Bobby reveals that he is currently doing the show from Central America and all the details he can share why. Phone Screener Abby brings us her performance of the National Anthem from over the weekend. She sang in front of a big crowd before a race. And also brings us audio that makes Lunchbox very angry! We get an update on Caller Josh and his missed connection from last week. We think we found her…but is he convinced????
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
All right, welcome to Monday's show Morning Studio Morning. Last week,
we talked about Lunchbox's wife. It was her birthday. She
asked him to celebrate with her in the evening for
her birthday instead of playing a reck soccer game, and
Lunchbox you decided to do what I played the soccer game. Look,
I brought dinner home to the wife. I got picked
up some Mexican food because she loves Mexican food. We
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had dinner, and then I said, look, Henry Texton said
he's not gonna be able to make it, so that
means they would have no subs. So I went to
the soccer game. So you chose your rec buddies over
your wife's birthday. No, No, I did a combination. I
did dinner with my wife, I brought dinner home, picked
it up from a restaurant, and then I said, all right,
I gotta go and I left. So, yeah, I guess
(00:56):
you could say I picked the second half of the
evening with my soccer friends. But how many times a
week do you pick up dinner and bring it home? Once?
Maybe twice? But it was special? Special? Why was it
special this time? Because it was her birthday? And I
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ordered from her favorite Mexican food restaurant in town, and
I got extra salsa because she likes the salsa. And
you know, we got her a birthday cake. Okay, you
got her a cake. Do you feel like she was
disappointed that you didn't stay home with her like she'd asked?
I mean she may have been a little disappointed, but
I mean at that point, the birthday is pretty much over.
What else are we gonna do? Put the kids to bed,
(01:38):
that's it, and then it's time for us to go
to bed. So okay, see put the kids to bed.
So she you were at soccer, so she on her
birthday had to do something she does every night, whereas
you could have stayed home and stepped in and be like,
you know what, relaxed, but on your favorite show, I'll
put the kids to bed. Listen, she has to feed
the newborn, so I mean, she's not going to bed anyway.
(02:00):
All you have to do is put the kids to bed,
is walk them down the end of the hallway, put
them in their bed. Oh, there you go. It's that easy.
I mean, they were already in there for jamas. It
ain't that hard. Do you feel like, you know, when
it comes to your birthday. Now she has a coupon
to do the same and not pay attention to your birthday. No,
I mean I feel like my birthday gets shafted anyway,
Like she doesn't never do anything that great. But I
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mean that's kind of a hint to her, say, hey,
maybe step it up on my birthday. I brought home
dinner her favorite restaurant and a cake. I mean, what
else do you want me to do? Did you send
her like a happy birthday babe text in the daytime
or anything? No? Why is she sitting next to me?
I mean, would have had a card, not et it
a card? And then I have a question? Got her nothing? No?
I got her cake. Well, I have a question about
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the cake. And did you get like a slice of
cake that's sold at the restaurant? Did you have a
cake like with her name on it like happy birthday?
Oh no, I went to the grocery store and went
to the counter and said, can they put happy birthday
to her? Oh? That's not happy birthday, hot stuff, that's
what you run on the cake. Yeah, okay, that's pretty good.
I still think you probably should have skipped the game
(03:07):
because there were no subs. Were you a sub? Well, no, no,
I mean I could have subbed or the you know,
we only have we have four guys on the team,
and one guy wasn't going to be there, so if
I skip, that's two guys, and there's has to be
two guys on the field at all times, So then
those two guys would be playing the whole game and
they would be exhausted, and you can't do that to
your team. Was it two man soccer? What's happening here?
(03:30):
It's five on five, it's indoors, so it's a smaller field. Okay,
but you said two guys. Yeah, you have two guys,
two girls and one goalie. Oh got it, it's co ed. Yeah,
oh you went? You left her to go play soccer
with other girls? Oh? Yes, guys, I hang out with
chicks outside of my wife. It's crazy. Okay, but well
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that's the update. He did play soccer. He got her
a cake, and he brought her home Mexican food, which
he does about once a week anyway. And we want
no gift. I am the gift boy. Okay, okay, and
you won, which is very important. Yeah, seven five? Okay,
let's open up the mail bag. Yeah, okay, it's the
(04:21):
classic story of the husband being a huge gamer. Here
we go, Bobby Bones. I have a frustrating situation. My
husband is a huge gamer. It is the root of
a lot of our problems. I'm a full time working
mom working two jobs. I wake up, I get our
son ready, I then go to work. My husband sleeps
in after me, gets home several hours before me. Every
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time I get home, he's playing his Xbox. When I
go to bed, he's on his Xbox when he's playing
his game. Our house is so dirty, and you're already
shaking your head. Yes, I'm annoyed. He plays it all
weekend long while I cook, clean and do all the
things that mothers do. When I ask for help, he says,
I nag too much. Oh he He also gets to
sleep in all weekend long until like ten am. When
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I tell him it's unfair, he always gets to sleep,
he calls me selfish. He plays twenty four seven. I
don't know how to get it across to him that
I'm over at any advice. Thank you, signed, very frustrated wife.
It sounds like he's addicted to the stupid video game.
Oh yeah, no, this is the problem. Like he's not
doing normal human responsibilities. It sounds like he's also very selfish. Yeah,
(05:26):
and he's calling you selfish, which therefore he's projecting onto you. Yeah.
I think it's bigger than just going to him and going, hey,
you gotta get off the video game. Yeah, what does
she do? Yeah, she's over it. So I don't know,
pack up kidding. Maybe maybe get rid of the console. No,
that's not advisable. This could That could cause a lot
(05:47):
of problems if he comes home one day in his console.
It's more important your marriage or this car. This guy
doesn't understand how much this hurts and affects her and
their relationship. Yeah, so that conversation has to be had
if it hasn't, Yes, like a serious sit down. Not
you're upsetting me because you play video games, but it's
you're upsetting me because our relationship is hurting because of
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the amount of time you're not helping out with it.
You're you're not investing into the relationship. I would make
it about the video game. It could be anything. It's
not it's a video game. But unless he's making money,
unless the video game is doing something for the family,
I don't know what his excuse would be it just
sounds like he's up on I play Call of Duty. Yeah,
I mean it sounds like he does have a job
(06:31):
somewhere in there, because he gets home at some point,
but that's all he does, I know, and then plays
the game or sleeps. He sleeps. I think you have
to give him exact tasks to do and say I
need you to do this from this time to this time.
Otherwise he's just gonna play the video game all the time.
I think you have to treat him like a child
and like give him chores. So I'm gonna say like
a child. Yeah. But I feel bad for her though,
because it's not just about the tasks, Like she's like
(06:53):
missing out on real relationship connection here and so there's
it's more than just a delegating task. It's she's she's
yearning for all of it. I think step one that
get him off the video game, though, is to give
him tasks. Yeah, I think to say that our relationships
is struggling, I need your help doing this at this time.
You're gonna have to treat him like a seven year old. Also,
(07:14):
it's great if you can get a third party, even
like his mom. Yeah, I'm telling you called my mom. Man,
I hear that Amy for sure coming up. Really my
mom buddy that he trusts to step in and go, hey,
I think there's an issue here. Yeah, it might not
be the mom. Maybe it's a best friend, maybe it's
a sibling like I. Yes, in my head, I pictured
(07:36):
some sort of an intervention type conversation which you need
to be prepared for, because if you're in the problem
is she's enabling him to continue this way. If and
when so, she she's a part of the problem. I
like it. Go ahead, and so she probably needs to
arrange a conversation and show up. Yes, maybe with a
third party. I trusted voice to him, not to her,
(07:58):
trusted voice to him correct or wore both of them
for that matter. But and then she can present like
how it's going to be and say, look, this is
what's happening, this is what needs to happen. If it
doesn't happen, then this is what's gonna happen because he
does have a problem. And here's how we remedy the situation.
If you will help me here and here I understand
(08:19):
that you want to play here, here, give take there's
got to be that he can't. Just feel like he's
had the table called pulled out from his year, and
I feel bad because there's like clearly a kid involved
the whole thing. But you have to take care of
you first, and right now you're not doing a good
job of that because you are enabling him. And that's
hard to hear, but that's the truth ocause Stone Cold said, Wow,
(08:40):
I'm on your side, but sometimes we enable and it's
no good. But also he's taking advantage of it too. Yeah,
so why wouldn't he. She's letting him. Yeah, that's pretty awesome.
I'd love him, that'd be awesome. Yeah, he needs someone
that he trusts to step in and help out with it.
You need to find somebody he trusts to step in
and help out with the situation because he's not gonna
listen into you because you've tried, but you probably haven't
(09:02):
tried all the ways, which he needs a different he
needs a different way to stop this. Okay, good luck
with that. Why are dudes always lame gamers? Always? We
never get a guy right now and go ahead, dude,
my wife won't stop playing FIFA softic socker never, not
one time in all the history of the mail bag.
All right, close it up, We've got your that was
(09:25):
found the clothes. I was talking about Kenny Chesney the
other day and I said, I like slow Kenny, like
emotional Kenny, better than I do Beach Kenny. You would
have thought I said the most blasphemous thing ever on
country radio. It's pretty dumb. It's not dumb. I love
the Kenny Chesney slow heartfelt songs. I think he nails
it like almost no other can. So I have here
(09:46):
for you my favorite five Kenny Chesney songs. Are you ready? Yes?
At number five, I call him Emo Kenny. I go back.
Oh that's a good one. Job in the first love
about with Little Sin. We're thinking about that one. I
(10:08):
love it is in your top five of Kenny. Yeah, yeah,
but bones is he going back from the beach? Like
is he sitting on the beach thinking about he's well
back in life? At number four, don't blink just like
that six years right? Yeah again, Emo Kinney's my favorite Kenny,
the only one that I have in my top five
(10:29):
that's kind of like beach Kenny, or like Mexico Island
Kenny is Beer in Mexico at number three, d in Mexico.
That's the only one where because I listen, I don't
drink beer. I don't even like Mexico. So it's not
like that's the song that talks to me. But it's
(10:50):
a good one. It's like number two. We're back to
emo Kenny, There goes My Life, go beach everything. I
didn't look like you like that one that much? Yeah,
thankes you thinking about There goes okay, and number one
(11:12):
is in my top ten favorite country songs of all time.
You went Tequila made me crazy, so so good. That's
with Grace Potter the jam. Did you know his middle
name is Arnold, Kenneth Arnold Chesney. No idea that is
not a beach vibe Kenneth Arnold. Did you know that
he was almost at the World Trade Center on nine
(11:32):
to eleven? Listen to this story. So Chesney said that
his crew had planned to begin shooting a new video
for the song The ten Man on September eleventh, two
thousand and one, the day that the World Trade Center
towers were attacked. They had re released a single, but
last minute equipment to lays pushed back the shoot. But
it was going to be there. Oh that's crazy, but
they had some things that didn't go right, so they
(11:53):
kind of, you know, booted the whole project for a bit.
How about that you didn't know all the stuff by
Kenny Chesney? Did you Arnold? Ard? The Latest from Nashville
and Tullywood Morgan Number two thirty second Skinny and The
American Music Awards were last night. Carrie Underwood won the
(12:14):
title of Favorite Female Country Artist, as well as Favorite
Inspirational Artist and Luke Bryan one Favorite Male Country Artist.
You can see the fullest of country winners at Bobby
bones dot com. Taylor of Maddie and Tay announced that
she and her husband Josh are having a baby girl.
She announced with photos on Instagram and shared that the
baby girl will be here spring of twenty twenty two.
(12:37):
Marion Morris and Ryan Hurd talked about there must have
Thanksgiving side dishes. I think mashed potatoes. I think when
it's done right, like green bean castrole is the jam
Oh heck yeah. Listen, last year we we only we
had one, We had a turkey, and then we also
did a primary of so we kind of mixed it
up for people, and I feel like that gave us
(12:57):
all a new perspective. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny.
It's time for the good news, Bobby. There's a group
in Austin, Texas called Laundry Angels on Wheels. Have you
heard about them? No. What they do is they travel
around and they do laundry for homeless people so they
(13:19):
have their clothes washed. That's awesome, Laundry Angels on wheels.
So this woman, Ebeney Trice, saw the homeless community in need,
and obviously she stepped up. She started by founding the
nonprofit Mission Accomplished, which would collect dirty clothes and then
they take them to laundry mat and return them. But
the pandemic hit, so that changed how people had to
(13:40):
do things. So she figured out Laundry Angels on wheels.
They could go around and do the laundry there. So cool.
That's awesome because I'm sure that feels good for the
people that you're getting clean clothes, that they don't have
the opportunity to have that, and if they have like
meetings or a job interview or something, it's helpful to
have clean clothes. That's awesome. Ebeny Trice, we see you.
It's a great story. That's what it's all about that
(14:01):
was tell me something good, you know, something that's been
happening in my life. And I can't say a whole
lot about it. But I am currently doing the show
from a hotel room somewhere in Central America. I've never
been to Still America before. I'm not even gonna say
really what country I'm in right now, but it has
been an experience unlike anything I've ever had, and soon
(14:23):
will to reveal it. But I tell you, the hardest
thing is speak in Spanish to people, because I don't
know Spanish very well, and I feel like when I
try to speak Spanish that they think I'm kidding with
them or or I'm insulting them in some way. But
here are the words that I have down you ready, Amy, Yeah, Grassius, like,
and it's eat. I could sit with you and recall
(14:44):
Spanish words, but when people are talking to you in conversation,
you're like, oh, no, pressures on, pressure's on, and so
a lot of times I just say it in the
English real slow, But Grassius, I have banios, banios bathrooms, yeah, bathroom, yeah,
I nail that all point and go banos and they'll
go yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm not great at sea yet,
(15:08):
see yes, because the questions are so quick and I'm
like yes, I'm like, oh crap, I should us at
see like I haven't quite got c yet. But but
by I in my experience, I feel like you see,
if you do see, you say it like yes, yes,
like C C C. I know, but I just go yeah,
and then they understand what I'm saying, and then I
go see, but I've already said yes, okay. And so
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luckily for us when we went through the airport, because
we were bringing all of our radio equipment, and one
of the boxes that we had to bring was one
hundred pounds and it looks like it could be something
suspicious because there are chords and cables and there's a
timer on it and goes there's a lot of stuff
happening in this box. Yes, And so we fly into
this Central American country. Thank god m D speak Spanish,
(15:51):
because they pull us to the side immediately and they're like,
let me see what's in those boxes. And here I
am as goofy and as like as could be. You know,
I'm not a local to the area, and Mike d
walks up and it's just speaking Spanish like it's his
normal language, and all of a sudden she's like, oh okay, cool, cool,
cool cool, Oh okay, media radio, no problem, go ahead
(16:11):
and take that through. Otherwise I'd have been in a
Central American prison for doing nothing. I would have been like, see,
they'd been like, is it a bomb? Seen? It have
been over. But I am in a hotel near an
airport in Central America. I spend a lot of my
days in the jungle, and uh, I will be here
for a little bit of time, for longer than I've
(16:34):
ever been away doing a show. So it's exciting. I'm
tired because we stay in the jungle all day. I
did see a monkey in a tree at one point,
and I, yeah, in a tree. I was just walking
in there was a monkey above me in a tree,
and I put it on my Instagram story and I
was like, that's a monkey in a tree. I could
not believe it. I saw a kimodo dragging cross on
(16:56):
the road and I was telling my idea about I
was like, there's a komodo dry and Mike Degos, no,
that's an iguana. I was like, that's still cool. Um,
you know, I'm worried about you being in Central American
jungles with all the cartels, are you well? No? Okay,
is your microphone on, Mike? Let Mike turn is on.
