Bobby gives his list of 5 artists that he thinks get the most undeserving hate. We weigh in on if it’s justified or not. Eddie and Morgan2 battle it out to see who has the 5 most fun facts of the week. Justin Moore drops in to talk about his new album and perform his first no. 1!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to Friday Show Porn Studio Morning. You know, we
read a mail bag maybe about a week or so now,
where you had two parents that were together, they had
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gotten married, they were older, and they each had a
kid eighteen and nineteen years old, and they were like,
can a kids date? They like each other? They're both adults.
We spent a couple days talking about that. Right, Yes,
it's weird, but we were like, well, they're both adults,
they didn't grow up together, what's wrong with it. Well,
here's the story that I thought was pretty interesting. A
twenty something couple has been together for about five years.
(00:45):
So you're talking about a couple that were together. They
met in fifteen, sixteen years old. They had been dating
all through high school and a little bit after they
graduated high school. Then they get engaged. Right, they've been
together five years, they're in the twenties. Good for them.
COVID delayed the wedding so they weren't able to get married.
And then what happened is the girl's mom and the
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guy's dad met and they started dating and then they
eloped all of them. Nope, the mom and the dad
before before the kids got married. Now the bride's mom
says the couple should cancel her wedding because it would
be inappropriate to marry her stepbrother. That's still step brother
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and step sister now, because they beat them down the aisle, right,
but it's almost the same story, just filipped well ish yeah, ish,
But now does anyone I think the step brother and
sister can't get married. We're gonna get married first. They
can get married. Yeah, they were the first ones. But
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there's still it's still a step brother marrying his stepsister.
You no, I know, but still it's okay. Where do
you find these stories? Life comes at you fast. I
hope you guys are starting off a great weekend Friday.
We're pretty pumped about that. Let's open up the final
mailbag of the week. Get something all right, We got
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the tea here, boys and girl. Yeah, thank you. Come on.
You know what that means, Eddie, I mean, yeah, that's
something we're about to spill, good, good, juicy stuff. Hello,
Bobby Bones, I need advice. My friend's mom has recently
been extremely flirty with me. Oh, I know this familiar
with my mother in law. Today she sent me a
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text and asked if I was interested in her. Wait,
what stop it? She's an extremely attractive older woman and
I'm a single guy. I am not very close to
this friend. We talk occasionally, hang out maybe once a
month or so. Should I try to see where things goes?
My friend's mom. She asked me to keep our text
messages private and not to tell my friend her son.
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I think she only to be physical, but I'm hesitant
because I'm friends with her son. She's forty nine, I'm
thirty one. Should I go for it or tell her no?
Sign a loyal listener. This is easy. It is easy.
This is such an easy This is the easiest mail
bag we've ever had our lives. I don't wait. I'm
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curious to see which way go for it. Absolutely, you're
not that great of friends with this person. It's only physical,
so it's not like you're trying to marry the woman.
And okay, if you lose this friend that you talked
to once a month, oh well, have fun. If she's
an attractive older female and you're a single dude and
you want to have some fun, let's go. You've always
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thought about that when you were younger, you see a
friend's hot mom, and now you have the opportunity. You
hear about these things, you do it. It's like a movie.
It's a movie and this is actually happening in real life.
You have to seize the opportunity. It's Eddie. Yeah, okay, Look,
I have the opposite approach. I would say, don't do it,
but only for one reason. I feel like this is
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the buddy pranking him or trying to bait him. Don't
fall for the bait on this one because one of
the odds, like what lunch Box said, you hear about
this all the time, it's never never right. Can you
do it? Hey out here? But Eddie thinks a big
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picture that the guy should go for it. I just
feel like, though, it's not worth the risk because you
really don't know who's who's behind that text message. Okay,
but Eddie just assumed that it is real. Yeah why not? Okay?
Wow wow wow wow absolutely no way no way, no no, no, no,
no no, sorry, Like that's your friend's mom and I mean, yeah,
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I guess here's just the way how important this friendship
is with you. But I guarantee you, the minute that
friend finds out you've done anything physical with his mother,
then you have lost that they're not really that close.
Oh right, What do you think if it were a
nineteen year old or seventeen year old with somebody forty,
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I would say, don't do it. It's a thirty one
year old man. He's an adult man hanging out once
a month. That's that's that. What I would weigh that's
a friend is the friendship with the other buddy sounds
like it's not that. If it's not, if you're okay
with it not being around, and you're actually attracted to her,
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and you think maybe there could be something here, why
not try. It's just two humans that might get along.
But also, I guess if the mom was like, hey, yeah,
we can talk to my son about it, see if
he's cool, but instead she's like to think about it,
then all of a sudden, what if they do work?
What if they do have chemistry and they really love
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each other and they decide to get married, then you're
your friends stepdad. Like the whole thing is just like happens.
I'm sure that we have a listeners where this has
happened to that where their friend became their step parent. Colin,
I'm gonna say go for it. Yeah, because he's thirty one,
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So I'm so worried though. He's gonna be like, all right,
I'm in, and he's gonna be like, it's me, it's
your friend. You can't believe you did this, and be like,
yes you can. Your mom's high, and then you can
be like, I can't believe you tried to trap me.
A weirdo. That's what I would say. I say, go
for it. Thirty one year old, forty nine year old,
not crazy, if your friend, you're probably gonna lose a
friend out of this. If it's worth it, go for it. Ray.
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Ray smiles real big, like, oh, he's that pumped I
called on him. Yeah, you got to start with pictures,
experience of it well. That way you make sure it's
her well. And also if you're still interested because she's
forty nine Morgan, I think as long as you're okay
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with losing that friend, you can go for it. I agree,
you're probably gonna lose a friend. That's okay, it's all right,
it's worth the story. It's worth a story. Like, just
think about all the buddies you're gonna be able to tell, dude,
I was hooking up with Jim's Jim's mom, dude, like,
that's so okay. Yeah, and all your future friends are
gonna be like, oh wow, friends really mean a lot
to this guy. If my mom's even halfway decent, he
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might hook up with her. She flirted with him too.
She flirted with him first, Yeah, exactly, and then she
texted her rights. That's all I'm saying. What you say, scriminated,
don't deny a woman her rights. We vote four five
to one. Go for you, okay, Yeah, and keep us posted, please, Amy.
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You're the one that says no. Yes, she's leaning yes.
I used to know. I said keep hey, let us know.
Let us know in like ten years when this is
you me and you're the older woman. Yeah, and my
kid's friends want to date me or I want to
date and you're like I'm the hot mom. You're gonna
be like, no, you're just a mom. Okay, I've nothing
to do with the mom. I'm thinking of the friend. Yeah,
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there you go. There's a good one too. I'm curious
how many of this got her son's friends. Has she
texted this? Dang? But who cares? Still go for it all?
He has no friends because and that's why, poor poor guy,
his mom keeps stealing all his friends. That's the mail bag.
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Close it up, we got your game. That was about cloth. Yeah. Fun.
Let's go over to Amy and get the most fun
facts of the week. Here we go, number five. So
the bird in Twitter's logo, did you know it has
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a name Tweetie? No, its name is Larry as in
Larry Bird. That's because the co founder of Twitter, biz Stone,
grew up in Massachusetts and was a huge Boston Celtics fan.
I did not know that. Yeah. Also, a real underrated
cartoon character is tweety bird. Oh yeah, always the victim,
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dank Sylvester or the cat. I was always trying to
get tweety bird, Morgan. Did you know tweet Bird? I
mean I think I might have watched him when I
was like three. Picture tweety bird in your head? Is
he like a little duck? What bird? Tweety bird? You
don't know tweety bird at all? I mean he looks
yellow in my head, right? Do you think it's a duck?
Like I'm picturing a duck that's yellow. It's like a
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little chick. Uh No, a little yellow flurry is in
a cage. Oh oh? Did he have big eyes? Yeah? Yeah.
You know. Now I'm thinking of the pig. Do you
know Sylvester or the cat? I thought, I thought, oh yeah,
when you say that, not by the name though, we'll
get an old guys. But also that didn't come out
during our lifetime. Yeah, but we watched out all the time.
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All right, let's go number four. So Leonardo da Vinci
had such a love for animals. This is cool. He
would often buy animals that he saw cage up simply
so he could set them free. Oh. I mean, I
imagine that it was a time where there was animals
like walking down there was just in a cage and
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be like, oh, you can buy this animal. And he'd
be like, all right, I'll take it. I'll take that
rhino narrator. Three people were killed that day, Yes, a
number three. Okay, So if you wanted to buy the
parts in an iPhone back in nineteen ninety one, all
of these parts that make up an iPhone would have
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costed you twelve million dollars. Oh wow, isn't that crazy
those parts even invented yet. Yeah, and that's not even
including the camera or the screen. And now the parts
in an iPhone runs about four hundred and ninety dollars.
VCR's cost a thousand bucks and one of my friends
had one. I couldn't believe it. Back in the day,
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he had a VCR. They paid about a thousand bucks
for that thing. Only one in town at one from
of the VCR one from the swimming pool, and they
were I never get out with them and really use
those because I weren't my real friends. They were just
people I knew that I was kind of friends with.
That's something too, like in the last Blockbuster documentary, they
were talking about how they even came up the idea
of renting out the VHS tapes because for people to
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actually own a VHS tape at a certain point in
time was super expensive the tape and then having a
you know. But then once people could have VCRs, it
was like, oh, well, now we can just charge you
like five bucks for a rental because there's no way
people would be afford to be able to afford the VHS,
like Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. You wanted a hundred bucks? Yeah,
but it had two movies on that one though, Honey
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Part two, honeyas Shrunk the Kids, and I think Roger
Rabbit or maybe like a short run. Maybe that was later,
all right? Next number two, So Shaquille O'Neil, he hit
one three pointer in his twenty one year NBA career.
I just thought at some point maybe he had like
more scores from that part of the court, more scores,
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more scores from that part of the court. But his
one three pointer came in the fourth season of his career,
and his career ended with a one for twenty two.
So he shot twenty two three pointers that were missed.
Wait you do the math for me? Is that one
in twenty two? Me and he shot twenty two? He
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made one out of twenty two. There you go, Thank
you for my one four twenty two means one in
twenty two attempts one and twenty three or one and
twenty two means one win twenty two losses. Yes, and
I take it that means because he was more of
like a dunker. Yeah, it's a big guy in the middle.
Number one. Okay, have you ever thought about how when
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you wash money it doesn't disintegrate because if you wash
a piece of paper. Never thought about. And I don't
really wash money accidentally if it's in your pocket. Yes,
So if you pull like say you had a piece
of paper in your pocket, you pull out of the
dryer and it's normally in a bunch of pieces and
you can't even tell what it was. Good point, But
if you leave money in a pocket, it's all fine.
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But yet we call money paper, okay, Like, hey, but
what's the trick here? Why I know I'm about to
tell you, Okay, the paper used to make money in
the United States isn't really paper. It's seventy five percent
cotton and twenty five percent linen and boom. That's why
money doesn't disintegrate in the washing room. Why doesn't a
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shrink and wrinkle? Because everything I have this cotton shrinks,
and all the linen stuff I have wrinkles like crazy,
but it does wrinkle. Think about it, all right, I
did not know that. That's fun fact Friday. Thank you
Fun Friday. The latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number
two thirty second. Skinny get More released a new song
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called Good Life. Blake Shelton released a new song called
Bible Versus, like Bible Versus and not the Bible Verses.
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Bobby Bones and the Raging Idiots have a new collaboration
out today with John Party. The song is called can't
say that in a country song. No, you can't see
that in a country song. No, you can't see that.
No you can't see that. No, you can't see that
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in a country song. You know. And new albums out today,
Justin Moore's album called Straight out of the Country. Eric
Church's second album as part of his three part album project.
This one is called Soul. Jamison Rogers ep called in
It for the Money, I'm Morgan number two. That's your
skinny Hall. It's time for the good News lunchbox something.
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Six years ago, Brian was training to being an iron
Man and he found out he got a hernie us.
So he goes in for surgery and oh no. While
they're doing surgery they find cancer and his adamant and
his lungs all over his body, like, oh, gotta start chemo.
He never gave up on his dream of being in
the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii. He even brought his
own exercise equipment into the hospital when he's doing chemo.
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Six years later, the Leukemia Lymphoma Society has picked him
as a team in training and he's one of six
athletes they are sending to Hawaii in October. He's in
remission and he's gonna mend the Ironman World Championships. That's
just doing that race, period, regardless of all the fight
that he had to go through, like just by itself. Yes,
that is a just so people know. Let me see
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if I remember here, the swim is like two and
a half miles, the bike ride is one hundred miles,
and the run is a full marathon in one race.
And imagine doing that without having to fight cancer. And
this gut fot cancer is now in remission. Is gonna
go do it? Yeah? Six years later he's gonna accomplish
his dream and he's hoping to raise one hundred thousand
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dollars for the Leukemia and Lymphona Society. There you go,
that's a great story. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. So basically the segments
a spin off. You know how friends and they had
Joey for a while that failed, But we're gonna do this.
It's the fun Fact Friday off today. It is our
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champion producer Eddie versus our challenger today, Morgan number two.
You're going down. You hually get five fun facts person
with the most points wins. Hit that song? Fight? All right?
Up first, our champion, Eddie. You have a fact number five?
Number five? Guys, did you know, since we're all American here,
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the average American will eat around thirty five thousand cookies
in their lifetime. That's a lot of cookies. All right, Morgan, Well, Bobby,
you like to play basketball. Did you know that the
US Supreme Court has its own private basketball court and
it has a nickname the highest court in the land.
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One more fun. You have three judges, me Amy and Lunchbox. Lunchbox,
what you got basketball court? Yeah? Morgan, number two, I'm
gonna go. Morgan. Number two kind of awful. I guess
you guys don't like cookies. No, but when you go?
Did you know that seventy four million wings will consume
on a Tuesday last February? Are you serious? I don't
know the day, I don't know. What is that? Crazy? Yeah?
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Who knows? Okay? Number four? All right, Morgan, you won
your next Okay, Well, we like to communicate by talking.
