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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Translitt Alaska. It's happened, and everybody, thank you so much
for hanging out with us this morning. Here is Andrew
from California Morning Studio. I just wanted to get your advice, Bobby.
Me and my girl are currently in a long distance relationship,
and I know you and Caitlin were at that point,
(00:25):
but I just want some advice. We're both be young,
we're both trying to live it up, so advice would
be great. Thank you my advice. And it was the
first ever long distance relationship I'd ever done. We just
always had a plan next. We weren't ever just living separately,
going I wonder when we'll see each other again, even
if it was far away. We had a plan. We
were looking forward to when she would come here or
(00:46):
I would go there. But then again, we got here
with Corona pretty quick because we dated for a few
only a few months, and then she was just kind
of trapped here, which in the end was the greatest
thing that ever happened to me. Right, So my only
advice to you, so I'm like your young guy, is
just make sure that you know whenever you leave, you
already have your next little spot planned because you're looking
(01:07):
forward to something always. Otherwise you kind of just feel
like you're floating. Uh. Kaitlyn used to come to town,
and then she would get here and then start to
get sad already because you'd have to she knew she'd
have to leave in a few days. And I was like, wait,
wait a minute, don't get sad until you're actually leaving. Yeah, like,
just be happy for a second. Yea and so and
then I take her to the airport and I would
(01:28):
talk with that and say like, hey, no need to
get sad. You're gonna come back. We already have ourn
extra planned. Like That's why it worked for us. It's like,
don't get sad. This is enough. You're coming back in
three weeks or two weeks, and then you're gonna get
stuck here and then and then you're gonna live about
a one single small suitcase for three months. Yeah, that
would be my advice there, Andrew, good luck. It can work.
It's tough, it can work. But there's also got to
(01:53):
be a bit of a plan for how to end
the long distance as well. There's got to be an
instant the means, let's do one more. Here you go.
This is Heather in North Dakota. I just wanted to
find out if you and Caitlin had your own song
as a couple. We have a few, I mean, her
and I haven't really talked about this on the level
of just picking a song, but I've I've made a
(02:14):
list here. The first time we kind of went somewhere together,
and she knows every nineties country song everywhere to every
nineties country song, and so we were Brooks and Dune,
Neon Moon had Oh, I know what was happening. Eddie
and I were practicing because we were playing with the
Brooks and Dune and I was learning, making sure I
knew every word of the song, because you feel like
you do until you have to sing it with them,
(02:34):
all right, and you're like go and then we just
kind of say that song reminds me of her because
we just sang it for an entire weekend. So that's
not our song, but that's one. Also, the Duelippa song
Don't Stop Now reminds me of her when we first
met Don't Come Now, Don't Stop Caring, because I didn't
(02:56):
even love the song, but she liked the song and
she went to the same church as to Alippa and
so I thought that was cool. Yeah, that is cool.
And so that song was a big one Jesse and
the Rippers Forever serious, Yeah, why why? Because she used
to play it all the time and be like, this
is my song for you. She was kind of kiddy,
(03:16):
but not really. And also who doesn't love full House?
And Jesse's playing this at the wedding Forever the jam
But finally the one that I would say is our song,
not because we've picked it or had this conversation, and
this song because she says that when she knew that
(03:40):
I was the one for her. I took her to
a Matt Carney concert and we were in Oklahoma City
because I surprised her by going to the Oklahoma City
Thunder game and then Matt Carney was playing. He's a
friend of mine, and so after the game we went
over and watched the back end of his show and
hung out with him afterward. But he played this song
at the very end of it, and she said, when
during this song is when she knew that I was
(04:02):
the one and it's nothing left to lose. So and
then we listened to that song all the time too,
because we know all the words to it, and that
was a real special time for us. And then in
the song too, he talks about moving to Nashville, you know,
and probably in her life too, she's thinking like, oh
(04:22):
my gosh, like I could live in Nashville. Well, that
whole song too was like let's just go for it,
like there's we got nothing to lose, let's just go
get it. So yeah, and it's a jam too where
were you and that since you know where you were,
like the game and the concert, if that's when she
had the moment of knowing where were you at that
moment already knew you knew too, Well, yeah, because I
(04:43):
planned the whole trip. I'm not planning a trip like
that for somebody that I'm not berzerk over. Yeah, And
she said I haven't seen it and I'm not gonna
ask her for it. That she took notes on her
phone that night on how she felt because she didn't
want to let that kind of go by and she
wanted to. I guess maybe when she gets mad emulators,
she can go check it for a little diary. You
have a song not like of your first dance at
(05:05):
your wedding, but like a song that you you and
your husband when you first started being together, it was
like your song, I mean, ours is anything when we
first started dating. He loves Texas country, so and Pat
Green ended up being one of our songs. But I
would say anything Jerry, Jeff, Pat Green, Robert L. Keane
and even some other guys that aren't as known as
(05:27):
those Texas country guys. So you have a whole format
as you even now, all the teuntry anything with the
Red Nerd, and it is our song. No, But I
will say, like even Parker McCollum's song that's out now,
when it comes on the radio, it instantly has that
Texas country feel, and I think of him already with
that song and he loves it. But there's not s
(05:48):
song but I can think of right now unless it's
Pat Green. Crazy. But Eddie, you said not that. I
think ours kind of came later. We had our early ones,
but I think fix You now has become our song
because of just the roller coaster ride that our marriage
has been, ups downs, ups, downs, and we've always just
kind of ended up being there for each other. So
when fix You comes on, we both just get really
(06:08):
quiet and say, like, gosh, I love this song like
we did too in my station. Are you listening to
on our playlist? Because I don't listen to the alternative
stuff too. They never play figures, they don't. It's always
like hateful stuff. Now, a lot of you guys ask
for advice, We open up the mail bag to give
you just that you get something. Well, yeah, hey, Bobby,
(06:37):
I recently moved in with my girlfriend and moved all
my stuff into a storage unit, and we're gonna say
some things that we can both use now. She asked
me to move into the storage unit for at least
a year, quote just in case things didn't work out.
I was totally open to this idea first, and even
thought it was a smart play. But now I've been
thinking about it, and suddenly I'm wondering, is this a
(07:00):
red flag? Is she telling me she's not really sure
if she wants to be with me? Is she playing
it safe she can kick me to the curb? Or
am I overthinking it? Brad? Well, first I'll say that
you're overthinking it. I would just say you're overthinking it.
She may have been saying that for him not to
freak out more than her too. You can't all she
(07:22):
could say, hey, just in case doesn't work out. She
could have been sending that for him, not just for her,
so I wouldn't draw any significant conclusions from that. And
who knows it may not work out if you both agree, hey,
we're gonna see if those works out, give it a
trial run, a living together. So I would say not
to freak out yet, it's not a red flag. If
she's in a year, if she's going, hey, we're gonna
(07:44):
leave your stuff over there because who knows what's going
to happen next, then it's probably a red flag. Those
are my thoughts. Amy. Yeah, I think she's just looking
out for you two and keeping hold of your things.
Although my therapist has been talking to me a lot
about red flags lately, not necessarily in a relationship, but
just sometimes in life, things we do or something that
said to us that might be like, huh, maybe I
(08:06):
didn't need to look a little further into that. And
if it really is a concern, then you need to
communicate that to her. Oh, communication, that's done, I know.
But if it's something you can't let go, just say hey,
m and try to use when you do bring it up,
use eye language instead of you like you when you
said this, Dad, just say hey, you know, I know
(08:30):
we talked about this the other day and I started
to think this or I started to feel this way
after we talked about it. But avoid for her to
not get on the defense. Oh, I should work on that.
I go right, do the you you you you you you. No,
I'm really working on eye language. Well, Brad, here's what
we say collectively. You're fine if it's bothering you that much,
(08:54):
say something to her, but this is not a sign
of disaster. Yeah, we agree with that. Yeah, because really
she could have meant nothing by it other than protecting.
But you have created a possible story in your head
that's taking you the other direction. Stories on our head
are the ones that gets us because they're normally not right.
We've got your that was about to clothe Morgan. What
(09:20):
do they do if they want to email us? Mail
bag up Bobby Bones dot com. All right, here is
the game. I'll give you a famous opening line to
a country song. Just name the song. If you miss
You're out uh for example, this is an easy one.
You can just say the answer Amy looking back in
the memory of is that looking back on the memory
(09:41):
the dance? Yea memory I'll give you the famous first line.
Here we go, Johnny's daddy was taken in fishing when
he was eight years old. Your answer, Morgan, uh uh,
she's the love of a boy in correct, ranked Eddie.
(10:02):
I have don't take the girl, yeah, Tim mcgirl, Yes, Lunchbox,
don't take the girl. Yeah, Amy, don't take the girl,
take any fishit. He was eight years Morgan, I'm sorry
you've been eliminated's okay, okay, here we go. First line.
He was working through college on my grandpa's farm. All right,
(10:22):
I'm gonna come to you guys in a few seconds.
All right, lunchbox, com whatever to you. He was working
through college on my grandpa's farm. What you guy, strawberry
wine correct, amyberry wine? Correct, Eddie, that's strawberry wine on
(10:42):
my grandpa's one. Here we go. Creole Williams live down
a dirt road. You know, I'll throw you a little
nugget here. Creole Williams live down a dirt road. Amy.
Just Amy just shook me off and said, don't do that. Yeah,
So I had it. Okay, So what we're playing fun?
We're trying to win a scholarship beer. Okay, I'll tell
(11:04):
you that next time. You're trying to play a game.
I don't get to play many games games together. Worked out?
All right? Lunchbox, yeah, I mean in the middle. Incorrect?
What lunchboxes? The middle? It is not Old Georgia pinne No, oh,
Kareol Williams did not live down a dirt road from
the old Georgia Pine. Ah mean the middle as the
(11:27):
old Georgia Pine. But Kreol Williams and not living that town. Amy,
dust on the bottle, Dust on the bottle, Eddie, Come on, lunchbox,
that's your jam. Dust on the bottle. Dude, there you
go down the dirt road made homemade. Nobody I know
Georgia pun All right, lunchboxes out. We got two remaining.
(11:48):
I saw the light. I've been baptized. I saw the light.
I've been baptized. And it's the first line to what
famous country song Eddie you in? I'm in bones? What
do you have? I have brand new man Brooks and
done a baptized All right, I feel like I gotta
(12:14):
go a little harder. I'm gonna go level two now
for you too, because you both are gonna nail these Baby,
what do you say we just get lost? Leave this
one horsetown like two rebels without a cause, Amy singing
it over there, you have it? Yeah. She took her
headphones out so she wouldn't hear the game show music.
Leaned her head over and she's going, except for I
(12:35):
don't really know that I know the title. Yeah, well
that's the game. You don't have it if you don't
have it, She's like, I got it as another title. No,
no, no no, no, that the title is the answer. Seems
like a really long title right now. Okay, Eddie, are
you in? Oh boy, I'm in, but my dyslexia may
(12:56):
have gotten me on this one. Oh tough. Okay, let's
go to Amy first. Amy, Head's Carolina Tales California. Eddie,
what do you have? Okay, that's what I have. Heads
Carolina Tales, California. Head's Carolina Tales California is correct. Okay,
are we ready? This was gonna be sudden death buzzing
(13:18):
with your name when you know it. You're ready, boys
and girls ready. She's been going out with him, she's
been going out Amy and correct. Oh, Eddie, she's been
going out with them. She's been going out with me.
Oh my gosh, I think I gave Amy another chance.
I'm gonna go with X and incorrect. Here's a song
(13:42):
that ain't. My truck's all right. Here we go next
one sudden death. You all your name? Looks like we
made it. Look how far we've come? My baby? Say
your name Eddie, Eddie? No, I know it, Eddie, Eddie
(14:07):
say kiss in correct? Okay, I got it. Looks like
we made it. Look out far we've come, my baby,
Monitude Morley, get there someday, they said, I said, you
get there. I just look at it. She jumped out
(14:35):
of her chair. Did it? She made her bace stronger
than oh man, I haven't heard this song the well
and she won a scholarship. Well, congratulations you did. I
just just told what the prize wanted. Thank you. It's
time for the good news. Bobby Something, a grandpa from Minnesota,
(14:59):
has finally gotten his high school diploma, more than seventy
years after he left school. Clifford Hanson just received it
at ninety one years old in a special graduation ceremony. Wow.
His family was there to cheer him on as he
got his honorrey degree from Benson High School. He dropped
down the eighth grade because his dad was sick and
he had to save the family farm, which he did,
by the way. Yeah, and then he's ninety one. He
(15:20):
told a nurse in the senior living facility he still
wished he could have gotten it. So they made it happen,
did a little learning, got it, had the whole ceremony.
Pretty cool, huh, super ninety one years old. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. People's
biggest pet peeves with people they lived with. Okay, here
are the top five, and then I actually asked Caitlin
(15:41):
what her pet peeves are about me before we left.