(17:17):
Mike has been kind of my tour guide. But he's
never been here either, No, never been here. Should I
worry about the cartel? No? Not around here? Not here? Okay? Well,
I don't know. I just when I watched documentaries, they're
always in like Central America, South America, they're in the jungles,
they hide deep within. You have no like, you have
no idea. And then there's these like intense operations like
(17:39):
deep into the Jungle, totally hidden and camera. I'm scared.
I didn't. I wasn't scared at all now and Amy's
got me freaked out. Yea. And the Central American country, yeah,
weren't a safe Central American cut. Although I did offer Mike.
I said, hey, man, I offer you some pretty good
money if you drive all the way home, because he'd
have to drive through like uh, Guatemala, what, no, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico,
(18:04):
and he didn't want to do it would take him
about two and a half days, would make the dr
I was like, dude, this would be the greatest Instagram
story to follow on the show Instagram, but he did
not want to do it. But we feel good. We're here.
We've got friends staying at our house. Everybody's gonna ask
what's happened with the dogs. We have friends staying at
our house with the dogs, multiple friends. So we're all
good there. And I'm just trying to come out of
here live and that's all. And so if you see
(18:26):
my Instagram or my Instagram story and it shows me
in the jungle or it shows my boots, that's where
I am. I'm in a jungle in Central America right now.
I've never been anywhere like this before. Have you mind? No, Oh, Mexico?
Is it like this? Similar? Yeah, similar vibes. Any questions
you guys have, Amy, Well, I mean I asked my
most concerning question. But when will we be able to
(18:46):
know more about what you're doing? I have no idea. Okay,
I think probably in the next couple of months, after
the New year maybe, Okay, I mean that's if I live,
that's if I come back alive, Eddie. Anything you want
to know, Well, I am so fascinated that the fact
that you saw a monkey, So I want to know
more about the tree. Eddie in a tree, That's what
I'm saying. Walking and I hear and I'm like, they
(19:11):
said there are monkeys around here. I look at the
monkeys in a tree like twelve feet above me, just chilling.
My mind was blown. We live in a in a
land where squirrels are like everywhere, and if you, if
you spend enough time, you can probably feed a squirrel.
Is there any chance you can feed a monkey while
you're there? I don't want to feed a monkey. I'm good.
I got a picture. They do have these rats down
here that look like squirrels, and it's some like hybrid
(19:33):
squirrel rat and it was running around. I was like,
is that is that a natural animal here? And they're like, yeah,
it looks like a rat, but it's acts more like
a squirrel. Oh so no, because it looks like a rat. Yeah, lunchbox.
Anything you want to know? Yeah, I just want to
know how the locals are treating you. Are they are
they real nice to you? Are they welcome in the hey,
come on and have some dinner? Or is it kind
of like they stay away from you. They're extremely nice.
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Everybody here is wildly kind to where I was really
nervous even be on the roads because what do I know.
I don't know anything about being in this area of
the world, and everyone's like, no, it's super safe. This
is like an extremely safe part of a country. I
don't know that the whole country is as safe, but
where we are, I feel like it's pretty safe. Yeah,
go ahead. Do they have real roads or is it
(20:17):
dirt roads? They have real roads, but they're thin, and
we are on dirt roads a lot, because you know,
after you get off the main highway, the roads aren't
that great. So I'm car sick a lot traveling around.
But that's what we have right now. I'm just letting
everybody know full disclosure. If you see me watching the
Bobby Bone Show Instagram page or Facebook page, I'm not
(20:37):
in the studio for a couple of weeks. I won't
be in the studio because we're doing this here. We
will spend Thanksgiving in a hotel room, so which kind
of stinks. But I'm pretty pumped about what's happening. So
that's all. Thank you, guys, Amy, thanks for scaring the
crap out of me, which I wasn't thinking about. Now
when I'm in a jungle alone. I'm just waiting for
aybody to come through in their jeeps with guns. I
(20:59):
was looking at tick Talk and a couple of videos
I saw I wanted to bring in this morning. First.
There was one where it was a porch pirate and
this woman pulls up her boyfriend her husband's driving the car.
She jumps out, grabs the package, and takes off running
back to the car. The problem is there was a
person there was in the house that saw it happening,
and they go hey, the car drives off and leaves her,
(21:20):
So the person in the house runs out and by
the way, she tried to get in the car, she
couldn't quite get into. The car still drove off and
she's like rumble and stumble and she falls and the
person just holds her, like wraps her up and holds her.
And it's like, call the cops, Call the cops. It's
wild because it's all caught on doorbell cam and you're
watching it, like is somebody about to get stabbed? And
(21:42):
the girl looks like she's about twenty five years old,
she's not very big. I feel bad for her because
her running partner left her, but also, don't be still
in packages off people's porches, right, yeah, I mean there's
a certain level of feel bad, like, yes, it's a
bummer that they drove off without her, but she was
a thief to so yes, yeah, and maybe it'll lead
to this who the driver getting caught and we get
(22:05):
two less porched pirates off the streets? Is there no
loyalty and being the getaway driver anymore? That's what I
was thinking, Like the guy didn't even wait for her,
Like she put her leg in the car as that
person was running out of the house and the guy
that was driving the car just drove off, and so
she's like fell out of the car and then the
other the house. The homeowner just wrapped her up and
held her. So I watched that video. I watched all
(22:27):
of it too. It's like a three minute one and
I never watched three minute tiktoks. So I watched that one.
And there was another one. Her name was Lana and
her ex boyfriend was getting a tattoo and she was like,
this is my ex. He has begged for me to
take him back, but he cheated on me. So I said, hey,
get my name tattooed on your arm to prove that
you love me, and he's doing it, and then she
(22:47):
left him right after that. She was only doing that
as a way to get back at him. Now, who
do you feel bad for here? I mean, I feel
bad for both of them. They saw him a little
not healthy, but I guess I feel bad for her.
She had to go through that and this is just
her way of getting back at him. Eddie, No, No,
that's I mean the fact that he's gonna get a
tattooed with her name on it, that's forever like that.
(23:09):
That's a terrible joke. And I know it's he cheated
on her, but that's that's that's mean. Yeah, two wrongs
don't make a right, and this wrong was elevated. Like
if anything, if you want to get him back, you
get back with him, and then you cheat on him, right,
you don't get a tattooed, make him get a tattoo
and then leave him after that. You know, there was
that story too where the girl got it all the
way down her back and this is about a week
(23:29):
and a half ago. We may have talked about it
on the show. I think it's aid Alexander or something
all the way down her back and they broke up
like a day after man, tattoos are nothing to joke about.
I have I have a c I'm back on my
off for Caitlin, but I'm married to her. Yeah, there's
no way I would get a tattoo of somebody that
I'm not married to. Go ahead, and but also is
there anything for like that. This guy's dumb enough to
(23:50):
go do it, like he doesn't have to get the tattoo.
He could be like, no, I'm not going to tattoo
your name on me. I mean I really want you back,
but I don't want to tattoo your name on my body.
And she's like, well, he said, yes, you do it,
so suck off. Well let's settle on. They're both bad people.
Co settle on that. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right,
Bobby Bones Show. We'll post these up on our Facebook page.
If you want to see them, just search for us
(24:11):
Bobby Bones Show on Facebook. This is a voicemail from
Maren in Austin, Texas. Hey, Bobby, Hey studio. I'm just
scrolling Twitter as I do, and I saw that Kim
Kardashian and Pete Davidson rumored to be a publicity stunt
to distract from Astroworld, So naturally, I called my friend
Bobby because I need to know his thoughts on this.
(24:32):
What do you think, Bobby, Amy, what do you think?
I don't think it's a distraction from Astro World. I
don't think they have anything to do with each other
except their siblings. I don't think anyone that was looking
at the travesty that was astro World is now going
I forgot about it. I'm looking at Kim Kardashian, Dave
Pete Davidson. So no, that's a pretty dumb theory. Also,
(24:54):
astro World will be settled over the next few years
with so much money being paid out that it doesn't
matter what you're distracted with. So no, I think that's
probably just someone wanting retweets more than anything else. I
do not think it is a concerted effort to distract
from a tragedy at a concert with a couple that
you probably wouldn't think would date Amy. Your thoughts, Yeah, No,
(25:16):
I mean interesting theory, but I do not think that
is the case at all. Whatsoever. That wasn't going to
be in your pile right a conspiracy. No, I'm glad
she called in and said that because I had not
heard of that conspiracy, and yeah, it is interesting, but
no way, I just don't even think that two are related. Well,
I'm gonna do tomorrow. I'm gonna put together a list,
either tomorrow or the next day, guys that have landed
(25:39):
women way out of their league. And I'll put Pete
Davidson on there, because I love Pete Davidson and I
think Pete Davidson gives you know, nerdy guys like myself hope.
So I think tomorrow or the next day I will
get to that. I'm gonna go do my homework tonight.
That's what I do all night as I studied nerds
who got hot girls? And I will bring it to
you tomorrow or the next day. You're z Amy's pile
of stories. Bobby, would you buy a dog phone? I
(26:01):
don't know what that is, Okay, Well, it's his phone
that shakes when the dog puts it in his mouth
and calls you at work during the day. So as
I'm working now in Central America, which is where I am. Yeah, yeah,
I am not able to be with my dogs. And
so we have a friend that is staying at our
house while we're gone, and so she hit me up
(26:22):
last night. It was like, your dogs are sad that
you're not here. She was. I didn't know if that
was real or not. She was, but they're both sad.
And she sent me a video of Stanley and he
just looks sad all the time anyway, because it's a bulldog.
But she's like, usually he's full of joy and energy,
but he is. So we sent a video back to
him to go, hey, man, it's us. But I bet
he has no idea what's going on. It's that that's
(26:43):
just probably a little box of noise coming out of it.
So what I do the phone probably, But then I
would go that doesn't work, and I just wasted eighty
bucks or whatever it costs. Well, researchers tested this out
and they said that it actually worked and the dog
started to contact their owners with the little toy boy.
And it's like a phone and it's a camera and everything.
So it's basically like your face timing and your dog
(27:05):
has a phone and can call you at work anytime
at once. Well, we have one of those cameras where
you could doom shoot him a treat and on your
phone and doom shoot him a treat. And then we
got over that in like three weeks and now it's
basically a big paper weight. They just and who just
paper weights? By the way, what a whole thing to
say paper weight? Okay, please go to the next story.
HEMI Okay, So apparently we've been using deodorant all wrong.
(27:29):
When do you put it on, Bobby? I put it
on when I wake up. I put it on anytime
after I shower, and I put it on before I
go to bed. Okay, oh wow, you just do an
extra before you go to bed for no reason. Well,
I sweat, I don't know. And also I now live
with someone. Yeah, and so I try to smell good
(27:49):
if she's smaller than I am, and when we sleep,
she will put her head on my shoulder at least
the first part of the night before we fall asleep,
and then we're just kind of on our own. But
I don't want her face living in a must palace,
so I do deodor at it up. Yeah. Well, I mean,
look at you, because you're exactly what this article says
to do. We should all be putting our Deodora on
(28:09):
at night and then we're good to go. Like that way,
it absorbs into your skin while you're sleeping. They say,
you can even wake up in the morning and rents
off and it won't wash off and you can carry
on with your day. You just need to put on
Anti Person or Deodora at nights. Yeah, I don't trust
that to put on the morning too, because I feel
funky in the morning. But I appreciate the story. What
else you got? Well, Eddie's gonna love this story because
(28:30):
he's a Cowboys fan. And Luke Combs announced that he
is going to be performing live at the Cowboys game
halftime show on Thanksgiving Day. Oh come on. Those performances
are almost as disjointed as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,
almost because you're in the middle of a stadium. The
people don't really care because they're for a football game.
(28:51):
It's kind of neat to see. But even the artist
is like, I'm just doing this for TV. You know.
It's cool Luke Combs is doing it. But I always
feel bad for them out there because it's not really
the most active crowd except for the people they've paid
to be on the field, and they're like, whoa, you know,
swinging their little you know whatever prop they've given them.
But listen, it's good for Cutch Music, it's good for
Luke Coombs. Well, and what this halftime performance normally does.
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It's the Salvation Army's annual Red Kettle campaign and this
is the twenty fifth annual one and this performance will
be kicking that off. So then after that performance, then
you'll see the Salvation Army everywhere with your kettles. Okay,
thank you for that. You're welcome. Hi'm Amy. That's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
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good news. So there's a teacher, mister Louise at Ridgetop
Elementary and he realized, like, man, we are really in
need of supplies and resources for our kids. So he
decided to do a little fundraiser where he was going
to run fifty miles non stop. With the help of
(29:57):
some parents, they created an online f raiser that he
calls fifty miles for their smiles, And yeah, he did it.
He ran fifty miles straight, that's eight hours without stopping,
and raised thirteen thousand dollars for school supplies. It's basically
two marathons, yes, it is, right, twenty six point two
slightly less. Yeah, but if you were to have to
(30:19):
do something to raise money. But you were good because
he's obviously a good runner. Yeah, Like, what would you do?
Like for me, I would volunteer to watch nineties sitcoms
oh for long a week? Yeah, yeah, I could. What
would you do? Or I got to play Madden Football Like,
I won't stop playing mad and until he raise the money.
What would you do that? You feel like you're pretty
good at that? You could raise money, filibuster, just talktohy,
(30:40):
it'd be great at that. Oh, I'd play golf NonStop.
I would just keep playing over and over in the darkness. Though, hey, man,
give me that glow in the dark ball I mean,
lunchbox man. I would say nap, but I would wake up.
That's the only problem. That'd be a good one. Nap.
I could nap so long. That's a good story. Shout
out to that guy made money, changed some kids lives.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
(31:04):
We will open up the mailbag in just a second.
When you guys email us and we go through and
discuss your problems. Amy got one sent to her account. Though,
what does that one say? Well, I was asking about
Taylor Swift and if we know her. I mean she's
straight up like out of the gate, was like, are
you friends with Taylor Swift? Does she like you? Because
I need a favor. My best friend loves Taylor, and
(31:24):
you know, just goes on and on about how if
we could pull some strings and hook her up with
an autograph from Taylor for her friend's birthday. Most of
the time people like, hey, can George straight kind of
my house? And I'm like, what are you talking about?
Is there any chance Garth can come play at my wedding?
Like they think we are the person were their agent?
Did you help her out? Amy, Well, I don't. I mean,
(31:46):
when I am not friends with Taylor Swift, I do
think that she likes me, though. I mean when we've interacted,
she's been very kind. But no, I don't have a
way to call Taylor and get her to sign something
and mail it off. But I feel bad that I
can't help this girl out out. But yeah, we don't.
We don't have people on speed dial like that. I
got two things to say. Number One, do you think
if someone went up to Taylor randomly at her house
(32:08):
and said, hey, do you know what Amy Brown? She
would say, no, what do you think. I think. I
think if they were to say, do you remember the
girl that painted you as a portrait and then gave
you the picture? She might remember. I don't think so.
I think there are so many crazy fans that do
(32:28):
crazy stuff all the time. I just don't think she
would remember. But she told me I was so talented.