Lobsters have bladders on either side of their heads, so
the way they communicate with each other is by urinating
on each other out of their heads. Yep. If you
out of their heads, that's the more fun. You buried
the headline. All right, lobsters when they talk, all right,
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think that's pretty cool, Eddie. So what do these people
celebrities that you know, have in common. Jeff Bezos, Rachel McAdams,
Fred Durst, Sharon Stone, Jay Leno, Seal and Pink Bones.
Guess m they were all members of Creed. No, they
all worked at McDonald's at one point in their life.
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Jeff worked McDonald's. Isn't that crazy? You probably took an order.
You probably gave Jeff Bez as your order. You didn't
even know it. I don't know that, but still, okay,
Seal Sharon Stone was working there. Dang, that's crazy. That's
a good McDonald's commercial. Thank you. Wow, Okay, most fun
lobster's peean out of the right head or lunchbox man.
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This is a tough one. That beeing out the head
made me laugh. The McDonald's is cool, but I'm going
peeing out the head amy, Yeah, I'm Morgan number two.
All right, I'm gonna go Morgan number two as well.
Can give me a sympathy vote there, Bony, You're just
we're just having fun with you. Alright, that's neat, but
it's fun back Friday. It's not neat back Friday. All right,
all right, here we go number three Morgan. Okay, we
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all use toothbrush and toothpaste. There's a name for the
blob of toothpaste that sits on your toothbrush. Are you
ready for it? Yeah, it's called a nerdle. Okay with
that dramatic Okay, the name is funny to me. And
now I'm going to be able to say that to
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my kids, like, go nerdle up your toothbrush. Well, now
you're making it more fun when you've been kids up, Eddie.
All right, So we've all eaten eggos, right, So eggos
were invented in nineteen fifty three. They were called frozzles.
Did you know that? Because they were frozen waffles, so frozles.
But that didn't stick because the taste testers were like,
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this taste more like eggs. Weird. Let's call it egos.
Mine's still called a nerdle, by the way, So what's
the end of your fun fact that it was called frozle?
They named after eggs? Yeah, waffle, but it was named
after egg Yeah. But you call them eggos now because
this tastes more like goods. If we're just going by
fun frosle the nerdle, I think I like frozle a
is a word. Listen, they're both a pretty um I'm
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gonna go daddy, because I yeah, thank you, I need
a point. I mean, I'm pointing with you. Laughed really
hard at that one, lunch bugs, you know what you
need a go ahead number two, Eddie. Your second fun fact, guys,
blue whales. They're humongous, but they are so big that
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a human our size can swim through their largest veins
and arteries. We can swim through their veins. Can you
imagine swimming through a blue whales veins? That's a big
why you old to think about. Yeah, I know, and
it's kind of fun. Huh. That made me one of
the most fun facts in a long time. We can
literally swim in a vein, yes, of a blue whale.
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That's absolutely amazing. Thank you Morgan. All right, armadillos, you
see one across your street, don't try and shoot it
because their shells are bulletproof. A Texas man found this
out because he shot at an armadillo and it ricocheted
off the armadillo and hit him back. Oh my gosh,
I shot him with a baby gun. Yes, okay, we go.
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That's a good I like that one. Um Amy, I
mean I'll vote for anyone. Yeah, I mean, maybe we'll
see what the last one. Vote with your heart here,
vote with my heart. Okay, you really really want to
shoot an armadillo? No, I didn't know they're shooting an
armadillo was more fun to you than then, the bulletproof
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part than swimming in a wains as whale's vein. As
someone who also delivers fun facts, the fun fact is
more so that the armadillo shell is Bulletproof's like, I
had no idea, not that, not that I want to
shoot whale's vein. Yeah, you're swimming It isn't the whale's
throat so narrow? Maybe humans can't even get through the throat.
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I'm going you, lunchbox, it's not even close. It's the vein.
All right, We're going down to the final fun fact
for the championship. Here we go. Number one. Oh guys,
you're gonna love this. The average fart travels at the
speed of seven miles per hour. That's fast. That's fun.
Come on you, let's not a very feel like I
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just lost the guys. Okay, high heels were actually made
for men. When high heels shoes first came into fashion
in the tenth century, they were intended for men, and
it wasn't even until the eighteenth century women started wearing them.
All right, fun fact off, Amy Morgan. See this is
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give it to Eddie. Yeah, the fart travel seven miles
an hour. Ye did you know that, Amy? I did not.
I also didn't know high heels were in It comes
down to my vote. Come on, bones fart right. Here's
the thing. I don't give it. I don't care about
high heels. I don't care that much about farts either,
but think about it, which minded a smile more at
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I gotta go Eddie. Yeah he's next week he'll be
facing Raymundo and fun Fact Dog. All right, play Eddie song. Congratulations,
there is I feel good? Oh so good? Oh all right.
I got a voicemail last night. Here we go play
(23:18):
this for me. Hey Poppy, Hey studio. I just wanted
you to know I got your second book and decided
to give it on audible because they drive a lot.
It's so glad that you read your book on Audible.
Great to hear from you and have the added little
percas in there of it being read by you. Have
a great day. Thanks. My second book is called Fail
Until You Don't. Amy is also on that she came
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into the studio for a day. Remember that. Yeah, I
put on some long hours recording my part. Actually it
took like less than five minutes, and I thought it
was going to take me longer. And it was at
that recording that I learned that one part of the
book that I thought I had written for or submitted
got cut. Yeah, I mean it was like, wait, what
is the rest of row? I was like, well, no,
you got the editing process. But yeah, that's up up
on audible if you want to hear Fail Until You Don't.
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Amy's pile of stories. So TikTok put out the best
way to make bacon, and I have never heard of this,
and we like bacon in my household pretty much. What
you have to do is twist it before you put
it in the oven, Like take each in and twist
it to make it the shape of like a corkscrew,
and then you put it in the oven. At three
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seventy five for thirty to thirty five minutes and enjoy.
And it's like this perfect combination of crispy and chewy.
So you leave it, leave it twisted, you put it
on the tray, you corkscrew it, put it on the tray,
pop it in the oven, and apparently it's the best
bacon ever. It's called the bacon twist. Does it taste different?
Why is it? I don't under because I think we're
a twists. Like in the inside of the twisty part,
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it stays chewy and then the outside gets crispy. That's it.
That's the key. Too crispy, sometimes too chewy. I agree, well,
they say, and you know TikTok knows. They know bet
all right, And so rap music and strong coffee make
you a better driver. So basically this just gives us
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permission to make some coffee in the mornings when we're
taking the kids in school or going to work and
throw on some Tupac or something. My favorite tiktoks or
the videos where like a mom's driving to school, she's
like me when I drive into the school line and
it's her playing Michael Boublet You're just too good too,
or like praising worship music. And then she and then
as soon as she drops the kid off, she pulls
her hair down. And then it's like, do you mama?
(25:33):
All right? And and Laura Elena is gonna be in
a movie. She put out there that she's been spending
time in Canada filming. She can't say much about it,
but it looks like she'll be hitting the big screen
in some way, shape or form, whether that's like a
movie that's in theater or maybe Lifetime or something like that.
I like Hallmarky, That's what I would bet. Because Chuck
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Wicks just finished one of those two. They were looking
for people. They reached out to me, like, hey, can
you come and do a part in a movie? And
I can't go away. I can't leave this show for
three four weeks. Oh can't you do it from there?
I don't know. I mean, figure it out. You have
a chance to be in a Hallmark movie. It just
wasn't worth it to me. I was shooting breaking Bobby Bones.
It doesn't pay much. Oh, I don't want to get
(26:16):
away from this show. Who cares about the pay? You
be the Hallmark movie. I don't know what her situation is.
I'm just talking about mine. Yeah, yes, so she's up
there doing it. So just if you're an a Lord
Alina fan, you have that to look forward to. Really
one of the more underrated artists. She's got a beautiful
can seeing, just funny, just all of it right. Just
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they just haven't quite found exactly what to do with
her yet, but it's so talented. All right, Amy, I'm Amy.
That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. Kid's
time for the good news. So it's not easy to
find a kidney donor. Oftentimes we see people like holding
up signs like while people are driving, you know, my
(26:58):
wife needs a kind hdney or they use a billboard. Well,
one girl who has stage four kidney disease and on dialysis,
she's like, man, I really need to cast a bigger net,
Like where can I go to maybe find a donor.
So she decided to use TikTok, and she dressed up
as a unicorn, put on a rainbow two two, and
did like a little dance and plea online to find
(27:20):
a donor. Now in Gulf Shores, Alabama, this woman named
Sparky had just downloaded TikTok like a few days before
and then she came across Sammy's video and she said
she just felt like, yeah, I think I can do this.
So I'm going to see if I'm a match. And
here's Sammy and Sparky talking about it. I put on
a ridiculous two two and unicorn wig that had like
(27:44):
rainbow hair, and I started dancing around and telling people, Hey,
I need a kidney donor. I need oh positive blood match.
You know, call this number if you're interested. And that's
the one that Sparky saw. I knew that you can
live with one kidney, and so I'm like, well, I
can help. It just sounded right. It was just, oh,
she needs a kidney. I can do this. It was
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just the right thing to do. That's crazy, totally crazy.
And she was brand new to TikTok. She's like, this
app's crazy. Here, I am now donating a kidney. That's
a new app. You download it and you give away
a kidneys one. All right, that's a good story. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Hope you guys check out Opry Live on Saturday Night.
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It's a good one. It is Luke Combs and Nico
Moon and George Thoroughgood. Wow. So we showed it on
our Facebook page. You can go to the Bobby Bone
Show Facebook page. It is Saturday Night. Hope you guys
watch it. It's also on Peacock Network. You can find
the Opera channel up on the Peacock Network. And this
(28:46):
is Oprey Live. It's called Circle Network. It's called Opery Live.
On Saturday Night, I hosted Um, okay, let's go over
to Amy and get in the morning Corny, Morning Corny.
What do you call a can opener that's broken? What
do you call it? Can't open her? That's broken? Can't
open her? Can't open her? That's pretty funny. That was
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the Morning Corny. A woman found a note in her
backyard threatening to poison her dog if that dog did
not stop barking so much. Weird. That's when you need
to camera back there to see who it is. There
was a strange bone next to that note that she
thinks either was poisoned or was put there to show, Hey,
look look what I can put in your backyard. Dang,
(29:31):
I just saw a TV show where that was the
way they were like trying to scare the neighbors by
doing a poison bone weird. You saw that on a
TV show. Yeah, some TV show called get Out or
something on an Amazon Prime and that was like one
way scripted now the scripted show. A pet owner found
a horrifying note next to a quote poison bone left
for a puppy because the puppy barks too much. Sherry
(29:51):
sixty six rushed her dog Joline to the vet after
scovering the strange bone in her backyard. She said, about
six ams. She went out with the dog, took her
for a walk and she was like, came back and
the dog was like, there's a bone there. She will
hold on. She didn't put the bone out there, and
so she goes and sees the letter. I bet you
that this bone wasn't poison but the next one was
going to just to kind of a little bit, did
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just show look, I can put this in your backyard.
You have no idea. That's crazy. The note exactly, it
says this exactly your dog is to be poisoned too
much barking. Sorry, but no choice, your fault. The pup
was forced to stay for the day in the animal
hospital to be monitored. Seven News said they had attended
the scene. We're investigating they took the letter away for
DNA testing. They won't find out by the letter or
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the bone. I feel I think that person's probably covered
their tracks there. But how creepy is that? It's very
How do you get your dog to be quiet? Like?
That's tough, Like, how do you get your dog to
stop barking? Well? With us? We asked them nicely, please,
and they didn't listen. We have a big yard, so
through the barking, we got through it just being lucky.
But when at an apartment and that was the issue
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that was tough, and people filed complaints on us all
the time. When I have my old dog in Austin
any morning conversation with Justin Moore, Hey, this is straight
out of the country album that just came out. Is
this a playoff straight out of Compton, straight out of everything?
Or is it just? Is it? No? You know, it's funny.
Somebody asked me that. The buddy of mine asked me
that the other day, and I hadn't even thought about
(31:16):
that until he had asked me. But that's a good idea.
But no, it didn't come from that. It was just
an out of outta where. I was like, I wonder
if this is what that is. But okay, good to know.
But Justine has got a new record out today. You
guys check it out. Is it eight eight tracks? Is
that what it is? It's eight new tracks? Yeah, a
(31:39):
nine total with we didn't have much being an acoustic
track as well as the full track that you guys
have a radio and just uh, you know, in this
world where we're trying to just give folks different stuff,
different content in so many different ways, that song to
me kind of lent itself to a more simple track,
(32:03):
not that the original is super involved, but I don't know.
It just showcased the lyrics and we thought, hey, this
would be cool to do something a little different. Let's
talk about live music for a second, because you're back
on the road May twenty nine. It looks like Colorado Springs. Man.
How excited you to go to work again? So excited? Man?
Obviously it's you know, there's been so many difficulties on
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so many people throughout this past thirteen fourteen, fifteen months,
whatever it's been, and and certainly you know a lot
more serious things than not getting to go play live music.
But that being said, you know, feel so blessed to
have the opportunity to get back out there, and we
don't really know in what capacity it's gonna be, but
(32:50):
in any capacity, we're looking forward to it. And I think,
you know, one of the lessons that I've learned, out
of many that I have learned throughout this whole thing,
is not to take this for granted. You know, we
all we all thought this was, you know, recession proof.
What we all get a chance to do, go up
on stage and play live music, and certainly that's been
(33:12):
proven otherwise. And so you know, those those long runs
where we get a little crispy and go gy lee, Man,
I just need to get home for a couple of
days and maybe we just ain't feeling this show tonight
or whatever. There'll be a lot less of that, and
we'll never take it for granted again, that's for sure.
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Justin Moore is on with us. He's got a new
record out today called straight out of the Country. Um,
I was looking back at you know, your history. Your
first radio single came out in two thousand and eight,
back that thing Up was co written by Randy Hawser.