I left this morning. Number five having people over the
house without heads up. Number four eating someone else's food. Yeah,
that's frustrating. I feel like I make a lot sometimes
and then my husband will just eat it, and I'm like,
well that was supposed to be for the whole family tomorrow.
Number three lounging is hanging. It's like, I feel like
(16:04):
Eddie's a lounger at his house. Do you think I
just lounge? I do. It's lounging is cool if it's
it's lounge shine, But if it's not, then it's annoying.
Number two is wasting electricity. That's a pet peeve that
people do. Yeah, then number one is not stacking your dishes.
And I wonder if that's stacking order, that's doing the dishes.
(16:25):
Like the number one thing is your partner or the
person you live with not doing the dishes, right, bothersome
to you? Yeah, what's your pet? People with your husband?
Coffee grinds everywhere right now, it's a problem. At our
new house. We have this one little part of the
countertop that's dedicated to the coffee. And now he thinks
like that can just be his space where it doesn't matter.
(16:46):
I want to know every day where how he thinks
those coffee grounds that are all over the counter and
the coffee's like stains, how they go away every day?
That's what I want to know. Yeah, who do you
think he's magic? He disappears. No, every day I cleaned that.
What do you think he would be with you? Nothing? Okay?
(17:06):
And I'll tell you I don't know. It's not true.
I know that I'm annoying for sure. So we would
need to ask him though. And I don't have any
with any thing for Caitlin, just perfect as far as
living with makes the bed we have two different bathroom.
She has used the bathroom in the guest room, so
there's no bathroom sharing. There's no Yeah, I have no issues,
(17:26):
like nothing, like sometimes she wants to talk and you
don't really well, she wants to talk all the time, right,
and I want to talk. Yeah, I'm just trying to
think of something because there has to be something. Nothing
comes to mind. And I asked her, and I get
this is very early when I woke her up and
asked her this. So I was like, hey, what are
your pet peeves with me? I don't know that they're
pet peeves, but things you do that I just don't understand.
That's okay, go ahead, okay, Um. If something is sealed chips,
(17:53):
rice cakes, whatever it is, if it's sealed with one
of those little plastic toppers or even the wire ones
that you spin and twist, you don't use them again,
Like you open it and then you throw it away
the twist day thing. Or it just goes but then
I wrap it and then lean it on the wrap.
So it's just everything is stale all the time, all right.
Anything else? Yeah, you sometimes you take your plates or
(18:18):
your bowls to the dish washer to sink. I thoroughly,
it's before the show go ahead. I take it to
the sink. You take it to the sink, and you
don't rent them. I fill it with water. No. In fact,
last night you filled it with water, and I was
so taken them back that I didn't even bring it
up because I was like, don't make a big deal
about this. Don't make a deal about it, because then
(18:40):
he might not do it again if I make a
big deal about it. Okay, and anything else. Yeah, you
don't always put the toilet seat down, that's true, and
I feel bad about that because sometimes you'll come out
and be like, I just fell in, and what do
I always say, Oh, I'm getting better. That brings me
to another thing that you do that kind of drives
me insane. You bring up things that you do that
(19:01):
are normal to try to get me to give you
some sort of props. You're like, hey, I fed Stanley
this morning, and I'm like, I've fed him every day,
three times a day for the past however long. That's
the end of this segment. All right, thanks, sorry, she
had nothing. Um, All right, back to you, which is
me in the studio. Okay, Oh my gosh, you're like
my son, what I made my bed today? Well, you're
(19:25):
supposed to I brushed my teeth today. Well no, you're
not getting rewarded for something you were supposed to do.
Everything joke, you're supposed to pay, always bragging about I
pay my childsbre goes you're supposed to pay. You can
go to Facebook and put your biggest pet peeve with
(19:46):
your husband or wife who if you lived with? Search
Bobby bon Show on Facebook on with us now is
David Rush He has so many Guinness World records. The
reason David that we kind of came across your story
was this balloon thing you'd and I'm gonna get to
some of the stuff he's done, but you had three balloons.
You kept hitting him in the air for over an hour?
(20:06):
Is that true? Nour in thirteen minutes now on the surface,
and I'm looking at this YouTube video of you. You
just keep popping the balloons up in the air. On
the surface, it doesn't seem that hard, But then I
start to watch it, it looks really tough. How many
minutes into this did you go, holy crap, I may
not make it. I never actually had that thought in
my mind. I knew I could do it. I'm a
(20:26):
juggler by trade, and so I've spent five thousand hours
probably in my life juggling. On this one, I knew
I was going to be able to do it, but
it is harder than juggling. I think, was this a
record that already stood or did you go here's what
I can do and then you broke it? Now, this
one's been broken multiple times. When I first thought it
was like five five and a half minutes was the record,
And folks at buzz he'd tried to bake it. They
(20:47):
were unable for a while, and then I broke it,
and another famous YouTuber broke it, and then somebody else
broke it, and so it was. The record stood a
thirty nine minutes forty nine seconds before I broke it.
This last week, Vid Rush is on. He lives in Idaho.
He's got a talent for breaking Guinness World records. He
kept three balloons in the air for one hour, twelve
minutes and fifty seconds. Do you have to call them
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and go, hey, I'm gonna break this record. Do you
have to do they have to be there, do they
have to see a live stream? Or do you just
have to record it, so you do have to apply
on their website before you can break correct, you just
got and try to break a record. They're not going
to approve it because you have to apply. Get the
application with all of the very specific guidelines you have
to follow, and all of the evidence you have to
gather for each attempt because it's a little bit different,
(21:30):
and then video and get witnesses and timekeepers and photographic
evidence and submit that to them. You know, what I
didn't know is that we've tried to break one of
his records before on the show, just as a bit
and we couldn't do it. But he was the guy
we talked about that drank the lime juice. He drank
an entire leader of lime juice in seventeen point two
nine seconds. Remember that one of these guys try to
(21:52):
they almost vomited. Did you train for that? How did
that one work out? Totally? It was terrible. Let me
tell you. The way I trained is with water, and
I would drink a half of a liter of water
really fast, and that's how I trained the muscles and
the reflexes for it. A liter of water just creates
a horrible stomach ache from the my stomach expanding. And
(22:14):
then for the I did the lemon juice one, the
lime juice one. For those. I never actually did a
practice with the lemon juice and the lime juice because
it was too painful with that much fluid. Were you
sick after it? Because these guys got the poops, I'm
not gonna lie to you, David Lunchbox, how much did
you get down? I got down one almost. I was
about halfway to the end. Okay, so and he had
(22:35):
the poops for two days. Oh, how'd you do? You know?
With the lemon juice, I had a stomach ache for
about thirteen hours. Never threw up the lime juice. I
like lime juice better than lemon juice. But I struggled
with that one more. I almost threw up right away.
I didn't took lots of tons, and yes, I had
nupset stomach and some gastro intestinal stuff going on per day.
Now are you making money off this? Like? Have you
(22:56):
found a way to monetize the skill of breaking records?
So my mission actually promote STEM education, science, technology, injury math.
And I've got a day job at a cool technology
company here and boys be called create a point where
we just launched five few routers. So on the side,
I promote stem education because the hardest position to phil
are these that require you know, math, science, engineer in grease,
(23:17):
and I break the records to show that if you
set your mind or goal, believe in yourself, and pursuit
with a passion, you can accomplish anything. I'm motivated. Who
knew I was going to be inspired by that? All?
Come on, heylo, here's another one he broke. He flipped
a flaming sword fifty seven times in thirty seconds. So
did you ever do this? And the not go exactly right?
And either hey, you burned your hand or cut a
(23:38):
little something? I burned my hands off and not the
I mean the hair's gone off of them. Get a
little you know, first or second degree burned, but nothing
too terrible. Smart guy found a way to promote something
he's passionate about. You say you live in boys, right, yep, Okay,
we're on one or four point three wild country in Boise.
So if you guys you know, hear of us and
want to go, do you ever do like, hey, come
(23:59):
meet me cameos or meet and greets any of that
kind of stuff? You know, I'm often at events that
promote STEM education, given talks, or go to libraries and schools,
and so I do meet a lot of people out
there in the in the world and done several radio
stays promotion things. And you know, when X Games came
to Boise, I juggled axes for eight hundred and thirty
nine consecutive catches for that are you and you have
(24:23):
all your hands are intact like fingers. You got it all.
I mean, I've got some scars, but they're all intact.
Here's another one. He did two hundred two thousand, one
hundred and seventy three behind the back disc catches for
an hour. He is the world's fastest juggler. He caught
sixty seven tennis balls in thirty seconds while on a
balance board. Do you just go through like the internet,
(24:44):
the site and find records and then decide, Hey, that's
the one I think I can get, You know, I
do go through the website, the Guinness book and their
YouTube videos and I approached them all with what I
called growth mindset and Stanford Psychologist chart. But I talked
about this that I can get better at anything. So
I look at this every record is like, Okay, I
could break this record. How much time is going to
take me to invest in to be able to break that?
(25:06):
And anything with juggling, balancing, running or my main course strengths.
And then I've been branching out to you know, like
the eating records and things like that. And anytime I
first cryet, I struggle. I'm not very good at it,
especially if it's something I haven't practiced before. And a
lot of students have the same problem. They fail a
Matt tests, struggle at science Day. I could never become
an engineer. But if they have a growth mindset and
(25:28):
they work hard to get help, they can get better.
And when I understand that I am going to become
better at this, I can become the fastest juggle of
the world and spend a year at it and train
for it every day. I was able to do it.
He's got an electual engineering degree from m I t
oh has. He published a book, Breaking Records, twenty one
Lessons from twenty one world record attempts. It's on Amazon
(25:49):
and Kindle. David Rush multiple Guinness World Record holder. Don't
people all the time go I could do that, but
they can't. They're out of their mind, right, David, No,
they absolutely can. No. If I have to train though,
like Amy's like, well, I can do that right now. No.
I listen to what he's saying, and all I have
to do is have a growth mindset and of doing
that and put in the hard work. K exactly. Well,
(26:12):
I really appreciate you spending a little time with us.
That's uh. And check out his book. And are you
on Instagram? David? Yeah, I'm Instagram David Rush speaker there, okay,
and I got a YouTube channel with over one hundred
of the records posted. You've been watch him at David
Rush record Breaker on YouTube. All right, there is David.
Thank you for your time, good luck and um love
what you say and love why you do it. Hey,
(26:35):
thanks so much. Been a pleasure. All right, there is
David Rush. Everybody. You have happened on watch box this weekend? No, Hello, happened.
I was driving down the road. It's a two lane
road and there's a big truck in front of me
with a bunch of Porter Potties on the back of it,
and we go around a curve towards the right, and
all of a sudden, the rope snaps off. And a
porter potty flies off the truck and it comes right
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at my car and I have to swerve whatever and
dodge the porter potty. And it was one of those
like handicapped ones. It was the big double size and
I mean boom right on the ground and yeah, so
you're okay. I'm okay. Anybody else hit it behind you?
No one hit it, luckily. But then I'm trying to
chase the guy down because he doesn't even know that
(27:19):
he's missing a porter potty. He's just driving like nothing,
and I'm hoging. I'm out the window going hey, hey, hey,
he's just ignored me. Finally, two miles down the road,
he finally pulls over and I said, yo, dude, you
lost a porter potty. He goes, dang it. He's like again,
this happens every time. It was one of those things
(27:40):
where you're driving and a thing flies off a truck,
and it was a I would have been I think
I'd have been a goner. I saw my life flash
before my eyes when I saw that port putty coming,
probably not because of the porter potty, but because you
would have reacted like with a jerk, and it could
have hit a car or a tree. Yes, and also
not to lose sight of how crazy this is, but
the fact you can keep calling it a porter potty,
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it distracts us all from the severity of what happened
to you? Do you call it? What do you call?
It's a porta potti a portable porter potty. No porter
potty from order potti porta porta porta yeah, no porter potty,
no porter. It's not a guy named John Porter who
invented the potty. It's a porta potty. Oh man, what
is something? I mean, I'm glad that you're okay, but
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what are they? It's like total lunchbox style of like
what happened to you? Like a if that's how you
went a porter potty at his funeral today lunchbox is
killed by a porter potty. We say it wrong in
his honor, your Samy's pile of stories. So there's this
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meditation and relaxation app called Calm, and celebrities have lent
their voice to it or they got paid whatever. But
there's celebrities on there, and Matthew McConaughey's voice is the
most downloaded. It's been downloaded more than eleven million times,
and they say that that's what's helping people go to
sleep as his voice before we begin, as you settle
(29:06):
in under the covers with your head easing into the pillow. Here,
I fall asleep on the air, like you to let
your mind drift with me for just a minute. Let's
ask the question how often do we ponder the depth
of the present moment, the one we're in. It's interesting
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how often I feel what's happening. I hate to say this.
I just it's hard for me to commit to meditation.