They say they have to say all of that. Do
you remember the girl in Austin, Texas at the Frank
Irwin Center that backstage gave you a portrait of yourself
that she took art lessons for and you told her
you're so talented? Then she might remember. Still, I'm gonna
(32:48):
go no on that one. Um, what about what about
if you get the year, like get more specific? Like Okay, yeah,
I mean it was a long time ago and when
she came in the studio, Yeah, she definitely would remember you,
but not me. Secondly, you know, I'm scared for John
Mayer because when she makes that album with dear John
(33:08):
on it, if she does what she did to Jake
jollen Hall, it's gonna be even worse for John Mayer. Yeah.
I mean, I gotta be honest, I can't wait for it.
I mean, quaking in my boots if I was John Mayer, Yes,
like it's gonna it's gonna be crazy. So yes, I
hope she does a short film about dear John as well. Okay,
let's go over to Amy now and get in the
(33:29):
morning Corny. We're sorry we couldn't help you, Morning Corny.
Why did the turkey cross the road? Why did the
turkey cross the road? Because he wanted people to think
he was a chicken? That was the Morning Corny. Only
(33:49):
two more days of Thanksgiving jokes, by the way, everybody,
because today's Monday, We're gonna be on there Tuesday and Wednesday.
Than no more day jokes. I'm running out. There's a
Starbucks in New Jersey where aparently an eploye went in,
knew they had tested positive for hepatitis and worked and
because of that, they're now saying possibly thousands of people
have been exposed to hepatitis. And they put the Starbucks
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down exactly where it is, Starbucks at fourteen ninety Blackwood
Clementon Road. This is in New Jersey. If that's my
normal Starbucks, even if they fired this dude, I don't
think I'm ever going back. I mean, I feel like Starbucks,
they'll get past this. People think about it for one
day and they'll be like, ah, what are the odds
the person's gone? Now, I'm fine. Same location. If you
read that you're Starbucks, same location, there was someone with
(34:35):
hepatitis working there, you would just go right back. I
mean not right right back, but eventually, like give it
a few days and then yes, if it's convenient to me,
I'm not going to go out of my way now
to get my Starbucks. I maybe running the Dunkin real quick,
because we're gonna be a Dunkin real close. I'm to
be honest with you, it's I'm changing brands. A New
Jersey Starbucks employee who went to work in November after
(34:56):
testing positive for hepatitis A and handled food may have
exposed thousands of customers to the virus. People who frequent
in that Starbucks and aren't vaccinated perpetitis say have to
get a shot as soon as possible. So they're like,
this is the one, here's the address. If you go
here on these dates they listened out. They're like, you
gotta go get a shot? Yes, Amy, Well are we
vaccinated for that? I don't know. I have no idea
(35:18):
what I'm vaccinated. I know I'm vaccinated for I know
I got the COVID vaccine. I don't think I can
get polio, and I don't think I can get smallpox.
And other than that, I don't know what I got,
what kind of vaccines I have in my body. I
feel like that we should know this, like I don't
know that, and then I never can remember my blood
type ever, yeah, or how to spell restaurant. Those are
(35:41):
the things. They're always difficult to me. I haven't had Starbucks,
you know. I mentioned on the show for the first
time that I am in Central America and I will
be for a while. I can't say why, but there
isn't a Starbucks for miles and miles and miles, and
that's the bad news. The good news is is that
they have their own coffee here. It's very I think
(36:03):
they just go in the backyard and pick it and
then make it in the place where I am. But
I haven't had Starbucks in weeks at this point. So
that's what I did all weekend, look for a Starbucks,
and there's not a single one to be found. Amy,
how was your weekend? It was good. I actually did
have some Starbucks, so I'll have that for you. And
then I mean, I had a great weekend, but I
would say the highlight of it is for sure Stashiera
(36:24):
getting baptized yesterday. How long have you guys been planning that? Well,
she decided, I mean, we've been talking about it for
several months now, but she decided earlier in the week, Like,
we got a call from the youth pastor. They only
have baptisms every so often, and he gave us a
heads up because they knew she was considering it last time,
and he said, heads up, Sunday's baptism Sunday. You know,
(36:44):
if she wants to do it, I can meet with
her at youth group on Wednesday night about it. So
she went to youth group on Wednesday night and then
decided basically Wednesday Thursday that she was going to do it.
So not a lot of notice. They got baptized when
I was twelve, and I was convinced because I went
to church up and then I came back and I
was like, I'm ready to get baptized. And so I
was convinced. As I was getting baptized and my preacher
(37:06):
was trying to drown me because I think he held
me under longer than he did other other people, because
I swear to you. You know, it's weird because it
got I was a small twelve year old too, so
I was pretty easy to to u, you know, push
him pull around into that water. But he put his
hand under my head. I remember it. He said hold
your nose, and I'm holding my nose and I go
down and I start to go like twitch my shoulders
(37:28):
because I'm convinced he's trying to drown me in front
of the I was down there for like six seconds,
which is a little too long, wouldn't we agree? Yes, well,
I mean it's long. Did he did you need to
be cleansed? Well, that's what I wondered, you think kidding?
I don't know he I also think he may have
forgotten about me, like he's doing that and he's like
(37:51):
looking at the service and it's like, oh, crap, I
gotta bring this kid up. But I remember being under
there for far longer than the because I think there
were like six of us that was baptized at the
same time in church. But that's awesome. Congratulations are tell her?
I said, that's that's amazing. I definitely will I was
telling her when I got baptized. I sang the same
day I got baptized, and I was like, oh you
(38:12):
you sang, yeah, yes, because I you sang at church. Yeah,
I sang. I need your Lord. You're all I do.
You're always there seeing me through You light my way
and keave me out of the dark. It's called the
Lord has a will. The Lord has a will, And
I haven't a solo. Oh yeah, me and a guy.
Oh boy, I remember um one of the other youth
(38:36):
group girls. Her dad played guitar, and I had my
own song performance at my baptism. I don't know why
my church allowed such things, but Um I did. And yes,
Stashiera kind of gave me the same look because I
hadn't thought about that in a while. But of course
it brought back all the memories and I was like,
(38:57):
you know, on my baptism, I sang, and she was like,
oh Mom, I'm embarrassed for you. Yeah, I think we're
like that too. Oh Amy for me. Yesterday, I only
I can't even say what I'm doing here, but it
had about a half day of free time, so I
watched On Saturday night, I watched the Arkansas game on
CBS in English because they have a CBS channel down here,
(39:20):
which is the only English channel we have. And Arkansas
happened to be on CBS that week, which is awesome.
And we played Alabama really tough and I was really
proud of them. We lost by a touchdown, but it's
a really good game, so I felt good about that.
And then I watched the NFL games in Spanish. I
watched the Packers and the Vikings, which is really good game.
Packers lost at the end of the game, but I
watched it in complete Spanish. And I'm gonna say something, guys,
(39:41):
I'm starring to pick this stuff up. I'm gonna come back. Yeah,
I'm gonna come back. And Eddie, Now I'm gonna be
in the quote just talking as Fanish to each other,
and you guys are gonna have no idea what's going on. Yeah, Hey,
we get to talk crap about everyone else and they
won't know. Yes, exactly. All right, it's a big weekend
for Abby our phone screener. We'll get to your national anth.
I'm in a second. But you went and ran the
Saint You'd half marathon, and how'd you do good? I
(40:03):
wanted to get below two hours, So that was my
goal and I did so happy would you get what's
your time? It was like one fifty five. I think, okay,
well come on, let's clap it. Okay. And so I
saw that you had set your fundraising goal at like
three thousand dollars. Did you Did you beat that? Yes?
Thirty eight hundred. That's awesome. But let's get to it here.
(40:26):
Because we had spent the last couple of weeks talking
about you singing the national anthem, and Lunchbox told you
not to do it because he was afraid you we're
gonna embarrass yourself. How were you feeling as you walked
up to that microphone? I was probably equally nervous for
running the race, so I was just I wasn't that
nervous actually for singing. Were you up on a pedestal
(40:46):
or yeah? I was up on a stage. So I
actually sing twice. I did for the five k, and
then an hour later I did for the marathon and
half marathon. So the second one loose, Yeah, the second
when you're ready to go right? It was up on
a stage though, yes, by the start line. Okay, would
you like to hear those guys? Yeah? Is this the
full version? It is? Okay, so let's all be present
(41:08):
and make sure you put your hands on your hearts.
I know this is the radio bit, but this is
still the national anthem. Let's respect it. Let's respect Abbey.
We will comment afterward, So no no making noise over
the top of it. Everybody good, Yeah? Good? Okay? Here
is Abby. She was told she shouldn't sing the national
anthem because Lunchbox said she couldn't sing good enough to
(41:30):
do this. True or false? Lunchbox true? Have you heard
her sing? It's not good? Okay, we've heard her sing
and we think it's actually pretty good. Okay. Here is
Abby singing the national anthem this morning? Please welcome Abby?
(41:56):
Can you sing the dawnssing? What's so proude? He had
the twine? Last? Who's brought strips and bright stars through
(42:19):
the pain spine? Or the ram punswee watched were so
gallingly stream? Can the rock sprang? The mom's bursting gave
(42:42):
proof through the night? Then a black on st bam
all saying does that starts bingled ban? Andwhere here? A
(43:17):
couple of things I want to mention here. One the
guy's like the billy Jones show what the crap is that?
So let's let's go ahead and point that out too.
Somebody goes, yeah, girl, was that like your high person?
Oh yeah, it was a friend. No, it was the
other announcer, So okay, yeah, so that that's two. Three
(43:37):
was I'm watching Abby on camera here, and as I say, hey,
be sure to you know, respect the national anthem, Abby
is standing up with her hand on her heart to
herself singing the national anthem, which is right, but still
sing a little weird because she's standing up to herself
singing it. But Abby, let me say this, that was fantastic.
It was. It was. It was so good. You nail
(43:59):
the biggest notes. You know. Again, this is not American
Idol where I'm on going, Hey you did this, you
didn't do that. I'm just gonna say that it was
great and the hardest part that I often worry about
with people. It was so pure and you nailed it.
So I'm gonna say solid a, But I do have
to go to lunchbox. Now, Lunchbox, you heard her nail it.
(44:19):
What are you saying about it? You saying as solid
A is like saying she is Carrie Underwood. You can't
be as good as Carrie Underwood. I mean, you didn't
embarrass yourself, but there's parts where you try to do
the runs and you just can't get there, so you
like you go in the run. It's kind of you know,
and it's like, oh, it's kind of awkward. If you
would just stay a little flatter and not trying to
(44:41):
be as cool and do the runs, maybe you didn't
embarrass yourself, but I wouldn't give you an a that's
the exact same advice I give kids an American idol
Lunchbox did. They're same everything that Abby. It was great.
It was really great. So I'm proud of you for
accepting it, for doing it. But I do want to
play a clip that's gonna drive Lunchbox crazy because one
of Lunchbox's dreams in life is to just be featured
(45:04):
on the news, to be celebrated on the news. For
some reason, he has this this fantasy that he's going
to go on the local news and they're gonna talk
about how great of a guy is. Abby got to
do this? I did for what multiple times too. I
do want to play some audio from the news. What
what channel is is? Abby? This was Channel five. Okay,
(45:26):
here in town. Here's here's Abby on Channel five going
sitting in the studio talking with them. But here's the intro.
Abby Anderson from the Bobby Bones Radio Show has run
the race eight times and she's about to make it
hern Wow, thank you. Well, I know a lot of
folks will recognize you from the Bobby Bones radio show.
(45:48):
You're the phone screener. There no way, hold on? Why
is she on this the morning? Like? Why is she
on the news talking about her running the race? Like?
I mean a lot of people recognize her from answering
the phones though absolutely not no one recognized server answering
the phones, and b who cares if she's run the
race eight times? That's newsworthy? It is, she's on it
(46:12):
nine times. I didn't know that. That's really cool. It's
not a world record. I guarantee there's people that have
done it more than nine times. Get out of here, Amy,
say what you're gonna say. I think it's impressive. I too,
was like, whoa, Now you've done it nine times? That's crazy,
Like I gasped at that lunchbox. Also, were they having
you on two to talk about the national anthem or anything? Yeah,
(46:34):
it was a spread awareness for Saint Jude as a
Saint Jude hero and singing the national anthem and running
it all in one. I mean it makes perfect. I've
done the Turkey trot every year. They don't put me
on the news. Good. You're also not raising money at
the turkey trot. Yeah, it's also not It's not like
she raised a million dollars. Come on, so it's awesome.
(46:55):
You're not performing at the Turkey trot, so it's not
the same. Also, it's the Turkey he trot. Okay, Abby,
great job all the way around. And thanks for going
on the news. I knew that would drive lunchbox crazy.
You cannot believe the news. That's insane. They cover some
dumb stuff. Then I can't believe seventeen. Also, it's time
(47:22):
for the good news. There's a coyote in California crossing
the road when he gets struck by a car. Now,
the driver of the car had no idea that it
hit the coyote until it got to the grocery store
and said, oh my gosh, there is a dog still
stuck in the front of my car. Oh my goodness,
it was a coyote. So she called the Humane Society,
(47:43):
the San Diego Humane Society. They showed up and they
got the dog out of the car. He keep calling
it a dog. Well, it's a coyote. It's a canine.
I guess it's not a dog. Coyote is not a dog.
Not a dog, Okay, city boy, A coyote is not
a dog. Well, they took the coyote in. They got
X rays, not one broken or ractured bone in the body.
The coyote is now released back in the wild and
(48:05):
it's safe the kids. It's a shelter. Someone just adopted
a dog. Coyotes they are in the K nine family,
but they're not a dog. Well, they do look like one.
I'm not saying that I confuse the two. I'm just
did y'all see that family that had their dog that
bit some some things and then they found out that
their dog was a fox see a coyote? Okay, they
(48:29):
didn't know. And then also, this makes you think of
the bird I hit and my grill and this was
not the same as that's not telling me something good.
It's awful. I killed an animal yesterday. That Hey, they
came and pulled that coyote, as you called it out
of that grill and saved it. Awesome. I know I
have a hard time pronouncing coyote, coyote, coyote, coyote. Oh,
(48:52):
we're calling coyotes where I'm from, right, right, And and
they were not good animals where I'm from, Like they're
not good animals in rre. But in this story, it's saved.
An It's a great story. Okay, that's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Here's a voicemail from
Jensen from over the weekend Morning Studio. Longtime listener, get
(49:13):
out a question. Have you ever had a guest in
studio that you've suspected of being under the influence or
a need created during an interview? Just curious? Yes, in
the studio, lightly at my house, I had someone who
almost crashed their car into my house and then they
stumbled into my house. And I liked the person a lot.
(49:36):
And I'm not going to say who it was because
it was a big star. But Mike and I saw
them almost crash into my home and I was like,
oh boy, so yes, But in the studio, if they've
been up the entire night before, we usually know they've
had a few to drink. I'm not going to mention
any names here, but Amy, if I ask you that question,
(49:58):
does anyone come to your mind? Yes? And yeah. I
don't even want to say what I'm thinking really because
I don't know, but yes, under the influence of something,
the answer is yes. All right, let's go do the news.
Bobby's story. I saw this on Instagram. Somebody's gun went
(50:20):
off in the Atlanta airport and I was watching some
video that people had posted, and it was just people
packed in a hallway and they all had to leave
the airport because someone's gun went off. At least three
people were injured at Hartsville Jackson Atlanta International Airport after
a passenger's gun was discharged Saturday afternoon. Atlanta Police that
(50:41):
a gun was shot near the airport's main security checkpoint.
