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July 8, 2021 84 mins

Bobby talks about why police had to get involved after his car broke down in an intersection. Amy tells us the tale of how she rescued someone screaming for help in a gas station bathroom. Bobby reads an email from a listener who is a handyman and is in a predicament with one of his clients who he thinks is in love with him.

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transling and we are back and we are live morning
studio morning. We had fourth July off, had a couple
other days off. The truth is we don't ever take
all of our vacation. And they say, if you don't
take your vacation, you'll get fired. And I don't want
you guys to lose your job. So there you go.

(00:24):
Thank you took a couple of days off. Glad everybody's here.
Hope you had a happy fourth July. We have a
lot to talk about, obviously, I'm mentioning this. You know.
Kaitlin and I were looking for an old Bronco. We're
looking for like a couple of months. We found a
couple that just weren't what we liked, and we found
once we bought it and drove it once. It's a
standard drove and she can't drive a standard so I

(00:46):
can only drive this thing until we get it put
into an automatic. And so drive first. It's old, it's
forty years old, it's older than that, and so we're
driving it and it drives like an old truck, and
so we take it out a second day, we take
the top off of it. We're like, all right, let's
go out with tick the top off. It's a nice
day and we are just a few miles from where

(01:06):
I live at a big intersection and I think goes.
It just dies right in the middle of the traffic glide.
It's daylight. I was like, oh, crap, well, what do
we do? The top is off. I mean, we're so exposed,
We're just and we're right in the middle. That's awkward. Yeah,
it was really awkward. And so we're sitting there and

(01:27):
I'm like, hey, just wave people around, and then she's
like kind of on her phone, like trying to figure
out what to do to call roadside assistance. Some people
are honking at us, and finally if my hands up
and I'm like, there's all that I can do. People.
We're trying like sorry, we broke down in the middle
of the road. And so again we are so exposed.
People are going by looking it, and I know people

(01:48):
are starting to recognize me too, that I take my
glass side my glasses off because I wasn't looking. She
was doing trying to get ahold of roadside assistance, and
I swear someone with my wheel by phones they drove by,
and if I take my glasses off, people never recognize me.
I'm just generic wine guy. And so we're waiting and
a cop sees us and finally comes up behind us

(02:11):
and turns his lights on. And again we're right in
the middle of a busy intersection, and so Boo turns
the lights on, and even though that's not the case,
they got to feel like it's about to get a ticket.
And he's walking up slowly and I was like, oh boy,
what do I do? I beat my license registration? You
put your hands out, and he was super nice, young cop,
probably twenty seven twenty eight years old, apparently just moved
it from California. I was like, hey, break down, and

(02:34):
a little bit of me went, nah, I'm just hanging out.
I didn't say that like that. Let's say that. I
say yes, sir, Yes, officer, and he's like all right,
all right, And so he calls another of his buddies,
and these two cops they're pretty jacked up. They would
They're like, all right, we'll push you out of the highway.
So they got these two cars. They're angled to block
two whole lanes of traffic. I just put it in
neutral and there I'm gonna be having a backup. We're

(02:56):
parking a barbecue parking lot, and it took a little bit,
but we got out there. And then when you call
roadside assistance, it took him almost two hours to get there.
So I told Kalin we had a friend coming check
on us. And I was like, hey, guys, don't don't
sit here, go home and I'll just wait for two
y So I'm sitting a parking lot. The people like
quirkies end up coming out like you okay, man, Like
they're offering to bring me free barbecue because I'm hanging out.

(03:18):
And so finally the tow truck comes and the toe truck.
The guy who's in the toe truck is a flatbed,
so it's kind they put down. They chained the tires,
that pulled the tires up on the flatbed bed flat again.
They drive it not the toe where they lifted off
the ground, but they drive it up on a bed.
I could tell when he got there. He's used to
people being hostile toward him when they arrived because a

(03:40):
lot of times they're telling people, they're telling people, and
they don't want to get seen to toeing. People don't
know they're getting towed. Yeah, And I was like, hey, man,
and so I give him like Tim Bucks. I'm like,
I know you have a hard job. Here's here's a
pre tip, and so I typed the code and they're
placing on my phone where to toe, but I don't
know where to toe it. So I just put in
this place called Polly's. There's like a little service station
that I happened to remember. And so he hauls our

(04:02):
old old Bronco. We're chasing it because we took the
top off and we know if it if it's out,
it's gonna get wet at night. So we get a tarp.
We tarp in the middle of the night. This police
place has no idea we left it there, so I
have to wake up on the butt crack of dawn
to call them. Anyway, apparently an old belt fell off
the thing and the blinker went out and the light

(04:22):
went out. They got it all fixed. Is fantastic. I
just want to shout out to those police officers who
showed up. We didn't call them, who saw us, who
pushed us to the side of the road. They did.
They definitely didn't have to go all out, yet they
did so I don't even know their names, because as
soon as they got there, they started pushing. So are
those police officers? Two young jack dudes though, right too.

(04:44):
One dude kind of looked like me, wasn't that jack?
Kind of thin, but you could tell it was in shape.
The other guy was jacked. But they know that. One's
listening to be like, oh man, that must be Yeah,
well I'm not jacked. Guy. I know what I'm made of. No,
no one's gonna call me jacked. But I'm thinning and
fitting in shape ish. But I just appreciate those police

(05:05):
officers for doing that. They had no idea. I was
the guy from the radio. They were just doing their
job to the you know, serve and protect, and that's
what they did. And they kept as safe and we
didn't get crushed by a car. So and also people
were like once I was pulled over and they were like, hey,
all right, like over in the Quirkys parking lot, They're like,
all right, you need gas. I was like no, I'm good.

(05:27):
They're like all right. So I sat there on the
Sonic water. That's why we went out went to Sonic.
Oh yeah, and then the longest Sonic trip ever. Yeah,
I was like four hours and then we went we
picked it up yesterday to drive me back home, and
I started raining on us with the top off. Great,
is this Bronco bad luck? I hope not. We've had
three runs with it and two of them ain't been good.

(05:48):
Oh so so that that was the weekend, or that
was the last couple of days. We've been gone for
a few days, but that was the last couple of days.
I will say too that Breaking Bobby Bones is now
on Disney Plus. Eight episodes are up, eight of the sixteen.
So if you haven't seen my show, my TV show
yet on nat Geo, it's now on Disney Plus. You
go up there and hit the nat geo a little
button and and see it right there. It was on

(06:09):
the front page, on that front, that main thing you
have that. Yeah, it was on the very very front,
like the header. So I was pretty proud of that.
What's happening to friends, Thank you guys for hanging out.
We are back. We're back live today, so you're not
hearing a rerun, which some people don't even know what's reruns,
so let's not ruin it for them. I would see
people over on the Facebook page going, all right, great

(06:29):
show today, her brother's Osborne. Everybody's like it was a rerun.
Let people watch it or listen to it like it's nude.
All right, let's go over and open the mailbag something year. Hello,
Bobby Bones. My name is David. I have my own
handyman business, so I'm in a truck from six am

(06:51):
to five pm most days. Listen to your show the
whole morning. Like I said, I'm a handyman and I
have a client who keeps calling me back to her
house to fix the same thing. And I know it's
not breaking on its own. Someone is purposefully breaking it,
you know what. I'm starting to think it's her. She's
nice but a little weird. She has one kid and
likes to sit and watch me as I repair her

(07:11):
closet door over and over. Against she keeps telling me
her daughter is doing it, but I'm not sure that's
possible because she's too small to reach the handle. Nice woman,
actually very attractive, So my biggest fear is that she'll
make a pass at me and I have to reject
her or I go out with her and then we'll
have to do her repairs for free. I feel like
it's a lose lose deal. I wanted to say, if

(07:33):
you have any advice on what you do in my position,
it's from David. Well, David, if you're a single guy
and you're interested in going out with her, I would
just say go out with her. The thing is, if
she's not calling you because she thinks you're cute and
you say that to her, that's a weird, bad situation,
so awkward. And he's getting paid, Like, who cares if
she's breaking it like he's showing up, he's getting the

(07:55):
job done, he's getting paid. That would be Number Number
one is if you current she likes you, and you
find that's true, go out with her. Who cares about
the rest? Number two is, let's say you don't do that.
Like Amy said, you're getting paid. If you're getting away, Yeah,
she's not taking a picture of you on the toilet
in her bathroom. You're getting paid. Let her break those handles. Yeah.
And then if you do start going out with her
and somehow you do find yourself repairing things for free,

(08:17):
that's gonna do. Yeah, You're it's not gonna bother you. WHOA,
you just jump to marriage. But I think that you
will be okay with it because yes, you will have
developed feelings for her. But am I is that not right? No,
I even I think it's right. I think it's fine,
Like I don't. I guess if she starts to get
weird though, because have you ever seen snapped? Snapped as
a women a show specifically where women snap, and I've

(08:40):
never seen it. Yes, it's really good, but it's it's
it's women, it's not about men. So I just would
be careful if she starts to I guess you don't
really get a heads up. That's why it's called snap.
But try to look for any clues that you know.
If you look for clues, though, you're gonna always going
to find out. Here's one, okay, okay, Like when you

(09:01):
enter the house, does she lock the door behind you,
like always have a way out? She would have already
murdered him. Probably. I'm not teaching to kill him. I
would say she's gonna lock him up and keep him
as a like a pet. Oh wow, that's even darker.
What's happening? What are you doing at home before you
come into work? Nothing, I'm just saying it's something you consider. No,

(09:21):
he emailed him for advice, and I just want to
make sure that he's aware that if she starts to
display stuff that is unstable, then he might need to
have an escape plant. Well, I would say that to
anyone who's listening if you're with anyone who's unstable, because
is it unstable to keep breaking something over and over
to get a guy to come back and back and back.