Do you ever play that live? Or if you have,
you just kind of stopped on that one Yeah, that
one's Houser's fought. Um. I like to blame that one
on him. Um. You know, we hadn't played that in
(33:55):
a long time, Bobby, Um. You know that was the
I think that might have been the only single we
hadn't gotten in the top thirty in our career, and so,
you know, I think some people would remember it, and
I think it kind of did its job. It kind
of it got us some attention early on in our career,
(34:18):
which everybody's trying to get and cut through the noise,
so to speak. And I think it kind of opened
people up to my personality. I don't take myself too serious, etc.
But it just wasn't a huge radio hit. I think
it went to thirty eight and went went back down
and hurry, and so we hadn't played it in a while,
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and unfortunately, thanks to you guys at country radio, you know,
we're at the point where we have to cut hits
out of the show, which is just something that is
just mind blowing to me. And you know, we signed
a record deal fourteen years ago, and the fact that
we've continued this journey for this long is a huge blessing.
(35:00):
And I guess if we had to throw something else
in there. We could throw that one in there, but
I don't know. We just haven't in a while. If
someone holds up a sign that says play back that
thing up, does your band know it? You could just
launch into it or you just ignore the sign. I
don't know, man, to be honest with Yeah, And when
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we played our first show, you know, after this long draught,
I didn't know if we'd know a damn thing to
be be quite honest with it. So I've been impressed
it we've known anything, but that one would be a
chore probably to remember your next song after that went
number one? How different was it feeling when small Town
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USA hit? Did it fly up the charts or did
it also take a while? No? No, it took almost
a year. I think at the time that it hit
number one. It was a record at the time. It
was broken a couple of times after that for how
long it took. And you know, those are a lot
of sleepless nights because back then, you know, it was
(36:03):
a whole different ball game if you have if you
have a couple of misses on singles in a row,
you lost your record deal. Um. Nowadays, you know, labels
tend to stick with you even for a couple of
two or three albums. But back then, you got a
single or two and if you didn't one of them
didn't pop, it was over. And so I was I
(36:24):
was thinking, well, if this one don't work, we're in
We're in major trouble then. Uh. And fortunately for us,
it did it. Like you said, it took a whole
long time. But um, you know the fact that it
rung the bell for us, regardless of how long it took,
you know, set us on this path for sure. I
see you have a guitar of there beside you. Is
(36:45):
that thing tuned up? Yeah, well it was when I
tuned it while ago. Let's see, I'm just gonna have
justin grab a guitar. See if you're ever in a
shot with me and I see a guitar, I'm gonna
have you grab it if I want to go, Like,
do you still know like a little bit a small
town in US said, give me a little just a
little nugget of a small town. US said, I know it.
I know a little bit of it. Yeah. A lot
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of people called it prison. Now I was growing up.
These are my roots and this is what I love
because everybody owns me, I know them, and I believe
that's the way we were supposed to live. Wooden Trade
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one saying gooding, small town USA. Give me a Saturday
night and my baby by my side, a little Hank
Junior and a six pack a lot no dirt road now,
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be just fine, give me a sunny more morning massful
of grace, a simple laughing out be Okay, here's my
old town us. Justin Mooreay, So Justin, if you're somewhere
(38:28):
and there's a guitar, people ever just like look at
you and go like, come on, man, just gorab that.
Come on, Justin, just gorab that guitar and plays couple
about everybody but my Why she goes, do not grab
that guitar because she knows I won't. She can't get
it out of my hands. The Friday Morning Conversation with
Justin Moore Jess. We were talking on the show recently
(38:50):
about this dad and he had a wedding fund for
his daughter and then she decided to elope. So he's
just like, I'm gonna spend the money on me and
go go have a vacation. Since you don't want the
money for a wedding. Are you working on any side
of it's sort of fun for your kids? You know,
you have some girls. I got a whole bunch of kids.
Uh so yeah, we we started all their college funds.
(39:11):
You know, my oldest is eleven and my youngest is three,
so they all have college funds. Started wedding. I'll give
you my my experience. My wife's parents, who paid for
our weddings, said we'll either give you X amount of
money to start off, and you guys, can you know,
(39:32):
just do some quick something and then you'll be kind
of set up for a little while. At the time,
we didn't have a pot to pee in, you know.
And and of course we did this whole huge wedding,
and right after the wedding, we go, man, what would
be nice to have twenty thousand dollars to our name
when we have two hundred now or whatever the amount was.
(39:57):
So think about that long and hard if that's an offer.
But I've never heard of the dad of the bride
um saying you I'll either pay for this or give
you this, or I'm using it. That's a that's a
new one. Well, good to see you. I hope everybody
checks it out straight out of the country from Justin Moore.
You know what's gonna be good if you love country music,
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that's you, guys. Justin good to talk to you, and
hopefully I'll see in real life real soon. Likewise, buddy,
whoop pick the easy Trivia tiara has been ordered. It
will go to the first person to get five wins
right now. Eddie's got two wins. Morgan number two, he's
got two wins. Amy and Lunchbox one win each. Yeah, boy,
easy trivia. These are all elementary level questions. They get
a little harder as we go. Play along in your car.
(40:39):
See how good you do? Don't forget the sound you're
trying to avoid. Is this right here? You've been booed.
I gotta push you out. That's me boning you. You
gotta go, You gotta go first round. Nobody goes home. Amy,
you're up first. Who is the current US President? Joe Biden?
That is correct, Lunchbock. Where's the White House located? Washington,
(41:02):
d C? That's correct? Eddie. One day is Independence Day?
That is July fourth? Nice and Morgan? What president was
known for his beard and top hat? Oh uh? Thomas Jefferson?
What right now where it's Abraham Lincoln, not check her id. Okay,
(41:26):
you don't go nobody goes home. No, you're lucky on
that one. Wow. All right, if you make it through
this round, I'm gonna ask you tell me little something
about yourself. Tell me your name, where you're from, You
can a little fact about yourself. Amy, you're up first.
If you missed as you could go home. Okay, well
not home home, cause you're missing on purpose. But yes,
well we're Jack and Jill going up the hill to
fetch a pail of water. That is correct. Tell us
(41:49):
a little about yourself. Hi, my name is Amy, and
I'm currently really into puzzles, birds, coffee and sleep. There
she is? Ain't everybody? Welcome to the show. Welcome to
the show. Lunchbox yep in the nursery rhyme, Jack be nimble?
What did Jack jump over? Candlestick? That's correct? About yourself?
(42:10):
Where are you from? What up? I'm thirty nine years old.
I'm a leo. I like long walks on the beach.
I grew up in Austin, Texas, and I was born
with a disability where I cannot touch my shoulders and
if you rotate your arms, your palms, face the sky.
I can't do that, so when people give me change
falls on the ground all the time. Eddie. Yeah, let's go.
What's the name of my first book? It's called Bare Bones.
(42:36):
Hey everyone, I'm Eddie and you know I'm forty two
years old. I have dad of four I'm from McAllen, Texas,
and I love to fish. A lot of people don't
know about me, but I love to spend time on
the water fishing. There he is, Morgan. What does the
E an email stand for? An email? What? Oh? Oh yeah? Email?
(43:00):
Um and mess It's a message, email and an extra
an extra message, A five seconds extra. I don't know
extra mail. I have no idea you've been The answer
(43:25):
is electronic. Yeah, oh yeah, that wasn't there. That's a
quick one. So we don't get no anything about you. Sorry,
And she got none right today? She got none right?
I failed. Amy back over to you. What did the
Right Brothers successfully invent? Airplane? That's correct? Lunch box easy trivia?
(43:45):
What Buck series introduces the character Dumbledore dumble Door. That
it's a series, it has to be Harry Potter. Sounds
like a dorky name. I'll go Harry Potter, Correct, Eddie,
what ocean to California and swim in? Oh? That's the
(44:06):
Pacific Bones? That is correct? Amy? What's the link around
a circle called the circumference? Correct? Good? Good? Once you
guys know that one? Yes? I thought was pie Noah
three point one two? I don't know what that means? Back?
What's the square rood of forty nine? Lunchbox seven? No way,
(44:31):
I would have gotten that. I don't even know what
a square root is? Ed would have gotten that. Cheez, Hey, Eddie.
What's the national sport of Canada? Oh? Canada? Hey? Hockey? Correct? Amy? Easy? Trivia?
Next round? What continent of Spain in? That would be
(44:53):
your correct? Lunchbox? And what city did jazz music start? Oz?
My favorite city, New Orleans. That's correct. You've never said
good one. He didn't. And also the Utah Jazz moved
from New Orleans. They weren't. That's why it's so funny
that they're called the jazz still, Eddie. What star is
closest to the sun? Crap? Oh? The star? What stars
(45:15):
closest to earth? The sun? Correct? Wait? Huh oh? Wait? What? Okay? Wait? What? Nothing?
Accidentally gave the answer? Place sake did the other day
and Williford right, so he still gets it. Yeah, it
happens to the best ones. Oh wow, okay, hey, Amy,
the US moon landing took place in what decade? Nineteen
sixty nine decade, so this is the sixties. Correct your job?
(45:38):
You knew that sixty nine though, nice lunchbox. Bikini bottom
is the home of what cartoon character? What bkini bottom
is the home of what cartoon character? Bkini bottom is
a cartoon character? Uh, SpongeBob wears a swimsuit, but I
(46:00):
don't think it's bacon bikini. We'll go Patrick. I don't
think you heard the question. You did, Well, that's it's
the cartoon. It's the home bikini. But you said I'll
give it to him. Okay, yeah, passing these out like candy.
Oh maybe I didn't understand the question. Then you didn't.
(46:21):
I missed a few weeks, so now I'm way behind.
What is the only flying animal mammal? Eddie, what's the
only flying mammal? Flying mammal? Yeah, it'll be a bird. Incorrect,
what's a mammal? That's a bird? It's a bat. A
bird's not a mammal, Syro. A bat's a mammal. A
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bird is not. And if you see in your neighborhood
lunch box, you guys can tie this up, Amy, Johnny
Knoxbell got to start on what TV show? Jackass? Correct?
Can we say that, lunch box? What's it called when
there are no more of one kind of animal left
on earth? Oh? That means they're extinct? Correct? Who? Amy?
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What's the fastest muscle in the body? What? Now? It
gets hard? The fastest muscle, the fastest muscle. I don't
even know what that means, like in the fastest muscle
in the body in the leg. Incorrect, it's hard, it's
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in the eye yet done for the wind? Let her
me bone? Here we go, lunchbox. Yes, where is the
uvela located? H uvela? Man? That sounds don't be dirty? Oh? Man?
(47:44):
Is that in there? I need an answer the You
give me easy trivia? For the wind? Where is the
ula located? I hope you're not sand bagging right now?
I'm gonna say ere the answer is the throat. Yes,
I'm not boned. That's correct. Speed round five questions. Here
(48:06):
we go, buzzing with your name is the answer? At
what age did Amy Winehouse Janis chop A twenty seven. Correct.
They all died at age twenty seven. Amy one point
Question number two, What material are where? Wolves repelled by?
What material? Lunchbox? Lunchbox? Cotton? Incorrect? I don't understand. Yes,
(48:28):
they don't like cotton. What material are where? Wolves repelled
by garlic? Incorrect? The answer would have been, I know
it's not over silver. Yeah, okay? Which planet is closest
to Earth? Lunch box lunchbox mercury. I have no idea.
(48:48):
I don't know anything about the solar system. Incorrect? My
very did they go in order? My very energetic? They
go in order? Very more? Venus? Venus is correct? These two.
I understand that how many? How many white stripes are
(49:12):
on the American thirteen? There aren't white stripes? Stripes? How
many white stripes are on the American plays? Well? This
is hard because thirteen is an odd number, and there's
thirteen stripes, so how many of them are white? You're
(49:33):
gonna win anyway, so just guess? Okay, huh canniby six
and a half okay? Incorrect? Incorrect? Which internal Oregon has
four chambers? Correct? It ends up Amy, you are the winner.
You won the easy trivia. Nice jobs. I needed that.
(49:54):
You didn't need debts. No, I needed it more. Amy
now has two wins. Nice job. I don't know what
just happened. Here, it's time for the good news. A
pair of New Jersey police officer saved the day for
a family when their baby was born unexpectedly in their
home bathroom. Sasha Jackson started feeling cramps around two thirty
(50:15):
in the morning. Her husband grabbed the bag started packing
for the hospital, but obviously their newborn had other plans.
Baby Nico made his arrival quickly and all before help arrived.
The mom delivered his head herself, and thankfully the dad
got in the room. The dad didn't even have time
to get in the room before the head came out,
and the dad got in there for the rest and
the police officers Mike Mueller and robbed cangiosely showed up
(50:36):
just in time. They take took the baby. Because the
baby was blue still at that time, they got to
work with a bulb syringe, got him breathing. They tied
off his in biblical cord with a shoelace. They got
her to the hospital. Everybody's good. Here's the clip at
the officer talking about what happened. Baby was actually still
blue at the time. Asked my partner for a bulb syringe,
did a quick suction out of there. Short time later,
(50:57):
he gave us a little squeak and color started coming
to his body. Crazy. They did that, all of them,
I mean, the mom, the dad, the coughs, they all
did that. Crazy story. Good for them, That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Let me
play a few voicemails real quick. This is voicemail number
one from last night. Here you go. I used to
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laugh at Amy and Lunchboxes dislike for each other. Men.
Lunchboxes real hard on Amy for a long time. Now
I'm sitting here listening to family feud. You guys are playing,
and Amy and Lunchbox are just right pepping each other up. Hey,
tho was a great answer, And it's all for their
common dislike of Eddie winning everything funny. You're yeah, the
(51:43):
enemy of your enemy is your friends. Yeah, that's true.
Appreciate that. Let's do one more. This is Emily from Iowa.
I have listened to the podcast, so good to hear
Amies voice again. May I miss that girl? He just
brings so much light and enjoy to the show. Great
to have you. I agree with I agree with this,
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all right, let's do the news. Come on Bobby's story.
When you're gonna have a gender reveal, I think there
are three questions you should ask yourself. One is their
fire involved? If there is, don't have it. Change the
way you're gonna reveal, right, like some sort of like
Piro situation. Could it explode? Okay, if so, don't have it,
(52:24):
change it up? And three could it crash? Those are
the three questions we should I like gender reveals. Put
it in a cake, put it in a basketball, keep
it safe. But here the questions again, let's walk over
them together as a group. One is there fire involved
in any way? If there is, what do we do?