The incident began when a TSA agent identified an item
in a bag. At some point during the back search, boom,
the weapon shot. Passengers were directed to evacuate the airport,
and all departing flights were temporarily stopped. Think about that,
all of them, all flights at that massive airport. At first,
it was a scary story because you didn't know what
(51:01):
had happened. You'd only heard gunshots were fired in Atlanta
airport and then it turns out it was just a
moron with a gun in a bag. Amy, did you
see the story? Well, don't we have a story of
a country artist that Shay from Dan and Shay the
leastest the person that you would go, I'm gonna rate
every country artist that I would think would take a
gun through the airport and he'd be read nine ninety eight.
(51:22):
But he's the one who went through and had a
had a Yeah, he had a loaded gun, right, I
mean it was an accident, but yeah, I mean and
he didn't but it didn't fire for sure. It environment
we use a smart guy that knows what he's doing.
That just yeah, unfortunate. Yeah, shas like me. We grew
up in Arkansas, so we have guns. But I just
(51:43):
there's no reason to have a loaded gun. If you
have any gun at all, you have to check it before, like,
actually check it with You're not not at the airport,
but check it with your own eyes before you take
it anywhere. Anyway, I saw that story. That's the first one.
My second story is Instagram has launched a new feature
called rage Shake, So if something is happening with Instagram
(52:04):
and you're like, this is stupid, it's broken, or there's
a glitch, you shake your phone, a pop up appears
going did something go wrong? And it's a feedback pop up,
and then you say what happened and they try to
fix it. So it's called the rage shake. Also, Instagram
announced that you can now delete a single picture from
a I believe it's called a carousel. What do you
(52:24):
call it? When you know, when you load up a
bunch of pictures at once and you can swipe them. Yeah,
I think it's called a carousel. But but you can
now delete one of them without deleting the entire thing,
which you weren't able to do before. Any thoughts, Oh,
I love that. That's great because you don't want to
throw away an entire post just because you need or
have to get rid of one picture for a certain reason.
I love that, So smart Instagram. On my Instagram right now,
(52:47):
which is mister Bobby Bones, there's a picture of me
standing in front of an amazing waterfall and I wrote
and create the bulkscada Huh. I mean it's awesome waterfall
for you losers out there that don't know Spanish. Yeah, yeah,
uh huh, okay, there's that story. And then finally, Raleigh,
North Carolina man is facing fraud charges after lying about
finding a hair in his McDonald's hamburger. According to an
(53:10):
arrest warrant, Ronnie Bernard Trusdale placed a hair on his
food after removing the wrapper, but I said he was
nauseous after unknowingly eating it. He then filed a claim
for pain and suffering, damages and medical expenses, totally nearly
sixteen hundred bucks. He's officially charged with insurance fraud and
felony attempting to obtain property by false pretense. If convicted,
he'll be paying a bunch of money and he will
(53:32):
be in trouble if you do that. I mean, I
guess you have to make sure that there's not a
camera around. Again. I just think if I were him
and I was going to do that, I would go
into the bathroom and do it, because you know, there
are no cameras in the bathroom, and if they are,
they can't use that against you because they'll get in
trouble for having a camera in the bathroom. Yeah, but
then can't someone see you go in there and then
they'd be like, well he took his sandwich into the bathroom, Well,
(53:55):
who's gonna stick around and tattle by the way. And
secondly I gotta do is put the sandwich in your
pants and then no one you could see it. You
know this is getting weird, it is. That's true Bobby's
last week. On Thursday, we got this voicemail from Josh.
Here you go. I met a beautiful lady of the
night and I somehow mister number. Her name is a miss.
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She had a Nickel City from Friday night. She had
her dog name Hooper, and her red SUV. I know
if anybody can help me with this, you can. Thank you.
You're welcome. Now Josh is back on the phone with us.
There were some things we talked about with Josh. He
rubbed her feet. It was a sushi restaurant and Josh,
you put it on us to find her for you.
(54:37):
And when we hung up the phone last time we spoke,
did you feel like we could do that? I know
you could, Okay, I mean I want to give this
information to go ahead, Josh, Sir. I knew if it
was supposed to be, and I knew that the first
thing I thought about was your show. I was like,
she said, she likes Chris step Atten. I know she's
(54:58):
listening to the Bobby Bone Show. Okay, well we can
tell you that she is a listener. So that that happened.
We found her. I'm gonna give you the We don't
have her on the phone. Okay, well hold on, let
me tell you what happened, Josh. We did a little
research ourselves and we used all the facts that you
(55:18):
gave us, where she lives, her car, color, the dog
that she has. We found her Facebook page. We then
called a number connected to it. Her ex husband answered,
who then gave us her number. Then we called her
and we said is this Sherry and she said yes
it is, and we explained what happened at that place,
(55:40):
and she said that didn't happen. That wasn't her. Okay,
so that wasn't her. Well, well, this, this person that
you're talking about, has has a man. No, this lady
I'm talking about, she's been she's a widow for thirteen years.
(56:01):
And she wouldn't say she wouldn't. She's not the kind
of person to say she had a man, as she
didn't um it might. She said she wasn't at Nicola
City or no, she I believe she was at Scuba.
You can help me with this. I believe she was.
But she is saying that whatever is being said happened
(56:22):
didn't actually happen Scuba Steve, Yeah, well, or she's also
a little bit of that, but also saying that it
wasn't her, maybe somebody else in her group. So the
theory is that maybe somebody used her name, that was
a friend of hers saying she was Sherry and she
wasn't Sherry. That maybe the theory or or unfortunately that
was Sherry and unfortunately, and she may actually have a man. Well,
(56:43):
that could be true. But I will say I grew
I grew up in Florida, Josh, I know how those
bars work. I guarantee if you went there any Saturday,
she's probably posted up there in that leather couch. Um.
I appreciate it. Um, y'all have a good day, and
thank you. Well. Hold on, no, no, no, no, hold on,
hold on, hold on, hold on. I got a few.
(57:03):
Her car was maroon, it wasn't read oh um, not
that it makes a difference, but um, and what else?
What else would your advice? Well, my advice would be
why don't we do a feature on you and maybe
somebody wants to come meet up with you somewhere. Maybe
we find you love instead of you finding you know,
(57:25):
someone who you know could have been somewhat misleading about
their circumstances. That's cool, But here's the thing. I'm still
looking for this lady. Did it have a picture of
her on there? Oh? Oh, that's a good point, Like
we probably could see if we could see her face,
he would know. And maybe it's not the right person
because it was a maroon car. It's not I know
(57:45):
it's not the right person because this lady here, Yeah,
it was a leave first sight pretty much. And she
wouldn't have been She wouldn't lie to me. She didn't
need to lie to me. She could have told me
she had tent. Old man, I wouldn't have cared. Um. Okay,
I have a picture of her. Would you like us
to text it to you? You know? Can I check
(58:06):
you back and forth or do I need to call? Well,
let us text it over to you and you look
at it and then we'll call you rock and we'll
see what you have to sign. Thank you, mister Bobby.
I appreciate your time. Josh, we sent you a picture
of your missed connection. Is that her? No, sir, oh,
(58:29):
that's not her. She ain't here. That's not her. She's
probably about fifty something. Miss Sherry is um sixty seven.
She looks fifty, but she's sixty seven and a maroon
is v She's in Siminoleum. She lives in seminole um.
I don't know. Her dog's named Hooper. Yeah, we know
(58:52):
all that stuff. But I guess my question is do
you think the person that you met may have been
misleading you just to have some fun with you that night?
I didn't want you to have her real information, because no,
she definitely not. She's been with her for thirteen years.
She needed a friend, and we've hit it off really good.
And her plans just spend the rest of the week together.
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I can't believe it. So she's thinking I'm a liar,
and I think she knows me well enough to know
that I wasn't lying. Also, I gave her a nicklace
I make. I make jewelry and stuff, and she said,
so the necklace I was wearing and I gave it
to her and she said I couldn't take it. I said,
walk on I'll get it back from you. I'll where
anytime I want. And so she's Amy, I saw you
(59:39):
raise your hand. What would you like to say to Josh, Well,
I mean, I'm just you know, sometimes people are with
someone for years or months or however long, and they
learned that someone's a liar and not who they say
they are. And he spent one night with her, not
even in full night, one night on a couch at
a restaurant, and he you're so confident that she was
telling you the truth and y'all had this connection. So
(01:00:02):
my mind is just blown, Like why you believe someone
you barely know? Too young? You're too young to understand.
Maybe I don't know, but um I read people really well,
and I don't know. Okay, here's what I said to her.
I said, I'm grateful for the time I got to
spend if I never see you again in my life,
and she understood what I was talking about. So maybe
(01:00:23):
it's just not meant to be. But here's where I'm
anna flipper lid, mister Bobby is. I'm a goddess worshiper
because only women give life in this world. Santa Claus
and Easter Bunny, they can't do it, and so whenever
I talk to women, it's not it's not a normal
it's not a normal you got, It's not a ding
dong thing. Lots of ding dong things out there, So
(01:00:47):
I get it. Okay, here's what we're gonna do. What
we're gonna let this sit. Maybe we get another update
from the real what's her name, Sherry, Maybe we don't,
and if we don't, you still had that night. Okay, Josh, everybody,
I appreciate your time, Thank you, mister Bobby. And you
don't want us to like do a segment on you
and maybe set you up with somebody you're just all
(01:01:08):
about waiting for sha Yes, I man, here's the thing.
I don't. Whatever universe sends my way, I'm cool with it.
But don't we just sitting the stew for a minute
with Sherry and see if she calls us and we'll
go from there, okay, Josh, all right, yes, sir, I'll
leave it up to your transcription. All right, buddy, we'll
talk to you soon. All right? Bye bye? Well there
(01:01:30):
you haven't friends, It's time to play. Never gonna get
it on the phone right now? Is Dory in College
Station Dorry, how are you? I'm good? How are you?
Bobby Studio? We're all doing pretty good. Okay. So we're
gonna ask a really hard question. You get a chance
to answer right. If you miss it, you get the
(01:01:52):
team up with a show member. They get a chance
to answer it. If they miss it, we'll flip a coin.
You got three chances to win here. If you win,
you win not only some crap from the back, but
you win my turkey Beanie baby on the table that
you can see right now. So Scuba, what's the crap
from the back she's planning for? We have an Ashley
(01:02:12):
McBride album. Oh nice. We got a couple of t shirts,
one that says talk Curtie to me like cheese curds,
Drew Parker t shirt and Hughes and Q's Great Board Game. Okay,
so a substantial prize package for our caller here, Dori,
are you ready to play? Never gonna get it? I'm ready, okay.
One in three Americans admit they've had to do this
(01:02:34):
when trying to cook a meal. They don't know how
to prepare what is it? One in three Americans admit
they've had to do this when trying to cook a meal.
They do not know how to prepare? What is it? Okay?
So you want me to make it? Gay? Yeah, you
go first. Okay? Is it call a family member or
(01:02:59):
friend for help. That's a great guest, but that's not right. Okay, Okay,
do you guys have your answer? An answer was mine?
It was I had car mom. You can change one
and three Americans admit they've had to do this when
they try to cook a meal. They do not know
how to prepare. What is it? All? Right? So you
have Amy, lunchbox, Eddie Morgan, who would you like to
(01:03:20):
team up with? Dory? I think I would like to
team up with the one who just has had a
brand new baby boy added to his family. So Lunchbox, Yeah,
you're gonna win this one. Eddie. What do you have?
I have easily. I do it all the time. Google
you google it, Morgan, I say, asked the internet? So similar? Amy?
(01:03:40):
Ask Alexa? All those are wrong? Yeah? Do you have those? No? Right?
Did you put anything down? I got a good answer.
What'd you play down? Ordered takeout? Oh? Solid or wrong?
Did you have that one? It looks like you did.
I have ordered takeout and imitate you know, what I'm saying. Imitate?
(01:04:03):
Oh wow, but imitate is different than ordering to take
out lunch has like pose it as your own because
you mess it up. Oh, got it, got it? Got it.
But that's but I assume that's the same thing. Yeah,
I assume to saying that's the same thing. So I
got to come up with something. No, well, no, you've
already missed. You don't get another guess? No, no, that
one I said. That's why I had raised. So I
was changing, but you had it. But that's your answer.
(01:04:24):
You can't change now. Oh, unless you have another one,
go for it. I don't have another one. Okay, I
don't understand the question. Don't worry. One in three Americans
admit they've had to do this when they try to
cook a dish. They don't know how to prepare it
is grab or use the fire extinguisher high number. Yeah.
(01:04:47):
Maybe they don't all have to use it, but they
grab it just in case. Where would you get a
fire I don't have one in your kitchen? Oh no,
I don't. I don't think I do. I had one
when I was doing my adoption stuff, but I don't
have any might be required, Yeah, I for sure have one.
It might be required by who, Eddie exactly. I know
if you're adopting it is, but I don't know about
(01:05:08):
just any old You know why, well, of course any o, Joe.
But do you know why you have to have it
when you're adopting. Yeah, a safe environment for the kids exactly.
But I already got my kids. Okay, it doesn't to
be safe anymore. I might go home and check if
I got one of those suckers. Okay, Dory, let's go
to the coin flip heads or tails, head up for grabs,
a crab for the bag, turkey beatye, baby, she says,
(01:05:32):
heads fell off the table. Why do you not just
it's down? It is heads. But you can't send that
(01:05:52):
out so December first. Okay, wait, no, we can send
it to her. It's we gotta have the turkey. Oh okay,
y'all could keep the turkey till after Thanksgiving. That's okay
with me. Okay, let's send her the first part of
the package. Now, we'll send her the turkey after Thanksgiving. Boy, okay,
scuba yeah, yeah, okay, that sounds fine. All right, Dory,
(01:06:14):
we're all drunk, all right, Dory, have a great morning.
Stand hold, we'll get you your prize. Okay, okay, thank
you so much. All Right, there you go the day.
This story comes with us from Florida. Two men are
serving time in jail their cellmates, and one gets really
mad at his cellmate, punches him and knocks out his
(01:06:35):
two front teeth. Why because his cellmate kept farting too much.
It's like roommates, you know. Yeah, it doesn't sound like
that bad of a reason to plinch somebody. If you're
in a closed spot, they're not that big. Yeah, I'm
surprised there's no stabbing or shanky. Wow. Okay, I'm munch boxed.
(01:06:56):
That's your bone head story of the day. Let's do
the good News countdown. It's the good news countdown, counting
down the biggest good news stories across the left. Let's
go three, two and one. Hit me with number three.
Number three. A search and rescue team in Maryland was
(01:07:17):
shooting a training video on the river one weekend and
some guy lost control of his car near them and
drove into the river. But guess who was right there
to rescue him. That's right, the river rescue team. That's
pretty funny. They had to think that that was set
up right. If you're there, you're training for a video
on a car comes flying in. You're like, all right, boss,
(01:07:38):
you got us. But no, he really lost control and
drove into the river and they saved his life. There
you go. A dog in Tennessee named Gus chased after
a burglar and took a bullet to the head, but
the dog survived. Now the burglar is in jail and
Gus is the town hero. This month, everyone in his
neighborhood got together and threw a party for a second birthday.
(01:08:00):
Here's the owner and neighbors talking about Gus. He was
shot in the head, but the vet staff said that
it traveled through his ear canal and exited through his neck,
and we just think, Okay, this is a life we're celebrating. Wow,
that's pretty awesome. A one hundred and five year old
runner named Julia Hurricane Hawkins sat a world record in
(01:08:23):
her age group last week and the one hundred meter dash.
She's a hundred and five, she's older than the dash length.