(09:42):
Not if you like him. Sometimes we do slightly nutty things, Okay, David.
I would say if she does say, hey, let's go out,
and you want to go out, and go out, and
I would say if she doesn't say that, she keeps
breaking her stuff, keep going back. But also if she
locks the door behind you and you see a big
bird cage in her bedroom, they're going to fit in.
Run for the hills. Yeah, it's too late, by the

(10:03):
all right, thank you for that email, David, close it up.
We've got your cloth. If you want to send us
an email, Morgan, what do they do? Mailbag at Bobby
Bones dot com. Lunchbox is not here today. He will
not be here tomorrow. But I did create a segment

(10:25):
of stories he would hate, and I was gonna lump
them all together. Do you still want to do the segment? Yeah,
he's not here to hate him. We can just dedicated
to him. Okay, I can try to react how he
would react? Okay, okay, Lunchbox would dedicate this segment to you. Okay,
all right. Segment number one in three stories, Lunchbox would hate.
A man suffered an attack straight out of your worst nightmare,

(10:48):
bitten by a python while sitting on the toilet. Oh
my gosh, no, I can't listen. The sixty five year
old victim said he quote felt a nip in the
dental area. Oh my goodness. He stood up to find
an albino python, which appears to have escaped from his

(11:09):
neighbor's apartment and slid through the drains. The professional was
brought on to safely capture the snake. It's owner, a
twenty four year old man, can face charges for negligence
causing bodily harm. Lunchbox, how do you feel about that one?
I can't even I don't know. I feel like he
would have like I was picturing when I was trying
to like see how he'd really feel. I feel like
he literally would have thrown his headphones off in the moment,

(11:31):
and like he stood back against like away from the mic,
and like couldn't even hear the rest of the story. Okay,
but I just don't want to be that dramatic. Here's
a second one for you, Lunchbox, who wasn't here. Authorities
say they've been searching for a twelve foot python that
escaped from its enclosure inside Louisiana's largest shopping mall, Kara.
A yellow and white Bernie's python slithered out of its

(11:51):
enclosure at the Blue Zoo in the Mall of Louisiana
in Baton Rouge on Tuesday. She was still on the
loose early Wednesday. More w b r Z TV reported
I couldn't find the snake. So in the mall, there's
a snake somewhere which still in the loose, it says.
The Mall of Louisiana remained open. How do they do that? Like,

(12:13):
I'm even freaked out about that. That's crazy. Like you
over at Spencer is trying to get your little black
live poster get a little on your genital Yeah, and
you think it's like some like fake snake because oh
oh boy. And now one more story inside a segment
of stories. Lunchbox would have hated it. A Massachusetts man
said a snap decision to buy a scratch off lottery

(12:33):
tickets now he sucks. Why does God hate me? What
am I doing wrong with my life? Led to his
winning of a second one million dollars Jackpop prize in
four years. Stephen Toto of framing him. Told Massachusetts State
Lottery officials he had intended to buy a scratch off
at the A one golf when he reached the counter

(12:55):
and said, I'll buy another one, but he had won
another one in twenty seventeen, a million dollars. It's crazy too,
not one million dollar tickets, that is wild. Well, there
you go, lunchbox. Put that packet together for you stories
you would hate anything you want to say before you
wrap it up. I'm going home. Okay, sucked? All right,
there you go. Bob was the latest from Nashville and

(13:20):
Tullywood Morgan number two thirty second Skinny. Blake Shelton and
Gwen Stefani got married over the holiday weekend. They had
a small, intimate wedding at Blake's Oklahoma ranch, and Carson
Daily officiated the couple's wedding. Carson revealed that the couple
wrote their own vows. In Blake's vowe was a song
he wrote just for Gwinn. You can see all the

(13:41):
pictures and stories at Bobby Bones dot com. Old Dominion
posted a new unreleased song they performed for the first
time called No Hard Feelings. Here's a clip. Jordan Davis

(14:07):
talked about his new song by Dirt that features Luke Bryan.
By Dirt is a song that came to me a
couple months into the pandemic. You know, we couldn't tour music.
Everything was a standstill, and it kind of I came
to the realization of man, really, all you need is
your faith, your family and your friends. And music's great
and I love it. I'm happy I get to do it.

(14:28):
But at the end of the day, those are those
are three things that I need to always keep the
top of my list, and by Dirt is my kind
of pledge to that. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny,
It's time for the good news by A kid in
Alabama found a surprising new hobby during the pandemic and

(14:50):
now he's inspiring others to do it with him. His
name is Oliver Caver. He started picking up trash and
his Fort Morgan community and had so much fun doing it.
His family just held a litter rodeo to encourage others
to reduce, reuse and recycle. The event had participants clean
up garbage at the Fort Morgan State Historic Site and
awarded more than thirty five hundred and prizes. People had

(15:10):
trash bags, they had teams, they had groups, things like
heaviest bag, things like. It was all kinds of way
people could win. In the end, the rodeo rounded up
more than five hundred and seventy six pounds of trash
in just an hour. It's a lot of garbage. Yeah,
a lot of trash. Quote. I think it's real good
because of all the trash it needed to be cleaned up.
He's five years old and they cleaned up all that
trash because of him. That's a great story. That is

(15:32):
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
It's time for Eddie, the oldest on our show, forty
two years old versus Morgan number two, the youngest on
our Show, twenty seven years old, in a game of
generational trivia. It's elder versus millennial. Here we go up first.
He's a data four. I call him the Hispanic who

(15:54):
don't panic. His hair may be thinning, but that won't
matter if he keeps winning. Is producer, alright, thank you.
I guess I'm running out of rhymes. This every week
his opponent. She runs all our digital she posts on
social media frequently, and she has a boyfriend. Secretly. It's

(16:17):
Morgan number two. And I'm always a little anxious when
I bring up her secret boyfriend, because what if it's
not anymore? Morgan, we're still good secret boyfriend, still secret boyfriend.
You'll just kind of tip me off, right, yes, I will.
I promise I will share as soon as I'm ready. No,
I'm saying even if if either way, yeah, yeah, yeah.

(16:38):
If it's not, it just be like, hey, it's over,
and I'll just go like, hey, Morgan no longer has
a boyfriend at all? And what ended? Okay, okay, because
the last thing I want to do is be here
going she got a secret boyfriend? And then Morgan fields
were She's like, oh no, I don't just do you
just let me know. I want to want to be
a half step ahead of me. Okay, I will. I'll
let you know either way, all right, playing to five

(16:59):
scores Morgan three D two. All right, Eddie, you're up first,
Come on. These are all questions that Morgan will probably
know the answer, yeah, made popular by a Mego song.
What word is used to describe people, things, and places
that are definitively high class? Oh? I don't know anything

(17:20):
about this Megos group made popular by Mego song. There
the three guys I know, yeah, yeah, but I don't
know a lot of their music. The first word that
came in my mind was bougie. So boogie. Nah, that's ratchet.
That's another song, but I'm going with bougie anyway, boogie.
The answer is bougie. They mean boogie and Ratchet don't

(17:41):
mean the same thing. No song, ratchet, bad and bougie.
I guess I don't. Here's a class cooking heard them
in my life? Okay, um, here we go. M f
W is an online abbreviation this stan It's for what

(18:01):
m oh fid W? Can you say that? No? Way?
No chids? Well it's not that, oh thanks Ami. M
f W bones and what was the second part of
what you said. It's an online abbreviation that stands for what.
Oh boy, Uh, I feel like four w F man,

(18:27):
I gotta be careful of this. Uh is four win?
You know, like for the win? Like isn't ft W
for the win? So m f W most gosh, Man,
that f's throwing me off most frequently? One, Nah, most frequently. One.
That's incorrect, Morgan, you can steal MFW. Do you know

(18:49):
what that means? I don't think I can steal it
because everything that's coming to my mind is a bad
word and I don't think that's correct. Um. Yeah, no,
I'm I'm not even gonna say anything because I'm say
something mad, all right, MFW is my face win face win? Oh?

(19:11):
Like that don't even make sense? My face when you
scare me and you put an emoji? These millennials, Eddie
final questions come on. Singer and swimmer Cody Simpson used
to date? What pop singer Cody Simpson swearer? Yeah, I
don't know. He's a swimmer. He just tried out for
the Olympics for Australian barely missed qualified. Really no idea,

(19:32):
Cody Simpson he dated? Uh? I mean, man, I was
just about to go Ashley Simpson. But that's that's too
many Simpsons. Uh, give try Barthurs, give me uh, Selena
Gomez incorrect? God, Morgan, I know you'll get this one right,
Go ahead, Miley Cyrus, that's correct? Really? Yeah, pretty recent too. Yeah,

(19:56):
all the kids know, Eddie, I do like Cody Simpson,
you do. Yeah, it's good for like that kind of music. Yeah,
you don't have to say. You gave me a look,
and I'm like, I do appreciate that my kids listen
to that. All right, Morgan Number two, Here are your questions.
These are questions Eddie will know the answer too. Okay,
are you familiar with Garfield the Cat? Yeah? Kinda. What's

(20:19):
Garfield's favorite food? Oh? Not that? Um? Why? Why? He
is a cat that's like orange yellow and he cats
like mouse nice, but he probably likes skittles or something
like that. Um, it's not water, it's the gremlins. What

(20:41):
is what is Garfield the Cat's favorite food? Is it cheetos?
It is not cheetos, Eddie to feel, Yeah, it is lasagnas,
correct that yeah, Lazily Morgan. American Top forty, hosted by
this famous radio personality, premiered fifty one years ago. This week,

(21:06):
what's his name? I'm gonna play you a clip of
his voice. There you go. Here we go with the
top forty hits in the nation this week on American
Top forty, the best selling and most played songs from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, from Canada to Mexico, and
in the next three hours will cole down the forty
most popular hits in the United States. This week he
named that voice what I don't think I can. I

