's so much
you can get out of this when you're only giving
up just a little bit. And it is time to
start spoon feeding him a little bit of freedom, just
a little bit, and to see if because if you
can have a spoonful and he can digest it just fine,
maybe he gets a bowl next before you know, it's
whole Thanksgiving dinner and he's helping you do things with

(41:01):
your other kids. You know what I hate You don't
have kids, and then you have a great advice, and
then it's kind of good. I don't think this is
just kid advice though. I think this is just general
advice for anybody. As long as we have something that
we're working toward, we continue to work toward it, and
we're more productive. So if you eliminate hope, he's just
going to be in a bad mood. Let me talk
to my wife about it. Is those are all really

(41:22):
good ideas. Does your dad want to pay the bill? No,
my dad just wants to offer him the phone and
then start crapping my family nice and amy with you.
I've been thinking about your situation. I know your daughter,
you're gonna get her an iPhone for Christmas? What if
I get her an iPhone for Christmas? I mean, I've

(41:43):
told you and Eddie, I don't anybody with multiple kids
and if people have advice will take it. I don't
know how to manage the stuff when the older kid
gets it and then the other kid doesn't understand that
they're not ready for it. Because there's no way Stevenson
is ready for a phone, but he's already asked for
one two, And I mean, you just have to rip
that band aid off when it happens. But I struggle

(42:06):
with how to keep that balance. And maybe because with
my son right now, we're all on eggshells and I'm
just freaking out. But I don't know. I just remember
how badly I wanted to pay her in eighth grade,
and when my mom got me one, I was so excited. Well,
I would just say, as someone who again doesn't have kids,
I would just say, it's not fair that your daughter
gets punished for everything about your son. Right, I'm not
she's not getting punished. I'm not yet because of him. No, No,

(42:32):
not yet, I'm saying I don't. I haven't yet figured
that out. And if we weren't in a sensitive season
right now in our household, it might not be an issue.
But currently in this state, I can't introduce that. Maybe
in a couple months, but right now, I'm hesitant to
ruffle the flead feathers. Could she have a secret phone
that he doesn't know about? Oh yeah, right, I mean

(42:53):
she'd probably be really good at keeping up from she's
a super RESPONSI st yeah she is. Okay, I'm just
saying all your problems let me know if your bones
appreciate it. You guys can go to Facebook. Don't give
your advice because I hear people on Facebook like to
give advice. Oh yeah, yeah they do. Go over to
the Bobby Bones Show page. Just search Bobby Bones Show
and check it out. Alan Jackson is selling his Tennessee

(43:13):
estate for twenty three million dollars and it's massive, obviously.
For twenty three million dollars, the two time Grammy in
sixteen times CMA Award winner has listed his majestic hilltop
estate in the countryside of Franklin, Tennessee, for a whopping
twenty three million dollars. The weird thing is there's only
five bedrooms. You would think a place this big would

(43:36):
have more bedrooms in that, so the rest are just
like game rooms or something. It's five bedrooms, eight bathrooms,
and four half bathrooms. The house is twenty two thousand
square feet on just over four acres, So what's wild
to me is there's this much space only five bedrooms. Yeah,
the estate is super private, surrounded by one hundred and
twenty acres of green space. The monumental stonehouse's a private

(44:00):
gated entrance manned twenty four seven. It's also perfect for
honky talk action. I'm talking about party in the grand
public rooms. There's suits, expansive outdoor living areas. There's a
pull pullhouse, outdoor kitchen, and terraces. No barn, but they're
heated and cold. Garages for fifteen cars. Oh wow, accepted
by yeah. So yeah, twenty three million dollars. So I

(44:26):
did the math on this because you guys were thinking
about if you could afford it. Yeah, if you put
down a twenty percent down payment. By the way, your
down payment is going to be four point six million dollars.
WHOA just your down payment, I'm already out. I mean
the lotto, A thirty year fixed, right, that's what we're
looking at. At At an interest rate of three point three
or four, your monthly cost is one hundred thousand five Yang.

(44:55):
Those are some bills, man. Yeah, So there you go.
There's your mortgage one hundred thousand bucks month. What I'm
looking at the pictures now, and for some reason, I
just didn't picture Alan Jackson in such an estate. Property
taxes eleven thousand dollars a month. Wow, home insurance eight
thousand dollars a month. You're looking at twenty thousand bucks

(45:16):
just on property taxes and home insurance a month. It's
like a castle. Yeah, it is crazy. I've been to
the house that he lived in before, because he had
another one other than this one. Yeah, it's massive. Oh
my good. Yeah. What's Alan Jackson worth? Once? Whys google?
Alan Jackson's not worth? I wonder where he's going too?
Is he downsizing? He's probably getting a place by the

(45:38):
Chattahoochie anything yet? Lance ninety five million? Wow? Hey Amy? Yeah,
you pictured him in another kind of house or what
I was picturing more of like a lot of land
and maybe a ranch style, you know, one story long
with like some horses. This looks like it's in the

(46:00):
close to here ish in lots of land, but it
looks like it belongs in England. It looks like a castle. Awesome,
This says Bill from Conway, Arkansas. I was in Sam's
and we were going through the spices looking for some
different things. I saw a new seasoning brand and it

(46:22):
is called Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cina dust. Yeah, cinnamon toast crunch,
lot of cereal. But it is a seasoning. I would
have instagrammed you, but I don't Instagram, so I thought
I'd just sent this to Yet this is the kind
of voice of my content we live for. Yeah, A
dust had no idea. That's amazing. I just centnamon and sugar. Okay,

(46:45):
but still because I just cinnamon toast crunch on the brand,
I'll pick that in my head when I eat it.
We got some Ben and Jerry's ice cream over the weekend.
They have pretty good flavors. Yeah, I can't say that
I've spent a lot of time with Ben and Jerry's.
We had milk and cookies ice cream in the little
content we go out to Walmart. It's great. Yeah. And
then we had the Tonight though with Jimmy Fallon. Oh,

(47:06):
that one's funny and it's pretty good. But then they
had a little peanut butter bites in there. Yeah, it
was good except for that. So hey, thanks for that call.
Leave us a voicemail if you want eight seven, seven
seventy seven bobbies yours, Amy's pile of stories. So Amazon
announced a bunch of new features that they're bringing to
their smart devices. Some new features include listening for sounds

(47:30):
like breaking glass or doors opening when you're away, and
then they'll call the cops for you, or she will,
or you will. However you identify your your Alexa, but
she'll lock your doors, turn your lights off without you asking,
just based on your habits. I'm ready, Jess, put the
computer chip in my brain. I'm ready. Okay, get this.