You know, it's tough. My mind just races all the time.
I have to fight myself to go to sleep. And anytime,
even when I was struggling really bad with PTSD, I
would sit on the bed and try to meditate, and
I just it just couldn't catch. And I know it's
(29:47):
because I didn't put the work in. I know that's
all it is. But I like Matthew McConaughey. Morgan Freeman
is also one that I would listen to. That would
be a good one. Yeah, who else? Is there anyone
else on the list? I have is that Matthew is
the one that's soothing millions of Americans. So if you're
having trouble falling asleep. Maybe try out the Matthew McConaughey
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on com That is pretty good, though I know I
was once he can't hear more. None of us told
Ray to stop the clip you meditated, old, I don't,
but my husband just started. Yeah, and how's that working.
At first he hated it, and now I guess because
he's been putting in the work, he's starting to enjoy it.
And told me that it's like Kinney g on Crack,
(30:30):
whatever app he has. He's not listening to someone talk.
It's like some must be a saxophone or something playing.
And he does twenty minutes a day and he's been
committed and he's done it every day. And I went
from him complaining about it to him being like, you know,
he If you don't know, my husband loves Kinney g.
So for him to describe, which is weird. By the way,
if you don't know, then I must tell you her
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husband is Air Force military guy who just happened to
play saxophone in the band and like tenth yeah, yeah, yeah,
And so he's into it, Kenny Gee on crack. So
he's meditating and all about it. So I've got to
give it a try. So Luke Brian did the whole
BuzzFeed thirst Tweets series. I don't know what that is.
I guess that's first tweet series. Yeah. It he like
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goes and reads what his fans think about him, like
in a thirsty way. Is it like a mean tweet
rip off? Yes, but for thirstiness go ahead and so um.
He said that some of his fans need to go
to church. Luke brian s thighs need their own fan page.
You beautiful man, you've been cycling a lot. The thighs
(31:36):
are quite toned, however, the beer belly is not. I
want Luke Bran to choke me out with his thighs
black widow style. My thighs seem to be the subject
of a lot of sexual fantasies. Thank you guys for that.
And you know, through all this, let's do remember I
do have music. Yeah, So he was just it's reading,
(31:56):
like God, all right, what else us? He has found
that face masks make you look more attractive? Ugly? I
just thought it was more so funny that someone conducted
a study of five hundred people to find this out.
And pretty much Yeah, when there was something covering half
(32:19):
your face. Everybody instantly became more attractive moregan You ever
had a guy come up to you while you had
a mask on at a restaurant. It happened, but but
at that point I had started to take it off,
so he saw my face. So I don't know that
it worked out that way. And he kept talking or
he yeah, he kept talking, just kidding. I knew he did. Yeah.
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That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. So after six years in an Indiana shelter,
a twelve year old pitbull boxer mix named Sandy has
found forever home. Yes, six years, so over half of
her life she was there. And there was a volunteer
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Terry that worked there and walked Sandy all the time.
And now she was like, oh man, I'm glad you
found her forever home, but I'm gonna miss walking her.
So they threw this party to wish Sandy a goodbye,
rolled out a red carpet for her to walk down
to her new family. And yeah, this shelter says that
Sandy left behind eighty dogs and two hundred cats siblings,
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and that they they this is like an orphanage. They
don't put any dogs down, any cats down, They keep them.
They will live there until they find a home or
until they pass away. Yeah, oh not real blood siblings
like no, no, no people at the dog because many
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animals there. I was like, wow, sister, So shout out
to the Marry and Grant Humane Society and they run
soling on donations, whether monetary toys or pet food. So
are you pretty awesome? That is a good one. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
All right, let's go over to Amy and get that joke.
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Morning Corny. What's the difference between ignorance and apathy? What
is it? I don't know and I don't care. That
was the morning Corny lunchbox. Who'd you call here? I
called a bakery at a grocery store because my kid
had a birthday a couple of weeks ago, and I
was like, what kind of things will they allow you
(34:27):
to write on a birthday cake? Will they put anything?
And if I just go on and on and on,
will they squeeze it on the birthday cake? Right? So,
here's a lunchbox calling has his alter ego Jason Gibble,
asking for a birthday cake for hit your wife yeah,
my hot wife. There we go help you. Oh, yes, ma'am.
I was trying to get a cake for my smoking
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hot wife. I'm a businessman making busines deal, so I'm
kind of running late to the birthday party. So I
was hoping you could write it, and then I swing
in and grab it. What I don't give me an idea?
What you want? Okay, you got a pin? I do? Okay.
Got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet. It
ain't no curves like hers on them, downtown streets, Body
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like a back road driving. No, I've heard a song,
but I can't write this all on a cake. You
need a whole lot, bigger cake. I don't have that
bigger cake. No, No, that's this is what I wrote.
This is these are words from my heart. Okay, did
you get did you write that down for me? Got
hips like honey? I got that part, Okay. It ain't
no curves like hers on them, downtown streets, Body like
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a back road, driving with my eyes closed, love, Jason,
I wrote, got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet.
Ain't no curves like hers on them? Back downtown streets,
driveling with my eyes closed love, Jason, Oh no, no,
you forgot body like a back road before driving with
my eyes closed, draped body like a back rood and
driving with my eyes closed. Okay, I wrote it. I mean,
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I'll try to see what I can put on there,
but I don't want to you to be disappointed to well,
I appreciate it. So how did that end up? Did
you call her back? I call her back, Tor, I
wasn't gonna be able to make it. Was she irritated
at you a little bit? No? No, she was just
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gonna get one. It was just display. But she was like,
I didn't know how it's gonna fit it on there.
Do you want to publicize her bakery they already have it?
Or she mad? No, No, she was happy. She laughed.
She thought it was funny, and she she she really
thought it was funny. But yeah, shout out lunchbox pranks
for everything possible. Why are they your victims all the time? Well? They,
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I mean it just seems to work. Like was very nice.
She was very nice. He was very funny, and she
had a good personality. And she knew the song. She's like,
I know that song. I'll give you the quote from
a famous movie. Just named the movie. He's a very
easy quote. She shouldn't miss any of these, Amy, Eddie, lunchbox, Morgan,
you're all in here we go. I'm gonna just say
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the quote, name the movie. I'm the King of the World.
I didn't give you much. I mean, someone confused over there,
Morgan was. He looked at me like, what the took
me a minute? I gotta ye. Amy Titanic, Tic Titanic,
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Eddie Titanic. Alright, softball, let's go level two. I feel
the need the need for speed. Amy drops her pin
like a boss, basically threw it down. I just watched this.
(37:43):
I feel the need, the need for speed, feel the
need for speed. Right around the room we go, Amy
top Gun lunch by Talladega Nights. Morgan to Eddie top Gun.
(38:05):
All right, lunch Blox. I'm sorry to see you go,
but you've been eliminated. Closing time. Um, next one. I
will look for you. I will find you, and I
will kill you. I will look for you, I will
find you, and I will kill you. Easy movie quote.
(38:29):
Everybody good, Yeah, taken, Morgan taken. I will look for you,
I will find you, and I will kill you. That's
such a good movie. Taking one was taking nineteen kind
of stunk. But taking one, we're all all right. Here
we go next one, I'll get you my pretty and
(38:50):
your little dog too, and okay, amye Wizard of Oz. Nice,
I don't bet you my pretty and your little dog
to the next one. I'll have what she's having. And
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Morgan struggling. No, yes, I'm struggling a little bit. I'll
have what she's having. Ohhh oh got it? Dang it
all right, Amy, when Harry met Sally Morgan, you've got
me all Oh dang similar ish type movie, but not yet,
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Eddie in the diner when Harry met Sally. That's right,
I'll have what she's having because she's going h two
people remain one more and then we'll go to sudden death.
Roads where we're going, we don't need roads, but roads
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where we're going, we don't need roads. Eddie. Do you
know it? Oh? Yeah, you Eddie's been on a street
with games lately. Roads. It's rote wrote road. That's good, Amy,
what you said was perfect kind of how he says it.
Roads age your answer, Amy, Apollo because of space Ray,
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I'm sorry, sorry, don't play you, Eddie. You know it? Yeah, yeah,
that is back to the future. I just watched that too, Rod,
We're going we don't leave anyway. On the phone right
now is my guy Mike D. Not the Mike D
that works on the show, but the Mike D that
(41:09):
is in the first episode of Breaking Bobby Bones. Mike D.
How are you? It's going great? Brother, I've been good.
Did you see that, like the you know, the tease
of you on the first episode. I did not see
the teas the last time. The only thing I saw
was when we were on the panel and I heard
about the teas. H They let me know. I totally
missed the man, but I heard it was great. Yeah,
(41:29):
have you seen the episode at all? Yeah, well they've
got me what they showed whatever they showed the press
and the rest of the panel. Remember, it just happened
to be our show. Damn, I'm a fooling. It was
the whole thing. But it was awesome. Would you tell
our listeners, and you can be honest about this, how
scared I was to actually go hang out over the
Grand Canyon on a rope And you know what, man,
(41:50):
I've been asking a few things. What I most remember
about the whole episode, and I can definitely say it
was your fear that it was definitely really real, No
no faking uh with that at no point at all.
But it was definitely something that we overcame together and
you did amazing, dude. But watching you on the side
(42:11):
of that cliff, that leg shaking, that that was that
was the one thing that I won't forget. How did
you get into rope access meaning I didn't even know
what that was until I met you? Where you know,
you're you're building these rope riggs, You're climbing places that
people normally aren't able to get to. How did you get,
you know, exposed to this industry? To be honest with you,
I fell right into it. I used to drive a
(42:31):
dumb truck for a little while and things got bad.
I lost my job, and um, just through a friend,
I was hired on with Absalom, my company that I
worked for now and since the beginning. And that's how
I thought. It was just a job for me to
go hang off a building and clean a couple of windows,
and here, low and behold, it was a whole career
path laid out right in front of me, and I
(42:52):
fell in love with rope actors. Right from the get go,
and and here I am fourteen years later, you know,
teaching folks to do what I do. And then you
know often TV shows with what people like yourself. Were
you scared for me? Did you think there was any
chance I would die? Be honest, not fairy you would die?
But there was a couple of times I was ready
to pull the plug, my friend. Doing what we do
is extremely safe, but it does require a lot of training.
(43:14):
And you know, when I first saw you get on
that rope and start flopping around like a fish out
of water, I definitely had had my thoughts about maybe
just pulling the flug all together, because they told you
if it didn't seem safe or I didn't seem ready
to just go, nope, you're not gonna do it, right, Yeah,
they Yeah, they definitely didn't. Of course, you know, with
row back to being that safety is priority number one.
(43:37):
That definitely was a concerned man. But you did amazing.
You took right to it, and by the end of it,
the only thing we had to shake off with those nerves. Yeah,
those nerves are still there. I watch it and I
still get anxiety thinking about when you were out there
in the middle of going, come on, Bobby, you can
do it. And I'm like, angry, I'm not going anywhere,
like I'm gonna sit right here on the ground and not.
And there's one point too, what we're up there and
I'm having to clean the bottom of the sky bridge.
(43:59):
Remember I wanna wrote four thousand feet over and he goes, hey,
look down at your bucket because you need to get
the squeegee out to clean. I'm like, I'm not looking down,
like I'm gonna keep looking up and stick my hand
and try to find the bucket because I didn't want
to look. That's crazy if you remember that, Bobby, because
that's actually a star that tell folks when we're talking
about this show, I go, man, he was so scared
he wouldn't even look down at his bucket into it.
(44:25):
But you know what, you found the water It was
down there, it was in the bucket, and you finally
found it. That's my guy, Mike d He is on
episode one, the Grand Canyon Cliffhanger breaking Bobby Bones. You're
gonna love his story. You're gonna be inspired by the guy.
You know, he had some adversity hit him early in life,
and he did not let that adversity define him and
here he is now and we hung four thousand feet
(44:47):
over the Grand Canyon together and you can watch that,
Mike D. It is a real treat to talk to
you again. I cannot wait to watch this episode with
everybody else. And thank you for your time, out standing Bobby,
Thank you for every team man and remember man fight Bryan. Repeat,
that's right, there is my d. Everybody all right? Tonight,
Breaking Bobby Bones, ten nine Central on NAT GEO channel.
(45:07):
You can watch me. You can watch Mike D teach
me how to hang on a rope and clean this thing.
And I felt like I was gonna die, but you
can watch it tonight, ten ninth Central on NAT GEO,
Breaking Bobby Bones. It's time for the good news. Out
(45:28):
in Mesa, Arizona, in the middle of the night, this
neighbor wakes up and goes, oh my gosh, my neighbor's
house is on fire. So Tye runs next door, starts
banging on the door and there's a ring doorbell camera,
so he starts looking into it and he's yelling, your
house is on fire, your house is on fire. The
mom answers the door. He takes the two year old
girl out to the street when Tie runs in and
(45:48):
gets the other daughter out of the house. Wow. Wow.