(21:28):
don't know that voice at all. American Top forty, hosted
by this famous radio personality, premiered fifty one years ago
this week. Yeah, that's like thirty Oh my Atlanta. Ryan
Seacrest hosts it. Now, that's who I was gonna guess.
But then he's played the voice, and I was like,
that is not who that is. But also did Ryan
Vermire it when he was born, I mean before he's

(21:51):
born like negative four or five. I mean, I don't
Mario Lopez, it doesn't even sound like him. But the
name in my head Morgan. The show's fifty one years
I know, I know, I'm grasping at straws here. I don't.
I don't know anybody that's fifty one, like at least
like as far as I've watched growing up, this is

(22:11):
the radio show Morgan. I know, I'm saying the show.
We're talking about the radio show, you know, And that
makes me sad that I don't know it, Elvis Duran
incorrect quality guests, but in correct. Let's play the clip
he started the show in elementary school. Let's play the
clip one more time. Here we go with the top

(22:32):
forty hits in the nation this week on American Top
forty the best selling and most played songs from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, from Canada to Mexico, and in
the next three hours will cold down the forty most
popular hits in the United States this week. Eddie, can
you name that voice? I can bunce yes, yes, go ahead.
And Morgan should not be on radio. She didn't know
this stuff, Casey Cayson, correct, keep your feet on the

(22:54):
ground and you're head in the sky? In correct? Keep
reaching for the stars. I don't remember that art. What's
a score? Okay? Just for fun, Morgan, because you've already lost.
What's the name of the horror film starring Jack Nicholson
that takes place in the Overlook Hotel? Do not watch
any horror films. I hate them. I think I've seen

(23:16):
him as a meme in this movie though that's true. Yeah,
not the Grudge. It is probably the only movie I've
seen that's a horror movie? Is it? When a stranger calls,
it is not you shining. There it is, and that's
a eddy night. Joy is finning. But can you keep winning?

(23:38):
Do you feel like it's still thinning or do you
think it's thinned? It's thinned. I don't think it's thinning anymore.
You think you're at peak? Yes? Yes, now it's just
fallen out. And I mean this seriously. Would you ever
think about weren't a tupe? No, you wouldn't know. Would
you let me wear a tupee as my best friend? WoT?
I think it'd be hilarious you met, you'd pull it off.

(23:59):
I wouldn't ever do that. I would never do that.
I think you should try it. You know, stop you're
making fun of you right now. I'm not making fun
of you. Think I'm not wearing a tupage no wear
one zero percent? If I could hide the fact that
I would be awesome? How do you do that? Well
you couldn't. But I'm saying Amy asking me if I
would wear one. If I could wear one and people
didn't know, probably, I mean I'm more in spanks right now.

(24:22):
That's a difference. I'm not all right. So before the break,
I said, if this artist tours, it would be bad news.
And then Amy said would you go? And I said no? Okay,
So that has got me thinking, Okay, I have my guests, Eddie,
who are you guessing? First? I'm gonna guess Millie Vanilli?
Although I think one of them is dead, so that'd
be terrible. Maybe both them are dead. No, no way,

(24:43):
that would be crazy. Why would Bobby passionately? Not? Bobby's
never like Milli Vanilli? And it's a big good I
mean they didn't really seeing it as a whole right.
It was the biggest scam in music history. Morgan, you
are how old are you again? I'm twenty seven? Okay?
Do you know who Milli Vanilli is? Not? Just like
based on the artist name, if you played a song,
I might okay, so as Ray looks up a song,

(25:06):
so Millie Vanilly. They had they want a Grammy for
like Best New Artist, and they had blame it on
the rain. Yeah, yeah, you know that one at all.
That's not ringing a bell. Okay, they had girl, you
know it's true, good girl, I love you that one. Okay.
It's starting to sound a little familiar. Well, what happened

(25:29):
was they were doing a live concert and their vocals
started skipping out, and it turns out they weren't singing
in either their songs. They had a real dead singers
sing for them on the record, and they just were
two the good looking guys and they were like, yeah,
we're Milli Vanilly. They want a Grammy and they got
caught lip syncing and so they lost our grammy. They
one of them I think maybe killed himself. That's what, man,

(25:51):
what I heard. So, MIKEA, I'm gonna go to you
for the fact check on that one of them is
still alive. Oh, that one of them is alive. Goodness?
You never heard that story, Morgan. No, like the yes,
the lips singing sounds familiar, but like, I cannot name
a song of theirs nothing. I have no idea. I've

(26:16):
never heard that song before. Okay, So that was the
first scandal, but then it kind of got rebrought back
up when Ashley Simpson was lip stinking on SNL. Do
you remember that, Morgan? Yeah, Ashley Simpson, I remember, okay.
So but the answer is no, not Milli Vanilli. I
liked Milli Vanilli. Amy. Who do you think it is? Well,
now I'm wondering if it's a comedy tour and it's
Bill Cosby, it is, And that's why I didn't go

(26:37):
to you first. I knew you figured it out. Okay,
I figured it out whenever Bobby was like heck no,
I wouldn't go. And I'm like, why is he so passionate?
And it's like, oh man, oh, it's such an According
to Bill Cosby wants to do a stand up tour
and it's filming a docuseries on his life. Interesting. Cosby's
rep Andrew Wyatt told TMZ they have been in contact

(26:57):
with the various promoters about the possibility of Cosby doing
a stand up comedy tour, and they say there's been
some interest. This will never happen, right, This will never happen.
Will you watch the docuseriies no, almost support them in
any way. The only reason he got out is because
what happened was years ago. The guy said, hey, we're
not going to prosecute you for X, Y and Z federally,

(27:20):
so civilly they use a lot of that information he lost. Well,
then they took that back from the civil case and
prosecute it federally went after they promised they wouldn't None
of the stuff was found false, But why does it matter?
That's what I was curious about. They already told it
doesn't matter. So like if a D eight and maybe
given time says that, then that's like that's the thing

(27:41):
for the rest of well, I think apparently so in
this time, like things can't change. I don't know. Cosby
has plans for speaking engagement at schools, prisons and neighborhools
make sense. I mean what you wait, schools prisons and
where schools, prisons and neighborhoods to the sactos h a

(28:09):
schedules like a really exciting guest speaker. I mean what
that won't be good. It won't be good for anybody
if that happens. That's so weird. So that's something Bill
Cosby wants the tour, I mean interesting. I was thinking
about the documseries. I wouldn't watch it if he did it.
If someone did it on him and it showed everything

(28:30):
and talked to the women, That's kind of how I
felt about like the R. Kelly document series. I guess
it was put him in a bad light. Yeah, crazy,
Like I don't think he monetized off of it in
any way, jail because of it? Yeah, so like I
felt okay watching it, like if Bill Cosby wasn't making
any money on it, because I mean, there is a
level of interest there for me, Like I'm wondering, like
what what because I mean he was such a big

(28:52):
part of my childhood. Well by the way that I
am interested young Back to Morgan, Morgan, do you ever
watch The Cosby Show as a kid? Yeah? I did.
I did, not as much as like Fresh Prince, but yeah,
I did watch the Cosby Show. It was the greatest show. Yeah.
I love the Cosby Show. And then they kind of
took it from us because he's a freaking creep awful person.

(29:13):
I did watch speaking to docuseries, a documentary Eddie told
me to watch. It was about it's called nineties Kids.
Oh yeah, nineties Kids with Salil Moon Fry, Punky Brewster.
I'd think it was that good. Really, that was all
over the place. Wow, I thought it was really good.
She had a video camera. She was Punky Brewster. When
she finished that show, she was like, they weren't nice
to her, like a lot of kids stars. She had

(29:35):
it and she feel I didn't. I didn't even finish.
I'm three quarters away through it. Wow. Well, I mean,
I guess storyline is not really that good. But as
the footage of who she hung out with, and like
all the people you see Leonardo DiCaprio as a kid,
and like there's this new hot guy named Johnny Depp. Yeah,
she's hanging out with all of it. She was like
documenting things before people documented. Yes, the idea is really cool.

(29:58):
I just didn't find it to be that interesting. It's
got a seventy three percent pause. I'm rot tomato a
good you know what. I would give it about that,
But I was so pumped going into no Eddie just
said you'll love it, and I just barely liked it.
And I was watching with Caitlin, who didn't know any
of those people were. That doesn't help. And that didn't
help either. So I was like, all right, we'll pause
this for an Now, let's check some voicemails from over

(30:20):
the past few days. This is Kinley in North Dakota.
I have a morning corny for you guys. What do
you call a cow no leg round beef? I love
the show by there's a trumpet in the back or
a tugboat or maybe she had a too many pinto
beans before the call. Here is voicemail number two. Hey, y'all,

(30:44):
that game One has to Go is horrible and it's awkward.
Make that game go away. I don't like it, makes
no comfortable. I listened to your show because I like
to be I like it, but not one makes me.
Now that's funny. I do kind of like that One
has to Go game. I don't like playing it, don't

(31:07):
especially when the people are alive and they listen. Did
you hear from someone? No, But I mean we know
that occasionally, you know, like I don't know, Kimberly and Careen,
a Little Big Town might be driving to do something
in the morning. They might be listening, and all of
a sudden they're in the game. You have to pick one,
and then we don't pick on one of them. It
was a little Big Town was one of the options. Well,

(31:28):
I know whatever. I was just using them as an example.
We know they listen sometimes. Okay, here's one more voicemail
number four. Bobby, super big fan. My family and myself
always listen to you. But I'm wondering why we can't
watch Breaking Bobby on Disney Plus yet. I don't know
if it's just my account, but I've been waiting for this.

(31:49):
My family says by yeah, we blocked you specifically. No,
it's up now if you go look now on Disney Plus,
Breaking Bobby Bones is up. Please watch it, Please stream it.
Thank you in advance, appreciate that your amy's pile of stories.
So I have grooms traditional duties, and I'm going to
run through them. I want to see how many you've done.