Don't do it? Don't do it right. Number two is
(52:45):
could it explode? And if there is, don't do it
cancel it right, and then weber Three is what can
it crash? And if it does, don't do it. A
massive explosion that rocked a number of New Hampshire towns
this week was due to a gender reveal party. The
Kingston Police Department confirmed the incident, which unfolded seven pm
on Tuesday large explosion. The explosion was caused by approximately
(53:08):
eighty pounds of tannerite and over the counter explosive. Here's
a clip from the new story that ran New seven Boston.
This big blast rocking New Hampshire Community Police say what
they heard, that huge blast that could be heard for
miles and miles was all part of a part of
a gender reveal event. The blast left people who live
(53:29):
in the area shocked, though. Kimberly Police say the explosive
is legal, but what happened next is under investigation and
charges are likely. Oh my gosh, it's like a war
what but likely nobody died, but still they're going to
get in trouble. Yeah, quickly, what are the three things? Oh,
if it catches fire, don't do it, or if it can,
(53:51):
if it can explode, don't do it. And if you
can crash. Oh yeah, that's right, all right. Next up, Well,
I'm like, what has anyone ever crashed airplane the gender
reveal where they did? It's a boy, They crashed the
plane and died. What, well, you were gone an actual airplane. Yeah,
they flew a small plane over the ocean. They did
a gender reveal. What it crashed into the ocean and
(54:11):
people watched it. Well, we're what were the how is
the reveal? Like? What were they gonna do? Drop like
blue from the sky or pink like spread powder out? Yeah?
Powder what everybody watched it? They were like, oh yeah,
oh yeah. I had no idea. That's why I was
probably confused by what what could crash? Who would possibly
do something like that? I think like a drone? Okay?
(54:31):
Even that? Okay, Okay, more news hit it Ramondo Bobby's story.
A former Oklahoma resident is now facing felony embezzelment charges
were not returning a VHS tape rented in Norman more
than two decades ago. Online documents show Karen McBride is
(54:51):
a wanted woman for never returning Sabrina the Teenage Witch
on VHS in nineteen ninety nine. The first thing she
told me was felling embezzelment, So I thought she was
gonna have a heart attack. McBride said she first learned
about the charges when trying to change her name on
her license after getting married in Texas. She was charged
because of Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Wow, So on tape?
(55:12):
Are the charges drops? Don't it? Doesn't say, so you
think you ever kept a Blockbuster? No? No, no, no, no, never.
Like I feel like I have a box in my
attic of VHS tapes. I feel like there's one in
there that has a big kind rewind sticker on it.
I'm so scared of the law, and to me, Blockbuster
was a law of the law. I just don't break
rules really unless it comes to like this job. And
(55:33):
I know I was gonna say I can't go to job.
Almost did once cut two times. You know, I've been
a rule follower except for when it comes to my career.
So I'm not trying to get any in trouble. One
final story. Do you know Shock G is? No, I don't.
Shock G is the lead rapper of Digital Underground. Here
is a clip of the Humpty Dance. He died at
(56:02):
fifty seven years old. So is this Shock G the
one rapping right there? Humpty? I thought that was Humpty? No, no,
it's a Humpty dance. I had up. I thought his
name was Humpty, but that's Shocked G. Didn't know that
his name is Shocked G. Wow. Fun fact. Tupac auditioned
to be on the road crew, got on then started
(56:22):
doing background dancing for a Humpty for Digital Hunt Underground,
then Tupac's first album, which did relatively well. They did
two songs with him, helped him with his first single,
I Get Around Um. So there was the whole I
didn't know that he died at fifty seven years old.
I have performed that song so many times to karaoke
and ear. Yeah. We used to do the Humpty dance.
(56:44):
Stop what you're doing because I'm about the room. You know,
ever in the style that you're used to look funny
but you are making money rest in peace? Is that
the one you would do with Andy Roddick. Yes, that
was our day. We both knew all the words. And
so they're like, you guys, get up and do something.
What do you wanna do? Man? I don't know. Well,
we know Humpty dance? Yeah, but it's church. Who cares?
Let's go all right, that's the news. Thank you. Bobby's
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b story on the phone right now in Illinois is Christina.
Hello Christina, good morning, Welcome to the Bobby Bones Show. Hi,
good morning morning for you. Morning. So my question is
regarding your nat Gio show and whether Breaking Bobby Bones
(57:26):
was going to be first or air first, or if
your episode with their Girls and Caitlyn was going to
air first. The episode with Caitlyn and I doing Bear
Girls is May seventeenth on Natgio and on that episode
they'll show the first part of Breaking Bobby Bones. But
the real Breaking Bobby Bones debuts. I'm May thirty first,
which is Mooral Day, So Bear Girls May seventeenth, which
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that's quick. I feel like seventeenth. It's been ten years
in the making. We're doing the show for a year. Yeah. Um,
May seventeenth, Bear Girls with Caitlyn and I, and then
May thirty first, my show Breaking Bobby Bones, which I
am praying with all of my heart and soul that
you guys will watch because if this fails, I'm quitting everything.
I'm out, no more, no more anything. So um, just
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praying you guys will watch it. But that's what's up. Christina.
May seventeenth, May thirty first, put in your phones, screenshot
you putting it in your phone calendar and tag me
on Instagram story and who knows it. May I may
give a couple people a couple of treats. Yeah, yeah,
there you go. All right, Christina, thank you, have a
good day. Good Bye, Bye Bye five. Bands that get
hate they don't deserve. Here you go number five Maroon five.
(58:31):
Now that happens all the time. This is their new song,
beautiful Mistakes. They've had hits for the past two decades.
They started as rock band. Now they just chase pop songs.
That's fine, though, that's up to them. They're still extremely relevant.
Even though Adam Levine's like ninety three, I think he's
like forty three or so. I'm just kidding. Cold Play.
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I can't believe Play gets hate. I think they got
so big. The cool thing is to be counterculture. You're like,
everybody loves cop I don't like cold Play. They've sold
over one hundred million albums. Back in twenty seventeen, they
made five hundred and thirty seven million dollars on a
single tour. I think all guys hate on them. No girls,
girls love cold Play. I love cold Play, I know,
but the haters are definitely guys. Imagine dragons. They've won Grammys,
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they're so good. They've sold twenty million albums. They get
way too much hate. You see the guy and you're like, well,
that's not a guy like to hang out with, because
he's like a gym guy. He looks like the guy
who spends all the time, who gars with cut off shorts. Yeah,
who gars? You didn't make it not like their music
at number two, Creed the I mean I get. I
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think it's most guys probably hating on all of these bands.
I feel like girls like them all. I love Creed. Yeah,
I think Creed still great too. You love Creed? They were?
I mean, I don't. I don't hate on it. I
think I would have a good time if I went
to a concert. It's funny when hate is such a
strong word. I think loves a strong word too, to
love Creed Love. Come on, Scott Staff, I know you're
(59:58):
in town, Come do the show. Scots. They're one of
a top ten selling artists in the two thousands, So
Creed rocks. It's a weird time and the number one
band that gets hate they do not deserve. Yeah, they're
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the most played artists of the two thousands period. Straight up.
My opinion is people just hate because they got so popular,
and the cool thing to do is be against what's
super popular. So I was like, oh, I hate I
hate Creed, Righte Nickelback, you don't hate them if they
wouldn't have blown up, You wouldn't have hated him. You
just been like, oh, it's not for we would have
known them. I do have honorable mentions up here. Oh
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there's more good yeah, smash Mouth, Oh yeah, why are
you hating all these people? Exactly? They'd all star walking
on the Sun and the Sun was a jam. They
did the Shrek songs and yeah, did a great cover
of I'm Gonna Believe Her. Another one, the Red Hot
Chili Peppers. Oh, stop that. If you hate chili peppers,
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you just didn't get it. You weren't around at that time.
Love love the Chili Peppers is so good. Nothing to
hate about them. And then finally, if one more person
hates on Counting Crows, I'm probably gonna go, what does
that the world? I'm a freak out. There's no US.
It's Counting Crows and Hooty and the Blowfish. Everyone's like,
oh yeah, the nineties, man, don't I'll cut you. There
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were a lot of hoodie sayers, Yeah say that to me,
I will cut you. I love hoodie, I love Counting Crows.
So turn this up right here, this is Jane. You
just didn't You just didn't get it. I play it.
We have a jew box in the house and sometimes
when I turned that jew box on, I will put
on Counting Crows first record. Oh man, and it just
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if you don't know them, it just sounds like whining. Yeah,
I mean it does whine a lot. It's like, why
is this guy whining over guitar? That's what my wife
always that too. It's like I love him, but man,
he winds a love him. I feel like I want
to go after works, get my car and listen to
Counting Crows. That'll take me back when I was just
starting to drive. Yeah, thank you back. Hey. Speaking of
taking you back, let's do a little flashback Friday here, Um,
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just go back, think about the time. The year is
gonna be nineteen eighty seven. Hit that RAYMONDO if you
don't mind flashback Friday. The biggest country song on this
day Randy Travis Forever and Ever Amen eighty seven You
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were hold six. I don't know twenty it's probably what nine? Yeah?
I seven? Eight? Yeah? I mean, and I remember this
song sinca. My grandmother loved Randy Travis. The biggest pop
song is you two with or without you all? Come on,
You're a big YouTube fan. Oh yeah, it's off the
(01:02:57):
Josh Mtree record. Such a good record and the biggest
pop culture The Simpsons premiered is a cartoon short between
skits on the Tracy Allman Show. The Simpsons is now
the longest running scripted TV series in US history on
season thirty two. Wow, So it wasn't even a show.
Is just a little short thing came out? Short thing? Wow,
that was on this day in nineteen eighty seven, for sure,
ninety seven. I still pee in the bed. That's all
(01:03:17):
about eight. Well, some kids do it to way doing that,
so it's fine. I did it once at a like
a birthday sleepover party, and I knew what happened, nobody
else knew, and I said, hey, I need to go home,
and I didn't tell anybody and I left and they
discovered it after I left and I didn't, and they
wouldn't be my friends anymore. That's Pepe Bobby, Sorry, man,
(01:03:38):
here's all right. I hate that. It's terrible trauma. A
lot bited kid trauma in there from that one. That's
a little flashback Friday. If you guys want to hit
us up, you can eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby,
don't forget. Alan Jackson will be on the show Monday.
We're very excited about that show down story up to day.
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This story comes to us from Long Island, New York.
A forty year old man wasn't feeling too well, goes
the little hospital, gets checked out and everything's okay. He
goes home. He's like, oh, no, I lest some stuff
at the hospital. He calls, hey, I left some personal
property there. Can you look in my room I was in.
They found it. There was two bags of Cocaine's Oh
my goodness, you just don't you have to just go
(01:04:23):
up there and go ahead. I need to get in
here and get something. Yeah, So they found it. They
called police, and when he went to go pick it up,
police were waiting. Dang, if you wouldn't mind going to
get my cocaine, that would be a great leave it
out front under my name, here's my name and address,
or send it over to the house. Dang, that's crazy.
I'm lunchboxed out your bone head. Story of the day.
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Ramundo says that he cannot go to Mike D's wedding.
Why no in June. Basically, the location it's difficult, it's
between I mean two major cities, but it's a rental
car situation. It's in a city without hotels. That's one
of the obstacles. The other one is I feel like
we're kind of almost like the Presidential task Force. You
don't send everybody in the cabinet to the exact same location.
(01:05:08):
Somebody's got to stay back at the mother's ship if
there was bad weather. This that anything hurdles. First of all,
I'm just saying in Austin, and there's hotels in Austin. Oh,
in the city of the wedding. I've stayed there at
a wedding. There's plenty of hotels, there's cabins, there's plenty
of places to stay. So he's dodging out on that one.
That's kind of rude. And then secondly, I would understand
(01:05:30):
if someone needed to be here if it was on
a show day, like what we're gonna work from Austin?
Is your show? Is your wedding on a Wednesday Saturday? Oh?
Do you just do you just not want to go?
I would love to go back to Austin. I haven't
been there in years. But me and my wife, I said,
I think you'd be a generous thing for me to
stand back. I've heard other people behind the scenes are going.
I believe a lot of the show is why not
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I hang back. I can handle some stuff so that
we don't all think that we're all there and we're
kind of screwed if stuff goes haywire show? Why what
are what? What? I don't understand what you're like, It's
a Saturday, and if all flights shut down, we're not
able to fly. We have a studio there we can
work out. Okay. Does he mean this is me going
my brain going way out there? But does he mean
if we all are on the same flight and the
(01:06:11):
plane goes down, he needs to be able to show
live on like it's now the Ray Show. Okay? Is
that what you mean? I mean, just don't want to
go No, no, no no. I can give you a real
life example. We all went out to Vegas. It was
one of the few trips I went on, and I said, man,
that's kind of crazy. What if something happens, Oh, come
to find out Sunday there's delayed flights, my wife sends
up in San Diego. That was a three month fight
(01:06:32):
because I ended up going on a trip that I
probably shouldn't have I always should stay back with the computers.
This is a wedding. It sounds like you just don't
want to go. I really do. And I mean, you
know what if something happened we don't have a show
that day, It's fine. I don't you tell my vacation anyway.
Well then we're jumping in your rental car. What so?
Now it's the ray I can give you. But if
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Enterprise shuts down and we have no way, I was
a little shocked. I saw the exact location and it
wasn't in one of our hub boom hdown big d
And I'm like, what is this city? I've never even
heard of it. He's just saying a lot of things.
I don't think he wants to go. Listen that, Mike,
I'm sorry, Ray doesn't want to go to your wedding. Okay, Ray,
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you get you and Bay can ride and whatever however
I get there. No, that sounds fun. What we're done.
Have a great day. We will see you guys Monday. Monday,
Alan Jackson will be on everybody good. Yeah, I have
a good weekend by everybody.
Welcome to Friday Show Porn Studio Morning. You know, we
read a mail bag maybe about a week or so now,
where you had two parents that were together, they had
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gotten married, they were older, and they each had a
kid eighteen and nineteen years old, and they were like,
can a kids date? They like each other? They're both adults.