(47:51):
What if your baby's crying kills it, Alexa will turn
on some music or maybe a lamp if that might help,
and then also will turn off your TV when they
hear you start snoring. And then you can also tell
the device to delete all recordings. All you have to

(48:12):
say is delete everything I've said, yeah, because they're gonna
do that, and I like to go okay, done, wink wink.
I mean, you know, the lame take nowadays is oh,
I can't believe they're listening to everything we do. Yeah,
they have been for a long time. You know. I
did watch, speaking of the same thing, I did watch
a social dilemma. What do you think on Netflix? Which

(48:33):
is about social media? It's fine, It's I've seen all
that before. Of course, they know everything we're doing. They
know everything we're doing. They're selling it to advertisers. They
know what we're looking at based on how long we
even hold our screen to a certain video, Like if
I'm watching a video on wrestling for nine seconds, so like, oh,
he must like wrestling just because he held it here
for this long. Let's give them more of this content.

(48:54):
Knew it all. The part that was crazy to me,
and that was at the end. How if let's say
that you can be on the right or the left,
if that's what you watch in your news feed, They're
going to give you more of that so much so
that you don't even understand the other side. And that's
why the division's happening. And so the whole social media
part itself, Yeah, I thought that was just fine. I
was bored by the thing generally. Oh wow, Yeah, I

(49:15):
didn't really like it that much, but I did think
the end of it was pretty interesting. Yeah, that part
about the news too. You think that everybody is thinking
like you are, or do you think or you can't
believe the people that don't think like you? You're like,
how are you not seeing this right? So whatever you
believe right now, think of the other side. Think of
the other side right now, and when you go, I
can't believe they feel this way. Here's what you learn

(49:37):
from the Social Dilemma on Netflix is that they feel
that way for the same reason you feel your way.
You're constantly fed in your feeds of all things, the
news that you already are into and like, and all
the slants, all the opinion slants are fed right to you,
not the other side. None, none from the other side.
That would actually make you go, I wonder about that,

(49:58):
because they know the more you can soon, the better
they do. Yeah. Wow, so that that was pretty interesting.
But but I would not recommend Social Dilemma. Oh really,
Oh I do boring old takes. You remember we watched
the Analytica Cambridge Analytica same same time documentary. Yeah, what
about from apparent perspective? Like interesting about the how addicting
they created to be addicting and how some of the

(50:20):
creators don't even let their own kids have the apps.
Already knew that. Maybe it was for me because I'm
so in, maybe you're so in, But I think I
still think it was interesting. Well, and you have that opinion,
that's okay, is America you can have that, guess that's
the opinion running in my feed. The Great Hack was
the other one the great hack on Netflix, which was crazy,
especially around election time. How the last election was pretty

(50:40):
much hacked, or wasn't hacked. They took advantage of it
in a way that some would say is unethical, but
was still legal. That's the other interesting thing that came
out of the social dilemma is the laws that are
not there. We have laws integrated in different systems like
the phone companies and different things have these procedures. The

(51:03):
Internet world, they're behind. They haven't caught up to it too,
where they don't have the same regulation. I would compare
it to the wild West back when America is being formed. Right,
you have all this stuff happening in all these places
and no real bands between them, and you have little
laws in all these areas. But you could have some
law here, and then you know, seven towns over, you
not have the same law. Because it's been it's new,

(51:24):
We're still it's still new. The Internet is generally still
a new thing. The dominance of social media is still
new to us. Sure it's been ten years, but that's
nothing so and laws are only changed by really old people,
and the really old people aren't affected yet. This is
the reason why we don't need really old rich people
making all of our laws for us. So yes, but

(51:47):
it's still the wild West on the internet, all right.
What else? So, do you wash your pillows like the axillo? Oh? Okay,
we're supposed to be washing pillows just like sheets and comforters,
not as regularly. But this one guy hadn't washed his
pillow in ten years, and when his girlfriend discovered it,
she couldn't handle it, but he didn't want to throw
his pillows out, so she posted how she cleaned them.

(52:09):
She put them in the bathtub first, filled it up
with dishwasher tablets and some bleach, and then after she
got all the dirt off there, she put them in
the washing machine and they came out clean as new.
But she was just mostly disgusted, as were a lot
of people online that her boyfriend had not washed his
pillow in ten years. I do wash my cases, and
I probably get new pillows every year and a half
or so. Yeah. Oh, so you don't have to worry

(52:30):
about washing because you just get new one. Apparently I
have a huge head, and I know wear pillows out.
I think I'm aggressive when I sleep. Do wear them out? Yeah?
I'm just like, Yeah, I wear pillows out all right?
What else? So I just want to shout out to
Blake Shelton because he recently spent some time fishing with
foster children on his Oklahoma property. It was part of

(52:52):
Fostering Outdoor Oklahoma Families, which is a program designed to
introduce foster children and their families to outdoors. So we
took fishing. Then what they caught, he told him how
to filet it. Then they had a fish fry later
and they got to eat the fish, and then they
all got to keep their rods and all the things.
So it's just a really cool thing that he dedicated

(53:12):
his time too, because like sheldonn have to take time
to do that. Only two kids lost a finger fling fish.
When I was having to learn how to flat fish
when I was a kid, the knife was extremely sharp.
I sliced my finger a few times. Yeah, because it
has to be sharp. Well, because when you want to
flay fish because you don't want bones, right, how many
times you've been to a fish fry in their bones
in and you're like, well, this is the stinks. So
you have to learn to flay fish. That's cool, Blake