Also to go up to the cameras are talking to
the camera. That's pretty aware. It's pretty aware to go okay,
but they can hear me, because again, it's beating on
your door. You just gonna answer it. If somebody comes
to my door. I have the app too, I just
go who's out there? Also standing on the other side
of the door. I could just yell through the door.
(46:08):
But yeah, that's a good story. That is what it's
all about. Right there. That was tell me something good
on right now? Jason and san Antonio. Jason, what's up?
How are you good? How are you doing? And I'm
pretty good? What do you have on your mind? So
my girlfriend's building the house and she wants to have
a housewarming party, and she wants to do a housewarming
party registry. And I told her that I thought that
(46:30):
was bad Tase. Not a wedding, it's not a baby shower.
She disagrees with me, and she doesn't know why I
feel like it's bad Chase. So that's kind of where
I'm at. Well, she is going to throw a party. Yeah,
I've never had one. But if someone said I'm having
a housewarming party, there's a registry, I don't think I
would think anything weird about it. Because here's the thing.
If you go to someone's house, you're expected to bring
(46:52):
something anyway, and when you have to figure out what
yourself to bring, it's always stupid. It's always some kind
of wine that no one's ever gonna drink. So why
not just go ahead and get something good that they're
all that they're gonna like it. I feel like that
actually makes it easier. The registream takes takes a burden
off me, because I mean, I don't know, that's just me.
Every time I don't know what to take those house
(47:14):
So you know what I did last time, the last
time somebody invited me over, I grabbed a thing of
almond milk that had been unopened from the fridge and
took it over and gave it to them. Okay, And
I was like, here, I boutch some almond milk. And
then I got here's the and there's a twist. Then
I got back home and Caitlyn goes, hey, um, we
have a new thing almond milk, And the fridge hadn't
been opened yet, so I thought you took that one.
Apparently I took the one already been open. So I'm
(47:39):
on the side of I don't mind a house swimming party.
Nobody has to come, nobody has to buy anything. I
don't think it's bad taste. The only thing that I
would say, if you're throwing the party, have a little
sum there, a little food, a little something for people
to come over to do. Like you know, there's some
money in that party. What do you think. I am
with you on the fact that it does make it
easier on those that are attending, and I would appreciate that.
(47:59):
I would normally, though, just do a gift card. That
keeps it simple, Like if someone has moved somewhere, then
a gift card to target bed, bath and beyond or
something like that is so easy. So that's that's that
solves the problem right there. For me, personally, I would
not feel comfortable putting up a housewarming registry, but I'm
not gonna hate anybody for doing it. But I wouldn't
(48:19):
do it. But if you put a registry up that
eliminates the need for a gift card, I understand, and
it's mailed right to you. You don't even have to
go to the store or get online and buy it
and log on. I agree, but I'm just saying, an
easy thing to take to housewarming party so you don't
have to take almond milk. Is a gift card? No, Yeah,
I'm buying a gift card taking it an envelope. Why
(48:42):
it's weird? What in a card? I think I gave
Morgan number two a gift card well too, but she
didn't have a party she was going to. Yeah, but
I didn't go to a house I sent her online.
Gift cards are fine online. I'm not going to walk
up somebody him an envelope. Hey, here, are you going
to congratulate like it's a drug deal or something. Okay,
here's where we stand. Jason, You're wrong, She's right. Actually no, Jason,
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I'm with you. I would feel uncomfortable. But that wasn't
the question. No, because he's part of this too. If
she puts that out there, he is somewhat He's putting
it out there too, and I would find it uncomfortable.
Throw the party, ask for the guests. People don't have
to get you gifts. They're gonna want to come over eventual. Anyway,
they're gonna feel weir about having to bring something. Let
him get you a towel, you know, Okay, have the
(49:25):
party stir away and Jason, what I've learned, he's kind
of picked your battles. She has to pick him with me.
I have to pick him with her. I don't think
this is when you want to invest a whole lot
of yourself, a whole lot of you putting your foot
down and going this is not for me. Well, she's
gonna do what she wants to do regardless, and I
already told her to do that. I just wanted another
opinion on if I was done, if I was wrong
in the matter. Well, it doesn't make a mean. I
(49:45):
feel super comfortable, but we're both okay with me. So
the song that's the all time worst again stuck in
your head? Have a list here four, three, two, one
Reddy and number five on the song that gets stuck
in my head all the time fl all meant to
be Oh yeah, just can't shake it. It takes something
(50:12):
to knock that one out. Some other ones will just
go away, but I need something to knock meant to
Be out because it just stays in the good that's
at my number five on Songs in My Head number
four and I don't hear a lot, but when I do,
I don't lose it. It's Wilson Phillips, hold on to
turn around, say goodbye. Can't shake that one at number three,
(50:40):
it's what they call Rick rolling, Rick Astley, never gonna
give you up. Number two in the Songs that Stay,
and I had the longest that I can't shake The
Lion Sleeps Tonight, Jungle Long Sleep. Do you know the
(51:03):
song in the the Mighty John. Once I hear it,
I just listen on Cool ninety five, Good Times, Great
Old He's Cool ninety five. Here we're gonna play the
Lion Sleeps Tonight. There's like four different parts of this
song that can just stay in your head all and
then finally then and you guys may have this on
your list, um my number one song that if I
(51:25):
hear it, it's it's so hard to get it out.
Is this one right here? Because son funk? Oh yeah,
town funk, because I don't believe it. Just watch anyone
have that on theirs? The main one? Amy, What do
you have justin Bieber baby baby Eddie? What what is
(51:54):
it for you? I don't know why I gets stuck
in my head? But and I hate this song. It's
watched Me Whip, watch Me Name Name, Okay, I hate
that lunch box. Oh it's easy Chumbo, one buck tough
bumpling that almost have my lest too. Number two minds
(52:22):
an old song, It's Vanessa Carlton's a thousand Miles. That's
so good. Final one, Raymondo. What song gets stuck in
your head whenever I'm about to get a beer, a
nice cold beer. I mean, the only thing I think
of is Luke Combs really catchy hook. Yeah, we'll put
(52:48):
it up on our Facebook page. Tell us what song
stays in your head the longest? Like you just you
just can't get it. I wake up, there's all the
time there's a song on my head at some point.
Me too. I I go from my head's like a jukebox.
It's just one song to another, one song to another, constantly.
Brand next song comes up on the Bobby Bones Show.
Now Courtney Monroe, she has the president of National Geographic
(53:11):
Global Television. She is the reason that I have a
show that exists that will be on at ten nine Central.
Courtneyman or everybody, Hi, everybody, how are you studio. Hey,
we are good. I have a question for you. Yes, Bobby,
tell me about this how this time thing works? Ten
nine Central? Does that mean everybody but Central gets it
(53:31):
at ten and then only Central gets it at nine? Like,
this is the most basic question, but I need help here. Yes,
that is correct. Don't you live in the Central time
zone though? But I know we get it at nine, right,
so I but if you're on the East Coast where
I live, or you're on the West coast, you get
it at ten. I just because people hit me up
from all these times on like what time is it
on here? And I'm like, you know what, I want
(53:52):
to ask somebody who knows the president? That person though? Okay,
so ten nine Central on that breaking Bobby Bones, let
me ask you the first question that people want to know.
Why in the world would you greenlight a show with
me on it? First of all, I'm a huge fan.
I've been a huge fan and loyal listener for a
long time. So part of this is just a ploy
(54:14):
to get to know you. Really. That's number one. Number two,
you were on Running Wild with Bear Girls, your listeners,
your fans tuned in became the highest rated episode ever
for us that season and we're like, o'm my gosh,
people love him. Let's do a show with Bobby Bones.
And the truth of that matters. This show is, this
(54:34):
show is the embodiment of exactly who you are. It
is full of adventure, it is fun, It is full
of heart and inspiration, and your viewers are going to
love it. And so I knew it was going to
be a hit. I knew it was going to be entertaining.
I knew you were going to have fun doing it.
That's why we greenland it. Now, the question for me
is did you ever get nervous that I would be
physically really badly injured or die because some of the
(54:57):
stuff I was doing was pretty nuts. Yes, I did
worry about that. I was a little conflicted because on
the one hand, the crazier things you do, the you know,
the more nutty it is, the better the television. But
I really like you and I didn't want you to
get hurt. So yes, I was definitely nervous, but I
was conflicted because it makes for great entertaining television. The
first episode is me hanging over the Grand Canyon and
(55:18):
my body is literally trembling. Yeah, it's really terrifying to watch,
like terrifying to watch, But you say that in a
way that you were happy that I was terrifying. I
was super happy, yes, because this is all about you
facing your fear, getting outside your comfort zone, being vulnerable,
and spending the day with people who do this for
(55:38):
a living, you know, really inspiring individuals who are willing
to take risks, and you go for it and it's
really fun. And yes, seeing you scared is kind of entertaining.
If for me, it brings back all the anxiety that
I had while actually doing it, Like I had trouble
sleeping the night before. I get out and there's there's
literally a cliff and they're like, okay, we'll go. We're
(55:59):
you're gonna go out on the rope and we're going
to pull you out. And I'm like, I don't I
can't do it. And I set there forever going on
because I don't know if I can do this, And
it just brings back the anxiety that I had just
I only watch like the first half of it and
then then I fast forward it to just doing the
human part of it, because I think that's what's so
great about it, because this is not fake made for
(56:19):
television stuff. All you all viewers and your fans are
going to have to do is see your face and
the fear is real and the hesitation is real. And
I think that's what makes the show so compelling, is
that it's real and you're willing to be afraid. And
I think the way you connect with these sort of
(56:40):
everyday heroes is really inspiring. Did you see any of
the episodes and go that one kind of sucked? No? Okay,
I mean I have my favorites. I'm not going to
say what they are I have. I think the you know,
the more afraid you are, the more out of your
comfort zone, I think the better. But I love them all,
and I love the people that you meet, and I
love all the everyday job that you immerse yourselves in.
(57:02):
And I think, you know, listeners are going to see
themselves in a lot of the people that you meet,
and I think that's pretty compelling as well. Yeah, come
for the action and meet looking dopey, try and stuff out,
but stay for the stories of people who fought real
adversity and fought their way through. And I think if
you watch an episode and you're you don't feel inspired.
I did not do my job, and so I think
(57:23):
you'll finish this show and go dang like I love them,
and you may feel a little better about yourself to
feel a little better. Totally agree. And I also love
how you're begging all your listeners. What do I want
blood listen? I'm not above begging either, So please watch.
You will love it National Geographic Channel. They'll eventually be
on Disney Plus, no excuse, lots of places to watch it.
(57:45):
People are gonna love it. They're gonna love you in it,
and they're gonna love it. There she is Courtney Monroe,
President of National Geographic Global Television and my hero breaking
Bobby Bones ten nine Central tonight on NAT Geo Channel. Courtney,
thank you. Hopefully we will talk against it. Thanks so much,
Bob be okay, bye, all right bye, there's a cart
of fancy executive on the phone down. Sorry. Today. This
(58:11):
story comes us from Jacksonville, Florida. A man walked into
a Wells Fargo bank, went up to the teller, pulled
out a gun, point incent give me all the money,
and the teller let them goes, that's a fake gun.
He goes, give me all the money, goes, dude, your
gun's not real. I'm not giving you any money. So
the robber turned to leave and he was arrested outside
(58:32):
by the security guard. Was it a fake gun? Fake gun,
and a security guard can arrest I guess if they're
also a cop. Yeah, it's an off duty cop working
as a security guard at the bank. At least throw
the fake gun right. Well, now, I'm curious about an
off duty you could you still have the rights to
arrests it a citizen's arrest. No, he's a cop. He's
a cop. If you're off duty, you can still arrest someone.
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You're still a duty if you're a police officer. I
don't know. If someone's robbing a pizza place, if you're
in there and you're an off duty cop, you have
to go out, not on the clod. I can't do
any arresting. I don't know all. I'm munch blocked at
your bone head store. Of the day. These boaters they
went out for the day, and people always want to
see dolphins or whales or maybe a shark, you know,
(59:14):
if you're out in the ocean. Right this eight foot
sharks circled this boat for fifteen minutes. Oh my gosh,
the mean one, the big great white shark. Imagine you're
out on the boat, it's nice day, and then this
shark is circling you for fifteen minutes. That's what happened.
And I don't think I've ever seen a shark accepted
an aquarium, have you, No, I've never seen one like
(59:36):
at the ocean. I think i'd be freaking out a
little bit though. The eight foot sharks circled down for
fifteen minutes. They took pictures, but I guess you only
circle when you're hungry. Yeah, for sure. If I also,
if I was on that boat and I saw the
article the other day about how the shark just jumped
in and ate the boy, well pulled the boy. The
dad jumped in on the shark and saved him, I know,
but still tried to eat him. Thank you. We'll see
you tomorrow by running job
Translitt Alaska. It's happened, and everybody, thank you so much
for hanging out with us this morning. Here is Andrew
from California Morning Studio. I just wanted to get your advice, Bobby.