We spent a couple days talking about that. Right, Yes,
it's weird, but we were like, well, they're both adults,
they didn't grow up together, what's wrong with it. Well,
here's the story that I thought was pretty interesting. A
twenty something couple has been together for about five years.
(00:45):
So you're talking about a couple that were together. They
met in fifteen, sixteen years old. They had been dating
all through high school and a little bit after they
graduated high school. Then they get engaged. Right, they've been
together five years, they're in the twenties. Good for them.
COVID delayed the wedding so they weren't able to get married.
And then what happened is the girl's mom and the
(01:06):
guy's dad met and they started dating and then they
eloped all of them. Nope, the mom and the dad
before before the kids got married. Now the bride's mom
says the couple should cancel her wedding because it would
be inappropriate to marry her stepbrother. That's still step brother
(01:28):
and step sister now, because they beat them down the aisle, right,
but it's almost the same story, just filipped well ish yeah, ish,
But now does anyone I think the step brother and
sister can't get married. We're gonna get married first. They
can get married. Yeah, they were the first ones. But
(01:48):
there's still it's still a step brother marrying his stepsister.
You no, I know, but still it's okay. Where do
you find these stories? Life comes at you fast. I
hope you guys are starting off a great weekend Friday.
We're pretty pumped about that. Let's open up the final
mailbag of the week. Get something all right, We got
(02:16):
the tea here, boys and girl. Yeah, thank you. Come on.
You know what that means, Eddie, I mean, yeah, that's
something we're about to spill, good, good, juicy stuff. Hello,
Bobby Bones, I need advice. My friend's mom has recently
been extremely flirty with me. Oh, I know this familiar
with my mother in law. Today she sent me a
(02:37):
text and asked if I was interested in her. Wait,
what stop it? She's an extremely attractive older woman and
I'm a single guy. I am not very close to
this friend. We talk occasionally, hang out maybe once a
month or so. Should I try to see where things goes?
My friend's mom. She asked me to keep our text
messages private and not to tell my friend her son.
(02:59):
I think she only to be physical, but I'm hesitant
because I'm friends with her son. She's forty nine, I'm
thirty one. Should I go for it or tell her no?
Sign a loyal listener. This is easy. It is easy.
This is such an easy This is the easiest mail
bag we've ever had our lives. I don't wait. I'm
(03:20):
curious to see which way go for it. Absolutely, you're
not that great of friends with this person. It's only physical,
so it's not like you're trying to marry the woman.
And okay, if you lose this friend that you talked
to once a month, oh well, have fun. If she's
an attractive older female and you're a single dude and
you want to have some fun, let's go. You've always
(03:42):
thought about that when you were younger, you see a
friend's hot mom, and now you have the opportunity. You
hear about these things, you do it. It's like a movie.
It's a movie and this is actually happening in real life.
You have to seize the opportunity. It's Eddie. Yeah, okay, Look,
I have the opposite approach. I would say, don't do it,
but only for one reason. I feel like this is
(04:02):
the buddy pranking him or trying to bait him. Don't
fall for the bait on this one because one of
the odds, like what lunch Box said, you hear about
this all the time, it's never never right. Can you
do it? Hey out here? But Eddie thinks a big
(04:24):
picture that the guy should go for it. I just
feel like, though, it's not worth the risk because you
really don't know who's who's behind that text message. Okay,
but Eddie just assumed that it is real. Yeah why not? Okay?
Wow wow wow wow absolutely no way no way, no no, no, no,
no no, sorry, Like that's your friend's mom and I mean, yeah,
(04:46):
I guess here's just the way how important this friendship
is with you. But I guarantee you, the minute that
friend finds out you've done anything physical with his mother,
then you have lost that they're not really that close.
Oh right, What do you think if it were a
nineteen year old or seventeen year old with somebody forty,
(05:09):
I would say, don't do it. It's a thirty one
year old man. He's an adult man hanging out once
a month. That's that's that. What I would weigh that's
a friend is the friendship with the other buddy sounds
like it's not that. If it's not, if you're okay
with it not being around, and you're actually attracted to her,
(05:30):
and you think maybe there could be something here, why
not try. It's just two humans that might get along.
But also, I guess if the mom was like, hey, yeah,
we can talk to my son about it, see if
he's cool, but instead she's like to think about it,
then all of a sudden, what if they do work?
What if they do have chemistry and they really love
(05:50):
each other and they decide to get married, then you're
your friends stepdad. Like the whole thing is just like happens.
I'm sure that we have a listeners where this has
happened to that where their friend became their step parent. Colin,
I'm gonna say go for it. Yeah, because he's thirty one,
(06:11):
So I'm so worried though. He's gonna be like, all right,
I'm in, and he's gonna be like, it's me, it's
your friend. You can't believe you did this, and be like,
yes you can. Your mom's high, and then you can
be like, I can't believe you tried to trap me.
A weirdo. That's what I would say. I say, go
for it. Thirty one year old, forty nine year old,
not crazy, if your friend, you're probably gonna lose a
friend out of this. If it's worth it, go for it. Ray.
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Ray smiles real big, like, oh, he's that pumped I
called on him. Yeah, you got to start with pictures,
experience of it well. That way you make sure it's
her well. And also if you're still interested because she's
forty nine Morgan, I think as long as you're okay
(06:56):
with losing that friend, you can go for it. I agree,
you're probably gonna lose a friend. That's okay, it's all right,
it's worth the story. It's worth a story. Like, just
think about all the buddies you're gonna be able to tell, dude,
I was hooking up with Jim's Jim's mom, dude, like,
that's so okay. Yeah, and all your future friends are
gonna be like, oh wow, friends really mean a lot
to this guy. If my mom's even halfway decent, he
(07:18):
might hook up with her. She flirted with him too.
She flirted with him first, Yeah, exactly, and then she
texted her rights. That's all I'm saying. What you say, scriminated,
don't deny a woman her rights. We vote four five
to one. Go for you, okay, Yeah, and keep us posted, please, Amy.
(07:38):
You're the one that says no. Yes, she's leaning yes.
I used to know. I said keep hey, let us know.
Let us know in like ten years when this is
you me and you're the older woman. Yeah, and my
kid's friends want to date me or I want to
date and you're like I'm the hot mom. You're gonna
be like, no, you're just a mom. Okay, I've nothing
to do with the mom. I'm thinking of the friend. Yeah,
(08:00):
there you go. There's a good one too. I'm curious
how many of this got her son's friends. Has she
texted this? Dang? But who cares? Still go for it all?
He has no friends because and that's why, poor poor guy,
his mom keeps stealing all his friends. That's the mail bag.
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Close it up, we got your game. That was about cloth. Yeah. Fun.
Let's go over to Amy and get the most fun
facts of the week. Here we go, number five. So
the bird in Twitter's logo, did you know it has
(08:44):
a name Tweetie? No, its name is Larry as in
Larry Bird. That's because the co founder of Twitter, biz Stone,
grew up in Massachusetts and was a huge Boston Celtics fan.
I did not know that. Yeah. Also, a real underrated
cartoon character is tweety bird. Oh yeah, always the victim,
(09:05):
dank Sylvester or the cat. I was always trying to
get tweety bird, Morgan. Did you know tweet Bird? I
mean I think I might have watched him when I
was like three. Picture tweety bird in your head? Is
he like a little duck? What bird? Tweety bird? You
don't know tweety bird at all? I mean he looks
yellow in my head, right? Do you think it's a duck?
Like I'm picturing a duck that's yellow. It's like a
(09:27):
little chick. Uh No, a little yellow flurry is in
a cage. Oh oh? Did he have big eyes? Yeah? Yeah.
You know. Now I'm thinking of the pig. Do you
know Sylvester or the cat? I thought, I thought, oh yeah,
when you say that, not by the name though, we'll
get an old guys. But also that didn't come out
during our lifetime. Yeah, but we watched out all the time.
(09:49):
All right, let's go number four. So Leonardo da Vinci
had such a love for animals. This is cool. He
would often buy animals that he saw cage up simply
so he could set them free. Oh. I mean, I
imagine that it was a time where there was animals
like walking down there was just in a cage and
(10:10):
be like, oh, you can buy this animal. And he'd
be like, all right, I'll take it. I'll take that
rhino narrator. Three people were killed that day, Yes, a
number three. Okay, So if you wanted to buy the
parts in an iPhone back in nineteen ninety one, all
of these parts that make up an iPhone would have
(10:31):
costed you twelve million dollars. Oh wow, isn't that crazy
those parts even invented yet. Yeah, and that's not even
including the camera or the screen. And now the parts
in an iPhone runs about four hundred and ninety dollars.
VCR's cost a thousand bucks and one of my friends
had one. I couldn't believe it. Back in the day,
(10:51):
he had a VCR. They paid about a thousand bucks
for that thing. Only one in town at one from
of the VCR one from the swimming pool, and they
were I never get out with them and really use
those because I weren't my real friends. They were just
people I knew that I was kind of friends with.
That's something too, like in the last Blockbuster documentary, they
were talking about how they even came up the idea
of renting out the VHS tapes because for people to
(11:12):
actually own a VHS tape at a certain point in
time was super expensive the tape and then having a
you know. But then once people could have VCRs, it
was like, oh, well, now we can just charge you
like five bucks for a rental because there's no way
people would be afford to be able to afford the VHS,
like Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. You wanted a hundred bucks? Yeah,
but it had two movies on that one though, Honey
(11:34):
Part two, honeyas Shrunk the Kids, and I think Roger
Rabbit or maybe like a short run. Maybe that was later,
all right? Next number two, So Shaquille O'Neil, he hit
one three pointer in his twenty one year NBA career.
I just thought at some point maybe he had like
more scores from that part of the court, more scores,
(11:57):
more scores from that part of the court. But his
one three pointer came in the fourth season of his career,
and his career ended with a one for twenty two.
So he shot twenty two three pointers that were missed.
Wait you do the math for me? Is that one
in twenty two? Me and he shot twenty two? He
(12:18):
made one out of twenty two. There you go, Thank
you for my one four twenty two means one in
twenty two attempts one and twenty three or one and
twenty two means one win twenty two losses. Yes, and
I take it that means because he was more of
like a dunker. Yeah, it's a big guy in the middle.
Number one. Okay, have you ever thought about how when
(12:38):
you wash money it doesn't disintegrate because if you wash
a piece of paper. Never thought about. And I don't
really wash money accidentally if it's in your pocket. Yes,
So if you pull like say you had a piece
of paper in your pocket, you pull out of the
dryer and it's normally in a bunch of pieces and
you can't even tell what it was. Good point, But
if you leave money in a pocket, it's all fine.
(13:00):
But yet we call money paper, okay, Like, hey, but
what's the trick here? Why I know I'm about to
tell you, Okay, the paper used to make money in
the United States isn't really paper. It's seventy five percent
cotton and twenty five percent linen and boom. That's why
money doesn't disintegrate in the washing room. Why doesn't a
(13:21):
shrink and wrinkle? Because everything I have this cotton shrinks,
and all the linen stuff I have wrinkles like crazy,
but it does wrinkle. Think about it, all right, I
did not know that. That's fun fact Friday. Thank you
Fun Friday. The latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number
two thirty second. Skinny get More released a new song
(13:42):
called Good Life. Blake Shelton released a new song called
Bible Versus, like Bible Versus and not the Bible Verses.
(14:09):
Bobby Bones and the Raging Idiots have a new collaboration
out today with John Party. The song is called can't
say that in a country song. No, you can't see
that in a country song. No, you can't see that.
No you can't see that. No, you can't see that
(14:35):
in a country song. You know. And new albums out today,
Justin Moore's album called Straight out of the Country. Eric
Church's second album as part of his three part album project.
This one is called Soul. Jamison Rogers ep called in
It for the Money, I'm Morgan number two. That's your
skinny Hall. It's time for the good News lunchbox something.
(15:02):
Six years ago, Brian was training to being an iron
Man and he found out he got a hernie us.
So he goes in for surgery and oh no. While
they're doing surgery they find cancer and his adamant and
his lungs all over his body, like, oh, gotta start chemo.
He never gave up on his dream of being in
the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii. He even brought his
own exercise equipment into the hospital when he's doing chemo.
(15:25):
Six years later, the Leukemia Lymphoma Society has picked him
as a team in training and he's one of six
athletes they are sending to Hawaii in October. He's in
remission and he's gonna mend the Ironman World Championships. That's
just doing that race, period, regardless of all the fight
that he had to go through, like just by itself. Yes,
that is a just so people know. Let me see
(15:46):
if I remember here, the swim is like two and
a half miles, the bike ride is one hundred miles,
and the run is a full marathon in one race.
And imagine doing that without having to fight cancer. And
this gut fot cancer is now in remission. Is gonna
go do it? Yeah? Six years later he's gonna accomplish
his dream and he's hoping to raise one hundred thousand
(16:07):
dollars for the Leukemia and Lymphona Society. There you go,
that's a great story. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. So basically the segments
a spin off. You know how friends and they had
Joey for a while that failed, But we're gonna do this.
It's the fun Fact Friday off today. It is our
(16:27):
champion producer Eddie versus our challenger today, Morgan number two.
You're going down. You hually get five fun facts person
with the most points wins. Hit that song? Fight? All right?
Up first, our champion, Eddie. You have a fact number five?
Number five? Guys, did you know, since we're all American here,
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the average American will eat around thirty five thousand cookies
in their lifetime. That's a lot of cookies. All right, Morgan, Well, Bobby,
you like to play basketball. Did you know that the
US Supreme Court has its own private basketball court and
it has a nickname the highest court in the land.
(17:10):
One more fun. You have three judges, me Amy and Lunchbox. Lunchbox,
what you got basketball court? Yeah? Morgan, number two, I'm
gonna go. Morgan. Number two kind of awful. I guess
you guys don't like cookies. No, but when you go?
Did you know that seventy four million wings will consume
on a Tuesday last February? Are you serious? I don't
know the day, I don't know. What is that? Crazy? Yeah?
(17:31):
Who knows? Okay? Number four? All right, Morgan, you won
your next Okay, Well, we like to communicate by talking.