(53:33):
did that? Really cool? Yod there you go I'm Amy,
that's my phone. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news. Dana is a little girl
from Colorado. When she was seven years old, her friend
was diagnosed with some childhood disease and she was like, mom,

(53:54):
I want to do something to, you know, get money
for the research. So she started selling cookies door to
door and her goal was to raise a thousand dollars. Well,
here we are three years later. She now has an
organization called Cookies for Cures and they've sold over twelve
thousand cookies and made one hundred thousand dollars. That's awesome.
That is awesome. That's what it's all about. That was

(54:17):
tell me something good. All right. We got this voicemail
late last night. Hey, by the bones. Two questions here,
Why don't you guys do these shock me games anymore
with the dog collars or the shocker? And the seven question?
What about ray Mundo's Trump money that he bet when
he bet that Trump would be president four years ago?

(54:37):
Thanks guys, keep doing what you're doing. God bless y'all,
Thank you very much. Question one, We get a lot
of criticism when we shock each other with the shot
caller good not saying we're never gonna do it again,
but we've limited those type games. Number two. Four years ago,
Ray Mundo bet on Donald Trump to be the president.
He bet one thousand dollars. And this was the point

(54:57):
of the campaign when Up was the underdog. He was
at fifty to one odds. So for every one dollar
you bet, you make fifty dollars. Ray bet a thousand dollars,
meaning if you wont he was gonna win fifty thousand dollars. Well,
as you know, Donald Trump won the presidency. Ray hasn't
been paid yet, right, I have not been paid. Okay,
So when will you be paid fifty thousand dollars? I

(55:20):
believe right after my wedding, just when that next election
comes around. It'll been the conclusion of the fourth term
or the four years, so I would imagine it's the
next inauguration then more than it is the election, like
when the president actually leaves, and so then maybe it's
twenty twenty one. So January twenty twenty one, and you
still think that you're gonna make fifty thousand dollars. Yeah, absolutely.

(55:41):
If someone come to you and said, hey, I'll give
you twenty thousand dollars for that ticket. Would you take it? No?
Because I've had the option. I could have easily put
it on one of those websites. Wasn't going to do it.
I'm a patient man, and I can wait four years.
And that's exactly what I did. I thought it was
for him to win the presidency, not to win it,
hold it and complete it. Some of those bets, they're
future what they're called in the gambling in it, it's
a future's bet, and they have stipulations like that. Okay,

(56:04):
so you think in January twenty twenty one you're gonna
be paid fifty thousand dollars? Yeah? Yeah, what if you're not? Ah,
then we're talking legal stuff. I got a lady in
Dallas that's going to represent me. Okay, that's the big city.
So yeah, do you even know? Yeah, well, she knows.
She's got website. She says she's able to look at

(56:25):
the actual people that she would go and address. And yes,
it's not just the website, it's there's people behind these websites. Really,
I mean technically they did take your thousand dollars, so
there's somebody there and you're not lying. No, I gave
you guys the betting ticket. Yeah, okay, let's go over
to Amy and get the Morning Corny. Here we go,

(56:46):
Morning Corny. Where do mice park their boats? Where do
mice park their boats at the Hickory Dickery ducks? I'm
pretty funny The Morning Corny. There was a guy in
Massachusetts who died from eating too much black liquorice? Did
you say that story over the weekend? I saw you

(57:07):
post about it. Crazy. According to reports, the unnamed man
ate at least a bag every day without knowing it
had a type of acid that could cause his potassium
levels to plummet. He went into cardiac arrest just weeks
after switching from red liquorice. Who knew the difference in
liquorices would even matter. Doctors say he essentially overdosed on
the candy morning. Even a small amount of black liquorice

(57:30):
can raise blood pressure. Also, who likes black liquorice? And
this is no joke, by the way, According to the FDA,
if you're forty or older, you should be especially vigilant
about black liquorice consumption. That's because even two ounces a
day over a two week period could cause irregular heart rhythm.
How is this even legal to eat? Then it sucks

(57:50):
and doesn't seem healthy. I do have a situation here
where Lunchbox met a girl in a coffee shop. Right, Yeah,
I was having coffee and I met this girl. We
had great conversation and she gave me her number and
her name was Tiffany. So I called it good a date.
Here's the Lunchbox actually calling Tiffany's the jewelry store. Okay, saying, hey,
Tiffany gave me this number. Okay, I'm tracking now. Yeah

(58:12):
I didn't really meet a girl. Yeah, we're setting you
up on that one, got it. This is he calls
Tiffany's the Jewelry store and he's looking to Tiffany. Here
you go. Thank you for calling Tiffany and company speaking?
How many direct your call? Oh yeah, I might I
speaking with Tiffany please we have a Stephanie. But no Tiffany. No.
I was at the coffee shop the other day and

(58:34):
I met Tiffany. We we had lat taste together, and
she gave me her number and said I should call
and maybe we should grab dinner sometime. No, no Tiffany here,
So no, Like I was like, oh, can I get
your number, and she put her number in my phone. Yeah, yeah,
she might have been joking with you because the store

(58:57):
is called Tiffany and Company. The no Tiffany works here him, fortunately,
wait wait you're a store, yes, sir, oh no, it's
so oh my gosh. I finally put my heart out there.
And sorry about that. Like, are you kidding? Like you're
you're kidding me, like you're like I wish I was kidding.
No Tiffany here, sir, oh man, I only watched Cuti's

(59:19):
one time. I'm not a bad dude, like I will
you take a message for sure? Sure? I don't take
a vance with I mean, I don't have a Tiffany here.
But that latte was wonderful. Your smile was better. I
wanted to lick the whip cream off your lips. And
I hope you'll be myre forever. All right? Can you
read that back to me? No, no, there's no Tiffany here, unfortunately,

(59:48):
Oh man, I feel like such a loser. He'll be
all right, you'll land on your feel all right, man,
he's so nice, nice guy there ring back the phone
because he didn't write it down. All right, I'm gonna
play you guys a song. It's pop song, but I
want you to tell me if you like it before
I tell you who it's by. If you know who

(01:00:09):
it's by, I would like for you to pull yourself out. Okay,
if you hear it and go, oh, I know who
this is, so here you go. Blank just released his
debut single feel Like I Do, with Norwegian music producer Caigo.
Here is the song. Don't hold the genre against it.
I hate it's music, okay, love still time the time?