Me and my girl are currently in a long distance relationship,
and I know you and Caitlin were at that point,
(00:25):
but I just want some advice. We're both be young,
we're both trying to live it up, so advice would
be great. Thank you my advice. And it was the
first ever long distance relationship I'd ever done. We just
always had a plan next. We weren't ever just living separately,
going I wonder when we'll see each other again, even
if it was far away. We had a plan. We
were looking forward to when she would come here or
(00:46):
I would go there. But then again, we got here
with Corona pretty quick because we dated for a few
only a few months, and then she was just kind
of trapped here, which in the end was the greatest
thing that ever happened to me. Right, So my only
advice to you, so I'm like your young guy, is
just make sure that you know whenever you leave, you
already have your next little spot planned because you're looking
(01:07):
forward to something always. Otherwise you kind of just feel
like you're floating. Uh. Kaitlyn used to come to town,
and then she would get here and then start to
get sad already because you'd have to she knew she'd
have to leave in a few days. And I was like, wait,
wait a minute, don't get sad until you're actually leaving. Yeah, like,
just be happy for a second. Yea and so and
then I take her to the airport and I would
(01:28):
talk with that and say like, hey, no need to
get sad. You're gonna come back. We already have ourn
extra planned. Like That's why it worked for us. It's like,
don't get sad. This is enough. You're coming back in
three weeks or two weeks, and then you're gonna get
stuck here and then and then you're gonna live about
a one single small suitcase for three months. Yeah, that
would be my advice there, Andrew, good luck. It can work.
It's tough, it can work. But there's also got to
(01:53):
be a bit of a plan for how to end
the long distance as well. There's got to be an
instant the means, let's do one more. Here you go.
This is Heather in North Dakota. I just wanted to
find out if you and Caitlin had your own song
as a couple. We have a few, I mean, her
and I haven't really talked about this on the level
of just picking a song, but I've I've made a
(02:14):
list here. The first time we kind of went somewhere together,
and she knows every nineties country song everywhere to every
nineties country song, and so we were Brooks and Dune,
Neon Moon had Oh, I know what was happening. Eddie
and I were practicing because we were playing with the
Brooks and Dune and I was learning, making sure I
knew every word of the song, because you feel like
you do until you have to sing it with them,
(02:34):
all right, and you're like go and then we just
kind of say that song reminds me of her because
we just sang it for an entire weekend. So that's
not our song, but that's one. Also, the Duelippa song
Don't Stop Now reminds me of her when we first
met Don't Come Now, Don't Stop Caring, because I didn't
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even love the song, but she liked the song and
she went to the same church as to Alippa and
so I thought that was cool. Yeah, that is cool.
And so that song was a big one Jesse and
the Rippers Forever serious, Yeah, why why? Because she used
to play it all the time and be like, this
is my song for you. She was kind of kiddy,
(03:16):
but not really. And also who doesn't love full House?
And Jesse's playing this at the wedding Forever the jam
But finally the one that I would say is our song,
not because we've picked it or had this conversation, and
this song because she says that when she knew that
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I was the one for her. I took her to
a Matt Carney concert and we were in Oklahoma City
because I surprised her by going to the Oklahoma City
Thunder game and then Matt Carney was playing. He's a
friend of mine, and so after the game we went
over and watched the back end of his show and
hung out with him afterward. But he played this song
at the very end of it, and she said, when
during this song is when she knew that I was
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the one and it's nothing left to lose. So and
then we listened to that song all the time too,
because we know all the words to it, and that
was a real special time for us. And then in
the song too, he talks about moving to Nashville, you know,
and probably in her life too, she's thinking like, oh
(04:22):
my gosh, like I could live in Nashville. Well, that
whole song too was like let's just go for it,
like there's we got nothing to lose, let's just go
get it. So yeah, and it's a jam too where
were you and that since you know where you were,
like the game and the concert, if that's when she
had the moment of knowing where were you at that
moment already knew you knew too, Well, yeah, because I
(04:43):
planned the whole trip. I'm not planning a trip like
that for somebody that I'm not berzerk over. Yeah, And
she said I haven't seen it and I'm not gonna
ask her for it. That she took notes on her
phone that night on how she felt because she didn't
want to let that kind of go by and she
wanted to. I guess maybe when she gets mad emulators,
she can go check it for a little diary. You
have a song not like of your first dance at
(05:05):
your wedding, but like a song that you you and
your husband when you first started being together, it was
like your song, I mean, ours is anything when we
first started dating. He loves Texas country, so and Pat
Green ended up being one of our songs. But I
would say anything Jerry, Jeff, Pat Green, Robert L. Keane
and even some other guys that aren't as known as
(05:27):
those Texas country guys. So you have a whole format
as you even now, all the teuntry anything with the
Red Nerd, and it is our song. No, But I
will say, like even Parker McCollum's song that's out now,
when it comes on the radio, it instantly has that
Texas country feel, and I think of him already with
that song and he loves it. But there's not s
(05:48):
song but I can think of right now unless it's
Pat Green. Crazy. But Eddie, you said not that. I
think ours kind of came later. We had our early ones,
but I think fix You now has become our song
because of just the roller coaster ride that our marriage
has been, ups downs, ups, downs, and we've always just
kind of ended up being there for each other. So
when fix You comes on, we both just get really
(06:08):
quiet and say, like, gosh, I love this song like
we did too in my station. Are you listening to
on our playlist? Because I don't listen to the alternative
stuff too. They never play figures, they don't. It's always
like hateful stuff. Now, a lot of you guys ask
for advice, We open up the mail bag to give
you just that you get something. Well, yeah, hey, Bobby,
(06:37):
I recently moved in with my girlfriend and moved all
my stuff into a storage unit, and we're gonna say
some things that we can both use now. She asked
me to move into the storage unit for at least
a year, quote just in case things didn't work out.
I was totally open to this idea first, and even
thought it was a smart play. But now I've been
thinking about it, and suddenly I'm wondering, is this a
(07:00):
red flag? Is she telling me she's not really sure
if she wants to be with me? Is she playing
it safe she can kick me to the curb? Or
am I overthinking it? Brad? Well, first I'll say that
you're overthinking it. I would just say you're overthinking it.
She may have been saying that for him not to
freak out more than her too. You can't all she
(07:22):
could say, hey, just in case doesn't work out. She
could have been sending that for him, not just for her,
so I wouldn't draw any significant conclusions from that. And
who knows it may not work out if you both agree, hey,
we're gonna see if those works out, give it a
trial run, a living together. So I would say not
to freak out yet, it's not a red flag. If
she's in a year, if she's going, hey, we're gonna
(07:44):
leave your stuff over there because who knows what's going
to happen next, then it's probably a red flag. Those
are my thoughts. Amy. Yeah, I think she's just looking
out for you two and keeping hold of your things.
Although my therapist has been talking to me a lot
about red flags lately, not necessarily in a relationship, but
just sometimes in life, things we do or something that
said to us that might be like, huh, maybe I
(08:06):
didn't need to look a little further into that. And
if it really is a concern, then you need to
communicate that to her. Oh, communication, that's done, I know.
But if it's something you can't let go, just say hey,
m and try to use when you do bring it up,
use eye language instead of you like you when you
said this, Dad, just say hey, you know, I know
(08:30):
we talked about this the other day and I started
to think this or I started to feel this way
after we talked about it. But avoid for her to
not get on the defense. Oh, I should work on that.
I go right, do the you you you you you you. No,
I'm really working on eye language. Well, Brad, here's what
we say collectively. You're fine if it's bothering you that much,
(08:54):
say something to her, but this is not a sign
of disaster. Yeah, we agree with that. Yeah, because really
she could have meant nothing by it other than protecting.
But you have created a possible story in your head
that's taking you the other direction. Stories on our head
are the ones that gets us because they're normally not right.
We've got your that was about to clothe Morgan. What
(09:20):
do they do if they want to email us? Mail
bag up Bobby Bones dot com. All right, here is
the game. I'll give you a famous opening line to
a country song. Just name the song. If you miss
You're out uh for example, this is an easy one.
You can just say the answer Amy looking back in
the memory of is that looking back on the memory
(09:41):
the dance? Yea memory I'll give you the famous first line.
Here we go, Johnny's daddy was taken in fishing when
he was eight years old. Your answer, Morgan, uh uh,
she's the love of a boy in correct, ranked Eddie.
(10:02):
I have don't take the girl, yeah, Tim mcgirl, Yes, Lunchbox,
don't take the girl. Yeah, Amy, don't take the girl,
take any fishit. He was eight years Morgan, I'm sorry
you've been eliminated's okay, okay, here we go. First line.
He was working through college on my grandpa's farm. All right,
(10:22):
I'm gonna come to you guys in a few seconds.
All right, lunchbox, com whatever to you. He was working
through college on my grandpa's farm. What you guy, strawberry
wine correct, amyberry wine? Correct, Eddie, that's strawberry wine on
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my grandpa's one. Here we go. Creole Williams live down
a dirt road. You know, I'll throw you a little
nugget here. Creole Williams live down a dirt road. Amy.
Just Amy just shook me off and said, don't do that. Yeah,
So I had it. Okay, So what we're playing fun?
We're trying to win a scholarship beer. Okay, I'll tell
(11:04):
you that next time. You're trying to play a game.
I don't get to play many games games together. Worked out?
All right? Lunchbox, yeah, I mean in the middle. Incorrect?
What lunchboxes? The middle? It is not Old Georgia pinne No, oh,
Kareol Williams did not live down a dirt road from
the old Georgia Pine. Ah mean the middle as the
(11:27):
old Georgia Pine. But Kreol Williams and not living that town. Amy,
dust on the bottle, Dust on the bottle, Eddie, Come on, lunchbox,
that's your jam. Dust on the bottle. Dude, there you
go down the dirt road made homemade. Nobody I know
Georgia pun All right, lunchboxes out. We got two remaining.
(11:48):
I saw the light. I've been baptized. I saw the light.
I've been baptized. And it's the first line to what
famous country song Eddie you in? I'm in bones? What
do you have? I have brand new man Brooks and
done a baptized All right, I feel like I gotta
(12:14):
go a little harder. I'm gonna go level two now
for you too, because you both are gonna nail these Baby,
what do you say we just get lost? Leave this
one horsetown like two rebels without a cause, Amy singing
it over there, you have it? Yeah. She took her
headphones out so she wouldn't hear the game show music.
Leaned her head over and she's going, except for I
(12:35):
don't really know that I know the title. Yeah, well
that's the game. You don't have it if you don't
have it, She's like, I got it as another title. No,
no, no no, no, that the title is the answer. Seems
like a really long title right now. Okay, Eddie, are
you in? Oh boy, I'm in, but my dyslexia may
(12:56):
have gotten me on this one. Oh tough. Okay, let's
go to Amy first. Amy, Head's Carolina Tales California. Eddie,
what do you have? Okay, that's what I have. Heads
Carolina Tales, California. Head's Carolina Tales California is correct. Okay,
are we ready? This was gonna be sudden death buzzing
(13:18):
with your name when you know it. You're ready, boys
and girls ready. She's been going out with him, she's
been going out Amy and correct. Oh, Eddie, she's been
going out with them. She's been going out with me.
Oh my gosh, I think I gave Amy another chance.
I'm gonna go with X and incorrect. Here's a song
(13:42):
that ain't. My truck's all right. Here we go next
one sudden death. You all your name? Looks like we
made it. Look how far we've come? My baby? Say
your name Eddie, Eddie? No, I know it, Eddie, Eddie
(14:07):
say kiss in correct? Okay, I got it. Looks like
we made it. Look out far we've come, my baby,
Monitude Morley, get there someday, they said, I said, you
get there. I just look at it. She jumped out
(14:35):
of her chair. Did it? She made her bace stronger
than oh man, I haven't heard this song the well
and she won a scholarship. Well, congratulations you did. I
just just told what the prize wanted. Thank you. It's
time for the good news. Bobby Something, a grandpa from Minnesota,
(14:59):
has finally gotten his high school diploma, more than seventy
years after he left school. Clifford Hanson just received it
at ninety one years old in a special graduation ceremony. Wow.
His family was there to cheer him on as he
got his honorrey degree from Benson High School. He dropped
down the eighth grade because his dad was sick and
he had to save the family farm, which he did,
by the way. Yeah, and then he's ninety one. He
(15:20):
told a nurse in the senior living facility he still
wished he could have gotten it. So they made it happen,
did a little learning, got it, had the whole ceremony.
Pretty cool, huh, super ninety one years old. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. People's
biggest pet peeves with people they lived with. Okay, here
are the top five, and then I actually asked Caitlin
(15:41):
what her pet peeves are about me before we left.