Lobsters have bladders on either side of their heads, so
the way they communicate with each other is by urinating
on each other out of their heads. Yep. If you
out of their heads, that's the more fun. You buried
the headline. All right, lobsters when they talk, all right,
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think that's pretty cool, Eddie. So what do these people
celebrities that you know, have in common. Jeff Bezos, Rachel McAdams,
Fred Durst, Sharon Stone, Jay Leno, Seal and Pink Bones.
Guess m they were all members of Creed. No, they
all worked at McDonald's at one point in their life.
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Jeff worked McDonald's. Isn't that crazy? You probably took an order.
You probably gave Jeff Bez as your order. You didn't
even know it. I don't know that, but still, okay,
Seal Sharon Stone was working there. Dang, that's crazy. That's
a good McDonald's commercial. Thank you. Wow, Okay, most fun
lobster's peean out of the right head or lunchbox man.
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This is a tough one. That beeing out the head
made me laugh. The McDonald's is cool, but I'm going
peeing out the head amy, Yeah, I'm Morgan number two.
All right, I'm gonna go Morgan number two as well.
Can give me a sympathy vote there, Bony, You're just
we're just having fun with you. Alright, that's neat, but
it's fun back Friday. It's not neat back Friday. All right,
all right, here we go number three Morgan. Okay, we
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all use toothbrush and toothpaste. There's a name for the
blob of toothpaste that sits on your toothbrush. Are you
ready for it? Yeah, it's called a nerdle. Okay with
that dramatic Okay, the name is funny to me. And
now I'm going to be able to say that to
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my kids, like, go nerdle up your toothbrush. Well, now
you're making it more fun when you've been kids up, Eddie.
All right, So we've all eaten eggos, right, So eggos
were invented in nineteen fifty three. They were called frozzles.
Did you know that? Because they were frozen waffles, so frozles.
But that didn't stick because the taste testers were like,
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this taste more like eggs. Weird. Let's call it egos.
Mine's still called a nerdle, by the way, So what's
the end of your fun fact that it was called frozle?
They named after eggs? Yeah, waffle, but it was named
after egg Yeah. But you call them eggos now because
this tastes more like goods. If we're just going by
fun frosle the nerdle, I think I like frozle a
is a word. Listen, they're both a pretty um I'm
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gonna go daddy, because I yeah, thank you, I need
a point. I mean, I'm pointing with you. Laughed really
hard at that one, lunch bugs, you know what you
need a go ahead number two, Eddie. Your second fun fact, guys,
blue whales. They're humongous, but they are so big that
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a human our size can swim through their largest veins
and arteries. We can swim through their veins. Can you
imagine swimming through a blue whales veins? That's a big
why you old to think about. Yeah, I know, and
it's kind of fun. Huh. That made me one of
the most fun facts in a long time. We can
literally swim in a vein, yes, of a blue whale.
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That's absolutely amazing. Thank you Morgan. All right, armadillos, you
see one across your street, don't try and shoot it
because their shells are bulletproof. A Texas man found this
out because he shot at an armadillo and it ricocheted
off the armadillo and hit him back. Oh my gosh,
I shot him with a baby gun. Yes, okay, we go.
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That's a good I like that one. Um Amy, I
mean I'll vote for anyone. Yeah, I mean, maybe we'll
see what the last one. Vote with your heart here,
vote with my heart. Okay, you really really want to
shoot an armadillo? No, I didn't know they're shooting an
armadillo was more fun to you than then, the bulletproof
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part than swimming in a wains as whale's vein. As
someone who also delivers fun facts, the fun fact is
more so that the armadillo shell is Bulletproof's like, I
had no idea, not that, not that I want to
shoot whale's vein. Yeah, you're swimming It isn't the whale's
throat so narrow? Maybe humans can't even get through the throat.
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I'm going you, lunchbox, it's not even close. It's the vein.
All right, We're going down to the final fun fact
for the championship. Here we go. Number one. Oh guys,
you're gonna love this. The average fart travels at the
speed of seven miles per hour. That's fast. That's fun.
Come on you, let's not a very feel like I
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just lost the guys. Okay, high heels were actually made
for men. When high heels shoes first came into fashion
in the tenth century, they were intended for men, and
it wasn't even until the eighteenth century women started wearing them.
All right, fun fact off, Amy Morgan. See this is
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give it to Eddie. Yeah, the fart travel seven miles
an hour. Ye did you know that, Amy? I did not.
I also didn't know high heels were in It comes
down to my vote. Come on, bones fart right. Here's
the thing. I don't give it. I don't care about
high heels. I don't care that much about farts either,
but think about it, which minded a smile more at
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I gotta go Eddie. Yeah he's next week he'll be
facing Raymundo and fun Fact Dog. All right, play Eddie song. Congratulations,
there is I feel good? Oh so good? Oh all right.
I got a voicemail last night. Here we go play
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this for me. Hey Poppy, Hey studio. I just wanted
you to know I got your second book and decided
to give it on audible because they drive a lot.
It's so glad that you read your book on Audible.
Great to hear from you and have the added little
percas in there of it being read by you. Have
a great day. Thanks. My second book is called Fail
Until You Don't. Amy is also on that she came
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into the studio for a day. Remember that. Yeah, I
put on some long hours recording my part. Actually it
took like less than five minutes, and I thought it
was going to take me longer. And it was at
that recording that I learned that one part of the
book that I thought I had written for or submitted
got cut. Yeah, I mean it was like, wait, what
is the rest of row? I was like, well, no,
you got the editing process. But yeah, that's up up
on audible if you want to hear Fail Until You Don't.
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Amy's pile of stories. So TikTok put out the best
way to make bacon, and I have never heard of this,
and we like bacon in my household pretty much. What
you have to do is twist it before you put
it in the oven, Like take each in and twist
it to make it the shape of like a corkscrew,
and then you put it in the oven. At three
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seventy five for thirty to thirty five minutes and enjoy.
And it's like this perfect combination of crispy and chewy.
So you leave it, leave it twisted, you put it
on the tray, you corkscrew it, put it on the tray,
pop it in the oven, and apparently it's the best
bacon ever. It's called the bacon twist. Does it taste different?
Why is it? I don't under because I think we're
a twists. Like in the inside of the twisty part,
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it stays chewy and then the outside gets crispy. That's it.
That's the key. Too crispy, sometimes too chewy. I agree, well,
they say, and you know TikTok knows. They know bet
all right, And so rap music and strong coffee make
you a better driver. So basically this just gives us
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permission to make some coffee in the mornings when we're
taking the kids in school or going to work and
throw on some Tupac or something. My favorite tiktoks or
the videos where like a mom's driving to school, she's
like me when I drive into the school line and
it's her playing Michael Boublet You're just too good too,
or like praising worship music. And then she and then
as soon as she drops the kid off, she pulls
her hair down. And then it's like, do you mama?
(25:33):
All right? And and Laura Elena is gonna be in
a movie. She put out there that she's been spending
time in Canada filming. She can't say much about it,
but it looks like she'll be hitting the big screen
in some way, shape or form, whether that's like a
movie that's in theater or maybe Lifetime or something like that.
I like Hallmarky, That's what I would bet. Because Chuck
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Wicks just finished one of those two. They were looking
for people. They reached out to me, like, hey, can
you come and do a part in a movie? And
I can't go away. I can't leave this show for
three four weeks. Oh can't you do it from there?
I don't know. I mean, figure it out. You have
a chance to be in a Hallmark movie. It just
wasn't worth it to me. I was shooting breaking Bobby Bones.
It doesn't pay much. Oh, I don't want to get
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away from this show. Who cares about the pay? You
be the Hallmark movie. I don't know what her situation is.
I'm just talking about mine. Yeah, yes, so she's up
there doing it. So just if you're an a Lord
Alina fan, you have that to look forward to. Really
one of the more underrated artists. She's got a beautiful
can seeing, just funny, just all of it right. Just
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they just haven't quite found exactly what to do with
her yet, but it's so talented. All right, Amy, I'm Amy.
That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. Kid's
time for the good news. So it's not easy to
find a kidney donor. Oftentimes we see people like holding
up signs like while people are driving, you know, my
(26:58):
wife needs a kind hdney or they use a billboard. Well,
one girl who has stage four kidney disease and on dialysis,
she's like, man, I really need to cast a bigger net,
Like where can I go to maybe find a donor.
So she decided to use TikTok, and she dressed up
as a unicorn, put on a rainbow two two, and
did like a little dance and plea online to find
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a donor. Now in Gulf Shores, Alabama, this woman named
Sparky had just downloaded TikTok like a few days before
and then she came across Sammy's video and she said
she just felt like, yeah, I think I can do this.
So I'm going to see if I'm a match. And
here's Sammy and Sparky talking about it. I put on
a ridiculous two two and unicorn wig that had like
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rainbow hair, and I started dancing around and telling people, Hey,
I need a kidney donor. I need oh positive blood match.
You know, call this number if you're interested. And that's
the one that Sparky saw. I knew that you can
live with one kidney, and so I'm like, well, I
can help. It just sounded right. It was just, oh,
she needs a kidney. I can do this. It was
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just the right thing to do. That's crazy, totally crazy.
And she was brand new to TikTok. She's like, this
app's crazy. Here, I am now donating a kidney. That's
a new app. You download it and you give away
a kidneys one. All right, that's a good story. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Hope you guys check out Opry Live on Saturday Night.
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It's a good one. It is Luke Combs and Nico
Moon and George Thoroughgood. Wow. So we showed it on
our Facebook page. You can go to the Bobby Bone
Show Facebook page. It is Saturday Night. Hope you guys
watch it. It's also on Peacock Network. You can find
the Opera channel up on the Peacock Network. And this
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is Oprey Live. It's called Circle Network. It's called Opery Live.
On Saturday Night, I hosted Um, okay, let's go over
to Amy and get in the morning Corny, Morning Corny.
What do you call a can opener that's broken? What
do you call it? Can't open her? That's broken? Can't
open her? Can't open her? That's pretty funny. That was
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the Morning Corny. A woman found a note in her
backyard threatening to poison her dog if that dog did
not stop barking so much. Weird. That's when you need
to camera back there to see who it is. There
was a strange bone next to that note that she
thinks either was poisoned or was put there to show, Hey,
look look what I can put in your backyard. Dang,
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I just saw a TV show where that was the
way they were like trying to scare the neighbors by
doing a poison bone weird. You saw that on a
TV show. Yeah, some TV show called get Out or
something on an Amazon Prime and that was like one
way scripted now the scripted show. A pet owner found
a horrifying note next to a quote poison bone left
for a puppy because the puppy barks too much. Sherry
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sixty six rushed her dog Joline to the vet after
scovering the strange bone in her backyard. She said, about
six ams. She went out with the dog, took her
for a walk and she was like, came back and
the dog was like, there's a bone there. She will
hold on. She didn't put the bone out there, and
so she goes and sees the letter. I bet you
that this bone wasn't poison but the next one was
going to just to kind of a little bit, did
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just show look, I can put this in your backyard.
You have no idea. That's crazy. The note exactly, it
says this exactly your dog is to be poisoned too
much barking. Sorry, but no choice, your fault. The pup
was forced to stay for the day in the animal
hospital to be monitored. Seven News said they had attended
the scene. We're investigating they took the letter away for
DNA testing. They won't find out by the letter or
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the bone. I feel I think that person's probably covered
their tracks there. But how creepy is that? It's very
How do you get your dog to be quiet? Like?
That's tough, Like, how do you get your dog to
stop barking? Well? With us? We asked them nicely, please,
and they didn't listen. We have a big yard, so
through the barking, we got through it just being lucky.
But when at an apartment and that was the issue
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that was tough, and people filed complaints on us all
the time. When I have my old dog in Austin
any morning conversation with Justin Moore, Hey, this is straight
out of the country album that just came out. Is
this a playoff straight out of Compton, straight out of everything?
Or is it just? Is it? No? You know, it's funny.
Somebody asked me that. The buddy of mine asked me
that the other day, and I hadn't even thought about
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that until he had asked me. But that's a good idea.
But no, it didn't come from that. It was just
an out of outta where. I was like, I wonder
if this is what that is. But okay, good to know.
But Justine has got a new record out today. You
guys check it out. Is it eight eight tracks? Is
that what it is? It's eight new tracks? Yeah, a
(31:39):
nine total with we didn't have much being an acoustic
track as well as the full track that you guys
have a radio and just uh, you know, in this
world where we're trying to just give folks different stuff,
different content in so many different ways, that song to
me kind of lent itself to a more simple track,
(32:03):
not that the original is super involved, but I don't know.
It just showcased the lyrics and we thought, hey, this
would be cool to do something a little different. Let's
talk about live music for a second, because you're back
on the road May twenty nine. It looks like Colorado Springs. Man.
How excited you to go to work again? So excited? Man?
Obviously it's you know, there's been so many difficulties on
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so many people throughout this past thirteen fourteen, fifteen months,
whatever it's been, and and certainly you know a lot
more serious things than not getting to go play live music.
But that being said, you know, feel so blessed to
have the opportunity to get back out there, and we
don't really know in what capacity it's gonna be, but
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in any capacity, we're looking forward to it. And I think,
you know, one of the lessons that I've learned, out
of many that I have learned throughout this whole thing,
is not to take this for granted. You know, we
all we all thought this was, you know, recession proof.
What we all get a chance to do, go up
on stage and play live music, and certainly that's been
(33:12):
proven otherwise. And so you know, those those long runs
where we get a little crispy and go gy lee, Man,
I just need to get home for a couple of
days and maybe we just ain't feeling this show tonight
or whatever. There'll be a lot less of that, and
we'll never take it for granted again, that's for sure.
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Justin Moore is on with us. He's got a new
record out today called straight out of the Country. Um,
I was looking back at you know, your history. Your
first radio single came out in two thousand and eight,
back that thing Up was co written by Randy Hawser.
Do you ever play that live? Or if you have,
you just kind of stopped on that one Yeah, that
one's Houser's fought. Um. I like to blame that one
on him. Um. You know, we hadn't played that in
(33:55):
a long time, Bobby, Um. You know that was the
I think that might have been the only single we
hadn't gotten in the top thirty in our career, and so,
you know, I think some people would remember it, and
I think it kind of did its job. It kind
of it got us some attention early on in our career,
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which everybody's trying to get and cut through the noise,
so to speak. And I think it kind of opened
people up to my personality. I don't take myself too serious, etc.