(01:01:12):
Why there you have it? Obviously you didn't hear that
much of time, so you probably have No, you haven't
developed a relationship with it yet. But what do you
think about that? Because it may be somebody you love
they're doing different kind of music, or maybe somebody you hate.
Amy if you hear that, what do you think? I
like it? Yeah, I have no idea who it is though,

(01:01:32):
no guesses none. Okay, lunchbox, that's a jam probably the
beat that dance. I mean it sounds great like it's well,
I mean it's a great soul Eddie. I mean, I
don't hate it. It's okay, it sounds good like I'd
have it on in the background. But this is something
that I would never say. When it's over. Oh, let
me hear that again, because I really like because of
the genre of song. Yeah, it's not my thing. If

(01:01:55):
you can see if you can guess who it is here,
just listen and said, god, okay, let gives you a hint.
He's fifty three years old. What what Alan Jackson? Bah?

(01:02:20):
He did? This is that Garth his new h his
new Amazon music. He's an actor, a fifty three year
old actor. Oh. Nick Kane now a good guest though
he's American. He's got a bald head. Ben Diesel, Oh

(01:02:42):
that's bel Oh my god, that is good. Guys stopping.
Oh don't you'll be a hater. That's a good jail.
Now listen and see if you can hear Ben Diesels sing.
Now that I've said that, okay, yea for a dance song,
it's actually pretty good. Ye surprisingly yeah good Diesel is

(01:03:05):
he's trying to get into music, like is this thing
is the first album or something. I don't know if
he's spent out an album. Just give it a shot.
I don't know it's but it's actually pretty good though,
if you feel like I do. But it's just it's interesting.
I don't. I don't, you know, like, I don't know
if i'd be innuitive it wasn't Vin Diesel. But I

(01:03:26):
think you're holding that the genre music against it right
Where Lunchbox likes to dance stuff, Amy's fine with it
because she likes the pop stuff like this. Yeah, if
I told you it's Vin Diesel beforehand, he'd been like
this is stupid. Probably maybe a little bit, but yeah,
it's not bad, and I like that Lunchbox is going
to point out how it is well produced it is.
I mean, listen to the I meant jam ed. He's

(01:03:50):
bobbing with it. He tries to act like he's not,
but hey, he tries like he's too cool. Whatever did
he do this? Is there a new fashionate furious movie
coming out or something? And recommend a song? We have
Seana on, Hey Seana, what's going on? What's happening? Well,
we're gonna give you a chance to win a one
hundred dollars gift card to Walmarts. Okay, that would be awesome. Well,

(01:04:13):
you get to pick between Amy, Lunchbox or Eddie. We're
gonna play the product slogan's game. I'll give them a
famous slogan for a product. All they have to do
is tell me whose slogan it is. Which one of them?
Would you like to risk your one hundred dollars on Eddie? Okay? Alright, Eddie,
you're up for her? Yes? Okay, so I can win

(01:04:34):
this gift card for her? Yes by getting my answers right? Yes?
All right, all right, here we go. Write your answer down.
You'll have five seconds after I read it. Nothing runs
like a deer. Nothing runs like a deer. All right,
here we go, Amy, John deer lunchbox John deer, Eddie,

(01:04:55):
John deer bones. That is correct. The next one, what
can brown do for you? What can brown do for you? Amy? Ups?
Lunchbox ups, Eddie ups? Correct number three? It keeps going
and going and going. It keeps going and going and going. Amy, energizer, energizer, energizer. Correct?

(01:05:27):
Come on, what product slogan is? Snap crackle pop, snap
crackle pop? Rice? Crispia's rice, Crisprey. You can't give it
to him, yeah, corrects crisp Correct. All right, good, get

(01:05:51):
a little harder. Here is it in you? That's the
slogan Amy under Armour, lunchbox Gatorade? Eddie Wow, I did
gator It's gatorade. Under arm is a good guest, though, Amy,
on you you're in good hands. Whose slogan is you're

(01:06:14):
in good hands? Amy? What is that oil and washing stuff?
Amy's pretty much lemonated from this game. Lunch box, all state, Eddie,
that's all stay. Yeah, you're in good hand. Have it?
You're away, Amy, burger king, burger king, burger king. Nice.

(01:06:47):
Double your pleasure, double your fun. Really, double your pleasure,
double your fun. She's fun about that one, Amy, because
Eddie sounds like a struggling wriggle's come, I need a
I need a more specific answer. Oh, double mint, lunchbox,

(01:07:10):
double mint, Eddie? Okay, double mint? Go? Okay, good, all right.
There are some things money can't buy. For everything else
there's blank and Amy chase master card master card. Master
card is crazy. Okay, come on, come on, we've gotten nine.

(01:07:35):
We've done nine, and you two haven't missed one yet.
Here's the last one before we go to sudden death.
Oh boy, eating good in the neighborhood good like I shit,
eating good in the neighborhood good good. Where do you
go to eating good? Oh? Oh oh yeah, me too, Amy, Samplebee's.

(01:08:00):
It's Applebee's. I have Applebee's. Correct. Lunchbox and Eddie have
not missed one, will not go to sudden day. WHOA three?
They focus F ten So I'm gonna give them to
you one by one. Ready, Okay, so you'll have all
ten das we'll go rapid fire, so as I'll say it,
you gotta get it up first. Lunchbox ready? Oh so

(01:08:20):
I okay, I thought the Ultimate driving Machine Honda. Incorrect.
It's bmw Eddie, better ingredients, better pizza, Papa Johnson. Correct. Lunchbox,
America's diner is always open a correct Eddie. The snack
that smiles back incorrect. We're now out of tie again.