(32:10):
Go ahead, selecting the engagement ring, yeah check, and your
bride to be wasn't involved in that process at all. Zero,
totally surpriser. Choosing your side of the wedding party, like
who's going to be in your done check? Okay. Choosing
the attire for your grooms, done check. Well, yes, I
mean I picked it. I was just told I couldn't
have a fire engine red suit, so there was there's

(32:34):
boundaries around what you chose, but you were able to
choose it. Yeah, i'd had a suit, I'd have been
in a whole thing. Selecting the thank you gifts for
your grooms already gave them to it before, so they
already got there thank you gifts. Oh what did you have?
You said what you got? Everybody? I think? So I
got a watch. Nice watch Oh, yeah, that's right, because
didn't you mail it to one groom? And yeah, that's

(32:54):
a bummer. So would you do replace it? No? Sorry,
money gone. Sorry, this is one I think you need
to keep in mind. Do you have a gift for
your bride? No, we're not doing that. Oh you're not.
Well I kind of kind of got her one old bronco. Okay,
sounds like a yeah, but we're not doing I mean no, okay, compiling.

(33:16):
You're part of the guest list. Yeah, I'm pretty good
at this game. I'm planning the honeymoon. Yeah, done. You
did it all? Yeah, I mean well, grooms used to
do it all, but now women are starting to be
a part of the process. About it used to be
grooms and then the groom's parents would pay for it.
I don't I didn't care where we went, and she

(33:38):
was like, what about here? I was like, well, I
don't know if I want to go there. But then
we found a good place that she'll love. That's not
as far um. But yeah, I was as equal as
she was, not giving the efficient of the fee for
conducting the ceremony. No, it's her preacher, her musical pastor
from when she was a kid fee, and then lastly

(34:00):
planning the bachelor party. If applicable? Yeah all done? You play?
Yeah you I guess you did? Plus yeah hi five?
I know I think we should because I think sometimes
you feel like you're not involved enough, and look at
you you pass this test. She called me out there
the day. She was like, um, so we were. One
of my friends was over the house and she was

(34:22):
like so something. I was like, oh, I'm all on
the wedding. She was, what have you done? Listen like
two things that I ran out. You got a good point.
Take this list with you so you can just have it.
She ever get called out again. So this woman left
her car running at work. She arrived at eight am
and then at five pm someone noticed that the car
was still running and they called the police. And then

(34:43):
she came out and she was like, oh well, she
was inside working all day. And it reminds me of
a time I went to get my hair done and
I parked in a parking garage and I was at
my hair appointment for probably two and a half hours,
and I came back out and my car was still running.
But all the woman cared about when the police arrived.
She's like please do not tell my husband that I
did this, because like he already thinks I'm scatter rained enough,

(35:05):
and I'm like, oh, I feel that, like I can
relate to that, and sometimes it happens. But the lucky
thing is for me and for her is nobody stole
the car, and someone could have easily just lopped in
and driven away, like somebody who was stealing. Was like, well,
am I gonna still that one? Someone probably in there? Yeah,
it's hiding in plain sight. What else, Well, if you
planned on seeing Mark Chestnut coming up late summer early fall,

(35:27):
he has just canceled a string of tour dates because
he's got to have back surgery. Doctors just said, hey,
you put this off long enough, you have to do it.
And it's going to take him about nine to ten
weeks to recover. So you can hit up Mark Chestnut
dot Communication need to get a refund. The nut will
not be out on the road. That's rough. Back surgery. Yeah, yeah,

(35:48):
like that's a core, fundamental part of each of your body. Yeah,
I hope you get better. I like old Mark Chestnut,
liked him as a kid, liked him when he came
in later on. All right, that's it Amy good yep,
I mean that's my paw. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. So there's a flight

(36:10):
from America to Greece and a passenger on board started
to have some medical issues, was super lightheaded and was
passing out, fell to the ground. So the flight attendant
like gets on the speakers like do we have any
doctors on board? Well, nobody raised their hand, which I
was like, oh dang. Normally somebody raises their hand. But
two men students were on the flight, Heather and Lauren.

(36:32):
They go to Louisiana State University, and they stepped up
to help the passenger in need. So LSU was super proud.
They posted a thing on their Facebook page saying that
they were able to communicate with a doctor like on
the land now yes, not in the sky, and they
were able to track the person's vitals and communicate with

(36:54):
him to make sure everything was good. Because again they're
not real doctors yet, but they did a great job
and they's gonna be okay. I bet that's a weird
situation where you're a medical student like we need somebody's
a doctor and you're looking around going well, nobody, like
when do I jump in? Okay, yeah, you know you're
not tier one, but do you jump in at tier two?
And are you over like a like a nurse, is

(37:17):
a medical student over like a nurse practitioner. You're probably
looking around like it's like once someone's like, can I
get a volunteer? And you're like, well, I don't, I
don't want you, kind of a kind of raising your hand.
I don't. All right, that's a good story though, There
you go. That's what it's all about. That was tell
me something good before we get over to the investigative. Corny,
here are your big songs and country music. At number

(37:38):
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Nowhere in the Corner Baby Pretty a Little Ship. At
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(38:00):
And at number one Chris Young and Kane Brown Famous friends.
Congratulations to all those people. Here's your number one pop song.
So if you guys know this one Doja Cat featuring
Scissa kiss Me More? You know that one? You do

(38:28):
from where my daughter? Yes, I only know from Tiktokar
on TikTok all the time she pulls up TikTok on
my phone and I just hear the things. The number
one hip hop song is from Silk Sonic. You can
leave the talk. You know that one. I've heard it.
It's Bruno Mars. Yeah, all right, those are your big

(38:49):
songs and music. There you go over to Amy. Now,
let's do a little investigative Corny, morning, corny. What's a
baseball player's least favorite Star Wars movie? Okay? We only
we have ninety seconds? Ed, alright, and I feel like
Star Wars is your things, all players? What do they

(39:10):
say in Star Wars? May the Force be with you? Okay,
May the fourth, May the May the but be force fourth,
May the fourth? Is there a baseball term that sounds
like four? Let me see. Is there a what do
you call the tum? The sword? Lightsaber? Okay? What's read?

(39:30):
Read again? What's a baseball player's least favorite Star Wars movie? Okay? Okay,
Return of Oh yeah, yeah yeah, Return of the Jedi.
Empire strikes back and the Fire strikes out. That's gotta
be it. The Empire strikes out. No, but but that
was after the joke. Now it can't be Empire strikes back. Um,
the Force Awakens. Okay, what else I don't any Star Wars. Yeah, man,

(39:52):
that's Return of the Jedi. Yeah, a new hope. Um,
we already said Return of the Jedi, Return of the Sith. Yeah,
there's that one. Something with a Sith. Harry Potter, No, no, men, dude,
there's gotta be strike. It's gotta be strike thirty seconds left, Okay,
the Empire. It's got to be the Empire strikes strikes out.

(40:13):
That's it. No strikes back, that's okay, that's the joke.
Umpire strikes back, Umpire strikes back, Empire strikes out. No bones.
The movie is Empire strikes Back, and the joke is
Umpire strikes back because he's the Empire and he strikes back.
What's in? What's the joke? What's a baseball player's least
favorite Star Wars movie? The Umpire strikes back? Yeah, this

(40:33):
has got to be It is that what we're going with?
I think so, because there's nothing else that I can
think of. Okay, time, okay, hit us with that Ray morning.
What's a baseball player's least favorite Star Wars movie? Okay?
What is it? The Umpire strikes strike that I thought

(40:55):
I was going to stump y'all because yall are stuck
on other things. We got there, we did. I think
Empire strikes out or Umpire strikes back. I thought both
those were quality. Yeah, yeah, and that was a good joke.
I want to remember that one. Oh you thought it
was good. I thought it was great for the worst
way I remember, but I don't know anything about Star Wars. Honestly.
I was like, honest, sometimes I just have to prepare
myself mentally for y'all to be like that was awful,

(41:20):
clear eyes Heart Scaler. They did a survey. They were
trying to figure out the personality differences people who like surprises,
people who don't like surprises. Where would you put me
in that you don't like for surprises. I don't like surprises.
I don't like to be told of surprises coming. That's
what it is really like. I guess if you get surprised,

(41:42):
you're not so much annoyed by the fact that you're
getting surprised, But it's if you're told a surprise is
coming and you have to sit through that, that's what
you don't like. Well, because I just build it up
and then I'm like, oh, wow, you told me i'mna
have something kind of cool happened to more right, and
then you yes, and then you're let down. Yes, I
would be more so if had to pick on the
side of not being surprised though. So here's what they say.

(42:06):
If you like surprises. Do you like surprises? I don't care.
I'm sure, I don't care. Sure. Yeah, like I this
doesn't bother me the way. Surprising me great, don't surprising me. Okay.
If you like surprises, you're more likely to be extroverted.
Identifies adventurous and spontaneous. Be surprised with a vacation this summer.
Enjoy dancing, watch horror movies. Okay, Okay, you're kind of

(42:29):
in the middle, though you just said that yourself. Yeah.
On the flip side, those who don't enjoy surprises, that
would be me. You can tell me if this fits me. Introverted,
I would say very much so, unless I'm working. Identify
as sarcastic and anxious. Yeah. Enjoy an afternoon by themselves
as a treat check. Yeah. Attend social events with five
or fewer attendees check, And would like to be alone

(42:52):
and maybe read a book in the shade instead of
be out. Yeah. Ok yeah, I don't know. After hearing
that list, I'm like, maybe I don't like surprising if
you're associating with those two. Yeah, i'd explain where you were.
I was in the middle of nowhere, Kentucky gas station.
We just pulled over. We needed gas, and of course
I use the opportunity to go to the bathroom and

(43:13):
I walk in and I hear like before I even
open the bathroom door, I can hear help, and I'm like,
what's going on? So I go in. So from it's
like a metal it's like a metal door, Like, do
you walk through the gas station to the bathroom? Was
on the outside? No, I walked inside, okay, And why
you're in the gas station? You hear someone yell in help? Yeah,
I mean as I'm walking, like, I had to get
close to the door, and what does it sound like? Help?