But it just wasn't a huge radio hit. I think
it went to thirty eight and went went back down
and hurry, and so we hadn't played it in a while,
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and unfortunately, thanks to you guys at country radio, you know,
we're at the point where we have to cut hits
out of the show, which is just something that is
just mind blowing to me. And you know, we signed
a record deal fourteen years ago, and the fact that
we've continued this journey for this long is a huge blessing.
(35:00):
And I guess if we had to throw something else
in there. We could throw that one in there, but
I don't know. We just haven't in a while. If
someone holds up a sign that says play back that
thing up, does your band know it? You could just
launch into it or you just ignore the sign. I
don't know, man, to be honest with Yeah, And when
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we played our first show, you know, after this long draught,
I didn't know if we'd know a damn thing to
be be quite honest with it. So I've been impressed
it we've known anything, but that one would be a
chore probably to remember your next song after that went
number one? How different was it feeling when small Town
(35:41):
USA hit? Did it fly up the charts or did
it also take a while? No? No, it took almost
a year. I think at the time that it hit
number one. It was a record at the time. It
was broken a couple of times after that for how
long it took. And you know, those are a lot
of sleepless nights because back then, you know, it was
(36:03):
a whole different ball game if you have if you
have a couple of misses on singles in a row,
you lost your record deal. Um. Nowadays, you know, labels
tend to stick with you even for a couple of
two or three albums. But back then, you got a
single or two and if you didn't one of them
didn't pop, it was over. And so I was I
(36:24):
was thinking, well, if this one don't work, we're in
We're in major trouble then. Uh. And fortunately for us,
it did it. Like you said, it took a whole
long time. But um, you know the fact that it
rung the bell for us, regardless of how long it took,
you know, set us on this path for sure. I
see you have a guitar of there beside you. Is
(36:45):
that thing tuned up? Yeah, well it was when I
tuned it while ago. Let's see, I'm just gonna have
justin grab a guitar. See if you're ever in a
shot with me and I see a guitar, I'm gonna
have you grab it if I want to go, Like,
do you still know like a little bit a small
town in US said, give me a little just a
little nugget of a small town. US said, I know it.
I know a little bit of it. Yeah. A lot
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of people called it prison. Now I was growing up.
These are my roots and this is what I love
because everybody owns me, I know them, and I believe
that's the way we were supposed to live. Wooden Trade
(37:38):
one saying gooding, small town USA. Give me a Saturday
night and my baby by my side, a little Hank
Junior and a six pack a lot no dirt road now,
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be just fine, give me a sunny more morning massful
of grace, a simple laughing out be Okay, here's my
old town us. Justin Mooreay, So Justin, if you're somewhere
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and there's a guitar, people ever just like look at
you and go like, come on, man, just gorab that.
Come on, Justin, just gorab that guitar and plays couple
about everybody but my Why she goes, do not grab
that guitar because she knows I won't. She can't get
it out of my hands. The Friday Morning Conversation with
Justin Moore Jess. We were talking on the show recently
(38:50):
about this dad and he had a wedding fund for
his daughter and then she decided to elope. So he's
just like, I'm gonna spend the money on me and
go go have a vacation. Since you don't want the
money for a wedding. Are you working on any side
of it's sort of fun for your kids? You know,
you have some girls. I got a whole bunch of kids.
Uh so yeah, we we started all their college funds.
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You know, my oldest is eleven and my youngest is three,
so they all have college funds. Started wedding. I'll give
you my my experience. My wife's parents, who paid for
our weddings, said we'll either give you X amount of
money to start off, and you guys, can you know,
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just do some quick something and then you'll be kind
of set up for a little while. At the time,
we didn't have a pot to pee in, you know.
And and of course we did this whole huge wedding,
and right after the wedding, we go, man, what would
be nice to have twenty thousand dollars to our name
when we have two hundred now or whatever the amount was.
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So think about that long and hard if that's an offer.
But I've never heard of the dad of the bride
um saying you I'll either pay for this or give
you this, or I'm using it. That's a that's a
new one. Well, good to see you. I hope everybody
checks it out straight out of the country from Justin Moore.
You know what's gonna be good if you love country music,
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that's you, guys. Justin good to talk to you, and
hopefully I'll see in real life real soon. Likewise, buddy,
whoop pick the easy Trivia tiara has been ordered. It
will go to the first person to get five wins
right now. Eddie's got two wins. Morgan number two, he's
got two wins. Amy and Lunchbox one win each. Yeah, boy,
easy trivia. These are all elementary level questions. They get
a little harder as we go. Play along in your car.
(40:39):
See how good you do? Don't forget the sound you're
trying to avoid. Is this right here? You've been booed.
I gotta push you out. That's me boning you. You
gotta go, You gotta go first round. Nobody goes home. Amy,
you're up first. Who is the current US President? Joe Biden?
That is correct, Lunchbock. Where's the White House located? Washington,
(41:02):
d C? That's correct? Eddie. One day is Independence Day?
That is July fourth? Nice and Morgan? What president was
known for his beard and top hat? Oh uh? Thomas Jefferson?
What right now where it's Abraham Lincoln, not check her id. Okay,
(41:26):
you don't go nobody goes home. No, you're lucky on
that one. Wow. All right, if you make it through
this round, I'm gonna ask you tell me little something
about yourself. Tell me your name, where you're from, You
can a little fact about yourself. Amy, you're up first.
If you missed as you could go home. Okay, well
not home home, cause you're missing on purpose. But yes,
well we're Jack and Jill going up the hill to
fetch a pail of water. That is correct. Tell us
(41:49):
a little about yourself. Hi, my name is Amy, and
I'm currently really into puzzles, birds, coffee and sleep. There
she is? Ain't everybody? Welcome to the show. Welcome to
the show. Lunchbox yep in the nursery rhyme, Jack be nimble?
What did Jack jump over? Candlestick? That's correct? About yourself?
(42:10):
Where are you from? What up? I'm thirty nine years old.
I'm a leo. I like long walks on the beach.
I grew up in Austin, Texas, and I was born
with a disability where I cannot touch my shoulders and
if you rotate your arms, your palms, face the sky.
I can't do that, so when people give me change
falls on the ground all the time. Eddie. Yeah, let's go.
What's the name of my first book? It's called Bare Bones.
(42:36):
Hey everyone, I'm Eddie and you know I'm forty two
years old. I have dad of four I'm from McAllen, Texas,
and I love to fish. A lot of people don't
know about me, but I love to spend time on
the water fishing. There he is, Morgan. What does the
E an email stand for? An email? What? Oh? Oh yeah? Email?
(43:00):
Um and mess It's a message, email and an extra
an extra message, A five seconds extra. I don't know
extra mail. I have no idea you've been The answer
(43:25):
is electronic. Yeah, oh yeah, that wasn't there. That's a
quick one. So we don't get no anything about you. Sorry,
And she got none right today? She got none right?
I failed. Amy back over to you. What did the
Right Brothers successfully invent? Airplane? That's correct? Lunch box easy trivia?
(43:45):
What Buck series introduces the character Dumbledore dumble Door. That
it's a series, it has to be Harry Potter. Sounds
like a dorky name. I'll go Harry Potter, Correct, Eddie,
what ocean to California and swim in? Oh? That's the
(44:06):
Pacific Bones? That is correct? Amy? What's the link around
a circle called the circumference? Correct? Good? Good? Once you
guys know that one? Yes? I thought was pie Noah
three point one two? I don't know what that means? Back?
What's the square rood of forty nine? Lunchbox seven? No way,
(44:31):
I would have gotten that. I don't even know what
a square root is? Ed would have gotten that. Cheez, Hey, Eddie.
What's the national sport of Canada? Oh? Canada? Hey? Hockey? Correct? Amy? Easy? Trivia?
Next round? What continent of Spain in? That would be
(44:53):
your correct? Lunchbox? And what city did jazz music start? Oz?
My favorite city, New Orleans. That's correct. You've never said
good one. He didn't. And also the Utah Jazz moved
from New Orleans. They weren't. That's why it's so funny
that they're called the jazz still, Eddie. What star is
closest to the sun? Crap? Oh? The star? What stars
(45:15):
closest to earth? The sun? Correct? Wait? Huh oh? Wait? What? Okay? Wait? What? Nothing?
Accidentally gave the answer? Place sake did the other day
and Williford right, so he still gets it. Yeah, it
happens to the best ones. Oh wow, okay, hey, Amy,
the US moon landing took place in what decade? Nineteen
sixty nine decade, so this is the sixties. Correct your job?
(45:38):
You knew that sixty nine though, nice lunchbox. Bikini bottom
is the home of what cartoon character? What bkini bottom
is the home of what cartoon character? Bkini bottom is
a cartoon character? Uh, SpongeBob wears a swimsuit, but I
(46:00):
don't think it's bacon bikini. We'll go Patrick. I don't
think you heard the question. You did, Well, that's it's
the cartoon. It's the home bikini. But you said I'll
give it to him. Okay, yeah, passing these out like candy.
Oh maybe I didn't understand the question. Then you didn't.
(46:21):
I missed a few weeks, so now I'm way behind.
What is the only flying animal mammal? Eddie, what's the
only flying mammal? Flying mammal? Yeah, it'll be a bird. Incorrect,
what's a mammal? That's a bird? It's a bat. A
bird's not a mammal, Syro. A bat's a mammal. A
(46:42):
bird is not. And if you see in your neighborhood
lunch box, you guys can tie this up, Amy, Johnny
Knoxbell got to start on what TV show? Jackass? Correct?
Can we say that, lunch box? What's it called when
there are no more of one kind of animal left
on earth? Oh? That means they're extinct? Correct? Who? Amy?
(47:02):
What's the fastest muscle in the body? What? Now? It
gets hard? The fastest muscle, the fastest muscle. I don't
even know what that means, like in the fastest muscle
in the body in the leg. Incorrect, it's hard, it's
(47:22):
in the eye yet done for the wind? Let her
me bone? Here we go, lunchbox. Yes, where is the
uvela located? H uvela? Man? That sounds don't be dirty? Oh? Man?
(47:44):
Is that in there? I need an answer the You
give me easy trivia? For the wind? Where is the
ula located? I hope you're not sand bagging right now?
I'm gonna say ere the answer is the throat. Yes,
I'm not boned. That's correct. Speed round five questions. Here
(48:06):
we go, buzzing with your name is the answer? At
what age did Amy Winehouse Janis chop A twenty seven. Correct.
They all died at age twenty seven. Amy one point
Question number two, What material are where? Wolves repelled by?
What material? Lunchbox? Lunchbox? Cotton? Incorrect? I don't understand. Yes,
(48:28):
they don't like cotton. What material are where? Wolves repelled
by garlic? Incorrect? The answer would have been, I know
it's not over silver. Yeah, okay? Which planet is closest
to Earth? Lunch box lunchbox mercury. I have no idea.
(48:48):
I don't know anything about the solar system. Incorrect? My
very did they go in order? My very energetic? They
go in order? Very more? Venus? Venus is correct? These two.
I understand that how many? How many white stripes are
(49:12):
on the American thirteen? There aren't white stripes? Stripes? How
many white stripes are on the American plays? Well? This
is hard because thirteen is an odd number, and there's
thirteen stripes, so how many of them are white? You're
(49:33):
gonna win anyway, so just guess? Okay, huh canniby six
and a half okay? Incorrect? Incorrect? Which internal Oregon has
four chambers? Correct? It ends up Amy, you are the winner.
You won the easy trivia. Nice jobs. I needed that.
(49:54):
You didn't need debts. No, I needed it more. Amy
now has two wins. Nice job. I don't know what
just happened. Here, it's time for the good news. A
pair of New Jersey police officer saved the day for
a family when their baby was born unexpectedly in their
home bathroom. Sasha Jackson started feeling cramps around two thirty
(50:15):
in the morning. Her husband grabbed the bag started packing
for the hospital, but obviously their newborn had other plans.
Baby Nico made his arrival quickly and all before help arrived.
The mom delivered his head herself, and thankfully the dad
got in the room. The dad didn't even have time
to get in the room before the head came out,
and the dad got in there for the rest and
the police officers Mike Mueller and robbed cangiosely showed up
(50:36):
just in time. They take took the baby. Because the
baby was blue still at that time, they got to
work with a bulb syringe, got him breathing. They tied
off his in biblical cord with a shoelace. They got
her to the hospital. Everybody's good. Here's the clip at
the officer talking about what happened. Baby was actually still
blue at the time. Asked my partner for a bulb syringe,
did a quick suction out of there. Short time later,
(50:57):
he gave us a little squeak and color started coming
to his body. Crazy. They did that, all of them,
I mean, the mom, the dad, the coughs, they all
did that. Crazy story. Good for them, That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Let me
play a few voicemails real quick. This is voicemail number
one from last night. Here you go. I used to
(51:18):
laugh at Amy and Lunchboxes dislike for each other. Men.
Lunchboxes real hard on Amy for a long time. Now
I'm sitting here listening to family feud. You guys are playing,
and Amy and Lunchbox are just right pepping each other up. Hey,
tho was a great answer, And it's all for their
common dislike of Eddie winning everything funny. You're yeah, the
(51:43):
enemy of your enemy is your friends. Yeah, that's true.
Appreciate that. Let's do one more. This is Emily from Iowa.
I have listened to the podcast, so good to hear
Amies voice again. May I miss that girl? He just
brings so much light and enjoy to the show. Great
to have you. I agree with I agree with this,
(52:04):
all right, let's do the news. Come on Bobby's story.
When you're gonna have a gender reveal, I think there
are three questions you should ask yourself. One is their
fire involved? If there is, don't have it. Change the
way you're gonna reveal, right, like some sort of like
Piro situation. Could it explode? Okay, if so, don't have it,
(52:24):
change it up? And three could it crash? Those are
the three questions we should I like gender reveals. Put
it in a cake, put it in a basketball, keep
it safe. But here the questions again, let's walk over
them together as a group. One is there fire involved
in any way? If there is, what do we do?