(01:08:41):
What is it? Goldfish? Okay, Lunchbox, obey your thirst sprint correct, Eddie,
Hot eats, Cool treats. H Hot Eats, Cool treats. Time incorrect. No,
you gotta answer it, Lunchbox. I can't believe if I
ate the whole thing. I can't believe I ate the

(01:09:03):
whole thing. Incorrect. It's alka Seltzer. What was hot cold? Whatever?
Barry Queen, Kay, Eddie, you need this, come on Everyone's
private driver uber. Correct. We're now at a tie you slogan.
I never heard that my life. I'm gonna give you one.

(01:09:28):
You buzz in with it? Okay, Oh boy, travel like
a human? Excuse me? Travel like a human slogan is
that you can miss it. It's okay, No, I want
him to miss it first. Travel like a human three

(01:09:49):
seconds lunchbox like Ahead, Delta incorrect? Eddie American Airlines incorrect,
it's Airbnb. Okay. Last question, someone will get it here
we go said death. Delightfully tacky yet unrefined? What's unrefined?

(01:10:09):
I will give you hints on this one, okay, okay.
Delightfully tacky yet unrefined. Okay, hit number one, you eat here?
Number two? Unrefined means, do not hint number two. Tell

(01:10:29):
us what unrefined means, because I don't know what that means.
I'm so confused. I'm thinking it's maybe not a fancy place. Okay, good,
not a fancy place. What's the slogan to go delightfully
tacky yet unrefined tacky place? Oh, Eddie Eddie Hooters correct? Wow,

(01:10:51):
I can't believe I got that. Wow tack you know, unrefined?
I got it? Well? Well, well, Shonda, you just won
yourself one hundred bucks. Hey you feel about that is
so awesome. That's what I'm talking about, Shonda. How do
you feel? Don't feel fantastic? Eddie. Yeah, one day someone's

(01:11:13):
gonna go how do you feel? And then they go,
I feel good? Oh, I feel so good? Nice good?
I feel so good. All right, let men say this.
You get one hundred dollars gift card to Walmart. Walmart
Photo invites you to stay connected to the ones you
love by making beautiful Prince Photo books and walart from
your favorite photos taken during your time spend at home.

(01:11:33):
But you, Shanda, will be getting this where you live,
by the way, Charlotte, North Carolina. Love it there. We're
gonna send you this card. Thank you for listening, and
hopefully we'll talk to you soon. Okay, thank you. You're
welcome there she has, Eddie. Nice win. Thank you. Man.
Take us a while to get there. Yeah, that was
a hard one. That's a nice win. Though. It's time
for the good news. Good well. Back in July, the

(01:11:56):
Alaska Sea Life Center announced that they're gonna have to
close their doors because they're just not selling tickets. And
it was a really really sad news for a six
year old boy, Evan. He heard this. He said, no way.
This is my favorite place to go to. He's like,
we have to save it. So Evan's been drawing little
sea creatures for years. He says, I'm gonna start selling
my drawings. He put them up online. People started buying them.

(01:12:18):
So he raised up to four thousand dollars to save
this Sea Center or whatever, and so they're like, wow.
They put that up and the words spread. They got
over two million dollars total from people around the world
to save this center. Evan's happy the center is not
closing because of it. That's crazy, so cool. That's so cool.

(01:12:40):
There you go. That's what this whole segment's all about.
That was tell me something good. What's happening? You guys
can call us eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby. Let's
go over to the big story, Bobby's beat story. Carol
Baskin was eliminated last night on Dancing with the Stars
the lowest score of twelve. I mean, I guess it's

(01:13:03):
surprising because she wasn't the first to go, but still
she made it two weeks she was sent home. She said, quote,
my husband's going to be so happy. I'm coming home
talking about Howard her husband now current. Yeah, that's right,
But I still don't think she killed her husband right
back in the day. So on Doctor Oz today, one

(01:13:23):
of these investigative correspondence comes on and says they found
new information about Carol Baskin's missing husband. On Doctor Oz, Yeah,
this is amazing. Here you go. He said he was
going to put her in the grinder, just like he
did with Don. An explosive twist and the Tiger King
saga and the disappearance of Carol Baskin's husband Don Lewis,

(01:13:43):
But the show's co star reveals who he thinks killed
the millionaire. I truly do believe that Carol Baskin is
behind the misial parents of her ex husband. Is not
the clip I was looking for, but and the clip
that I saw yesterday. The whole thing is woman going
to Carol. Somebody that used to work for Carol Baskin
and Don came back to the to the x Y
to the wife at the time and said it had

(01:14:04):
all Don's guns with them in the van and said
I'll get rid of you like we did Don. Who
I thought that was gonna be the clip we were
playing there. It wasn't. But yeah that errs today. Yeah
I think so. But they had a whole long thing
on it yesterday. Yeah, that was it. It was some
guy going to his wife who worked at the with

(01:14:25):
Don and Carol and going, hey, we'll get rid of
you like we did Don. WHOA, So that's not Carol
Baskin involved. Okay, I'm gonna die on this hill once.
I've just chosen. Quteis to die on the movie I've
I've chosen. This was a good movie. I don't think
that she she killed her husband. Man. Raymundo, our audio producer,

(01:14:45):
sent ten different country music artists to d M to
see if they would respond, because they all claimed to
be really nice to their fans. Only one did. Oh gosh,
but I'm gonna read you them and you tell me
which one you think was the one that responded to Ray,
what'd you ride on there? I said, hey, are you there?