I left this morning. Number five having people over the
house without heads up. Number four eating someone else's food. Yeah,
that's frustrating. I feel like I make a lot sometimes
and then my husband will just eat it, and I'm like,
well that was supposed to be for the whole family tomorrow.
Number three lounging is hanging. It's like, I feel like
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Eddie's a lounger at his house. Do you think I
just lounge? I do. It's lounging is cool if it's
it's lounge shine, But if it's not, then it's annoying.
Number two is wasting electricity. That's a pet peeve that
people do. Yeah, then number one is not stacking your dishes.
And I wonder if that's stacking order, that's doing the dishes.
(16:25):
Like the number one thing is your partner or the
person you live with not doing the dishes, right, bothersome
to you? Yeah, what's your pet? People with your husband?
Coffee grinds everywhere right now, it's a problem. At our
new house. We have this one little part of the
countertop that's dedicated to the coffee. And now he thinks
like that can just be his space where it doesn't matter.
(16:46):
I want to know every day where how he thinks
those coffee grounds that are all over the counter and
the coffee's like stains, how they go away every day?
That's what I want to know. Yeah, who do you
think he's magic? He disappears. No, every day I cleaned that.
What do you think he would be with you? Nothing? Okay?
(17:06):
And I'll tell you I don't know. It's not true.
I know that I'm annoying for sure. So we would
need to ask him though. And I don't have any
with any thing for Caitlin, just perfect as far as
living with makes the bed we have two different bathroom.
She has used the bathroom in the guest room, so
there's no bathroom sharing. There's no Yeah, I have no issues,
(17:26):
like nothing, like sometimes she wants to talk and you
don't really well, she wants to talk all the time, right,
and I want to talk. Yeah, I'm just trying to
think of something because there has to be something. Nothing
comes to mind. And I asked her, and I get
this is very early when I woke her up and
asked her this. So I was like, hey, what are
your pet peeves with me? I don't know that they're
pet peeves, but things you do that I just don't understand.
That's okay, go ahead, okay, Um. If something is sealed chips,
(17:53):
rice cakes, whatever it is, if it's sealed with one
of those little plastic toppers or even the wire ones
that you spin and twist, you don't use them again,
Like you open it and then you throw it away
the twist day thing. Or it just goes but then
I wrap it and then lean it on the wrap.
So it's just everything is stale all the time, all right.
Anything else? Yeah, you sometimes you take your plates or
(18:18):
your bowls to the dish washer to sink. I thoroughly,
it's before the show go ahead. I take it to
the sink. You take it to the sink, and you
don't rent them. I fill it with water. No. In fact,
last night you filled it with water, and I was
so taken them back that I didn't even bring it
up because I was like, don't make a big deal
about this. Don't make a deal about it, because then
(18:40):
he might not do it again if I make a
big deal about it. Okay, and anything else. Yeah, you
don't always put the toilet seat down, that's true, and
I feel bad about that because sometimes you'll come out
and be like, I just fell in, and what do
I always say, Oh, I'm getting better. That brings me
to another thing that you do that kind of drives
me insane. You bring up things that you do that
(19:01):
are normal to try to get me to give you
some sort of props. You're like, hey, I fed Stanley
this morning, and I'm like, I've fed him every day,
three times a day for the past however long. That's
the end of this segment. All right, thanks, sorry, she
had nothing. Um, All right, back to you, which is
me in the studio. Okay, Oh my gosh, you're like
my son, what I made my bed today? Well, you're
(19:25):
supposed to I brushed my teeth today. Well no, you're
not getting rewarded for something you were supposed to do.
Everything joke, you're supposed to pay, always bragging about I
pay my childsbre goes you're supposed to pay. You can
go to Facebook and put your biggest pet peeve with
(19:46):
your husband or wife who if you lived with? Search
Bobby bon Show on Facebook on with us now is
David Rush He has so many Guinness World records. The
reason David that we kind of came across your story
was this balloon thing you'd and I'm gonna get to
some of the stuff he's done, but you had three balloons.
You kept hitting him in the air for over an hour?
(20:06):
Is that true? Nour in thirteen minutes now on the surface,
and I'm looking at this YouTube video of you. You
just keep popping the balloons up in the air. On
the surface, it doesn't seem that hard, But then I
start to watch it, it looks really tough. How many
minutes into this did you go, holy crap, I may
not make it. I never actually had that thought in
my mind. I knew I could do it. I'm a
(20:26):
juggler by trade, and so I've spent five thousand hours
probably in my life juggling. On this one, I knew
I was going to be able to do it, but
it is harder than juggling. I think, was this a
record that already stood or did you go here's what
I can do and then you broke it? Now, this
one's been broken multiple times. When I first thought it
was like five five and a half minutes was the record,
And folks at buzz he'd tried to bake it. They
(20:47):
were unable for a while, and then I broke it,
and another famous YouTuber broke it, and then somebody else
broke it, and so it was. The record stood a
thirty nine minutes forty nine seconds before I broke it.
This last week, Vid Rush is on. He lives in Idaho.
He's got a talent for breaking Guinness World records. He
kept three balloons in the air for one hour, twelve
minutes and fifty seconds. Do you have to call them
(21:09):
and go, hey, I'm gonna break this record. Do you
have to do they have to be there, do they
have to see a live stream? Or do you just
have to record it, so you do have to apply
on their website before you can break correct, you just
got and try to break a record. They're not going
to approve it because you have to apply. Get the
application with all of the very specific guidelines you have
to follow, and all of the evidence you have to
gather for each attempt because it's a little bit different,
(21:30):
and then video and get witnesses and timekeepers and photographic
evidence and submit that to them. You know, what I
didn't know is that we've tried to break one of
his records before on the show, just as a bit
and we couldn't do it. But he was the guy
we talked about that drank the lime juice. He drank
an entire leader of lime juice in seventeen point two
nine seconds. Remember that one of these guys try to
(21:52):
they almost vomited. Did you train for that? How did
that one work out? Totally? It was terrible. Let me
tell you. The way I trained is with water, and
I would drink a half of a liter of water
really fast, and that's how I trained the muscles and
the reflexes for it. A liter of water just creates
a horrible stomach ache from the my stomach expanding. And
(22:14):
then for the I did the lemon juice one, the
lime juice one. For those. I never actually did a
practice with the lemon juice and the lime juice because
it was too painful with that much fluid. Were you
sick after it? Because these guys got the poops, I'm
not gonna lie to you, David Lunchbox, how much did
you get down? I got down one almost. I was
about halfway to the end. Okay, so and he had
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the poops for two days. Oh, how'd you do? You know?
With the lemon juice, I had a stomach ache for
about thirteen hours. Never threw up the lime juice. I
like lime juice better than lemon juice. But I struggled
with that one more. I almost threw up right away.
I didn't took lots of tons, and yes, I had
nupset stomach and some gastro intestinal stuff going on per day.
Now are you making money off this? Like? Have you
(22:56):
found a way to monetize the skill of breaking records?
So my mission actually promote STEM education, science, technology, injury math.
And I've got a day job at a cool technology
company here and boys be called create a point where
we just launched five few routers. So on the side,
I promote stem education because the hardest position to phil
are these that require you know, math, science, engineer in grease,
(23:17):
and I break the records to show that if you
set your mind or goal, believe in yourself, and pursuit
with a passion, you can accomplish anything. I'm motivated. Who
knew I was going to be inspired by that? All?
Come on, heylo, here's another one he broke. He flipped
a flaming sword fifty seven times in thirty seconds. So
did you ever do this? And the not go exactly right?
And either hey, you burned your hand or cut a
(23:38):
little something? I burned my hands off and not the
I mean the hair's gone off of them. Get a
little you know, first or second degree burned, but nothing
too terrible. Smart guy found a way to promote something
he's passionate about. You say you live in boys, right, yep, Okay,
we're on one or four point three wild country in Boise.
So if you guys you know, hear of us and
want to go, do you ever do like, hey, come
(23:59):
meet me cameos or meet and greets any of that
kind of stuff? You know, I'm often at events that
promote STEM education, given talks, or go to libraries and schools,
and so I do meet a lot of people out
there in the in the world and done several radio
stays promotion things. And you know, when X Games came
to Boise, I juggled axes for eight hundred and thirty
nine consecutive catches for that are you and you have
(24:23):
all your hands are intact like fingers. You got it all.
I mean, I've got some scars, but they're all intact.
Here's another one. He did two hundred two thousand, one
hundred and seventy three behind the back disc catches for
an hour. He is the world's fastest juggler. He caught
sixty seven tennis balls in thirty seconds while on a
balance board. Do you just go through like the internet,
(24:44):
the site and find records and then decide, Hey, that's
the one I think I can get, You know, I
do go through the website, the Guinness book and their
YouTube videos and I approached them all with what I
called growth mindset and Stanford Psychologist chart. But I talked
about this that I can get better at anything. So
I look at this every record is like, Okay, I
could break this record. How much time is going to
take me to invest in to be able to break that?
(25:06):
And anything with juggling, balancing, running or my main course strengths.
And then I've been branching out to you know, like
the eating records and things like that. And anytime I
first cryet, I struggle. I'm not very good at it,
especially if it's something I haven't practiced before. And a
lot of students have the same problem. They fail a
Matt tests, struggle at science Day. I could never become
an engineer. But if they have a growth mindset and
(25:28):
they work hard to get help, they can get better.
And when I understand that I am going to become
better at this, I can become the fastest juggle of
the world and spend a year at it and train
for it every day. I was able to do it.
He's got an electual engineering degree from m I t
oh has. He published a book, Breaking Records, twenty one
Lessons from twenty one world record attempts. It's on Amazon
(25:49):
and Kindle. David Rush multiple Guinness World Record holder. Don't
people all the time go I could do that, but
they can't. They're out of their mind, right, David, No,
they absolutely can. No. If I have to train though,
like Amy's like, well, I can do that right now. No.
I listen to what he's saying, and all I have
to do is have a growth mindset and of doing
that and put in the hard work. K exactly. Well,
(26:12):
I really appreciate you spending a little time with us.
That's uh. And check out his book. And are you
on Instagram? David? Yeah, I'm Instagram David Rush speaker there, okay,
and I got a YouTube channel with over one hundred
of the records posted. You've been watch him at David
Rush record Breaker on YouTube. All right, there is David.
Thank you for your time, good luck and um love
what you say and love why you do it. Hey,
(26:35):
thanks so much. Been a pleasure. All right, there is
David Rush. Everybody. You have happened on watch box this weekend? No, Hello, happened.
I was driving down the road. It's a two lane
road and there's a big truck in front of me
with a bunch of Porter Potties on the back of it,
and we go around a curve towards the right, and
all of a sudden, the rope snaps off. And a
porter potty flies off the truck and it comes right
(26:57):
at my car and I have to swerve whatever and
dodge the porter potty. And it was one of those
like handicapped ones. It was the big double size and
I mean boom right on the ground and yeah, so
you're okay. I'm okay. Anybody else hit it behind you?
No one hit it, luckily. But then I'm trying to
chase the guy down because he doesn't even know that
(27:19):
he's missing a porter potty. He's just driving like nothing,
and I'm hoging. I'm out the window going hey, hey, hey,
he's just ignored me. Finally, two miles down the road,
he finally pulls over and I said, yo, dude, you
lost a porter potty. He goes, dang it. He's like again,
this happens every time. It was one of those things
(27:40):
where you're driving and a thing flies off a truck,
and it was a I would have been I think
I'd have been a goner. I saw my life flash
before my eyes when I saw that port putty coming,
probably not because of the porter potty, but because you
would have reacted like with a jerk, and it could
have hit a car or a tree. Yes, and also
not to lose sight of how crazy this is, but
the fact you can keep calling it a porter potty,
(28:01):
it distracts us all from the severity of what happened
to you? Do you call it? What do you call?
It's a porta potti a portable porter potty. No porter
potty from order potti porta porta porta yeah, no porter potty,
no porter. It's not a guy named John Porter who
invented the potty. It's a porta potty. Oh man, what
is something? I mean, I'm glad that you're okay, but
(28:23):
what are they? It's like total lunchbox style of like
what happened to you? Like a if that's how you
went a porter potty at his funeral today lunchbox is
killed by a porter potty. We say it wrong in
his honor, your Samy's pile of stories. So there's this
(28:45):
meditation and relaxation app called Calm, and celebrities have lent
their voice to it or they got paid whatever. But
there's celebrities on there, and Matthew McConaughey's voice is the
most downloaded. It's been downloaded more than eleven million times,
and they say that that's what's helping people go to
sleep as his voice before we begin, as you settle
(29:06):
in under the covers with your head easing into the pillow. Here,
I fall asleep on the air, like you to let
your mind drift with me for just a minute. Let's
ask the question how often do we ponder the depth
of the present moment, the one we're in. It's interesting
(29:27):
how often I feel what's happening. I hate to say this.
I just it's hard for me to commit to meditation.