She did it in one minute in three seconds and
was a little upset afterwards. She was hoping to break
a minute, but she's a one hundred and five years old.
That's crazy that the good news countdown. I hope you
(01:08:44):
have a great day. I hope you have a great night.
If you're listening to this at night, Bueno Smo Chase,
you know what I'm saying. Hey, that's it, See you
guys tomorrow. By everybody, Bobby Bones is home. Ow
All right, welcome to Monday's show Morning Studio Morning. Last week,
we talked about Lunchbox's wife. It was her birthday. She
asked him to celebrate with her in the evening for
her birthday instead of playing a reck soccer game, and
Lunchbox you decided to do what I played the soccer game. Look,
I brought dinner home to the wife. I got picked
up some Mexican food because she loves Mexican food. We
(00:34):
had dinner, and then I said, look, Henry Texton said
he's not gonna be able to make it, so that
means they would have no subs. So I went to
the soccer game. So you chose your rec buddies over
your wife's birthday. No, No, I did a combination. I
did dinner with my wife, I brought dinner home, picked
it up from a restaurant, and then I said, all right,
I gotta go and I left. So, yeah, I guess
(00:56):
you could say I picked the second half of the
evening with my soccer friends. But how many times a
week do you pick up dinner and bring it home? Once?
Maybe twice? But it was special? Special? Why was it
special this time? Because it was her birthday? And I
(01:17):
ordered from her favorite Mexican food restaurant in town, and
I got extra salsa because she likes the salsa. And
you know, we got her a birthday cake. Okay, you
got her a cake. Do you feel like she was
disappointed that you didn't stay home with her like she'd asked?
I mean she may have been a little disappointed, but
I mean at that point, the birthday is pretty much over.
What else are we gonna do? Put the kids to bed,
(01:38):
that's it, and then it's time for us to go
to bed. So okay, see put the kids to bed.
So she you were at soccer, so she on her
birthday had to do something she does every night, whereas
you could have stayed home and stepped in and be like,
you know what, relaxed, but on your favorite show, I'll
put the kids to bed. Listen, she has to feed
the newborn, so I mean, she's not going to bed anyway.
(02:00):
All you have to do is put the kids to bed,
is walk them down the end of the hallway, put
them in their bed. Oh, there you go. It's that easy.
I mean, they were already in there for jamas. It
ain't that hard. Do you feel like, you know, when
it comes to your birthday. Now she has a coupon
to do the same and not pay attention to your birthday. No,
I mean I feel like my birthday gets shafted anyway,
Like she doesn't never do anything that great. But I
(02:22):
mean that's kind of a hint to her, say, hey,
maybe step it up on my birthday. I brought home
dinner her favorite restaurant and a cake. I mean, what
else do you want me to do? Did you send
her like a happy birthday babe text in the daytime
or anything? No? Why is she sitting next to me?
I mean, would have had a card, not et it
a card? And then I have a question? Got her nothing? No?
I got her cake. Well, I have a question about
(02:45):
the cake. And did you get like a slice of
cake that's sold at the restaurant? Did you have a
cake like with her name on it like happy birthday?
Oh no, I went to the grocery store and went
to the counter and said, can they put happy birthday
to her? Oh? That's not happy birthday, hot stuff, that's
what you run on the cake. Yeah, okay, that's pretty good.
I still think you probably should have skipped the game
(03:07):
because there were no subs. Were you a sub? Well, no, no,
I mean I could have subbed or the you know,
we only have we have four guys on the team,
and one guy wasn't going to be there, so if
I skip, that's two guys, and there's has to be
two guys on the field at all times, So then
those two guys would be playing the whole game and
they would be exhausted, and you can't do that to
your team. Was it two man soccer? What's happening here?
(03:30):
It's five on five, it's indoors, so it's a smaller field. Okay,
but you said two guys. Yeah, you have two guys,
two girls and one goalie. Oh got it, it's co ed. Yeah,
oh you went? You left her to go play soccer
with other girls? Oh? Yes, guys, I hang out with
chicks outside of my wife. It's crazy. Okay, but well
(03:53):
that's the update. He did play soccer. He got her
a cake, and he brought her home Mexican food, which
he does about once a week anyway. And we want
no gift. I am the gift boy. Okay, okay, and
you won, which is very important. Yeah, seven five? Okay,
let's open up the mail bag. Yeah, okay, it's the
(04:21):
classic story of the husband being a huge gamer. Here
we go, Bobby Bones. I have a frustrating situation. My
husband is a huge gamer. It is the root of
a lot of our problems. I'm a full time working
mom working two jobs. I wake up, I get our
son ready, I then go to work. My husband sleeps
in after me, gets home several hours before me. Every
(04:42):
time I get home, he's playing his Xbox. When I
go to bed, he's on his Xbox when he's playing
his game. Our house is so dirty, and you're already
shaking your head. Yes, I'm annoyed. He plays it all
weekend long while I cook, clean and do all the
things that mothers do. When I ask for help, he says,
I nag too much. Oh he He also gets to
sleep in all weekend long until like ten am. When
(05:04):
I tell him it's unfair, he always gets to sleep,
he calls me selfish. He plays twenty four seven. I
don't know how to get it across to him that
I'm over at any advice. Thank you, signed, very frustrated wife.
It sounds like he's addicted to the stupid video game.
Oh yeah, no, this is the problem. Like he's not
doing normal human responsibilities. It sounds like he's also very selfish. Yeah,
(05:26):
and he's calling you selfish, which therefore he's projecting onto you. Yeah.
I think it's bigger than just going to him and going, hey,
you gotta get off the video game. Yeah, what does
she do? Yeah, she's over it. So I don't know,
pack up kidding. Maybe maybe get rid of the console. No,
that's not advisable. This could That could cause a lot
(05:47):
of problems if he comes home one day in his console.
It's more important your marriage or this car. This guy
doesn't understand how much this hurts and affects her and
their relationship. Yeah, so that conversation has to be had
if it hasn't, Yes, like a serious sit down. Not
you're upsetting me because you play video games, but it's
you're upsetting me because our relationship is hurting because of
(06:11):
the amount of time you're not helping out with it.
You're you're not investing into the relationship. I would make
it about the video game. It could be anything. It's
not it's a video game. But unless he's making money,
unless the video game is doing something for the family,
I don't know what his excuse would be it just
sounds like he's up on I play Call of Duty. Yeah,
I mean it sounds like he does have a job
(06:31):
somewhere in there, because he gets home at some point,
but that's all he does, I know, and then plays
the game or sleeps. He sleeps. I think you have
to give him exact tasks to do and say I
need you to do this from this time to this time.
Otherwise he's just gonna play the video game all the time.
I think you have to treat him like a child
and like give him chores. So I'm gonna say like
a child. Yeah. But I feel bad for her though,
because it's not just about the tasks, Like she's like
(06:53):
missing out on real relationship connection here and so there's
it's more than just a delegating task. It's she's she's
yearning for all of it. I think step one that
get him off the video game, though, is to give
him tasks. Yeah, I think to say that our relationships
is struggling, I need your help doing this at this time.
You're gonna have to treat him like a seven year old. Also,
(07:14):
it's great if you can get a third party, even
like his mom. Yeah, I'm telling you called my mom. Man,
I hear that Amy for sure coming up. Really my
mom buddy that he trusts to step in and go, hey,
I think there's an issue here. Yeah, it might not
be the mom. Maybe it's a best friend, maybe it's
a sibling like I. Yes, in my head, I pictured
(07:36):
some sort of an intervention type conversation which you need
to be prepared for, because if you're in the problem
is she's enabling him to continue this way. If and
when so, she she's a part of the problem. I
like it. Go ahead, and so she probably needs to
arrange a conversation and show up. Yes, maybe with a
third party. I trusted voice to him, not to her,
(07:58):
trusted voice to him correct or wore both of them
for that matter. But and then she can present like
how it's going to be and say, look, this is
what's happening, this is what needs to happen. If it
doesn't happen, then this is what's gonna happen because he
does have a problem. And here's how we remedy the situation.
If you will help me here and here I understand
(08:19):
that you want to play here, here, give take there's
got to be that he can't. Just feel like he's
had the table called pulled out from his year, and
I feel bad because there's like clearly a kid involved
the whole thing. But you have to take care of
you first, and right now you're not doing a good
job of that because you are enabling him. And that's
hard to hear, but that's the truth ocause Stone Cold said, Wow,
(08:40):
I'm on your side, but sometimes we enable and it's
no good. But also he's taking advantage of it too. Yeah,
so why wouldn't he. She's letting him. Yeah, that's pretty awesome.
I'd love him, that'd be awesome. Yeah, he needs someone
that he trusts to step in and help out with it.
You need to find somebody he trusts to step in
and help out with the situation because he's not gonna
listen into you because you've tried, but you probably haven't
(09:02):
tried all the ways, which he needs a different he
needs a different way to stop this. Okay, good luck
with that. Why are dudes always lame gamers? Always? We
never get a guy right now and go ahead, dude,
my wife won't stop playing FIFA softic socker never, not
one time in all the history of the mail bag.
All right, close it up, We've got your that was
(09:25):
found the clothes. I was talking about Kenny Chesney the
other day and I said, I like slow Kenny, like
emotional Kenny, better than I do Beach Kenny. You would
have thought I said the most blasphemous thing ever on
country radio. It's pretty dumb. It's not dumb. I love
the Kenny Chesney slow heartfelt songs. I think he nails
it like almost no other can. So I have here
(09:46):
for you my favorite five Kenny Chesney songs. Are you ready? Yes?
At number five, I call him Emo Kenny. I go back.
Oh that's a good one. Job in the first love
about with Little Sin. We're thinking about that one. I
(10:08):
love it is in your top five of Kenny. Yeah, yeah,
but bones is he going back from the beach? Like
is he sitting on the beach thinking about he's well
back in life? At number four, don't blink just like
that six years right? Yeah again, Emo Kinney's my favorite Kenny,
the only one that I have in my top five
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that's kind of like beach Kenny, or like Mexico Island
Kenny is Beer in Mexico at number three, d in Mexico.
That's the only one where because I listen, I don't
drink beer. I don't even like Mexico. So it's not
like that's the song that talks to me. But it's
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a good one. It's like number two. We're back to
emo Kenny, There goes My Life, go beach everything. I
didn't look like you like that one that much? Yeah,
thankes you thinking about There goes okay, and number one
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is in my top ten favorite country songs of all time.
You went Tequila made me crazy, so so good. That's
with Grace Potter the jam. Did you know his middle
name is Arnold, Kenneth Arnold Chesney. No idea that is
not a beach vibe Kenneth Arnold. Did you know that
he was almost at the World Trade Center on nine
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to eleven? Listen to this story. So Chesney said that
his crew had planned to begin shooting a new video
for the song The ten Man on September eleventh, two
thousand and one, the day that the World Trade Center
towers were attacked. They had re released a single, but
last minute equipment to lays pushed back the shoot. But
it was going to be there. Oh that's crazy, but
they had some things that didn't go right, so they
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kind of, you know, booted the whole project for a bit.
How about that you didn't know all the stuff by
Kenny Chesney? Did you Arnold? Ard? The Latest from Nashville
and Tullywood Morgan Number two thirty second Skinny and The
American Music Awards were last night. Carrie Underwood won the
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title of Favorite Female Country Artist, as well as Favorite
Inspirational Artist and Luke Bryan one Favorite Male Country Artist.
You can see the fullest of country winners at Bobby
bones dot com. Taylor of Maddie and Tay announced that
she and her husband Josh are having a baby girl.
She announced with photos on Instagram and shared that the
baby girl will be here spring of twenty twenty two.
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Marion Morris and Ryan Hurd talked about there must have
Thanksgiving side dishes. I think mashed potatoes. I think when
it's done right, like green bean castrole is the jam
Oh heck yeah. Listen, last year we we only we
had one, We had a turkey, and then we also
did a primary of so we kind of mixed it
up for people, and I feel like that gave us
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all a new perspective. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny.
It's time for the good news, Bobby. There's a group
in Austin, Texas called Laundry Angels on Wheels. Have you
heard about them? No. What they do is they travel
around and they do laundry for homeless people so they
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have their clothes washed. That's awesome, Laundry Angels on wheels.
So this woman, Ebeney Trice, saw the homeless community in need,
and obviously she stepped up. She started by founding the
nonprofit Mission Accomplished, which would collect dirty clothes and then
they take them to laundry mat and return them. But
the pandemic hit, so that changed how people had to
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do things. So she figured out Laundry Angels on wheels.
They could go around and do the laundry there. So cool.
That's awesome because I'm sure that feels good for the
people that you're getting clean clothes, that they don't have
the opportunity to have that, and if they have like
meetings or a job interview or something, it's helpful to
have clean clothes. That's awesome. Ebeny Trice, we see you.
It's a great story. That's what it's all about that
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was tell me something good, you know, something that's been
happening in my life. And I can't say a whole
lot about it. But I am currently doing the show
from a hotel room somewhere in Central America. I've never
been to Still America before. I'm not even gonna say
really what country I'm in right now, but it has
been an experience unlike anything I've ever had, and soon
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will to reveal it. But I tell you, the hardest
thing is speak in Spanish to people, because I don't
know Spanish very well, and I feel like when I
try to speak Spanish that they think I'm kidding with
them or or I'm insulting them in some way. But
here are the words that I have down you ready, Amy, Yeah, Grassius, like,
and it's eat. I could sit with you and recall
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Spanish words, but when people are talking to you in conversation,
you're like, oh, no, pressures on, pressure's on, and so
a lot of times I just say it in the
English real slow, But Grassius, I have banios, banios bathrooms, yeah, bathroom, yeah,
I nail that all point and go banos and they'll
go yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm not great at sea yet,
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see yes, because the questions are so quick and I'm
like yes, I'm like, oh crap, I should us at
see like I haven't quite got c yet. But but
by I in my experience, I feel like you see,
if you do see, you say it like yes, yes,
like C C C. I know, but I just go yeah,
and then they understand what I'm saying, and then I
go see, but I've already said yes, okay. And so
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luckily for us when we went through the airport, because
we were bringing all of our radio equipment, and one
of the boxes that we had to bring was one
hundred pounds and it looks like it could be something
suspicious because there are chords and cables and there's a
timer on it and goes there's a lot of stuff
happening in this box. Yes, And so we fly into
this Central American country. Thank god m D speak Spanish,
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because they pull us to the side immediately and they're like,
let me see what's in those boxes. And here I
am as goofy and as like as could be. You know,
I'm not a local to the area, and Mike d
walks up and it's just speaking Spanish like it's his
normal language, and all of a sudden she's like, oh okay, cool, cool,
cool cool, Oh okay, media radio, no problem, go ahead
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and take that through. Otherwise I'd have been in a
Central American prison for doing nothing. I would have been like, see,
they'd been like, is it a bomb? Seen? It have
been over. But I am in a hotel near an
airport in Central America. I spend a lot of my
days in the jungle, and uh, I will be here
for a little bit of time, for longer than I've
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ever been away doing a show. So it's exciting. I'm
tired because we stay in the jungle all day. I
did see a monkey in a tree at one point,
and I, yeah, in a tree. I was just walking
in there was a monkey above me in a tree,
and I put it on my Instagram story and I
was like, that's a monkey in a tree. I could
not believe it. I saw a kimodo dragging cross on
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the road and I was telling my idea about I
was like, there's a komodo dry and Mike Degos, no,
that's an iguana. I was like, that's still cool. Um,
you know, I'm worried about you being in Central American
jungles with all the cartels, are you well? No? Okay,
is your microphone on, Mike? Let Mike turn is on.