(43:35):
Is anybody there? Help? And I was like, I mean
still yelling help, Like it was very dramatic. I must say,
did you question opening the door? Shockingly, I guess I'm
a hero because no, I just went right in. Like
even think now looking back that I might be like, oh, shoot,
should I not go in there? Someone's getting attacked? Yeah,
and I need to like call for backup or something.

(43:57):
But I never feared my life. I don't. I don't
how the story ends, Eddie. Where do you think this
is going? I mean, I feel like somebody's trapped in
there and they just locked themselves and you need somebody
open the door. That's it. You felt like they're locked
in the bath, that's it. Like they fell in the toilet.
They just can't open the door and they need someone
open the door for that's it. RAYMONDO, do you know
how the story ends? I do not. Okay, what is

(44:17):
your guess? It's definitely a toilet faller. That has to
be what it is. What do you mean? I mean
there are very easy ways with women that are skinny
to fall into the toilet. Oh she fell in the
toil while, yes, sir, very easy way of that. Okay.
So you hear help? You go in the door, an

(44:40):
adult woman, yes, yelling help. I go in. I see nothing,
but I said, you're still hear someone yelling help. So
I'm like, I'm here, like, what's going on? What do
you need? In? Anyway? Again, very dramatic, like I really
was concerned that something was up, and she's like, oh,
thank goodness, I need toilet that's funny. And I was like, okay,

(45:07):
So I go over and I pull a bunch of
toilet paper from the stall next to her, and I
slide it underneath, and she was like, thank you so much.
It's like, you're welcome. If you're in that situation, what
do you do? And if no one comes to you? Yeah, hey, guys,
we're laughing, but that is a very helpless situation. So yeah,
I may, I may do the same thing. If no

(45:28):
one comes to you, go you would do? Y'all help dramatically? Bones,
do you know what you gotta do? Yeah? You used
you under underwear? Away? Oh no, you you just get
up and walk? Oh I don't really know. Yeah, somehow
you waddle to the stall next door. What do you do? Wait?
But also girls use toilet paper when they're peeing, so

(45:49):
I know that you're associating it with something a little
but like, I don't think there was anything like that.
Jus really needed toilet paper, and I saved her. You're
a hero. Maybe she make the news that would drive
Lunchbox insane. He's not. He's not here to say, but
that would drive him insane. Since we were gone. We

(46:09):
did not get to talk about Joey Chestnut winning that
hot dog eating contest again. He ate seventy six hot
dogs in ten minutes. Think about that. No, it's a
lot's crazy. I don't even know how he does it,
but break it. Seventy six and ten minutes. That's more
than one hot dog every ten seconds. Do you ever
watch him do it? Yeah, it's disgusting. Puts it waters. Yeah,

(46:30):
but the big story was at ESPN's feet cut out,
so people didn't get to see the victory. I was watching.
It went black, The whole scream went black, then it
went blue. Here's a clip of the rerun with the ending.
Here you go, wow, seventy six, Nathan, Joey, you talked

(46:53):
about the crowd and how you found it might give
you some momentum. Momentum. How did they help you today? Oh?
It felt great. They're they're chatting and uh I started
slowing down that minute six and they kept portion me.
They didn't give up on me, and uh, thank you. Yeah,
I'm so happy. He beat that second place guy by
more than twenty six hot dogs, not even a close

(47:14):
second place guy. Like, at some point, though, if you
feel like you're like, really ahead, can you just you
start flipping them up in the air? But yeah, he
beat the record though, Okay, I guess if you're not
going to beat the record, you can start juggling them. Yeah. Yeah,
And if you're going all in, then yeah, you want
to create a record that nobody can beat. He's a
millionaire from competitive eating. What does his stomach look like? Like?
Is it just way big? I don't know, but we
need to you know how sometimes people donate their body

(47:35):
to charity or science. Yes, we need to donate that
and like put it up on a plaques for sure.
That guy, I mean, think about the greats, Tiger Woods,
Serena Williams, Michael Jordan, Lebron, Joey Chestnut, Tom Brady, him,
he's in the category. Yeah, I had a thought about this.
I don't even know why, don't ask me. But like

(47:56):
all those guys, it's like, okay, yeah, you're like they
can be attractive, right, But if you're are you now
that he's this, Like does he get girls because he's
the champion? And like, are you attracted to a guy
that can eat a bunch of hot dogs? You're attracted
to a guy who's very successful. But he's successful eating
hot said he's rich, he's rich, he's known. Okay, Um, well,
I mean I'm not saying like, okay, if Idy has

(48:17):
the money, so okay. But but he does have money.
Once the one year he didn't win, his fiance dumped him,
like a week before the eating competition. Is your answer
he did? That? Didn't answer any more questions. Oh no,
But now I know he had a fiance. Now I'm
gonna google her. I'm just curious, like I didn't know
how that. I just think most of these professional athletes
have these girls. I don't think we consider him as

(48:39):
professional of an athlete, as a professional all the greats, Michael.
The only reason why I brought this up I never thought.
I don't even think I ever would have shared this
thought because it's a random one that I had when
I was looking at him on the news one day
and I was like, huh, I wonder if girls are
attracted today. Some are he's got notoriety, he's got wealth.

(49:01):
Some girls attracted to that not at all, but some are. Yeah,
But like Tom Brady are watching him like get ready,
he's like lifting weight, it's throwing the football like oh,
that's hot. This guy he's like at the house, stuff
in his face with hot talks. Society has deemed what
athletic events have more prestige? True, you know, we're a
couple of world events away from this or bowling being
the biggest sport ever. That's hot. I was trying to

(49:26):
get Kaylin to watch this movie on Amazon with Chris Pratt. Yeah,
what's it called? The Tomorrow War. I like this kind
of stuff. I love time traveling like Loki. All but
one episodes out now on on Disney Plus. They put
it out each week. I think Loke's fantastic and I
didn't really get in a Lokey character on The Avengers,
but it's a really good series. You like lo I
do like Loki. Yeah, and so The Tomorrow War with

(49:48):
Chris Pratt review that for us. So it's basically like
a part alien movie, part time travel part part war movie.
But I think it's a little bit confusing. It has
a really cool premise. They're basically having to go into
the future to prevent a war that's happening between aliens.
Did you get confused or will everybody get confused? I
think everybody will get confused. Well, should we see it
or should we skip it? I still think it's pretty entertaining, though,

(50:10):
especially if you're into alien in futuristic movies. I give
it three out of five white spikes, so I'd say
still see it. I'm into aliens, but I'm not really
in to sci fi that much, or am I. You
do like Chris Pratt though, right, He's okay. I liked
him in The Galaxy Defenders. I liked him in that one.
I would say it's not his best movies, not his strongest. Well,

(50:32):
speaking of movies, Top Gun Maverick has an official release
date of November nineteenth of this year. Finally, Mike, that
puts the thing back a couple of times. Huh, yeah,
but November nineteenth, that's coming out, Ted Lasso, come on
July twenty third, coming around an Apple TV season two,
which is pretty awesome, yellow Stone. They keep punting the date,

(50:54):
like last I saw it could be fall it. Yeah,
what do you know, Mike d Yeah, they still haven't
said an official day yet. Succession season three fall on HBO.
Is that good? Yes? It took a long time for
me to get into it, almost the whole first season.
Oh that's not good. But No, it's good. He's slow.
I don't know why. No, it took you watched it too,

(51:15):
and she was like, I don't know what's wrong with what, Eddie.
Take them, Take both of them. On Ozark season four,
it's the final season, Mike, what do you know about this?
And they're splitting it up into two parts, so the
first to come out in the fall and the next
in the spring up next year. Yea, yeah, day. They
just did two more seasons. Then they're just trying to
be dramatic with their season finale. The Morning Show on

(51:37):
Apple TV's back September seventeenth. Who's that Black Widow this Friday? Yeah,
Scarlet Johanson. Mike, can you watch that on Disney Plus? Yeah,
thirty bucks. You have to pay for it, which you
can't watch it space jam Edison, Come on, Eddie, just
with Lebron July sixteenth, that's coming right up next Friday,
and I think you can watch it on box and
it's free. Come on, Oh, it's free, you pay for it,

(51:59):
you have it? Wow. French Mix Suicide Squad August six
Do we already have a Suicide Squad movie? Yeah? But
it's another one. But they're still calling it two side
Squad because I saw a previous Is it Will Smith?
And it again? No? Not Will Smith? Who's in this one?
It's a bunch of different people like John Cena is
in and now why do they have the same movie
the same name. The first one's called suicide Squad. This
is the Suicides? Are you serious? I'm serious? Well that's

(52:20):
like Fast and Furious. Guys like I try to go
back and watch some of the older ones or whatever,
and it's confusing because they don't do one, two, three, four, five,
six seven. They're all different names. No, but f nine
is the are called fast and are called furious. They're
called Yeah, it's confused, but they're all they're numbered though, right, yeah, okay,
but are they numb? Are they numbered? No? Like first

(52:41):
two or three or not? Two? Like three is just
Tokyo driftuns Like I don't even know where to started
look at dates? Really, yeah, not very easy. Why they
shouldn't dumb it up for us? Just one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
eight nine. Agree? By the way, it's the dumbest movie
ever seen. It's not that dumb. Maybe the worst movie
I've ever seen because they change the title was like
an old thing they used, so they didn't want to

(53:03):
license it over and over again, so they just made
up titles. No idea what you just said there. But
I'm sure you can listen on Mike's podcast movie Mike's
Movie Podcast and hear all about movies, right Mike, Yep?
All right, Kid's time for the good news. The Idaho
Falls Fire Department is recognizing a new hero in town