(01:15:07):
But one of them responded, we'll go through the list
coming up in a second. I didn't want to play
you this correct Tiger King clip. Here you go. These
are the new explosive allegations about Carol Baskin's missing ex
husband Don Lewis so the ex wife of one of
Carol's employees is coming forward claiming that she has new
details about this. She says that around the time that
Don disappeared, her then husband, a man named Kenny Farr

(01:15:30):
shows up in the middle of the night driving Don's
van and that it's full of Don's guns, and that
he says to her Don is gone. And this was
before Don had been publicly reported missing. And then this
last allegation, which is perhaps the most explosive, She says
that sometime later, during a fight with her husband, who
she says was an abusive man, he threatened her and

(01:15:51):
he said he was going to quote put her in
the grinder, just like he did with Don. How tragic
will it be? Then America jumped and bullied Carol basking
about something as bad as murder, and she didn't do it.
Terrible to think how you guys involved. I will stand

(01:16:15):
by that I've never accused her of murder. Are you sure,
table you don't think she did it? No? Here is
Jesse in California, weighing in on Eddie's cell phone situation
for a son. Jesse, what's going on? Man? What's going on? Guys?
Good morning, Good morning. This is my This is my
take on that you guys are doing great by not

(01:16:37):
getting your kids any phones. It makes them be more creative.
Those kids will use her mind more instead of being
stuck in front of a screen. Because my son's twelve
and he's literally just worried about getting smarter. So he's like, oh,
I don't even a phone, Dad, I don't care what
my friends say. That's on them. And he says they
don't pay attention in school. Dad, He's like, they just

(01:16:58):
sit there looking at your phones or not think. So,
I think you guys are doing good. Don't listen to
the guy with no kids either. Don't always talking about
my phone makes me more creative. I love it, can't
get enough of it. If you use it in semi moderation,
it's a tool. Yeah, and kids shouldn't be able to

(01:17:19):
have their phone out in class. Yeah, right, Hey, get
good kids in. But it sounds like to me, it
sounds like pretty good, sounds like his kids awesome. But
my daughter also wants to be smart, surely does. Like
so I get that it's hard, Like kids want to
be smart, but then they also just want to be
able to call somebody. I guess. Because my daughter has
a tablet. It's not like she's not getting screen time,

(01:17:42):
so I can't be a hypocrite there. Jesse just laid
it on me, so I'm just gonna back out, all right, Jesse,
if you guys want to call us, you can't hate
seven seven seventy seven Bobby, we'll find out which country
star DM to ray back one out of only ten.
That's an excellent Okay, Ray walk me through what you did,

(01:18:04):
all right? So I just created a little radio bit.
I thought, why not see if these country artists are
as friendly as we think they are if I send
him a DM and if they'll respond. I'm curious do
they respond to their fans or do they just totally
neglect their Instagram direct messages? Okay, so he messaged ten artists.
I gave him twenty four hours, and only one of

(01:18:24):
them responded. Let me put Lisa on. I know she
didn't call for this bit, but we'll ge up her
a prize if she can guess. Right, Hey, Lisa and Arkansas,
how are you? Jodan? How are you? I'm pretty good?
So I'm gonna get to what you're calling about in
one second. But first I'm gonna have you hop in
here and see if you can guess the artist. Because
Raymundos did a direct message to ten different country artists

(01:18:45):
on Instagram, only one responded. Which one will it be?
I'll read it through the list real quick, okay, Good
Kane Brown, Luke Combs, Jason Aldean, Jamison Rogers, Tim McGraw,
Matt Stell, Blake Shelton, Hardy, Russell Dickerson, and Morgan Wallen.

(01:19:07):
Now that's a lot. That's ten. But he wanted to
see how many would come back. I don't know either
because I'm gonna play too. You just know that it's
one you didn't tell me, right, Ray didn't write it?
And my thing? Did you? Nope? Okay, Lisa, did you
hear all those? Okay, we're all gonna pick and you
can pick what we pick, or you can pick your own. Amy,
what do you have? I got Russell Dickerson. Okay, I'll

(01:19:28):
tell you why I didn't pick Russell. He's got a baby.
I'm not sure he's focused as much on the stead.
I was thinking his baby's napping. So he's at the
DMS and he's like a better see what's going on? Hey? Ray?
Okay Russell Dickerson is Amy's guest lunchbox. Well, he's probably
sitting around having a beard, just hanging out and writing
a song. He's like, what's going on Instagram? So I
went with Hardy, Hardy, Hardy Okay, Eddie oh Man. I

(01:19:52):
went with someone who I think is a pretty nice
guy and one that will probably look at his dms
just to respond to fans. Not a big star, but
I'm gonna go with Matt Stell. Now, I could see
someone like a Matt Stell or Jamison Rogers or even
a Hardy who don't have as bigger followings yet correct
looking and seeing. However, I'm gonna mark some stuff off

(01:20:14):
on my list here. I don't think it's Luke Combs,
nice guy but gets too many dms. Yeah, it's not
al Dean. I don't even know if al Dean's actually
on Instagram himself. Occasionally he gets on and trolls me,
and then I don't know that he gets on ever. Again,
I don't think Jason's really big into social media. I'm
gonna go not Al Dean. I don't think it's McGraw.
It's definitely not Blake. I think the nicest guy in

(01:20:36):
this Listen Kane Brown. Okay. I think Kane Brown's the
nicest guy on this list. And I think Kane Brown
is so back and forth active with this fan base
more so than anybody else. That's why my answer is
Kane Brown. Okay, Lisa, who who do you? Who do
you want to go with? I was gonna say Blake
Shelton because he's um, he's an old country boy and

(01:20:58):
he probably looked at his stuff, doesn't much as anybody
else says. But I would say Blake Shelton. She's going
Blake Shelton, All right? Ray? Is anyone right? Yes? Okay?
Whoam Matt still? I mean? Yeah, Kane Brown, which is awesome. Yeah,
Bobby's breakdown makes me want to change my book. Oh yes,

(01:21:18):
Bobby had it all laid out. It may not be right. Well,
Hardy could be right lunch. I think may be one
of the guys that don't have a big following year Hardy.
You're already given up on Hardy? Well, I had given
up because Bobby convinced me. Is Kane is it Hardy? No? Okay,
you can give up on Hardy now? Is it Blake Shelton? No?