You know, it's tough. My mind just races all the time.
I have to fight myself to go to sleep. And anytime,
even when I was struggling really bad with PTSD, I
would sit on the bed and try to meditate, and
I just it just couldn't catch. And I know it's
(29:47):
because I didn't put the work in. I know that's
all it is. But I like Matthew McConaughey. Morgan Freeman
is also one that I would listen to. That would
be a good one. Yeah, who else? Is there anyone
else on the list? I have is that Matthew is
the one that's soothing millions of Americans. So if you're
having trouble falling asleep. Maybe try out the Matthew McConaughey
(30:07):
on com That is pretty good, though I know I
was once he can't hear more. None of us told
Ray to stop the clip you meditated, old, I don't,
but my husband just started. Yeah, and how's that working.
At first he hated it, and now I guess because
he's been putting in the work, he's starting to enjoy it.
And told me that it's like Kinney g on Crack,
(30:30):
whatever app he has. He's not listening to someone talk.
It's like some must be a saxophone or something playing.
And he does twenty minutes a day and he's been
committed and he's done it every day. And I went
from him complaining about it to him being like, you know,
he If you don't know, my husband loves Kinney g.
So for him to describe, which is weird. By the way,
if you don't know, then I must tell you her
(30:52):
husband is Air Force military guy who just happened to
play saxophone in the band and like tenth yeah, yeah, yeah,
And so he's into it, Kenny Gee on crack. So
he's meditating and all about it. So I've got to
give it a try. So Luke Brian did the whole
BuzzFeed thirst Tweets series. I don't know what that is.
I guess that's first tweet series. Yeah. It he like
(31:15):
goes and reads what his fans think about him, like
in a thirsty way. Is it like a mean tweet
rip off? Yes, but for thirstiness go ahead and so um.
He said that some of his fans need to go
to church. Luke brian s thighs need their own fan page.
You beautiful man, you've been cycling a lot. The thighs
(31:36):
are quite toned, however, the beer belly is not. I
want Luke Bran to choke me out with his thighs
black widow style. My thighs seem to be the subject
of a lot of sexual fantasies. Thank you guys for that.
And you know, through all this, let's do remember I
do have music. Yeah, So he was just it's reading,
(31:56):
like God, all right, what else us? He has found
that face masks make you look more attractive? Ugly? I
just thought it was more so funny that someone conducted
a study of five hundred people to find this out.
And pretty much Yeah, when there was something covering half
(32:19):
your face. Everybody instantly became more attractive moregan You ever
had a guy come up to you while you had
a mask on at a restaurant. It happened, but but
at that point I had started to take it off,
so he saw my face. So I don't know that
it worked out that way. And he kept talking or
he yeah, he kept talking, just kidding. I knew he did. Yeah.
(32:41):
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. So after six years in an Indiana shelter,
a twelve year old pitbull boxer mix named Sandy has
found forever home. Yes, six years, so over half of
her life she was there. And there was a volunteer
(33:03):
Terry that worked there and walked Sandy all the time.
And now she was like, oh man, I'm glad you
found her forever home, but I'm gonna miss walking her.
So they threw this party to wish Sandy a goodbye,
rolled out a red carpet for her to walk down
to her new family. And yeah, this shelter says that
Sandy left behind eighty dogs and two hundred cats siblings,
(33:24):
and that they they this is like an orphanage. They
don't put any dogs down, any cats down, They keep them.
They will live there until they find a home or
until they pass away. Yeah, oh not real blood siblings
like no, no, no people at the dog because many
(33:44):
animals there. I was like, wow, sister, So shout out
to the Marry and Grant Humane Society and they run
soling on donations, whether monetary toys or pet food. So
are you pretty awesome? That is a good one. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
All right, let's go over to Amy and get that joke.
(34:05):
Morning Corny. What's the difference between ignorance and apathy? What
is it? I don't know and I don't care. That
was the morning Corny lunchbox. Who'd you call here? I
called a bakery at a grocery store because my kid
had a birthday a couple of weeks ago, and I
was like, what kind of things will they allow you
(34:27):
to write on a birthday cake? Will they put anything?
And if I just go on and on and on,
will they squeeze it on the birthday cake? Right? So,
here's a lunchbox calling has his alter ego Jason Gibble,
asking for a birthday cake for hit your wife yeah,
my hot wife. There we go help you. Oh, yes, ma'am.
I was trying to get a cake for my smoking
(34:47):
hot wife. I'm a businessman making busines deal, so I'm
kind of running late to the birthday party. So I
was hoping you could write it, and then I swing
in and grab it. What I don't give me an idea?
What you want? Okay, you got a pin? I do? Okay.
Got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet. It
ain't no curves like hers on them, downtown streets, Body
(35:10):
like a back road driving. No, I've heard a song,
but I can't write this all on a cake. You
need a whole lot, bigger cake. I don't have that
bigger cake. No, No, that's this is what I wrote.
This is these are words from my heart. Okay, did
you get did you write that down for me? Got
hips like honey? I got that part, Okay. It ain't
no curves like hers on them, downtown streets, Body like
(35:34):
a back road, driving with my eyes closed, love, Jason,
I wrote, got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet.
Ain't no curves like hers on them? Back downtown streets,
driveling with my eyes closed love, Jason, Oh no, no,
you forgot body like a back road before driving with
my eyes closed, draped body like a back rood and
driving with my eyes closed. Okay, I wrote it. I mean,
(35:56):
I'll try to see what I can put on there,
but I don't want to you to be disappointed to well,
I appreciate it. So how did that end up? Did
you call her back? I call her back, Tor, I
wasn't gonna be able to make it. Was she irritated
at you a little bit? No? No, she was just
(36:19):
gonna get one. It was just display. But she was like,
I didn't know how it's gonna fit it on there.
Do you want to publicize her bakery they already have it?
Or she mad? No, No, she was happy. She laughed.
She thought it was funny, and she she she really
thought it was funny. But yeah, shout out lunchbox pranks
for everything possible. Why are they your victims all the time? Well? They,
(36:41):
I mean it just seems to work. Like was very nice.
She was very nice. He was very funny, and she
had a good personality. And she knew the song. She's like,
I know that song. I'll give you the quote from
a famous movie. Just named the movie. He's a very
easy quote. She shouldn't miss any of these, Amy, Eddie, lunchbox, Morgan,
you're all in here we go. I'm gonna just say
(37:01):
the quote, name the movie. I'm the King of the World.
I didn't give you much. I mean, someone confused over there,
Morgan was. He looked at me like, what the took
me a minute? I gotta ye. Amy Titanic, Tic Titanic,
(37:21):
Eddie Titanic. Alright, softball, let's go level two. I feel
the need the need for speed. Amy drops her pin
like a boss, basically threw it down. I just watched this.
(37:43):
I feel the need, the need for speed, feel the
need for speed. Right around the room we go, Amy
top Gun lunch by Talladega Nights. Morgan to Eddie top Gun.
(38:05):
All right, lunch Blox. I'm sorry to see you go,
but you've been eliminated. Closing time. Um, next one. I
will look for you. I will find you, and I
will kill you. I will look for you, I will
find you, and I will kill you. Easy movie quote.
(38:29):
Everybody good, Yeah, taken, Morgan taken. I will look for you,
I will find you, and I will kill you. That's
such a good movie. Taking one was taking nineteen kind
of stunk. But taking one, we're all all right. Here
we go next one, I'll get you my pretty and
(38:50):
your little dog too, and okay, amye Wizard of Oz. Nice,
I don't bet you my pretty and your little dog
to the next one. I'll have what she's having. And
(39:26):
Morgan struggling. No, yes, I'm struggling a little bit. I'll
have what she's having. Ohhh oh got it? Dang it
all right, Amy, when Harry met Sally Morgan, you've got
me all Oh dang similar ish type movie, but not yet,
(39:47):
Eddie in the diner when Harry met Sally. That's right,
I'll have what she's having because she's going h two
people remain one more and then we'll go to sudden death.
Roads where we're going, we don't need roads, but roads
(40:13):
where we're going, we don't need roads. Eddie. Do you
know it? Oh? Yeah, you Eddie's been on a street
with games lately. Roads. It's rote wrote road. That's good, Amy,
what you said was perfect kind of how he says it.
Roads age your answer, Amy, Apollo because of space Ray,
(40:48):
I'm sorry, sorry, don't play you, Eddie. You know it? Yeah, yeah,
that is back to the future. I just watched that too, Rod,
We're going we don't leave anyway. On the phone right
now is my guy Mike D. Not the Mike D
that works on the show, but the Mike D that
(41:09):
is in the first episode of Breaking Bobby Bones. Mike D.
How are you? It's going great? Brother, I've been good.
Did you see that, like the you know, the tease
of you on the first episode. I did not see
the teas the last time. The only thing I saw
was when we were on the panel and I heard
about the teas. H They let me know. I totally
missed the man, but I heard it was great. Yeah,
(41:29):
have you seen the episode at all? Yeah, well they've
got me what they showed whatever they showed the press
and the rest of the panel. Remember, it just happened
to be our show. Damn, I'm a fooling. It was
the whole thing. But it was awesome. Would you tell
our listeners, and you can be honest about this, how
scared I was to actually go hang out over the
Grand Canyon on a rope And you know what, man,
(41:50):
I've been asking a few things. What I most remember
about the whole episode, and I can definitely say it
was your fear that it was definitely really real, No
no faking uh with that at no point at all.
But it was definitely something that we overcame together and
you did amazing, dude. But watching you on the side
(42:11):
of that cliff, that leg shaking, that that was that
was the one thing that I won't forget. How did
you get into rope access meaning I didn't even know
what that was until I met you? Where you know,
you're you're building these rope riggs, You're climbing places that
people normally aren't able to get to. How did you get,
you know, exposed to this industry? To be honest with you,
I fell right into it. I used to drive a
(42:31):
dumb truck for a little while and things got bad.
I lost my job, and um, just through a friend,
I was hired on with Absalom, my company that I
worked for now and since the beginning. And that's how
I thought. It was just a job for me to
go hang off a building and clean a couple of windows,
and here, low and behold, it was a whole career
path laid out right in front of me, and I
(42:52):
fell in love with rope actors. Right from the get go,
and and here I am fourteen years later, you know,
teaching folks to do what I do. And then you
know often TV shows with what people like yourself. Were
you scared for me? Did you think there was any
chance I would die? Be honest, not fairy you would die?
But there was a couple of times I was ready
to pull the plug, my friend. Doing what we do
is extremely safe, but it does require a lot of training.
(43:14):
And you know, when I first saw you get on
that rope and start flopping around like a fish out
of water, I definitely had had my thoughts about maybe
just pulling the flug all together, because they told you
if it didn't seem safe or I didn't seem ready
to just go, nope, you're not gonna do it, right, Yeah,
they Yeah, they definitely didn't. Of course, you know, with
row back to being that safety is priority number one.
(43:37):
That definitely was a concerned man. But you did amazing.
You took right to it, and by the end of it,
the only thing we had to shake off with those nerves. Yeah,
those nerves are still there. I watch it and I
still get anxiety thinking about when you were out there
in the middle of going, come on, Bobby, you can
do it. And I'm like, angry, I'm not going anywhere,
like I'm gonna sit right here on the ground and not.
And there's one point too, what we're up there and
I'm having to clean the bottom of the sky bridge.
(43:59):
Remember I wanna wrote four thousand feet over and he goes, hey,
look down at your bucket because you need to get
the squeegee out to clean. I'm like, I'm not looking down,
like I'm gonna keep looking up and stick my hand
and try to find the bucket because I didn't want
to look. That's crazy if you remember that, Bobby, because
that's actually a star that tell folks when we're talking
about this show, I go, man, he was so scared
he wouldn't even look down at his bucket into it.
(44:25):
But you know what, you found the water It was
down there, it was in the bucket, and you finally
found it. That's my guy, Mike d He is on
episode one, the Grand Canyon Cliffhanger breaking Bobby Bones. You're
gonna love his story. You're gonna be inspired by the guy.
You know, he had some adversity hit him early in life,
and he did not let that adversity define him and
here he is now and we hung four thousand feet
(44:47):
over the Grand Canyon together and you can watch that,
Mike D. It is a real treat to talk to
you again. I cannot wait to watch this episode with
everybody else. And thank you for your time, out standing Bobby,
Thank you for every team man and remember man fight Bryan. Repeat,
that's right, there is my d. Everybody all right? Tonight,
Breaking Bobby Bones, ten nine Central on NAT GEO channel.
(45:07):
You can watch me. You can watch Mike D teach
me how to hang on a rope and clean this thing.