(53:25):
and it's a three year old little girl. Her mom,
I guess, had a pre existing heart condition and she
needed help one day, and so the little girl realized
that she was struggling. She needed help, so she calls
nine one one. Three years old calls nine one one,
gets the EMS there in time to help mom, and
they're like, this is unbelievable. We've never seen a three
someone that young dial nine one one and they're encouraging. Look,

(53:47):
if the three year old can do it, guys, let's
get our kids involved in this and they can learn
how down nine one one do they need to I
talked to me about a three year old because I
don't I don't have kids, right, yeah, forget anyway, So
I know at five I was with it. Huh maybe
at four, But is that really crazy to at three
year old. Call nine one So I have a two
year old and he's walking. You can barely understand. He

(54:08):
wants bia. That means pizza, beer. No, no, no, no,
he wants pizza, a red pool. He's ready to go
to the pool. Kid wants red Bull and beer red Bull.
But it means I'm ready to go to the pool
and I want pizza. So I mean one year after that,
I mean, he okay, she knows how to speak a
little bit. She's walking all right, she's not falling. But

(54:28):
to dial nine one one, it's pretty impressive. And he's like,
my kid wants marijuana. Well that means a bottle. It
means I wanna Yeah. So that's a good story. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Call us if you want. We'd love to talk to you.
Eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby. Let's go over and

(54:52):
catch up on the news Bobby's story. Do you ever
think about Joe Exotic? No? Never. I associate Tiger King
with the pandemic so much. Yeah, like early, not even
peak pandemic, like preliminary pandemic. Yeah, like when we thought
we were just going to be in our houses for
a couple of weeks. Yeah, we're gonna finish Tiger King

(55:14):
and be right back out normal. Yeah, making Easter plans.
I was Yeah, when I think a Tiger King, my
gut goes because I just didn't know not so much
about Tiger King, but what was going to happen with
our lives for the next few months exactly. But Joe
Exotic has launched a contest called Bachelor King to find
his next husband. Men over eighteen can apply online. Three

(55:37):
winners will be chosen to receive a romantic and film
for TV. Get Away with Joe Exotic Film for TV
The Catch. He's still in prison. Oh so when does
he get out? You just hold off the party until
he's out. So his lawyer thinks he'll get out by
the end of the year. But they also thought that
Trump was going to give them a pardon. Remember they

(55:58):
had a limo outside of jail. Yes, so funny, sad,
and they were so was it though he thought he
was getting out right, his attorney feels positive he'll be
released by the end of the year. So Joe is
wasting no time finding his next husband. And it's like, oh,
all you have to be is eighteen or older. Oh yeah,
that's creepy. I didn't think about that part. Yeah you know, yeah, yeah,

(56:20):
that's creepy. I was talking to somebody and I forget
because I try to stay on the upper edge of
new shows that come out so I can talk about
him and tell our listeners if they're good. I feel
like that's one of our jobs. I was talking to
somebody of the day and they said, if you watched
that that documentary series on Netflix called Tiger King, And
I was like, what here are we living in right now?

(56:41):
But you know what I then I have to sometimes
check myself to go I'm a little ahead because my
job puts me a little ahead, but they're a little behind. Right,
that's definitely way behind. Like do you think anyone just
scrolling through now as these Tiger Kings, like, well, haven't
heard of that? That looks interesting? Maybe they just got
netflixs and that could be a thing too. Yeah, checking
out all the content like that would be something Arkansas

(57:02):
Keith would say to me, Yeah, man, you're seeing that
new target King. He did, wouldn't him? Who said it?
But next story, a bank robber accused of making off
with thousands of dollars in cash did not make it
far before a red die pack thrown into the bag exploded,
and it was cafshan camera. On Monday, the alleged bank
robber was caught. Police in Newark obtained video of the

(57:24):
suspect crossing the street after stealing twenty three hundred bucks
from the Capitol One on Springfield Avenue. The alleged robber
entered the bank around ten am Saturday, say I need
the cash, said to have a gun, give me all
the money. No one will get hurt. That was on
the note. It exploded, but then they caught him later
because his hands were still red. I would be in
long slaves and gloves every minute until I got that

(57:46):
red off. Oh, I mean, I guess yeah. But would
you think that if you're robbing a bank that they'd
really have a die pack in there? Probably? Really, I
would think they're already in the bags. They have certain bags.
That's it. I would say, give me all your money.
I want to see you dump the bag out before
you put the money in there. Like I in my mind,
I think I would pre plan for the I mean,

(58:07):
there's just a lot to consider that. Sometimes robbers don't
think about Also, if you rob a bank, which is
a big federal crime, and you only get twenty three
hundred bucks out of it, you could almost knock over
three gas stations for that, But then you have to
go rob someone three. But I'm telling you more than
a bank, I think I would take my luck at
three random. Here we are planning this out for somebody

(58:28):
I know. But I'm telling you, if I'm robbing a bank,
I need to get twenty five grand out of there
because that's dang because that heist make it worth it. Yeah. Yeah.
Otherwise I'm gonna go to the Texico hit a few
of those. They probably give me the money. I don't care.
Next up, I get a you Who, and I get
my fifteen hundred bucks in the gas station. All right,

(58:49):
Kenny Chesney? Yeah? True. You know what I was on
the radio yesterday was the Tim Across song and I
call mom, Oh yeah, I got my slim Jim man Coke. Wait,
what's the you who? Rest friends name? And you Who?
I don't know what's all that is? Is he talking about?
Actually you Who? They drink? Oh? I thought it was
just like his happy sounds, just yells you who he's

(59:10):
out on the yacht. He sees another yacht who question
is has your dog got talent? A small fraction of
pups are exceptionally gifted and can learn multiple toy names effortlessly,
with border Collie's topping the list. Will say that I
have Stanley, who's a bulldog, and Eller, who's kind of
a a mix between like a hound and a what

(59:33):
what else is she? I don't know, I don't know. Husky. Yeah,
that's it. And she's still so young that she's kind
of developing her brain still. Although she's fixed, she still
got stitches in her. It's a whole thing with her
right now. But Stanley's actually pretty smart for a bulldog.
But they say that some of these dogs can learn
thirty seven names and identify thirty seven different things, like

(59:56):
a border collie kind of thirties. I can barely remember
thirty seven people for sure. It's a border Collie's um,
here you go, and it's two bare feet on the dashboard,
young love, and an old Ford cheap shades and a
tattoo and a you who bottle on the floor boarder.
Oh okay, there you go. Those are your big stories.

(01:00:17):
Those Bobby's story talking about Joey Chestnut earlier, Kimmy in
Virginia's on the phone. Have you met him once? Morning
Studio Martin. Yes, I met him at the All Star
Game in Washington, d C. In twenty nineteen. How was he?

(01:00:40):
He is a super super cool dude, very very chill,
very nice, took pictures with everybody that asked. Um. Yeah,
I would think he'd be someone who embraced fame because
he had to come up the hard way by eating
ten hot dogs a minute. Yeah, that's crazy. Would you
recognize him? Yeah? Sure, I mean he's pretty famous distinct features.

(01:01:04):
We laugh at him because he's a competitive eater, but
think about that, he's famous as a competitive eater. He's
famous is something that isn't known for being famous. So yeah,
I think that would be super cool. I want he's
probably easy to talk to right now. Maybe we could
get him scoop, But can we get Joey Chestnut on? Yeah,
I'll get it going. Yeah, because I would think he
would be doing interviews now. This is the one time

(01:01:26):
of the year where people are like, hey, talk to
us man. All right, thank you for that call. I
appreciate that, Kimmy, Yeah, it'd be interesting. If people out there,
our listeners met other greats, like the greatest of all times,
like call us. If you've met a goat, Let's throw
some goats out there, Okay, and we'll just we'll go
down the line a few times. Okay, more, we can

(01:01:47):
hop in this too. Okay, I'll go first. If you
ever met any of these people, call us, Tom Brady,
George Straight, I gotta go, Michael Jordan, Dolly Parton. Okay,
there's four. Let's do another round of goats. Call us.
If you've ever met these goats, Tom Hanks, Oarth Brooks,

(01:02:09):
let's go, Lebron, James Toby Bryant. Okay, good one. Jimmy
Allen met Kobe, he talked on the Bobby Cast. Can
you guys do one more round? Yeah? I just one
question though, Did we already say Tom Brady? Yeah? I did.
I lead with it. That's why I thought, Okay, who
do you have? Do you have? Morgan? Anybody knew? Are
we out of goats? Ray? Who would you put on

(01:02:29):
the goat list? Well, you stole my Garth, you stole
my Lebron. We didn't steal it. Those are just the greatest.
An Olympian is what I was trying to Michael Phelps
something like that. You can have Michael Phelps. Oh, good one, Okay,
Michael Phelps, go ahead, Simone Biles, now we're going Olympians.
Well he put it in my head. Greg, she is
great when we have a great okay competitor. Oh okay.