(01:21:42):
All right? There goes Lisa. That means me, Matt Still,
Russell Dickerson, Kane Brown, Okay, was it? Russell Dickerson a
nice guy? Though. If it's Kane Brown, I'm gonna flip
because he played a duty all the time. It's gonna
be Kane Brown because he is. He's on Instagram, he's

(01:22:05):
got a baby too, he's dialed in. Well, let's see Raymundo,
who is the only country music artist to respond to
your DM. That's awesome, that's funny. Do you have a
good measurement on people? I saw mass done like maybe

(01:22:28):
a guy that would write back to all his fans
who DM. I thought he was also in the mix
because again he doesn't have a million followers yet and
he's probably still, you know, hitting as many as he can.
Good job, Eddie, that's awesome. What did he reply back?
What's up? Man? That's it? And then I mean that's
probably where the bit dies. But thank god somebody responded,

(01:22:49):
or that would just been a terrible thing. Hey over ten,
do five more tomorrow. That's funny from right now to
the next one, and then we'll play in tomorrow. Can
you submit like who we should? I think I'm gonna
do the next five right now on the country. I
did the list the top ten songs in the country.
That's why you picked those. Yeah, so now I could
do eleven through fifteen. Oh, that's the easy way to

(01:23:11):
do it. Okay, we'll see it tomorrow. All right, this
is there. You go, masco A, Lisa. What did you
want to say? Sorry, aby that, Oh you're fine. I
just had I just had funds in hosts and y'all.
I am on the cell phones. Um I have two teenagers,
have a sixteen year old in the thirteen year old

(01:23:32):
and um mine for the longest time had an app
called century Link, which actually lets you go into the
app you can set the times when your kids can
actually be on your their cell phones and when they
get shut off. So like my girls have towards me
of horses, so they have to take care of the
horse at an animal's first and when they're done, they

(01:23:52):
can go on their phones about like ten o'clock in
the morning, eleven o'clock, and they only a certain time
where they get their cell phones get shut off, so
like at night time that it's not allowed. And you
can have them set like during during Monday through Friday
and then the weekends they can have more time. And
my girls aren't allowed to take their cell phones to
school unless they have a game or a fan. So

(01:24:13):
you can actually follow their phones where their phones are
at that they take them with them and they're not
suposed to have them that app pleasure where their phones
are at. See you guys. So it's called sentry link.
Sounds like a lot of work. Dam okay, it's a
lot of work to have a kid, Eddie. I know.
I don't know if you know this. I know I
don't want added work. Oh okay, I like the better,
like take the phone away from and be like, no,
you're not having this old school but he didn't do anything.

(01:24:34):
What do you mean take it away from him? No,
I mean instead of having a program that you have
to set time or whatever. I just like the whole
avoid the whole phone thing. Oh man, Matt app sounds
like a dream for me. I hear some voicemails. This
is Matt from Unionville, Tennessee who called us last night.
There was a group of three ladies from your show

(01:24:54):
that was at Wooly's All Road, a TV part back
on August twenty was there They had turned over a
cheep and I didn't know it. I didn't see the jeep,
but I saw the lady and I drove on pine
because they were just standing there with a thalk. The
owner of the place had to go help turn the
jeep over, and I wanted to sincerely apologize and I
hope you can get this and tell the ladies that

(01:25:18):
I am sorry. Thank you. Morgan has a jeep. We
didn't know you flipped a jeep. Yeah, I posted about
it flipped it. Well, it wasn't flipped, it was on
its side. Yeah, scary. Oh, it was terrifying. Hillary was
with me, and yes, I have my dog who now
hates me because of the incident. Every we all kind
of went flying a little bit in the car. Yeah,
it was an incident. I never saw it, and I

(01:25:40):
watched your Instagram stories on my feed, like it was
a photo of the jeep. So it was with like
my jeep dealership that I have, and I had a
jeep out to go take photos and I had never
been off roading, so we went for the first time
and we got stuck, and yeah, the jeep totally went
up on its side. Did it get like a damnit? No,
the jeep total total champ. The jeep didn't have any issues,

(01:26:03):
so you still have your deal? Yeah? Your deal? Did you?
Is amy wrecked? I don't know I ever heard from
Mazda deal. I mean, yeah, I my car had damaged though. Yeah. Yeah.
And this caller, why why did you run out? Yeah?

(01:26:24):
He was apologizing though, like to also be like, uh huh,
all right, here's the next one. Hey, Bobby, I had
a question when you tell people when you're done talking, hey,
give us a call back. Let us know how it goes.
How many actually call you back? Most and if they
can't get us on the live show like we are now,
they call at night. Like this next caller, remember the
daycare didn't change your son's diaper? Oh yeah, we had

(01:26:46):
her on the air. Here you go, here she is.
This is Amanda from Gainesville, Florida, leaving an update. I
just had a little update though. My husband decided he
wanted to take the reins on this one, and he
gave the daycare call the next day after I had
settled down a little bit. My husband works in a boiler,
so he said, I work in a boiler, and I
know what it's like to get rubbed rolled down there

(01:27:07):
on your man part. I just don't want my son
has to go through that, so I really appreciate it
if you gave him an extra look at his diaper
before he goes home to his mama because he's had
some issues lately and they never did it again. There
you go, nice Raymundo. Let's play Matt Stell. Since he
did respond to your DM, he gets the nice Guy

(01:27:29):
Award today for September twenty ninth. Here's mister country music. Well, yeah, yeah,
Do you have a cell phone number? Do we have
a cell phone number? I don't know him. All have
to just call him. I don't think no, it's okay
if we don't have it. I was just gonna call
him right now and give him his award. MM for
his cell phone number. All right now, that's okay. Call

(01:27:51):
us if you want. We'd love to talk to you.
Eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby, that's our phone number.
Eight seven seven seventy seven b O B B Y.
If you have a question for the show, a comment
about a segment, we have our arms open to you
right now. We welcome you. We try to be so inclusive.