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Mike has been kind of my tour guide. But he's
never been here either, No, never been here. Should I
worry about the cartel? No? Not around here? Not here? Okay? Well,
I don't know. I just when I watched documentaries, they're
always in like Central America, South America, they're in the jungles,
they hide deep within. You have no like, you have
no idea. And then there's these like intense operations like
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deep into the Jungle, totally hidden and camera. I'm scared.
I didn't. I wasn't scared at all now and Amy's
got me freaked out. Yea. And the Central American country, yeah,
weren't a safe Central American cut. Although I did offer Mike.
I said, hey, man, I offer you some pretty good
money if you drive all the way home, because he'd
have to drive through like uh, Guatemala, what, no, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico,
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and he didn't want to do it would take him
about two and a half days, would make the dr
I was like, dude, this would be the greatest Instagram
story to follow on the show Instagram, but he did
not want to do it. But we feel good. We're here.
We've got friends staying at our house. Everybody's gonna ask
what's happened with the dogs. We have friends staying at
our house with the dogs, multiple friends. So we're all
good there. And I'm just trying to come out of
here live and that's all. And so if you see
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my Instagram or my Instagram story and it shows me
in the jungle or it shows my boots, that's where
I am. I'm in a jungle in Central America right now.
I've never been anywhere like this before. Have you mind? No, Oh, Mexico?
Is it like this? Similar? Yeah, similar vibes. Any questions
you guys have, Amy, Well, I mean I asked my
most concerning question. But when will we be able to
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know more about what you're doing? I have no idea. Okay,
I think probably in the next couple of months, after
the New year maybe, Okay, I mean that's if I live,
that's if I come back alive, Eddie. Anything you want
to know, Well, I am so fascinated that the fact
that you saw a monkey, So I want to know
more about the tree. Eddie in a tree, That's what
I'm saying. Walking and I hear and I'm like, they
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said there are monkeys around here. I look at the
monkeys in a tree like twelve feet above me, just chilling.
My mind was blown. We live in a in a
land where squirrels are like everywhere, and if you, if
you spend enough time, you can probably feed a squirrel.
Is there any chance you can feed a monkey while
you're there? I don't want to feed a monkey. I'm good.
I got a picture. They do have these rats down
here that look like squirrels, and it's some like hybrid
(19:33):
squirrel rat and it was running around. I was like,
is that is that a natural animal here? And they're like, yeah,
it looks like a rat, but it's acts more like
a squirrel. Oh so no, because it looks like a rat. Yeah, lunchbox.
Anything you want to know? Yeah, I just want to
know how the locals are treating you. Are they are
they real nice to you? Are they welcome in the hey,
come on and have some dinner? Or is it kind
of like they stay away from you. They're extremely nice.
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Everybody here is wildly kind to where I was really
nervous even be on the roads because what do I know.
I don't know anything about being in this area of
the world, and everyone's like, no, it's super safe. This
is like an extremely safe part of a country. I
don't know that the whole country is as safe, but
where we are, I feel like it's pretty safe. Yeah,
go ahead. Do they have real roads or is it
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dirt roads? They have real roads, but they're thin, and
we are on dirt roads a lot, because you know,
after you get off the main highway, the roads aren't
that great. So I'm car sick a lot traveling around.
But that's what we have right now. I'm just letting
everybody know full disclosure. If you see me watching the
Bobby Bone Show Instagram page or Facebook page, I'm not
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in the studio for a couple of weeks. I won't
be in the studio because we're doing this here. We
will spend Thanksgiving in a hotel room, so which kind
of stinks. But I'm pretty pumped about what's happening. So
that's all. Thank you, guys, Amy, thanks for scaring the
crap out of me, which I wasn't thinking about. Now
when I'm in a jungle alone. I'm just waiting for
aybody to come through in their jeeps with guns. I
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was looking at tick Talk and a couple of videos
I saw I wanted to bring in this morning. First.
There was one where it was a porch pirate and
this woman pulls up her boyfriend her husband's driving the car.
She jumps out, grabs the package, and takes off running
back to the car. The problem is there was a
person there was in the house that saw it happening,
and they go hey, the car drives off and leaves her,
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So the person in the house runs out and by
the way, she tried to get in the car, she
couldn't quite get into. The car still drove off and
she's like rumble and stumble and she falls and the
person just holds her, like wraps her up and holds her.
And it's like, call the cops, Call the cops. It's
wild because it's all caught on doorbell cam and you're
watching it, like is somebody about to get stabbed? And
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the girl looks like she's about twenty five years old,
she's not very big. I feel bad for her because
her running partner left her, but also, don't be still
in packages off people's porches, right, yeah, I mean there's
a certain level of feel bad, like, yes, it's a
bummer that they drove off without her, but she was
a thief to so yes, yeah, and maybe it'll lead
to this who the driver getting caught and we get
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two less porched pirates off the streets? Is there no
loyalty and being the getaway driver anymore? That's what I
was thinking, Like the guy didn't even wait for her,
Like she put her leg in the car as that
person was running out of the house and the guy
that was driving the car just drove off, and so
she's like fell out of the car and then the
other the house. The homeowner just wrapped her up and
held her. So I watched that video. I watched all
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of it too. It's like a three minute one and
I never watched three minute tiktoks. So I watched that one.
And there was another one. Her name was Lana and
her ex boyfriend was getting a tattoo and she was like,
this is my ex. He has begged for me to
take him back, but he cheated on me. So I said, hey,
get my name tattooed on your arm to prove that
you love me, and he's doing it, and then she
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left him right after that. She was only doing that
as a way to get back at him. Now, who
do you feel bad for here? I mean, I feel
bad for both of them. They saw him a little
not healthy, but I guess I feel bad for her.
She had to go through that and this is just
her way of getting back at him. Eddie, No, No,
that's I mean the fact that he's gonna get a
tattooed with her name on it, that's forever like that.
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That's a terrible joke. And I know it's he cheated
on her, but that's that's that's mean. Yeah, two wrongs
don't make a right, and this wrong was elevated. Like
if anything, if you want to get him back, you
get back with him, and then you cheat on him, right,
you don't get a tattooed, make him get a tattoo
and then leave him after that. You know, there was
that story too where the girl got it all the
way down her back and this is about a week
(23:29):
and a half ago. We may have talked about it
on the show. I think it's aid Alexander or something
all the way down her back and they broke up
like a day after man, tattoos are nothing to joke about.
I have I have a c I'm back on my
off for Caitlin, but I'm married to her. Yeah, there's
no way I would get a tattoo of somebody that
I'm not married to. Go ahead, and but also is
there anything for like that. This guy's dumb enough to
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go do it, like he doesn't have to get the tattoo.
He could be like, no, I'm not going to tattoo
your name on me. I mean I really want you back,
but I don't want to tattoo your name on my body.
And she's like, well, he said, yes, you do it,
so suck off. Well let's settle on. They're both bad people.
Co settle on that. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right,
Bobby Bones Show. We'll post these up on our Facebook page.
If you want to see them, just search for us
(24:11):
Bobby Bones Show on Facebook. This is a voicemail from
Maren in Austin, Texas. Hey, Bobby, Hey studio. I'm just
scrolling Twitter as I do, and I saw that Kim
Kardashian and Pete Davidson rumored to be a publicity stunt
to distract from Astroworld, So naturally, I called my friend
Bobby because I need to know his thoughts on this.
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What do you think, Bobby, Amy, what do you think?
I don't think it's a distraction from Astro World. I
don't think they have anything to do with each other
except their siblings. I don't think anyone that was looking
at the travesty that was astro World is now going
I forgot about it. I'm looking at Kim Kardashian, Dave
Pete Davidson. So no, that's a pretty dumb theory. Also,
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astro World will be settled over the next few years
with so much money being paid out that it doesn't
matter what you're distracted with. So no, I think that's
probably just someone wanting retweets more than anything else. I
do not think it is a concerted effort to distract
from a tragedy at a concert with a couple that
you probably wouldn't think would date Amy. Your thoughts, Yeah, No,
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I mean interesting theory, but I do not think that
is the case at all. Whatsoever. That wasn't going to
be in your pile right a conspiracy. No, I'm glad
she called in and said that because I had not
heard of that conspiracy, and yeah, it is interesting, but
no way, I just don't even think that two are related. Well,
I'm gonna do tomorrow. I'm gonna put together a list,
either tomorrow or the next day, guys that have landed
(25:39):
women way out of their league. And I'll put Pete
Davidson on there, because I love Pete Davidson and I
think Pete Davidson gives you know, nerdy guys like myself hope.
So I think tomorrow or the next day I will
get to that. I'm gonna go do my homework tonight.
That's what I do all night as I studied nerds
who got hot girls? And I will bring it to
you tomorrow or the next day. You're z Amy's pile
of stories. Bobby, would you buy a dog phone? I
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don't know what that is, Okay, Well, it's his phone
that shakes when the dog puts it in his mouth
and calls you at work during the day. So as
I'm working now in Central America, which is where I am. Yeah, yeah,
I am not able to be with my dogs. And
so we have a friend that is staying at our
house while we're gone, and so she hit me up
(26:22):
last night. It was like, your dogs are sad that
you're not here. She was. I didn't know if that
was real or not. She was, but they're both sad.
And she sent me a video of Stanley and he
just looks sad all the time anyway, because it's a bulldog.
But she's like, usually he's full of joy and energy,
but he is. So we sent a video back to
him to go, hey, man, it's us. But I bet
he has no idea what's going on. It's that that's
(26:43):
just probably a little box of noise coming out of it.
So what I do the phone probably, But then I
would go that doesn't work, and I just wasted eighty
bucks or whatever it costs. Well, researchers tested this out
and they said that it actually worked and the dog
started to contact their owners with the little toy boy.
And it's like a phone and it's a camera and everything.
So it's basically like your face timing and your dog
(27:05):
has a phone and can call you at work anytime
at once. Well, we have one of those cameras where
you could doom shoot him a treat and on your
phone and doom shoot him a treat. And then we
got over that in like three weeks and now it's
basically a big paper weight. They just and who just
paper weights? By the way, what a whole thing to
say paper weight? Okay, please go to the next story.
HEMI Okay, So apparently we've been using deodorant all wrong.
(27:29):
When do you put it on, Bobby? I put it
on when I wake up. I put it on anytime
after I shower, and I put it on before I
go to bed. Okay, oh wow, you just do an
extra before you go to bed for no reason. Well,
I sweat, I don't know. And also I now live
with someone. Yeah, and so I try to smell good
(27:49):
if she's smaller than I am, and when we sleep,
she will put her head on my shoulder at least
the first part of the night before we fall asleep,
and then we're just kind of on our own. But
I don't want her face living in a must palace,
so I do deodor at it up. Yeah. Well, I mean,
look at you, because you're exactly what this article says
to do. We should all be putting our Deodora on
(28:09):
at night and then we're good to go. Like that way,
it absorbs into your skin while you're sleeping. They say,
you can even wake up in the morning and rents
off and it won't wash off and you can carry
on with your day. You just need to put on
Anti Person or Deodora at nights. Yeah, I don't trust
that to put on the morning too, because I feel
funky in the morning. But I appreciate the story. What
else you got? Well, Eddie's gonna love this story because
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he's a Cowboys fan. And Luke Combs announced that he
is going to be performing live at the Cowboys game
halftime show on Thanksgiving Day. Oh come on. Those performances
are almost as disjointed as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,
almost because you're in the middle of a stadium. The
people don't really care because they're for a football game.
(28:51):
It's kind of neat to see. But even the artist
is like, I'm just doing this for TV. You know.
It's cool Luke Combs is doing it. But I always
feel bad for them out there because it's not really
the most active crowd except for the people they've paid
to be on the field, and they're like, whoa, you know,
swinging their little you know whatever prop they've given them.
But listen, it's good for Cutch Music, it's good for
Luke Coombs. Well, and what this halftime performance normally does.
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It's the Salvation Army's annual Red Kettle campaign and this
is the twenty fifth annual one and this performance will
be kicking that off. So then after that performance, then
you'll see the Salvation Army everywhere with your kettles. Okay,
thank you for that. You're welcome. Hi'm Amy. That's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
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good news. So there's a teacher, mister Louise at Ridgetop
Elementary and he realized, like, man, we are really in
need of supplies and resources for our kids. So he
decided to do a little fundraiser where he was going
to run fifty miles non stop. With the help of
(29:57):
some parents, they created an online f raiser that he
calls fifty miles for their smiles, And yeah, he did it.
He ran fifty miles straight, that's eight hours without stopping,
and raised thirteen thousand dollars for school supplies. It's basically
two marathons, yes, it is, right, twenty six point two
slightly less. Yeah, but if you were to have to
(30:19):
do something to raise money. But you were good because
he's obviously a good runner. Yeah, Like, what would you do?
Like for me, I would volunteer to watch nineties sitcoms
oh for long a week? Yeah, yeah, I could. What
would you do? Or I got to play Madden Football Like,
I won't stop playing mad and until he raise the money.
What would you do that? You feel like you're pretty
good at that? You could raise money, filibuster, just talktohy,
(30:40):
it'd be great at that. Oh, I'd play golf NonStop.
I would just keep playing over and over in the darkness. Though, hey, man,
give me that glow in the dark ball I mean,
lunchbox man. I would say nap, but I would wake up.
That's the only problem. That'd be a good one. Nap.
I could nap so long. That's a good story. Shout
out to that guy made money, changed some kids lives.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
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We will open up the mailbag in just a second.
When you guys email us and we go through and
discuss your problems. Amy got one sent to her account. Though,
what does that one say? Well, I was asking about
Taylor Swift and if we know her. I mean she's
straight up like out of the gate, was like, are
you friends with Taylor Swift? Does she like you? Because
I need a favor. My best friend loves Taylor, and
(31:24):
you know, just goes on and on about how if
we could pull some strings and hook her up with
an autograph from Taylor for her friend's birthday. Most of
the time people like, hey, can George straight kind of
my house? And I'm like, what are you talking about?
Is there any chance Garth can come play at my wedding?
Like they think we are the person were their agent?
Did you help her out? Amy, Well, I don't. I mean,
(31:46):
when I am not friends with Taylor Swift, I do
think that she likes me, though. I mean when we've interacted,
she's been very kind. But no, I don't have a
way to call Taylor and get her to sign something
and mail it off. But I feel bad that I
can't help this girl out out. But yeah, we don't.
We don't have people on speed dial like that. I
got two things to say. Number One, do you think
if someone went up to Taylor randomly at her house
(32:08):
and said, hey, do you know what Amy Brown? She
would say, no, what do you think. I think. I
think if they were to say, do you remember the
girl that painted you as a portrait and then gave
you the picture? She might remember. I don't think so.
I think there are so many crazy fans that do
(32:28):
crazy stuff all the time. I just don't think she
would remember. But she told me I was so talented.
They say they have to say all of that. Do
you remember the girl in Austin, Texas at the Frank
Irwin Center that backstage gave you a portrait of yourself
that she took art lessons for and you told her
you're so talented? Then she might remember. Still, I'm gonna
(32:48):
go no on that one. Um, what about what about
if you get the year, like get more specific? Like Okay, yeah,
I mean it was a long time ago and when
she came in the studio, Yeah, she definitely would remember you,
but not me. Secondly, you know, I'm scared for John
Mayer because when she makes that album with dear John
(33:08):
on it, if she does what she did to Jake
jollen Hall, it's gonna be even worse for John Mayer. Yeah.