(01:02:55):
Barbara Walters, all right, I just piggyback off of whatever it.
That's true. Whoever I say, Amy picks like their neighbor
in the category. Go ahead? Uh? Guy, so I don't know.
Justin Bieber, Yeah, sure, Okay, if you met any of
those people, call and give us a story. You're a
goat meter. Yeah, that's what we want to hear from

(01:03:16):
goat meters. That might be the dumbest segment we've ever done,
but we will. We will talk to people who have
met the goats. We listed off a list of goats
greatest of all time, from Garth to Tom Hanks to
Tom Brady, and we said, have you ever met any
of these goats? Call us. We have a whole phone. Really,
I lined up talk about it. No, I'm interested to

(01:03:38):
see what categories and I wonder if they're nicer. Well,
I'm gonna take you have to wonder any longer. All right,
all right, Kendra in Oklahoma? You are on first. How
are you, Kendra? I'm morning, you're up? Tell us your story.
Oh well, I used to work out a pizza head

(01:03:58):
outside of Wholes Oklahoma. We wait. Darth Brooks and Trish
Yearwood would come in quite I mean, not like super frequently,
but pretty often, and they were just like the sweetest
people ever, like both of them. They're just so nice
and down to earth. And and then there was the
one time one of us, me and my sister, actually

(01:04:19):
got caught like singing a song, a Trish Yearwood song,
in front of Trisha Yearwood and about freaked out from embarrassment.
So but he was so nice about it. They're just
the nicest people. I can co sign that. They are lovely,
lovely people, even outside of being country stars. You would
just meet them and go, wow, they're just nice folks.
And the fact they're both so famous, you're like, wow,

(01:04:40):
they're extra nice folks because they don't have to be
that nice. But the question everybody's wanting to know is
how did they tip? Oh? Oh great, it's really good.
They were really good tippers too, So yeah, all right,
I appreciate that call, Kendra, thank you, No problem, by
I'll do one more Garth call because we have a

(01:05:01):
few of these on, but I'll do one more. This
is Ashley, who also lives in Oklahoma. Ashley, you're on
the Bobby Bones Show Morning Studio Morning. I met Arth
and Tricia at a funeral. Oh wow, well but you
weren't see him. So I worked with Garth's first cousin

(01:05:24):
and he passed away, and we all went to the
funeral and they showed up. And how do you have
that convert? Do you go, hey, sorry for your loss
or is it like I'm a big fan I love Rodeo. No,
so I did approach it as super sorry for your loss.
I didn't even set anything to him about like his

(01:05:45):
singing or anything like that, because that's super awkward and
I didn't want to bring I don't know there were
people around that word like, oh, I love your concerts
and stuff, and I just thought that was kind of rude.
But oh yes, like that just makes me uncomfortable for
some times how people can be so socially awkward. Yeah,
good for you for handling it. Ill I met another

(01:06:09):
goat go ahead, Bobby Bone in Oklahoma City. Okay, Now
now she's making fun of me. This is one of
those where you get on and that's why she was
saying under her breath, She's like, I'm gonna get him,
I'm gonna get him. Um A goat of what? Yeah? Exactly,
a goat of what? Ashley a comedy? Okay, a goat? Yeah? No?

(01:06:35):
Where did we meet in Oklahoma City? So it's actually
kind of a funny story. Um, we were at the
Criterion and my friend was with me, and they said,
if you want to meet Bobby after the show, you
need to go outside. And so the big group of
us went outside and you didn't come outside, and so

(01:06:55):
we went back to the door and they wouldn't last
back in, and I think Eddie even like waved at
us through the window and we were like, dude, let
us in, Like we were told to come out here.
And anyway, so we were walking to our car and
you were getting in your car in the back and
you came over and took a picture with us. I

(01:07:16):
think Stanley was like an itty bitty puppy, m there's
that dog patrol. Yeah, Well, heck of a story. But
I mean, is that's that like a thing like where
someone say I'm sure someone that works at the theater,
Bobby's gonna be out back, and it's like a decoy. Yeah,
I know. I think they just want people to clear
the lobby, like people to work in the theater, because
they just have to clean out a shutdown. Yeah, probably

(01:07:37):
would they say with every performance. Yeah, And so then
people go, wait, I'm probably already home. All right, have
a good day, Ashley, thank you. All right. Garrett in
Arkansas is on Garrett met one of the goes, hey, Garrett,
go ahead, They Bobby, Hey, everybody's doing pretty good. What
do you have for us? So I actually met Tom Hanksborn.

(01:07:59):
So I was working at Copper Mountain Steer Resort in Colorado,
and it took me two or three times coming to
his table. I was, I was cleaning the table off.
I was actually a bus board that day. Um, And
it took me two or three times walking up to
him before I finally it finally dawned on me who
he was super down to earth. I mean, it is

(01:08:19):
calm and easy to talk to as anybody. But there
was a guy that was passed out drunk and the
boot next to him and him and the guy that
he was with Sid it would be funny to get
for Tom Hanks to Govinda and sit down with him
and take us healthy while he was passing up. It
is funny. I appreciate that call, Garrett, Hope you have
a great day. Man, Hey, thank you you guys to

(01:08:41):
him all right, See, Bud, it's gotta be weird. I
was thinking about Tom Hanks at a restaurant, Garth at
a funeral. You know, all eyes are on you all
the time, especially like at a funeral, and it's got
to be tough for Garth to go, well, if I
go to this funeral, I'm going to take the attention
off of other things at the funeral because he's so famous.
Like that's a that's that sucks. Well, Garth was at

(01:09:04):
Ray's wedding, Garth and Tricia, but they quietly sat in
the back. But there were also only ten people at
Ray's wedding, and we and we all kind of knew
Garth and Tricia anyway, honestly, right, right, but they felt
cool about that, right, Oh yeah, it wasn't like there
were two hundred people there, right, But I mean they
still would have come, like COVID kind of downsize the wedding.

(01:09:25):
It's still it would have been a lot bigger and
he still would have gone. Was that a thing ray
where he didn't want to upstage you by showing up?
Or I mean there was you there, I mean there
was a lot of don't compare me to guard I
mean seriously, but yeah, no, I don't think you ever
worried about that. He always hangs to the side or
the back and he's good. Yeah, yeah, all right, Hey,
appreciate those calls. We have more on, but I'm gonna

(01:09:45):
play a song first. We get to more in a second.
I do want to give you the story about the
surrogate drama. Yes, it's just why you're gonna go oh my,
oh my. There's a voicemail we got from Andrea. Hey, Bobby,
I was just calling to say I turned on Disney
Plus with my little one to find something to watch,
and I got so excited when I saw the preview

(01:10:09):
at the top and the big header section for breaking
Bobby Bones. I've been listening to you since you were
in Austin for years, and it just makes you so
proud and excited. And of course my family laughed at
me for getting so excited. But anyways, I love you guys.
Keep doing what you're doing. Thank you for getting excited.
Hey score oneful little guy. I'm up in the header
on Disney Plus. Yeah, breaking Bobby Bones is on Disney Plus.

(01:10:32):
I he possibly one of the top two coolest TV
moments for me, if you're new to this show, this
whole getting on TV stuff is not something that's always
happened to me. Like I've been grinding it out. I
don't really have a skill. I just show up over
and over again and finally got my own show. And
so when this stuf's happening, you could just be listening

(01:10:53):
being like another day. But for me, I'm like I
told Kaitlin, I was like, holy crap, I cannot believe this. Like, look,
I'm on the header on Disney Plus. Crazy somebody from
Mountain Pine, Arkansas on Disney Plus and so that's up
yesterday and I was like, man, this is really cool.
What do you think the other coolesh moment Dancing Stars?
Oh think about that? Oh that is yeah? Yeah, I

(01:11:14):
mean like not it. That was a competition that doesn't
feel like but you're right, that was cool because no
one expected that that was this team of listeners. Is
it like recents everythinking like way back? No, because I
have a special moment from way back. I was thinking
about when Ryan got sick. Ryan Seacrest got sick like
seven minutes till American Idol started, and they're like, we
need you to host the show. No one's ever hosted

(01:11:34):
that show other than Seacrest the whole time, and don't
call him in the first season. And I was like,
what I was doing? My job was Brent Young doing
about to interview him during the show as like a
singing mentor. And they were like, yeah, you gotta go host.
Can you do it? I was like, yeah, sure, let's go.
And I went and did it and it's awesome because
I finished and I felt like it did a pretty
good job. And I was like this big things. Every

(01:11:54):
show is gonna be calling me to host. Up. I
didn't get one. Goll nobody called me. There's just crickets.
I'll be like something. You know how as a kid
you look at your phone and go ring, you point
out it went for somebody to call, and you be like,
come on, ring, like if your friend was going to
call you ring. And I did that on my cell
phone nobody ever called ring What are the jobs? What
was yours? Amy? Oh? Mine was just like your first
national TV appearance because it was two eleven and Kelly

(01:12:19):
Rippa was having people come guesth host because Regis was out,
and you got selected to go up there. So we
all went to New York and we watched you do it,
and your mom was so proud of you, and it
was just like a cool moment. And that's when we
were like, everything's changing for him, this is crazy. And
then it was another instance of it. I was like,
my life's gonna be so different, and I went home. Yeah,

(01:12:42):
so good times. But I mean that's all the way
back to two thousand eleven. So yeah, you've been trying
to grind up that thing for a while. I just
don't have the look, you know, I really don't have
the anything TV except to just keep trying. Dang it.
I'm gonna keep trying anyway. It's on Disney Plus Breaking
Bobby Bonen. It's the first eight episodes. Check it out

(01:13:04):
if you'd like. We'll get to some more goat callers
in a second. We have someone who met Dolly Pardon
and someone who met Michael Jordan, so we'll get to those.
In a second married couple, they were having trouble conceiving
a kid, so they turned to a surrogate. In twenty sixteen.
There was an attempt at artificial insemination that failed, and

(01:13:26):
the surrogate now says the father of the child conceived
her to convinced her to conceived naturally. Oh my gosh,
did she get paid extra for that? The surrogate also
claims the man said he would leave his wife and
raised the baby with her. Scott complicated. Now you can't
tangle that web. It's tangled. It worked. Four years later,

(01:13:46):
the couple still married, and the surrogate has now filed
for joint custody of the kid. The man claims the
affair didn't happen until after the baby was born, and
he his wife said. The surrogate asked for one hundred
thousand bucks and visitation rights that they refused. The judge
says there is no precedent for this case and has
barred this surrogate from visitation until he rules on the case.
Does this is like a mail bag? Yeah, that's what

(01:14:09):
it feels like to me, Like, what's your advice? And
here's what I would say? Writer, Hello, Bobby, I think
if you can prove that he did it and you
guys had that baby, naturally you didn't get part of
that bait, you know what I mean. I think that's
legit and the wife must have been in on that
part because he's saying the affair didn't start till after
the baby was born, so that means it was conceived
in a very business like manner. Well, if that's the case,

(01:14:30):
the surrogate shouldn't have rights because that's a surrogate, right.
But I'm saying he's probably lying. I'm saying they probably
did it because he's like, hey, would you just naturally,
we'll keep it on the low low, and probably got
her pregnant. Okay, see I saw it. That's the case,
that that's he, that's her baby. Okay. But there's no
way to tell though. That's the problem, right, is there not?