(01:28:12):
We want you on the air. We know we couldn't
do this show without you. So if there's something you
want to say or a question you want to ask,
hit us with it. People blame check in social media
for the most sleep loss. So we're talking about phones.
I want to bring this up. People increasingly blame their
phones on sleep loss. Checking social media, late night texts,

(01:28:34):
work emails are the things that we're doing on our
phone instead of sleeping. The thing that I do. I
wake up middle of the night like, oh what time
is that? I grabbed my phone and I had judge
the time based on how many tweets I can read.
Right then, Yeah, that's what I do in the middle
of the night. I'll check tweets, all right. Hit us up.
By the way, I'm on Twitter and Instagram. Mister Bobby
Bones on the phone right now. He has been deemed

(01:28:56):
Mister Country Music for September twenty nine, twenty twenty, because
he was the only artist to respond to Ray on
Instagram type your hands for Matt to stell everybody, man,
how you do it? But I'm gonna talk to you man,
I'm good. I was just uh just got a little
ring walt go and said and said hey man, holler

(01:29:16):
and Bobby and see what's going on. So I thought
I thought I'd give you a call, see what's up. So,
first of all, were you awake? And why are you
awake so early? You're a big famous country artist. I
was barely barely awake. It was pretty awesome. I was
like I had at the top of my teeth brushed
when I got the call. So I got to finish
the bottom rope here a little while. But well, so

(01:29:39):
Raymundo sent ten country artists, all in the top ten
right now at DM and you're the only one to respond.
So that's why today you are mister country music. Yeah,
let's go. I knew. I knew keeping an eye on
my DMS was gonna work out at some level. Well,
and you're just so if other listeners want to follow
you your Matt Stelle music. Is there another Matt Steal?

(01:30:01):
I think there probably is. As I Paul comes it
back in the day, I think there is another matter
I do I don't know, yeah, but there is. He's
a plays for SU Men's soccer class of twenty two
and he's wearing a bunny suit, so I guess that
was taken. So yeah, Matt Stelle Music. Hey, man, let

(01:30:21):
me ask you a question. I think there probably has
to be a bit of relief, and I say this
in a serious way, but a bit of relief that
you're not a one hit wonder, like you get your
second song out and it's now a top ten song,
right man, I tell you what. It's Uh, it's pretty
crazy that I felt like after the first one, you know,
we were kind of playing with house money because you know,
I didn't really know what to expect or have any expectations.
But for sure, you know, now that we've got a

(01:30:44):
second song out that that folks seem to like it is,
it is certainly a different kind of pressure. That's relieved.
You're not gonna be lou Bega or Chumba Lumba because
you have a tough ten that's a hit baby. Hey man,
I'll take it. I'll take it. Hey are you playing?
Are you playing basketball much anymore? Man? I hope a

(01:31:05):
little bit. Um. You know, it's kind of since since
COVID's been been happening. You know it self was fine
the game, but but I've played a little bit out
of out of Ashley, going the stout zone and um,
I have hardwood floors It's always been a dream of
mine and dribble in my house anytime I want to.
And uh so I do that when I'm when I'm
watching anything, I just dribble around the house. Well, here's

(01:31:25):
what I'm gonna do. Since your mister country music, we're
having our final we play a big basketball game at
the house on Sunday nights. You're you're welcome to come
over the house. I have a basketball court. We play
something called knockout. Are familiar with knockout? Oh? Yeah, I know. Knockout.
It's our it's our final game of the of the year.
No one has COVID. That's the only rule. You can't
have COVID. We have a we have some friends. So

(01:31:47):
you are more than welcome to come over Sunday, five
o'clock if you want to play basketball with us. Man,
that sounds like a blast. How tall? How tall are you?
Six seven tall? Yeah? But he's shooting. What's gonna up?
But knockout it's not It's not really that that much
as an advantage, right, That's what I'm saying. Okay, So
I'll text Gin if you want to come, because Amy's

(01:32:07):
gonna show up and play for the first time you
playing Sunday? Yeah, I think so. Lunch are's playing lunch one?
Last time I'm playing Eddie Ray. It depends how many
bets I got going, how good of a Saturday Sunday
it is. If I'm on till I can't play basketball? Okay, schoolboy,
are you in? Okay? All right, Matt, I'll text you. Hey, congratulations,
I'm being mister country music for today and we're gonna play.

(01:32:29):
We just played your new single. Now we're gonna play.
We're gonna do a two shot two shot Tuesday. Matt,
Still my voice sounds awesome. You sound good on the radio. Yeah,
it's like a real DJ. All Right, Matt, gonna talk
to you. I'll text you soon. Alright, all right, there
he is Matt Stelle. Everybody coming at you. Here Rock
one oh six. Matt Stelle prayed for you, dude, allergy

(01:32:51):
voice guy could do the voiceovers. All right, here's here
he is. Matt Steal, prayed for you. Bobby Bones show.
This is not Rock one oh six or whatever I said.
By the way, what are you doing today? I have
a friend in town, so kind of just working on
a few things with them and then school pick up.
It goes so fast. I feel like I leave here
trying to do some work and then next thing, you know,

(01:33:12):
I gotta be in that pickup line. What about you? Well,
I gotta get better. I mean, my throat is killing
me from this sad this drainage. My allergies are killing me.
This is the second time in like a month and
a half. So and if I wasn't getting again COVID
tested three times a week, I think I was dying
at COVID. But it's just I cannot and I hate
coming on the air and not having my full voice

(01:33:33):
and so those mornings that just play more music. So
I apologized everybody because I really do lead a very
healthy life. Eat right, I exercise, I avoid folks. Ain't
no judgement here. I judge myself. You're human, man, No
I'm not. We know this by now. Well you're not normal,
but you're appreciate Jessee Tomorrow by everybody. M

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