I mean, I gotta be honest, I can't wait for it.
I mean, quaking in my boots if I was John Mayer, Yes,
like it's gonna it's gonna be crazy. So yes, I
hope she does a short film about dear John as well. Okay,
let's go over to Amy now and get in the
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morning Corny. We're sorry we couldn't help you, Morning Corny.
Why did the turkey cross the road? Why did the
turkey cross the road? Because he wanted people to think
he was a chicken? That was the Morning Corny. Only
(33:49):
two more days of Thanksgiving jokes, by the way, everybody,
because today's Monday, We're gonna be on there Tuesday and Wednesday.
Than no more day jokes. I'm running out. There's a
Starbucks in New Jersey where aparently an eploye went in,
knew they had tested positive for hepatitis and worked and
because of that, they're now saying possibly thousands of people
have been exposed to hepatitis. And they put the Starbucks
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down exactly where it is, Starbucks at fourteen ninety Blackwood
Clementon Road. This is in New Jersey. If that's my
normal Starbucks, even if they fired this dude, I don't
think I'm ever going back. I mean, I feel like Starbucks,
they'll get past this. People think about it for one
day and they'll be like, ah, what are the odds
the person's gone? Now, I'm fine. Same location. If you
read that you're Starbucks, same location, there was someone with
(34:35):
hepatitis working there, you would just go right back. I
mean not right right back, but eventually, like give it
a few days and then yes, if it's convenient to me,
I'm not going to go out of my way now
to get my Starbucks. I maybe running the Dunkin real quick,
because we're gonna be a Dunkin real close. I'm to
be honest with you, it's I'm changing brands. A New
Jersey Starbucks employee who went to work in November after
(34:56):
testing positive for hepatitis A and handled food may have
exposed thousands of customers to the virus. People who frequent
in that Starbucks and aren't vaccinated perpetitis say have to
get a shot as soon as possible. So they're like,
this is the one, here's the address. If you go
here on these dates they listened out. They're like, you
gotta go get a shot? Yes, Amy, Well are we
vaccinated for that? I don't know. I have no idea
(35:18):
what I'm vaccinated. I know I'm vaccinated for I know
I got the COVID vaccine. I don't think I can
get polio, and I don't think I can get smallpox.
And other than that, I don't know what I got,
what kind of vaccines I have in my body. I
feel like that we should know this, like I don't
know that, and then I never can remember my blood
type ever, yeah, or how to spell restaurant. Those are
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the things. They're always difficult to me. I haven't had Starbucks,
you know. I mentioned on the show for the first
time that I am in Central America and I will
be for a while. I can't say why, but there
isn't a Starbucks for miles and miles and miles, and
that's the bad news. The good news is is that
they have their own coffee here. It's very I think
(36:03):
they just go in the backyard and pick it and
then make it in the place where I am. But
I haven't had Starbucks in weeks at this point. So
that's what I did all weekend, look for a Starbucks,
and there's not a single one to be found. Amy,
how was your weekend? It was good. I actually did
have some Starbucks, so I'll have that for you. And
then I mean, I had a great weekend, but I
would say the highlight of it is for sure Stashiera
(36:24):
getting baptized yesterday. How long have you guys been planning that? Well,
she decided, I mean, we've been talking about it for
several months now, but she decided earlier in the week, Like,
we got a call from the youth pastor. They only
have baptisms every so often, and he gave us a
heads up because they knew she was considering it last time,
and he said, heads up, Sunday's baptism Sunday. You know,
(36:44):
if she wants to do it, I can meet with
her at youth group on Wednesday night about it. So
she went to youth group on Wednesday night and then
decided basically Wednesday Thursday that she was going to do it.
So not a lot of notice. They got baptized when
I was twelve, and I was convinced because I went
to church up and then I came back and I
was like, I'm ready to get baptized. And so I
was convinced. As I was getting baptized and my preacher
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was trying to drown me because I think he held
me under longer than he did other other people, because
I swear to you. You know, it's weird because it
got I was a small twelve year old too, so
I was pretty easy to to u, you know, push
him pull around into that water. But he put his
hand under my head. I remember it. He said hold
your nose, and I'm holding my nose and I go
down and I start to go like twitch my shoulders
(37:28):
because I'm convinced he's trying to drown me in front
of the I was down there for like six seconds,
which is a little too long, wouldn't we agree? Yes, well,
I mean it's long. Did he did you need to
be cleansed? Well, that's what I wondered, you think kidding?
I don't know he I also think he may have
forgotten about me, like he's doing that and he's like
(37:51):
looking at the service and it's like, oh, crap, I
gotta bring this kid up. But I remember being under
there for far longer than the because I think there
were like six of us that was baptized at the
same time in church. But that's awesome. Congratulations are tell her?
I said, that's that's amazing. I definitely will I was
telling her when I got baptized. I sang the same
day I got baptized, and I was like, oh you
(38:12):
you sang, yeah, yes, because I you sang at church. Yeah,
I sang. I need your Lord. You're all I do.
You're always there seeing me through You light my way
and keave me out of the dark. It's called the
Lord has a will. The Lord has a will, And
I haven't a solo. Oh yeah, me and a guy.
Oh boy, I remember um one of the other youth
(38:36):
group girls. Her dad played guitar, and I had my
own song performance at my baptism. I don't know why
my church allowed such things, but Um I did. And yes,
Stashiera kind of gave me the same look because I
hadn't thought about that in a while. But of course
it brought back all the memories and I was like,
(38:57):
you know, on my baptism, I sang, and she was like,
oh Mom, I'm embarrassed for you. Yeah, I think we're
like that too. Oh Amy for me. Yesterday, I only
I can't even say what I'm doing here, but it
had about a half day of free time, so I
watched On Saturday night, I watched the Arkansas game on
CBS in English because they have a CBS channel down here,
(39:20):
which is the only English channel we have. And Arkansas
happened to be on CBS that week, which is awesome.
And we played Alabama really tough and I was really
proud of them. We lost by a touchdown, but it's
a really good game, so I felt good about that.
And then I watched the NFL games in Spanish. I
watched the Packers and the Vikings, which is really good game.
Packers lost at the end of the game, but I
watched it in complete Spanish. And I'm gonna say something, guys,
(39:41):
I'm starring to pick this stuff up. I'm gonna come back. Yeah,
I'm gonna come back. And Eddie, Now I'm gonna be
in the quote just talking as Fanish to each other,
and you guys are gonna have no idea what's going on. Yeah, Hey,
we get to talk crap about everyone else and they
won't know. Yes, exactly. All right, it's a big weekend
for Abby our phone screener. We'll get to your national anth.
I'm in a second. But you went and ran the
Saint You'd half marathon, and how'd you do good? I
(40:03):
wanted to get below two hours, So that was my
goal and I did so happy would you get what's
your time? It was like one fifty five. I think, okay,
well come on, let's clap it. Okay. And so I
saw that you had set your fundraising goal at like
three thousand dollars. Did you Did you beat that? Yes?
Thirty eight hundred. That's awesome. But let's get to it here.
(40:26):
Because we had spent the last couple of weeks talking
about you singing the national anthem, and Lunchbox told you
not to do it because he was afraid you we're
gonna embarrass yourself. How were you feeling as you walked
up to that microphone? I was probably equally nervous for
running the race, so I was just I wasn't that
nervous actually for singing. Were you up on a pedestal
(40:46):
or yeah? I was up on a stage. So I
actually sing twice. I did for the five k, and
then an hour later I did for the marathon and
half marathon. So the second one loose, Yeah, the second
when you're ready to go right? It was up on
a stage though, yes, by the start line. Okay, would
you like to hear those guys? Yeah? Is this the
full version? It is? Okay, so let's all be present
(41:08):
and make sure you put your hands on your hearts.
I know this is the radio bit, but this is
still the national anthem. Let's respect it. Let's respect Abbey.
We will comment afterward, So no no making noise over
the top of it. Everybody good, Yeah? Good? Okay? Here
is Abby. She was told she shouldn't sing the national
anthem because Lunchbox said she couldn't sing good enough to
(41:30):
do this. True or false? Lunchbox true? Have you heard
her sing? It's not good? Okay, we've heard her sing
and we think it's actually pretty good. Okay. Here is
Abby singing the national anthem this morning? Please welcome Abby?
(41:56):
Can you sing the dawnssing? What's so proude? He had
the twine? Last? Who's brought strips and bright stars through
(42:19):
the pain spine? Or the ram punswee watched were so
gallingly stream? Can the rock sprang? The mom's bursting gave
(42:42):
proof through the night? Then a black on st bam
all saying does that starts bingled ban? Andwhere here? A
(43:17):
couple of things I want to mention here. One the
guy's like the billy Jones show what the crap is that?
So let's let's go ahead and point that out too.
Somebody goes, yeah, girl, was that like your high person?
Oh yeah, it was a friend. No, it was the
other announcer, So okay, yeah, so that that's two. Three
(43:37):
was I'm watching Abby on camera here, and as I say, hey,
be sure to you know, respect the national anthem, Abby
is standing up with her hand on her heart to
herself singing the national anthem, which is right, but still
sing a little weird because she's standing up to herself
singing it. But Abby, let me say this, that was fantastic.
It was. It was. It was so good. You nail
(43:59):
the biggest notes. You know. Again, this is not American
Idol where I'm on going, Hey you did this, you
didn't do that. I'm just gonna say that it was
great and the hardest part that I often worry about
with people. It was so pure and you nailed it.
So I'm gonna say solid a, But I do have
to go to lunchbox. Now, Lunchbox, you heard her nail it.
(44:19):
What are you saying about it? You saying as solid
A is like saying she is Carrie Underwood. You can't
be as good as Carrie Underwood. I mean, you didn't
embarrass yourself, but there's parts where you try to do
the runs and you just can't get there, so you
like you go in the run. It's kind of you know,
and it's like, oh, it's kind of awkward. If you
would just stay a little flatter and not trying to
(44:41):
be as cool and do the runs, maybe you didn't
embarrass yourself, but I wouldn't give you an a that's
the exact same advice I give kids an American idol
Lunchbox did. They're same everything that Abby. It was great.
It was really great. So I'm proud of you for
accepting it, for doing it. But I do want to
play a clip that's gonna drive Lunchbox crazy because one
of Lunchbox's dreams in life is to just be featured
(45:04):
on the news, to be celebrated on the news. For
some reason, he has this this fantasy that he's going
to go on the local news and they're gonna talk
about how great of a guy is. Abby got to
do this? I did for what multiple times too. I
do want to play some audio from the news. What
what channel is is? Abby? This was Channel five. Okay,
(45:26):
here in town. Here's here's Abby on Channel five going
sitting in the studio talking with them. But here's the intro.
Abby Anderson from the Bobby Bones Radio Show has run
the race eight times and she's about to make it
hern Wow, thank you. Well, I know a lot of
folks will recognize you from the Bobby Bones radio show.
(45:48):
You're the phone screener. There no way, hold on? Why
is she on this the morning? Like? Why is she
on the news talking about her running the race? Like?
I mean a lot of people recognize her from answering
the phones though absolutely not no one recognized server answering
the phones, and b who cares if she's run the
race eight times? That's newsworthy? It is, she's on it
(46:12):
nine times. I didn't know that. That's really cool. It's
not a world record. I guarantee there's people that have
done it more than nine times. Get out of here, Amy,
say what you're gonna say. I think it's impressive. I too,
was like, whoa, Now you've done it nine times? That's crazy,
Like I gasped at that lunchbox. Also, were they having
you on two to talk about the national anthem or anything? Yeah,
(46:34):
it was a spread awareness for Saint Jude as a
Saint Jude hero and singing the national anthem and running
it all in one. I mean it makes perfect. I've
done the Turkey trot every year. They don't put me
on the news. Good. You're also not raising money at
the turkey trot. Yeah, it's also not It's not like
she raised a million dollars. Come on, so it's awesome.
(46:55):
You're not performing at the Turkey trot, so it's not
the same. Also, it's the Turkey he trot. Okay, Abby,
great job all the way around. And thanks for going
on the news. I knew that would drive lunchbox crazy.
You cannot believe the news. That's insane. They cover some
dumb stuff. Then I can't believe seventeen. Also, it's time
(47:22):
for the good news. There's a coyote in California crossing
the road when he gets struck by a car. Now,
the driver of the car had no idea that it
hit the coyote until it got to the grocery store
and said, oh my gosh, there is a dog still
stuck in the front of my car. Oh my goodness,
it was a coyote. So she called the Humane Society,
(47:43):
the San Diego Humane Society. They showed up and they
got the dog out of the car. He keep calling
it a dog. Well, it's a coyote. It's a canine.
I guess it's not a dog. Coyote is not a dog.
Not a dog, Okay, city boy, A coyote is not
a dog. Well, they took the coyote in. They got
X rays, not one broken or ractured bone in the body.
The coyote is now released back in the wild and
(48:05):
it's safe the kids. It's a shelter. Someone just adopted
a dog. Coyotes they are in the K nine family,
but they're not a dog. Well, they do look like one.
I'm not saying that I confuse the two. I'm just
did y'all see that family that had their dog that
bit some some things and then they found out that
their dog was a fox see a coyote? Okay, they
(48:29):
didn't know. And then also, this makes you think of
the bird I hit and my grill and this was
not the same as that's not telling me something good.
It's awful. I killed an animal yesterday. That Hey, they
came and pulled that coyote, as you called it out
of that grill and saved it. Awesome. I know I
have a hard time pronouncing coyote, coyote, coyote, coyote. Oh,
(48:52):
we're calling coyotes where I'm from, right, right, And and
they were not good animals where I'm from, Like they're
not good animals in rre. But in this story, it's saved.
An It's a great story. Okay, that's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Here's a voicemail from
Jensen from over the weekend Morning Studio. Longtime listener, get
(49:13):
out a question. Have you ever had a guest in
studio that you've suspected of being under the influence or
a need created during an interview? Just curious? Yes, in
the studio, lightly at my house, I had someone who
almost crashed their car into my house and then they
stumbled into my house. And I liked the person a lot.
(49:36):
And I'm not going to say who it was because
it was a big star. But Mike and I saw
them almost crash into my home and I was like,
oh boy, so yes, But in the studio, if they've
been up the entire night before, we usually know they've
had a few to drink. I'm not going to mention
any names here, but Amy, if I ask you that question,
(49:58):
does anyone come to your mind? Yes? And yeah. I
don't even want to say what I'm thinking really because
I don't know, but yes, under the influence of something,
the answer is yes. All right, let's go do the news.
Bobby's story. I saw this on Instagram. Somebody's gun went
(50:20):
off in the Atlanta airport and I was watching some
video that people had posted, and it was just people
packed in a hallway and they all had to leave
the airport because someone's gun went off. At least three
people were injured at Hartsville Jackson Atlanta International Airport after
a passenger's gun was discharged Saturday afternoon. Atlanta Police that
(50:41):
a gun was shot near the airport's main security checkpoint.
The incident began when a TSA agent identified an item
in a bag. At some point during the back search, boom,
the weapon shot. Passengers were directed to evacuate the airport,
and all departing flights were temporarily stopped. Think about that,
all of them, all flights at that massive airport. At first,
it was a scary story because you didn't know what
(51:01):
had happened. You'd only heard gunshots were fired in Atlanta
airport and then it turns out it was just a
moron with a gun in a bag. Amy, did you
see the story? Well, don't we have a story of
a country artist that Shay from Dan and Shay the
leastest the person that you would go, I'm gonna rate
every country artist that I would think would take a
gun through the airport and he'd be read nine ninety eight.