Don't do it? Don't do it right. Number two is
(52:45):
could it explode? And if there is, don't do it
cancel it right, and then weber Three is what can
it crash? And if it does, don't do it. A
massive explosion that rocked a number of New Hampshire towns
this week was due to a gender reveal party. The
Kingston Police Department confirmed the incident, which unfolded seven pm
on Tuesday large explosion. The explosion was caused by approximately
(53:08):
eighty pounds of tannerite and over the counter explosive. Here's
a clip from the new story that ran New seven Boston.
This big blast rocking New Hampshire Community Police say what
they heard, that huge blast that could be heard for
miles and miles was all part of a part of
a gender reveal event. The blast left people who live
(53:29):
in the area shocked, though. Kimberly Police say the explosive
is legal, but what happened next is under investigation and
charges are likely. Oh my gosh, it's like a war
what but likely nobody died, but still they're going to
get in trouble. Yeah, quickly, what are the three things? Oh,
if it catches fire, don't do it, or if it can,
(53:51):
if it can explode, don't do it. And if you
can crash. Oh yeah, that's right, all right. Next up, Well,
I'm like, what has anyone ever crashed airplane the gender
reveal where they did? It's a boy, They crashed the
plane and died. What, well, you were gone an actual airplane. Yeah,
they flew a small plane over the ocean. They did
a gender reveal. What it crashed into the ocean and
(54:11):
people watched it. Well, we're what were the how is
the reveal? Like? What were they gonna do? Drop like
blue from the sky or pink like spread powder out? Yeah?
Powder what everybody watched it? They were like, oh yeah,
oh yeah. I had no idea. That's why I was
probably confused by what what could crash? Who would possibly
do something like that? I think like a drone? Okay?
(54:31):
Even that? Okay, Okay, more news hit it Ramondo Bobby's story.
A former Oklahoma resident is now facing felony embezzelment charges
were not returning a VHS tape rented in Norman more
than two decades ago. Online documents show Karen McBride is
(54:51):
a wanted woman for never returning Sabrina the Teenage Witch
on VHS in nineteen ninety nine. The first thing she
told me was felling embezzelment, So I thought she was
gonna have a heart attack. McBride said she first learned
about the charges when trying to change her name on
her license after getting married in Texas. She was charged
because of Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Wow, So on tape?
(55:12):
Are the charges drops? Don't it? Doesn't say, so you
think you ever kept a Blockbuster? No? No, no, no, no, never.
Like I feel like I have a box in my
attic of VHS tapes. I feel like there's one in
there that has a big kind rewind sticker on it.
I'm so scared of the law, and to me, Blockbuster
was a law of the law. I just don't break
rules really unless it comes to like this job. And
(55:33):
I know I was gonna say I can't go to job.
Almost did once cut two times. You know, I've been
a rule follower except for when it comes to my career.
So I'm not trying to get any in trouble. One
final story. Do you know Shock G is? No, I don't.
Shock G is the lead rapper of Digital Underground. Here
is a clip of the Humpty Dance. He died at
(56:02):
fifty seven years old. So is this Shock G the
one rapping right there? Humpty? I thought that was Humpty? No, no,
it's a Humpty dance. I had up. I thought his
name was Humpty, but that's Shocked G. Didn't know that
his name is Shocked G. Wow. Fun fact. Tupac auditioned
to be on the road crew, got on then started
(56:22):
doing background dancing for a Humpty for Digital Hunt Underground,
then Tupac's first album, which did relatively well. They did
two songs with him, helped him with his first single,
I Get Around Um. So there was the whole I
didn't know that he died at fifty seven years old.
I have performed that song so many times to karaoke
and ear. Yeah. We used to do the Humpty dance.
(56:44):
Stop what you're doing because I'm about the room. You know,
ever in the style that you're used to look funny
but you are making money rest in peace? Is that
the one you would do with Andy Roddick. Yes, that
was our day. We both knew all the words. And
so they're like, you guys, get up and do something.
What do you wanna do? Man? I don't know. Well,
we know Humpty dance? Yeah, but it's church. Who cares?
Let's go all right, that's the news. Thank you. Bobby's
(57:05):
b story on the phone right now in Illinois is Christina.
Hello Christina, good morning, Welcome to the Bobby Bones Show. Hi,
good morning morning for you. Morning. So my question is
regarding your nat Gio show and whether Breaking Bobby Bones
(57:26):
was going to be first or air first, or if
your episode with their Girls and Caitlyn was going to
air first. The episode with Caitlyn and I doing Bear
Girls is May seventeenth on Natgio and on that episode
they'll show the first part of Breaking Bobby Bones. But
the real Breaking Bobby Bones debuts. I'm May thirty first,
which is Mooral Day, So Bear Girls May seventeenth, which
(57:48):
that's quick. I feel like seventeenth. It's been ten years
in the making. We're doing the show for a year. Yeah. Um,
May seventeenth, Bear Girls with Caitlyn and I, and then
May thirty first, my show Breaking Bobby Bones, which I
am praying with all of my heart and soul that
you guys will watch because if this fails, I'm quitting everything.
I'm out, no more, no more anything. So um, just
(58:08):
praying you guys will watch it. But that's what's up. Christina.
May seventeenth, May thirty first, put in your phones, screenshot
you putting it in your phone calendar and tag me
on Instagram story and who knows it. May I may
give a couple people a couple of treats. Yeah, yeah,
there you go. All right, Christina, thank you, have a
good day. Good Bye, Bye Bye five. Bands that get
hate they don't deserve. Here you go number five Maroon five.
(58:31):
Now that happens all the time. This is their new song,
beautiful Mistakes. They've had hits for the past two decades.
They started as rock band. Now they just chase pop songs.
That's fine, though, that's up to them. They're still extremely relevant.
Even though Adam Levine's like ninety three, I think he's
like forty three or so. I'm just kidding. Cold Play.
(58:52):
I can't believe Play gets hate. I think they got
so big. The cool thing is to be counterculture. You're like,
everybody loves cop I don't like cold Play. They've sold
over one hundred million albums. Back in twenty seventeen, they
made five hundred and thirty seven million dollars on a
single tour. I think all guys hate on them. No girls,
girls love cold Play. I love cold Play, I know,
but the haters are definitely guys. Imagine dragons. They've won Grammys,
(59:17):
they're so good. They've sold twenty million albums. They get
way too much hate. You see the guy and you're like, well,
that's not a guy like to hang out with, because
he's like a gym guy. He looks like the guy
who spends all the time, who gars with cut off shorts. Yeah,
who gars? You didn't make it not like their music
at number two, Creed the I mean I get. I
(59:37):
think it's most guys probably hating on all of these bands.
I feel like girls like them all. I love Creed. Yeah,
I think Creed still great too. You love Creed? They were?
I mean, I don't. I don't hate on it. I
think I would have a good time if I went
to a concert. It's funny when hate is such a
strong word. I think loves a strong word too, to
love Creed Love. Come on, Scott Staff, I know you're
(59:58):
in town, Come do the show. Scots. They're one of
a top ten selling artists in the two thousands, So
Creed rocks. It's a weird time and the number one
band that gets hate they do not deserve. Yeah, they're
(01:00:22):
the most played artists of the two thousands period. Straight up.
My opinion is people just hate because they got so popular,
and the cool thing to do is be against what's
super popular. So I was like, oh, I hate I
hate Creed, Righte Nickelback, you don't hate them if they
wouldn't have blown up, You wouldn't have hated him. You
just been like, oh, it's not for we would have
known them. I do have honorable mentions up here. Oh
(01:00:42):
there's more good yeah, smash Mouth, Oh yeah, why are
you hating all these people? Exactly? They'd all star walking
on the Sun and the Sun was a jam. They
did the Shrek songs and yeah, did a great cover
of I'm Gonna Believe Her. Another one, the Red Hot
Chili Peppers. Oh, stop that. If you hate chili peppers,
(01:01:06):
you just didn't get it. You weren't around at that time.
Love love the Chili Peppers is so good. Nothing to
hate about them. And then finally, if one more person
hates on Counting Crows, I'm probably gonna go, what does
that the world? I'm a freak out. There's no US.
It's Counting Crows and Hooty and the Blowfish. Everyone's like,
oh yeah, the nineties, man, don't I'll cut you. There
(01:01:27):
were a lot of hoodie sayers, Yeah say that to me,
I will cut you. I love hoodie, I love Counting Crows.
So turn this up right here, this is Jane. You
just didn't You just didn't get it. I play it.
We have a jew box in the house and sometimes
when I turned that jew box on, I will put
on Counting Crows first record. Oh man, and it just
(01:01:47):
if you don't know them, it just sounds like whining. Yeah,
I mean it does whine a lot. It's like, why
is this guy whining over guitar? That's what my wife
always that too. It's like I love him, but man,
he winds a love him. I feel like I want
to go after works, get my car and listen to
Counting Crows. That'll take me back when I was just
starting to drive. Yeah, thank you back. Hey. Speaking of
taking you back, let's do a little flashback Friday here, Um,
(01:02:10):
just go back, think about the time. The year is
gonna be nineteen eighty seven. Hit that RAYMONDO if you
don't mind flashback Friday. The biggest country song on this
day Randy Travis Forever and Ever Amen eighty seven You
(01:02:35):
were hold six. I don't know twenty it's probably what nine? Yeah?
I seven? Eight? Yeah? I mean, and I remember this
song sinca. My grandmother loved Randy Travis. The biggest pop
song is you two with or without you all? Come on,
You're a big YouTube fan. Oh yeah, it's off the
(01:02:57):
Josh Mtree record. Such a good record and the biggest
pop culture The Simpsons premiered is a cartoon short between
skits on the Tracy Allman Show. The Simpsons is now
the longest running scripted TV series in US history on
season thirty two. Wow, So it wasn't even a show.
Is just a little short thing came out? Short thing? Wow,
that was on this day in nineteen eighty seven, for sure,
ninety seven. I still pee in the bed. That's all
(01:03:17):
about eight. Well, some kids do it to way doing that,
so it's fine. I did it once at a like
a birthday sleepover party, and I knew what happened, nobody
else knew, and I said, hey, I need to go home,
and I didn't tell anybody and I left and they
discovered it after I left and I didn't, and they
wouldn't be my friends anymore. That's Pepe Bobby, Sorry, man,
(01:03:38):
here's all right. I hate that. It's terrible trauma. A
lot bited kid trauma in there from that one. That's
a little flashback Friday. If you guys want to hit
us up, you can eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby,
don't forget. Alan Jackson will be on the show Monday.
We're very excited about that show down story up to day.
(01:04:02):
This story comes to us from Long Island, New York.
A forty year old man wasn't feeling too well, goes
the little hospital, gets checked out and everything's okay. He
goes home. He's like, oh, no, I lest some stuff
at the hospital. He calls, hey, I left some personal
property there. Can you look in my room I was in.
They found it. There was two bags of Cocaine's Oh
my goodness, you just don't you have to just go
(01:04:23):
up there and go ahead. I need to get in
here and get something. Yeah, So they found it. They
called police, and when he went to go pick it up,
police were waiting. Dang, if you wouldn't mind going to
get my cocaine, that would be a great leave it
out front under my name, here's my name and address,
or send it over to the house. Dang, that's crazy.
I'm lunchboxed out your bone head. Story of the day.
(01:04:45):
Ramundo says that he cannot go to Mike D's wedding.
Why no in June. Basically, the location it's difficult, it's
between I mean two major cities, but it's a rental
car situation. It's in a city without hotels. That's one
of the obstacles. The other one is I feel like
we're kind of almost like the Presidential task Force. You
don't send everybody in the cabinet to the exact same location.
(01:05:08):
Somebody's got to stay back at the mother's ship if
there was bad weather. This that anything hurdles. First of all,
I'm just saying in Austin, and there's hotels in Austin. Oh,
in the city of the wedding. I've stayed there at
a wedding. There's plenty of hotels, there's cabins, there's plenty
of places to stay. So he's dodging out on that one.
That's kind of rude. And then secondly, I would understand
(01:05:30):
if someone needed to be here if it was on
a show day, like what we're gonna work from Austin?
Is your show? Is your wedding on a Wednesday Saturday? Oh?
Do you just do you just not want to go?
I would love to go back to Austin. I haven't
been there in years. But me and my wife, I said,
I think you'd be a generous thing for me to
stand back. I've heard other people behind the scenes are going.
I believe a lot of the show is why not
(01:05:50):
I hang back. I can handle some stuff so that
we don't all think that we're all there and we're
kind of screwed if stuff goes haywire show? Why what
are what? What? I don't understand what you're like, It's
a Saturday, and if all flights shut down, we're not
able to fly. We have a studio there we can
work out. Okay. Does he mean this is me going
my brain going way out there? But does he mean
if we all are on the same flight and the
(01:06:11):
plane goes down, he needs to be able to show
live on like it's now the Ray Show. Okay? Is
that what you mean? I mean, just don't want to
go No, no, no no. I can give you a real
life example. We all went out to Vegas. It was
one of the few trips I went on, and I said, man,
that's kind of crazy. What if something happens, Oh, come
to find out Sunday there's delayed flights, my wife sends
up in San Diego. That was a three month fight
(01:06:32):
because I ended up going on a trip that I
probably shouldn't have I always should stay back with the computers.
This is a wedding. It sounds like you just don't
want to go. I really do. And I mean, you
know what if something happened we don't have a show
that day, It's fine. I don't you tell my vacation anyway.
Well then we're jumping in your rental car. What so?
Now it's the ray I can give you. But if
(01:06:55):
Enterprise shuts down and we have no way, I was
a little shocked. I saw the exact location and it
wasn't in one of our hub boom hdown big d
And I'm like, what is this city? I've never even
heard of it. He's just saying a lot of things.
I don't think he wants to go. Listen that, Mike,
I'm sorry, Ray doesn't want to go to your wedding. Okay, Ray,
(01:07:17):
you get you and Bay can ride and whatever however
I get there. No, that sounds fun. What we're done.
Have a great day. We will see you guys Monday. Monday,
Alan Jackson will be on everybody good. Yeah, I have
a good weekend by everybody.
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Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
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