(01:14:51):
I don't know. I don't know. I would think the
way to tell is that the wife know about the
rendezvous to make the baby. Tell me more, because if
the wife didn't know, because it's like it said, they
tried to do it, you know, artificially, but it wasn't.
So I feel like they made a group decision of like, hey,

(01:15:12):
I'll let you go be with her for tonight to
make a baby, but it'll still be our baby. But
that wife could lie and say she knew. Here's what
I would need If I'm the judge, Yeah, I would
say I need to see paperwork that says you're gonna
do it with her, and that's going to still count
as natural the surrogacy part of it. Otherwise it's an

(01:15:32):
affair where you had a baby and she gets to
be the mom half the time. So if they do
have paperwork, that's say you're going to do that naturally,
but it's still sag. If you have the paperwork, you're
you're a surrogate. So then saragu doesn't get anything. The
weird thing though, is that it's still half her. I mean,
I know most but if she agreed to do that,
I know, I know, I'm crazy. You would think they

(01:15:55):
would have signed something. This is what I'm as the judge,
I get. The first thing I'm going to do is say,
show me paperwork. If there's documentation of her agreeing to
be the surrogate and you're also going to do the
naughty naturally, then that's the surrogate. If there's not, she's
the mom. Oh so just if it's a whoopsie, we
forgot to draw, that's that's on them. You gotta have
that stuff buttoned, dialed turned every word I can use. Yeah,

(01:16:17):
I guess for anybody else listening that's considering this scenario,
make sure you have a picture. It sounds like it's
a sleazy dude who wanted to have sex with the woman. Yeah,
but he also wanted a baby. Yeah, but it sounds
like you want to It's crazy. Why am I believing him?
I feel like I don't believe See, that's the thing.
I know, guys, and I don't believe him, and you
are believing. Yeah, I'm kind of like, man, they just

(01:16:38):
really wanted a baby, and this woman's like, okay, fine,
I'll help you get a baby. The whole natural thing.
Those comes off as creepy to me. Hey, listen, Jean, here,
it's like Handmaid's Tale. Okay, so there's that story. The
other thing I would do, as judge, I would say,
bring the baby here, I'm gonna cut this baby what
and I'm gonna give you half and you half, and

(01:16:58):
then which everyone spoke out, No, they can have the baby,
don't kill I'll be like, that is your baby, then
you keep the baby. I felt for that one time,
right then I say cut the baby half. Yeah, but
I mean we know it's her baby's from the Bible. Yes,
don't hit me with some chopping babies up on the
internet on the airwaves complaint. Um. Okay, let's go over

(01:17:19):
and talk to Charlie in West Virginia, who was online too.
Hey Charlie, how are you? Bud Um just signed Bobby
Bon's Good Morning Studio. Lord. Yeah, I was telling Abby that, Um,
I picked up Dobby parking, so I'm I'm a driver,
and um, he's in concert. He was in town for
concert and I picked her up and I couldn't believe it.

(01:17:42):
It was I had such a big French owner when
I was young. How was she to you? Was she cool? Oh?
Very sweet, very sweet, really down to earth and you
know when, very nice, very nice lad. Yeah and co
signed that one too. She's fantastic all the time, every time,
all the time. And I've met or a bunch Jesus
the best every time. Well, I appreciate that call. Thanks Charlie,

(01:18:04):
and thanks for listening. Love, Thank you, byebye. Let's go
over to Lee in Wilmington, North Carolina. Hey, Lee, you've
met a goat? Who is it? Yes, Sir Michael Jordan's
Where'd you meet him? March lunch with him? Actually? Yeah,
what was the circumstance there? Uh? Well, I live in
Womanton here, and you know he's from Womanton. My ex

(01:18:25):
father in law was a Methodist minister or a church
here in town. Two members of his congregation went to
college with Michael Jordan and they stayed friends all this time,
and when he'd come to town, he called him, see
if they want to have lunch and play golf. He'd
even send them tickets to the bulls games and fly

(01:18:45):
him up there. So they were pretty tight. And I
was at my father in law's office just talking to him.
One day in the church. One of the guys came
in said, Hey, Michael's going to be in town this weekend.
You want to have lunch? I would have to be
standing there, he invited me. I said, okay, how was it?

(01:19:07):
That was great? It was great. The man is just
as nice as you'd imagine. I'd love to hear that
he really is. He's worth one point six billion dollars.
I'm assuming he got I'm assuming he picked up the tab. Yeah,
yeah he did. Did you get an autograph from or anything?
Or play a No? I played. I kept quiet because
I was glad to meet the man Mike's father alone.

(01:19:29):
He was probably the biggest fan of other than Michael's
parents himself here and so I let him take the
the glory, so to speak. It's tough whenever you're with
someone that's super cool that you look up to or
you're a big fan of, and you have to play
a cool or not because you're like, oh, I'd love

(01:19:49):
to get a picture, I'd love to say this certain thing.
But if I do that, it kills the vibe of
me like hanging out with him as a peer, you know. Yeah,
I bet that's off on on lee there to be
sitting with Michael Jordan and not go he's on my
shoe and he's like, well those are ruse, okay, man,
just sign my shoe. All right, appreciate those calls. Thank

(01:20:10):
you guys for being a part of the show. Sorry,
day in for Lunchbox next couple of days is producer
Ready all Right our born Marcus. He's from North Carolina.
He just needs a ride to the gas station, and
he sees a news crew doing some stories with some
cops around. He goes to the newsban and guys, hey, reporters,
can you guys give me a lift to the gas station?

(01:20:30):
They say, now, we're working, we can't do that. So
he's like, all right, forget you guys. He jumps the newsband,
steals the car and takes off. Well, all the cops
are like, did we just see what we saw with
their own eyes? They follow the guys a high speed
chase for five minutes until he finally runs head on
into another state trooper. He's in trouble, but he's cuffed
and stuff. Is everybody okay? From that wreck? Everyone miraculously

(01:20:50):
is okay? Why is he your boy? He said, our boy,
market boy. I had no idea how to introduce Marcus
from North Carolina. Marcus also as someone who worked in
the news for a time. Yeah. Is there anything cool
in those vans or is it just a van? The
satellite truck's pretty cool because I mean you can link
to any kind of satellite from there. It's got all
sorts of technology in there. Now, the news truck, that
just it's just a truck with a camera in it.

(01:21:12):
There's nothing special about the news truck the satellite truck.
Does it look like whenever the movies show you inside
and they're all those screens and this, Yeah it doesn't
look like that. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Huh. And then Marcus,
which one do he steal the news truck in the satellite?
Now it was just the regular news truck. And obviously
you're gonna know it because it's got a big logo
of like seven on your sets, wrapped with all the
new station stuff. All Right, there you go, that's your

(01:21:33):
bone head story of the day. I guess Big Brothers
back on Raymundo. Yeah, it's back in full force. They're
doing it the whole summer. I don't watch the show.
I don't guess I've ever watched it. I've only lived
vicariously through Ray, who's tried to get on the show
many times. But you're irritated because they didn't put you on.
But they put a guy on just like you. Well,

(01:21:53):
he lives about fifty miles from me. He's from Tennessee.
He's my exact same age, he's about everything demographically the
exact same as me. So I think it was maybe
a jab at me, saying, hey, maybe next year, dog,
But you're close, You're really close. We picked a guy
in Clarksville, though not Nashville. We went a little outside
the city. So you think they put someone on the
show just to mess with you and set you up

(01:22:15):
for next year. He's in our backyard, he's down the road.
I'd probably pass him on the highway, and he's on
Big Brother right now. How come he just couldn't be
better than you? It always he had the farm wrangle.
That's cool. I'll get a couple of roosters and a
cow and I'll be on the next year. I think
that's the point you're missing. You don't want to do
something someone else has already done. They always go for
the rural person. I thought. I thought a Nashville person,

(01:22:37):
always in the no with country music would be cool
on the show. I'm sure he has some really fun
stories he'll tell though this summer watch for you guys,
William for him? No, no, no, no, What do you
win if you win Big Brother? I heard the increase
the price, so I got to check into that. Usually
it's a half million, but I think there's more up
for grabs this year when I was on the lot
doing the Talk, which, by the way, i'll be on
today again. Yeah, today tomorrow. We recorded the two episodes

(01:23:00):
were there. I know it's gonna be on today. I'm
still here. I didn't go back out there, but I'll
be on today on the talk. They were shooting that
ray while we were out there. Did you see any
of them? No? But they were like, if you see
the Big Brother House. I did, yes, from the outside,
but I didn't know what it was. I'm not that
cool like a studio. It's like a house, but it's

(01:23:20):
in a sound studio a lot. Yeah, all right, Well,
well you do you do the subscription service where you
watch them like on the feed? Now, No, I don't
have the time. That was when I had an internship.
I will watch the show a couple of times, see
if the cast is good, and then I'm out. Don't
forget Breaking Bobby Bones is up on Disney Plus. You
guys can go check it out. There's there are eight episodes.

(01:23:41):
They did a whole you know they do photo dumps
on Instagram. They did an episode dump one Disney Plus
eight of the sixteen or up there. All right, you
guys have a great day, Amy, Anything going on with
you today? I have a hair appointment. Yeah that's fun.
What about you? I didn't. I have a lot today,
but I didn't leap well last night and I had
some new energy drink this morning where I'm just off

(01:24:05):
his energy drink like slap me in the face. And
I got no sleep, So I don't really know where
I am right now. Okay, you're here with us, thank you,
and nothing. That's where I really want to be. You guys,
have a great day. We'll see tomorrow. By everybody. Bobby Bones,
Bobby Bones,
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