And I felt like I was gonna die, but you
can watch it tonight, ten ninth Central on NAT GEO,
Breaking Bobby Bones. It's time for the good news. Out
(45:28):
in Mesa, Arizona, in the middle of the night, this
neighbor wakes up and goes, oh my gosh, my neighbor's
house is on fire. So Tye runs next door, starts
banging on the door and there's a ring doorbell camera,
so he starts looking into it and he's yelling, your
house is on fire, your house is on fire. The
mom answers the door. He takes the two year old
girl out to the street when Tie runs in and
(45:48):
gets the other daughter out of the house. Wow. Wow.
Also to go up to the cameras are talking to
the camera. That's pretty aware. It's pretty aware to go okay,
but they can hear me, because again, it's beating on
your door. You just gonna answer it. If somebody comes
to my door. I have the app too, I just
go who's out there? Also standing on the other side
of the door. I could just yell through the door.
(46:08):
But yeah, that's a good story. That is what it's
all about. Right there. That was tell me something good
on right now? Jason and san Antonio. Jason, what's up?
How are you good? How are you doing? And I'm
pretty good? What do you have on your mind? So
my girlfriend's building the house and she wants to have
a housewarming party, and she wants to do a housewarming
party registry. And I told her that I thought that
(46:30):
was bad Tase. Not a wedding, it's not a baby shower.
She disagrees with me, and she doesn't know why I
feel like it's bad Chase. So that's kind of where
I'm at. Well, she is going to throw a party. Yeah,
I've never had one. But if someone said I'm having
a housewarming party, there's a registry, I don't think I
would think anything weird about it. Because here's the thing.
If you go to someone's house, you're expected to bring
(46:52):
something anyway, and when you have to figure out what
yourself to bring, it's always stupid. It's always some kind
of wine that no one's ever gonna drink. So why
not just go ahead and get something good that they're
all that they're gonna like it. I feel like that
actually makes it easier. The registream takes takes a burden
off me, because I mean, I don't know, that's just me.
Every time I don't know what to take those house
(47:14):
So you know what I did last time, the last
time somebody invited me over, I grabbed a thing of
almond milk that had been unopened from the fridge and
took it over and gave it to them. Okay, And
I was like, here, I boutch some almond milk. And
then I got here's the and there's a twist. Then
I got back home and Caitlyn goes, hey, um, we
have a new thing almond milk, And the fridge hadn't
been opened yet, so I thought you took that one.
Apparently I took the one already been open. So I'm
(47:39):
on the side of I don't mind a house swimming party.
Nobody has to come, nobody has to buy anything. I
don't think it's bad taste. The only thing that I
would say, if you're throwing the party, have a little
sum there, a little food, a little something for people
to come over to do. Like you know, there's some
money in that party. What do you think. I am
with you on the fact that it does make it
easier on those that are attending, and I would appreciate that.
(47:59):
I would normally, though, just do a gift card. That
keeps it simple, Like if someone has moved somewhere, then
a gift card to target bed, bath and beyond or
something like that is so easy. So that's that's that
solves the problem right there. For me, personally, I would
not feel comfortable putting up a housewarming registry, but I'm
not gonna hate anybody for doing it. But I wouldn't
(48:19):
do it. But if you put a registry up that
eliminates the need for a gift card, I understand, and
it's mailed right to you. You don't even have to
go to the store or get online and buy it
and log on. I agree, but I'm just saying, an
easy thing to take to housewarming party so you don't
have to take almond milk. Is a gift card? No, Yeah,
I'm buying a gift card taking it an envelope. Why
(48:42):
it's weird? What in a card? I think I gave
Morgan number two a gift card well too, but she
didn't have a party she was going to. Yeah, but
I didn't go to a house I sent her online.
Gift cards are fine online. I'm not going to walk
up somebody him an envelope. Hey, here, are you going
to congratulate like it's a drug deal or something. Okay,
here's where we stand. Jason, You're wrong, She's right. Actually no, Jason,
(49:04):
I'm with you. I would feel uncomfortable. But that wasn't
the question. No, because he's part of this too. If
she puts that out there, he is somewhat He's putting
it out there too, and I would find it uncomfortable.
Throw the party, ask for the guests. People don't have
to get you gifts. They're gonna want to come over eventual. Anyway,
they're gonna feel weir about having to bring something. Let
him get you a towel, you know, Okay, have the
(49:25):
party stir away and Jason, what I've learned, he's kind
of picked your battles. She has to pick him with me.
I have to pick him with her. I don't think
this is when you want to invest a whole lot
of yourself, a whole lot of you putting your foot
down and going this is not for me. Well, she's
gonna do what she wants to do regardless, and I
already told her to do that. I just wanted another
opinion on if I was done, if I was wrong
in the matter. Well, it doesn't make a mean. I
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feel super comfortable, but we're both okay with me. So
the song that's the all time worst again stuck in
your head? Have a list here four, three, two, one
Reddy and number five on the song that gets stuck
in my head all the time fl all meant to
be Oh yeah, just can't shake it. It takes something
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to knock that one out. Some other ones will just
go away, but I need something to knock meant to
Be out because it just stays in the good that's
at my number five on Songs in My Head number
four and I don't hear a lot, but when I do,
I don't lose it. It's Wilson Phillips, hold on to
turn around, say goodbye. Can't shake that one at number three,
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it's what they call Rick rolling, Rick Astley, never gonna
give you up. Number two in the Songs that Stay,
and I had the longest that I can't shake The
Lion Sleeps Tonight, Jungle Long Sleep. Do you know the
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song in the the Mighty John. Once I hear it,
I just listen on Cool ninety five, Good Times, Great
Old He's Cool ninety five. Here we're gonna play the
Lion Sleeps Tonight. There's like four different parts of this
song that can just stay in your head all and
then finally then and you guys may have this on
your list, um my number one song that if I
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hear it, it's it's so hard to get it out.
Is this one right here? Because son funk? Oh yeah,
town funk, because I don't believe it. Just watch anyone
have that on theirs? The main one? Amy, What do
you have justin Bieber baby baby Eddie? What what is
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it for you? I don't know why I gets stuck
in my head? But and I hate this song. It's
watched Me Whip, watch Me Name Name, Okay, I hate
that lunch box. Oh it's easy Chumbo, one buck tough
bumpling that almost have my lest too. Number two minds
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an old song, It's Vanessa Carlton's a thousand Miles. That's
so good. Final one, Raymondo. What song gets stuck in
your head whenever I'm about to get a beer, a
nice cold beer. I mean, the only thing I think
of is Luke Combs really catchy hook. Yeah, we'll put
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it up on our Facebook page. Tell us what song
stays in your head the longest? Like you just you
just can't get it. I wake up, there's all the
time there's a song on my head at some point.
Me too. I I go from my head's like a jukebox.
It's just one song to another, one song to another, constantly.
Brand next song comes up on the Bobby Bones Show.
Now Courtney Monroe, she has the president of National Geographic
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Global Television. She is the reason that I have a
show that exists that will be on at ten nine Central.
Courtneyman or everybody, Hi, everybody, how are you studio. Hey,
we are good. I have a question for you. Yes, Bobby,
tell me about this how this time thing works? Ten
nine Central? Does that mean everybody but Central gets it
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at ten and then only Central gets it at nine? Like,
this is the most basic question, but I need help here. Yes,
that is correct. Don't you live in the Central time
zone though? But I know we get it at nine, right,
so I but if you're on the East Coast where
I live, or you're on the West coast, you get
it at ten. I just because people hit me up
from all these times on like what time is it
on here? And I'm like, you know what, I want
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to ask somebody who knows the president? That person though? Okay,
so ten nine Central on that breaking Bobby Bones, let
me ask you the first question that people want to know.
Why in the world would you greenlight a show with
me on it? First of all, I'm a huge fan.
I've been a huge fan and loyal listener for a
long time. So part of this is just a ploy
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to get to know you. Really. That's number one. Number two,
you were on Running Wild with Bear Girls, your listeners,
your fans tuned in became the highest rated episode ever
for us that season and we're like, o'm my gosh,
people love him. Let's do a show with Bobby Bones.
And the truth of that matters. This show is, this
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show is the embodiment of exactly who you are. It
is full of adventure, it is fun, It is full
of heart and inspiration, and your viewers are going to
love it. And so I knew it was going to
be a hit. I knew it was going to be entertaining.
I knew you were going to have fun doing it.
That's why we greenland it. Now, the question for me
is did you ever get nervous that I would be
physically really badly injured or die because some of the
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stuff I was doing was pretty nuts. Yes, I did
worry about that. I was a little conflicted because on
the one hand, the crazier things you do, the you know,
the more nutty it is, the better the television. But
I really like you and I didn't want you to
get hurt. So yes, I was definitely nervous, but I
was conflicted because it makes for great entertaining television. The
first episode is me hanging over the Grand Canyon and
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my body is literally trembling. Yeah, it's really terrifying to watch,
like terrifying to watch, But you say that in a
way that you were happy that I was terrifying. I
was super happy, yes, because this is all about you
facing your fear, getting outside your comfort zone, being vulnerable,
and spending the day with people who do this for
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a living, you know, really inspiring individuals who are willing
to take risks, and you go for it and it's
really fun. And yes, seeing you scared is kind of entertaining.
If for me, it brings back all the anxiety that
I had while actually doing it, Like I had trouble
sleeping the night before. I get out and there's there's
literally a cliff and they're like, okay, we'll go. We're
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you're gonna go out on the rope and we're going
to pull you out. And I'm like, I don't I
can't do it. And I set there forever going on
because I don't know if I can do this, And
it just brings back the anxiety that I had just
I only watch like the first half of it and
then then I fast forward it to just doing the
human part of it, because I think that's what's so
great about it, because this is not fake made for
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television stuff. All you all viewers and your fans are
going to have to do is see your face and
the fear is real and the hesitation is real. And
I think that's what makes the show so compelling, is
that it's real and you're willing to be afraid. And
I think the way you connect with these sort of
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everyday heroes is really inspiring. Did you see any of
the episodes and go that one kind of sucked? No? Okay,
I mean I have my favorites. I'm not going to
say what they are I have. I think the you know,
the more afraid you are, the more out of your
comfort zone, I think the better. But I love them all,
and I love the people that you meet, and I
love all the everyday job that you immerse yourselves in.
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And I think, you know, listeners are going to see
themselves in a lot of the people that you meet,
and I think that's pretty compelling as well. Yeah, come
for the action and meet looking dopey, try and stuff out,
but stay for the stories of people who fought real
adversity and fought their way through. And I think if
you watch an episode and you're you don't feel inspired.
I did not do my job, and so I think
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you'll finish this show and go dang like I love them,
and you may feel a little better about yourself to
feel a little better. Totally agree. And I also love
how you're begging all your listeners. What do I want
blood listen? I'm not above begging either, So please watch.
You will love it National Geographic Channel. They'll eventually be
on Disney Plus, no excuse, lots of places to watch it.
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People are gonna love it. They're gonna love you in it,
and they're gonna love it. There she is Courtney Monroe,
President of National Geographic Global Television and my hero breaking
Bobby Bones ten nine Central tonight on NAT Geo Channel. Courtney,
thank you. Hopefully we will talk against it. Thanks so much,
Bob be okay, bye, all right bye, there's a cart
of fancy executive on the phone down. Sorry. Today. This
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story comes us from Jacksonville, Florida. A man walked into
a Wells Fargo bank, went up to the teller, pulled
out a gun, point incent give me all the money,
and the teller let them goes, that's a fake gun.
He goes, give me all the money, goes, dude, your
gun's not real. I'm not giving you any money. So
the robber turned to leave and he was arrested outside
(58:32):
by the security guard. Was it a fake gun? Fake gun,
and a security guard can arrest I guess if they're
also a cop. Yeah, it's an off duty cop working
as a security guard at the bank. At least throw
the fake gun right. Well, now, I'm curious about an
off duty you could you still have the rights to
arrests it a citizen's arrest. No, he's a cop. He's
a cop. If you're off duty, you can still arrest someone.
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You're still a duty if you're a police officer. I
don't know. If someone's robbing a pizza place, if you're
in there and you're an off duty cop, you have
to go out, not on the clod. I can't do
any arresting. I don't know all. I'm munch blocked at
your bone head store. Of the day. These boaters they
went out for the day, and people always want to
see dolphins or whales or maybe a shark, you know,
(59:14):
if you're out in the ocean. Right this eight foot
sharks circled this boat for fifteen minutes. Oh my gosh,
the mean one, the big great white shark. Imagine you're
out on the boat, it's nice day, and then this
shark is circling you for fifteen minutes. That's what happened.
And I don't think I've ever seen a shark accepted
an aquarium, have you, No, I've never seen one like
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at the ocean. I think i'd be freaking out a
little bit though. The eight foot sharks circled down for
fifteen minutes. They took pictures, but I guess you only
circle when you're hungry. Yeah, for sure. If I also,
if I was on that boat and I saw the
article the other day about how the shark just jumped
in and ate the boy, well pulled the boy. The
dad jumped in on the shark and saved him, I know,
but still tried to eat him. Thank you. We'll see
you tomorrow by running job
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