(51:22):
But he's the one who went through and had a
had a Yeah, he had a loaded gun, right, I
mean it was an accident, but yeah, I mean and
he didn't but it didn't fire for sure. It environment
we use a smart guy that knows what he's doing.
That just yeah, unfortunate. Yeah, shas like me. We grew
up in Arkansas, so we have guns. But I just
(51:43):
there's no reason to have a loaded gun. If you
have any gun at all, you have to check it before, like,
actually check it with You're not not at the airport,
but check it with your own eyes before you take
it anywhere. Anyway, I saw that story. That's the first one.
My second story is Instagram has launched a new feature
called rage Shake, So if something is happening with Instagram
(52:04):
and you're like, this is stupid, it's broken, or there's
a glitch, you shake your phone, a pop up appears
going did something go wrong? And it's a feedback pop up,
and then you say what happened and they try to
fix it. So it's called the rage shake. Also, Instagram
announced that you can now delete a single picture from
a I believe it's called a carousel. What do you
(52:24):
call it? When you know, when you load up a
bunch of pictures at once and you can swipe them. Yeah,
I think it's called a carousel. But but you can
now delete one of them without deleting the entire thing,
which you weren't able to do before. Any thoughts, Oh,
I love that. That's great because you don't want to
throw away an entire post just because you need or
have to get rid of one picture for a certain reason.
I love that, So smart Instagram. On my Instagram right now,
(52:47):
which is mister Bobby Bones, there's a picture of me
standing in front of an amazing waterfall and I wrote
and create the bulkscada Huh. I mean it's awesome waterfall
for you losers out there that don't know Spanish. Yeah, yeah,
uh huh, okay, there's that story. And then finally, Raleigh,
North Carolina man is facing fraud charges after lying about
finding a hair in his McDonald's hamburger. According to an
(53:10):
arrest warrant, Ronnie Bernard Trusdale placed a hair on his
food after removing the wrapper, but I said he was
nauseous after unknowingly eating it. He then filed a claim
for pain and suffering, damages and medical expenses, totally nearly
sixteen hundred bucks. He's officially charged with insurance fraud and
felony attempting to obtain property by false pretense. If convicted,
he'll be paying a bunch of money and he will
(53:32):
be in trouble if you do that. I mean, I
guess you have to make sure that there's not a
camera around. Again. I just think if I were him
and I was going to do that, I would go
into the bathroom and do it, because you know, there
are no cameras in the bathroom, and if they are,
they can't use that against you because they'll get in
trouble for having a camera in the bathroom. Yeah, but
then can't someone see you go in there and then
they'd be like, well he took his sandwich into the bathroom, Well,
(53:55):
who's gonna stick around and tattle by the way. And
secondly I gotta do is put the sandwich in your
pants and then no one you could see it. You
know this is getting weird, it is. That's true Bobby's
last week. On Thursday, we got this voicemail from Josh.
Here you go. I met a beautiful lady of the
night and I somehow mister number. Her name is a miss.
(54:17):
She had a Nickel City from Friday night. She had
her dog name Hooper, and her red SUV. I know
if anybody can help me with this, you can. Thank you.
You're welcome. Now Josh is back on the phone with us.
There were some things we talked about with Josh. He
rubbed her feet. It was a sushi restaurant and Josh,
you put it on us to find her for you.
(54:37):
And when we hung up the phone last time we spoke,
did you feel like we could do that? I know
you could, Okay, I mean I want to give this
information to go ahead, Josh, Sir. I knew if it
was supposed to be, and I knew that the first
thing I thought about was your show. I was like,
she said, she likes Chris step Atten. I know she's
(54:58):
listening to the Bobby Bone Show. Okay, well we can
tell you that she is a listener. So that that happened.
We found her. I'm gonna give you the We don't
have her on the phone. Okay, well hold on, let
me tell you what happened, Josh. We did a little
research ourselves and we used all the facts that you
(55:18):
gave us, where she lives, her car, color, the dog
that she has. We found her Facebook page. We then
called a number connected to it. Her ex husband answered,
who then gave us her number. Then we called her
and we said is this Sherry and she said yes
it is, and we explained what happened at that place,
(55:40):
and she said that didn't happen. That wasn't her. Okay,
so that wasn't her. Well, well, this, this person that
you're talking about, has has a man. No, this lady
I'm talking about, she's been she's a widow for thirteen years.
(56:01):
And she wouldn't say she wouldn't. She's not the kind
of person to say she had a man, as she
didn't um it might. She said she wasn't at Nicola
City or no, she I believe she was at Scuba.
You can help me with this. I believe she was.
But she is saying that whatever is being said happened
(56:22):
didn't actually happen Scuba Steve, Yeah, well, or she's also
a little bit of that, but also saying that it
wasn't her, maybe somebody else in her group. So the
theory is that maybe somebody used her name, that was
a friend of hers saying she was Sherry and she
wasn't Sherry. That maybe the theory or or unfortunately that
was Sherry and unfortunately, and she may actually have a man. Well,
(56:43):
that could be true. But I will say I grew
I grew up in Florida, Josh, I know how those
bars work. I guarantee if you went there any Saturday,
she's probably posted up there in that leather couch. Um.
I appreciate it. Um, y'all have a good day, and
thank you. Well. Hold on, no, no, no, no, hold on,
hold on, hold on, hold on. I got a few.
(57:03):
Her car was maroon, it wasn't read oh um, not
that it makes a difference, but um, and what else?
What else would your advice? Well, my advice would be
why don't we do a feature on you and maybe
somebody wants to come meet up with you somewhere. Maybe
we find you love instead of you finding you know,
(57:25):
someone who you know could have been somewhat misleading about
their circumstances. That's cool, But here's the thing. I'm still
looking for this lady. Did it have a picture of
her on there? Oh? Oh, that's a good point, Like
we probably could see if we could see her face,
he would know. And maybe it's not the right person
because it was a maroon car. It's not I know
(57:45):
it's not the right person because this lady here, Yeah,
it was a leave first sight pretty much. And she
wouldn't have been She wouldn't lie to me. She didn't
need to lie to me. She could have told me
she had tent. Old man, I wouldn't have cared. Um. Okay,
I have a picture of her. Would you like us
to text it to you? You know? Can I check
(58:06):
you back and forth or do I need to call? Well,
let us text it over to you and you look
at it and then we'll call you rock and we'll
see what you have to sign. Thank you, mister Bobby.
I appreciate your time. Josh, we sent you a picture
of your missed connection. Is that her? No, sir, oh,
(58:29):
that's not her. She ain't here. That's not her. She's
probably about fifty something. Miss Sherry is um sixty seven.
She looks fifty, but she's sixty seven and a maroon
is v She's in Siminoleum. She lives in seminole um.
I don't know. Her dog's named Hooper. Yeah, we know
(58:52):
all that stuff. But I guess my question is do
you think the person that you met may have been
misleading you just to have some fun with you that night?
I didn't want you to have her real information, because no,
she definitely not. She's been with her for thirteen years.
She needed a friend, and we've hit it off really good.
And her plans just spend the rest of the week together.
(59:14):
I can't believe it. So she's thinking I'm a liar,
and I think she knows me well enough to know
that I wasn't lying. Also, I gave her a nicklace
I make. I make jewelry and stuff, and she said,
so the necklace I was wearing and I gave it
to her and she said I couldn't take it. I said,
walk on I'll get it back from you. I'll where
anytime I want. And so she's Amy, I saw you
(59:39):
raise your hand. What would you like to say to Josh, Well,
I mean, I'm just you know, sometimes people are with
someone for years or months or however long, and they
learned that someone's a liar and not who they say
they are. And he spent one night with her, not
even in full night, one night on a couch at
a restaurant, and he you're so confident that she was
telling you the truth and y'all had this connection. So
(01:00:02):
my mind is just blown, Like why you believe someone
you barely know? Too young? You're too young to understand.
Maybe I don't know, but um I read people really well,
and I don't know. Okay, here's what I said to her.
I said, I'm grateful for the time I got to
spend if I never see you again in my life,
and she understood what I was talking about. So maybe
(01:00:23):
it's just not meant to be. But here's where I'm
anna flipper lid, mister Bobby is. I'm a goddess worshiper
because only women give life in this world. Santa Claus
and Easter Bunny, they can't do it, and so whenever
I talk to women, it's not it's not a normal
it's not a normal you got, It's not a ding
dong thing. Lots of ding dong things out there, So
(01:00:47):
I get it. Okay, here's what we're gonna do. What
we're gonna let this sit. Maybe we get another update
from the real what's her name, Sherry, Maybe we don't,
and if we don't, you still had that night. Okay, Josh, everybody,
I appreciate your time, Thank you, mister Bobby. And you
don't want us to like do a segment on you
and maybe set you up with somebody you're just all
(01:01:08):
about waiting for sha Yes, I man, here's the thing.
I don't. Whatever universe sends my way, I'm cool with it.
But don't we just sitting the stew for a minute
with Sherry and see if she calls us and we'll
go from there, okay, Josh, all right, yes, sir, I'll
leave it up to your transcription. All right, buddy, we'll
talk to you soon. All right? Bye bye? Well there
(01:01:30):
you haven't friends, It's time to play. Never gonna get
it on the phone right now? Is Dory in College
Station Dorry, how are you? I'm good? How are you?
Bobby Studio? We're all doing pretty good. Okay. So we're
gonna ask a really hard question. You get a chance
to answer right. If you miss it, you get the
(01:01:52):
team up with a show member. They get a chance
to answer it. If they miss it, we'll flip a coin.
You got three chances to win here. If you win,
you win not only some crap from the back, but
you win my turkey Beanie baby on the table that
you can see right now. So Scuba, what's the crap
from the back she's planning for? We have an Ashley
(01:02:12):
McBride album. Oh nice. We got a couple of t shirts,
one that says talk Curtie to me like cheese curds,
Drew Parker t shirt and Hughes and Q's Great Board Game. Okay,
so a substantial prize package for our caller here, Dori,
are you ready to play? Never gonna get it? I'm ready, okay.
One in three Americans admit they've had to do this
(01:02:34):
when trying to cook a meal. They don't know how
to prepare what is it? One in three Americans admit
they've had to do this when trying to cook a meal.
They do not know how to prepare? What is it? Okay?
So you want me to make it? Gay? Yeah, you
go first. Okay? Is it call a family member or
(01:02:59):
friend for help. That's a great guest, but that's not right. Okay, Okay,
do you guys have your answer? An answer was mine?
It was I had car mom. You can change one
and three Americans admit they've had to do this when
they try to cook a meal. They do not know
how to prepare. What is it? All? Right? So you
have Amy, lunchbox, Eddie Morgan, who would you like to
(01:03:20):
team up with? Dory? I think I would like to
team up with the one who just has had a
brand new baby boy added to his family. So Lunchbox, Yeah,
you're gonna win this one. Eddie. What do you have?
I have easily. I do it all the time. Google
you google it, Morgan, I say, asked the internet? So similar? Amy?
(01:03:40):
Ask Alexa? All those are wrong? Yeah? Do you have those? No? Right?
Did you put anything down? I got a good answer.
What'd you play down? Ordered takeout? Oh? Solid or wrong?
Did you have that one? It looks like you did.
I have ordered takeout and imitate you know, what I'm saying. Imitate?
(01:04:03):
Oh wow, but imitate is different than ordering to take
out lunch has like pose it as your own because
you mess it up. Oh, got it, got it? Got it.
But that's but I assume that's the same thing. Yeah,
I assume to saying that's the same thing. So I
got to come up with something. No, well, no, you've
already missed. You don't get another guess? No, no, that
one I said. That's why I had raised. So I
was changing, but you had it. But that's your answer.
(01:04:24):
You can't change now. Oh, unless you have another one,
go for it. I don't have another one. Okay, I
don't understand the question. Don't worry. One in three Americans
admit they've had to do this when they try to
cook a dish. They don't know how to prepare it
is grab or use the fire extinguisher high number. Yeah.
(01:04:47):
Maybe they don't all have to use it, but they
grab it just in case. Where would you get a
fire I don't have one in your kitchen? Oh no,
I don't. I don't think I do. I had one
when I was doing my adoption stuff, but I don't
have any might be required, Yeah, I for sure have one.
It might be required by who, Eddie exactly. I know
if you're adopting it is, but I don't know about
(01:05:08):
just any old You know why, well, of course any o, Joe.
But do you know why you have to have it
when you're adopting. Yeah, a safe environment for the kids exactly.
But I already got my kids. Okay, it doesn't to
be safe anymore. I might go home and check if
I got one of those suckers. Okay, Dory, let's go
to the coin flip heads or tails, head up for grabs,
a crab for the bag, turkey beatye, baby, she says,
(01:05:32):
heads fell off the table. Why do you not just
it's down? It is heads. But you can't send that
(01:05:52):
out so December first. Okay, wait, no, we can send
it to her. It's we gotta have the turkey. Oh okay,
y'all could keep the turkey till after Thanksgiving. That's okay
with me. Okay, let's send her the first part of
the package. Now, we'll send her the turkey after Thanksgiving. Boy, okay,
scuba yeah, yeah, okay, that sounds fine. All right, Dory,
(01:06:14):
we're all drunk, all right, Dory, have a great morning.
Stand hold, we'll get you your prize. Okay, okay, thank
you so much. All Right, there you go the day.
This story comes with us from Florida. Two men are
serving time in jail their cellmates, and one gets really
mad at his cellmate, punches him and knocks out his
(01:06:35):
two front teeth. Why because his cellmate kept farting too much.
It's like roommates, you know. Yeah, it doesn't sound like
that bad of a reason to plinch somebody. If you're
in a closed spot, they're not that big. Yeah, I'm
surprised there's no stabbing or shanky. Wow. Okay, I'm munch boxed.
(01:06:56):
That's your bone head story of the day. Let's do
the good News countdown. It's the good news countdown, counting
down the biggest good news stories across the left. Let's
go three, two and one. Hit me with number three.
Number three. A search and rescue team in Maryland was
(01:07:17):
shooting a training video on the river one weekend and
some guy lost control of his car near them and
drove into the river. But guess who was right there
to rescue him. That's right, the river rescue team. That's
pretty funny. They had to think that that was set
up right. If you're there, you're training for a video
on a car comes flying in. You're like, all right, boss,
(01:07:38):
you got us. But no, he really lost control and
drove into the river and they saved his life. There
you go. A dog in Tennessee named Gus chased after
a burglar and took a bullet to the head, but
the dog survived. Now the burglar is in jail and
Gus is the town hero. This month, everyone in his
neighborhood got together and threw a party for a second birthday.
(01:08:00):
Here's the owner and neighbors talking about Gus. He was
shot in the head, but the vet staff said that
it traveled through his ear canal and exited through his neck,
and we just think, Okay, this is a life we're celebrating. Wow,
that's pretty awesome. A one hundred and five year old
runner named Julia Hurricane Hawkins sat a world record in
(01:08:23):
her age group last week and the one hundred meter dash.
She's a hundred and five, she's older than the dash length.
She did it in one minute in three seconds and
was a little upset afterwards. She was hoping to break
a minute, but she's a one hundred and five years old.
That's crazy that the good news countdown. I hope you
(01:08:44):
have a great day. I hope you have a great night.
If you're listening to this at night, Bueno Smo Chase,
you know what I'm saying. Hey, that's it, See you
guys tomorrow. By everybody, Bobby Bones is home. Ow
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Morgan Huelsman
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