July 19, 2021 • 47 mins
“Hey all you cool cats & kittens” Carol Baskin called into the show today, we took a bunch of your calls today, played a round of Never Gonna Get It, Rejected Segments, Lunchbox prank called a museum about a mummy exhibit and much more…
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Hey, guys, welcome to Monday Show, Morna studio morning. Everybody's here.
Hope good. I was reading this story before I came
in about a woman in Florida. Now her real name
is Lovely Butts. Now I'm gonna tell you what crime
she committed, but I just thought Lovely Butts. Yeah, it's
an interesting name because you're born with the last name Butts.
Unfortunate in some cases. Right, family name, you love it
(00:32):
great at him? But do you put something as a
first name that highlights the bit unfortunate that has happened
to you with the last name, because they definitely did
that on purpose. Right, your last name Butts. Let's just
go with Lovely. Let's name him flat right. Yeah. So,
but again, if her name were Cindy Butts, it wouldn't
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even make the news. Really, Yeah, yeah, but Lovely Butts
is in the news. She poured bleach on an underage
relative during an argument. Fortunately the girl is okay. Well,
that's a tough weapon, Tom. Do you mean you just
grab it and turn it? That's not good. According to Coffs,
the sixty four year old Butts was arrest on a
(01:13):
pair of felonies aggravated assault and child abuse. She was
booking to the jail, which she was released on bond. Wow,
she's sixty four and did that. Yeah, maybe she's angry
because her name is Lovely Butts. Although just the name lovely.
Let's just remove butts. Be lovely looking or the kids
are gonna be mean or lovely. If your name is
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lovely and you look like me, bad news. Saw that.
You know. Here's something else. By the way, don't google
Lovely Butts. I'm just letting you guys go right now
because she might not come up something else. Um, I
don't know. That's not what comes up. Um, something that's
gonna happen in my life recently. I'd like to take
(01:55):
a second and talk about is that my bed at
my house now is the most common placated thing. Well,
because we just lived with my bedding she moved in.
We just kept rolling with the bed and the goddess here,
oh boy, had a sheet sometimes I put a little
tight sheet on. Yeah, then we put another sheet over it,
and then it comfort her over and I was like,
we're just rocking. Had three pillows. Life was good, the
(02:16):
pillows you used to sleep on. Yeah, Yeah, life was good.
It was getting quality sleep. Well, she can comment she
can do anything with the house she wants, because I
don't care. That's not really anything. I really have a
lot of interest in, like make it look good. You
do whatever you want. So she's like, all right, I'm
doing the bed like great, have at it. I come
into this house. First of all, it's like pillow fest.
(02:38):
There's no need for all these pillows. There's like four
sleeping pillows, two big decorative white pillows, four brown pillows,
maybe two brown pillows, whatever the case. It's a lot
of pillows, to the point where every night you have
to take the pillows put them on the bottom of
the bed, like on the on the little We have
like a stool thing on the bottom of our bed,
(03:00):
a bench. Then the covers. There's the fitted sheet, there's
the sheet, there's another sheet. There's some sort of what
she calls a sheet ling or something or a it's
like a gray thing that's almost like a comforter, but
not quite a comforter. Okay. Then on top of that
there is a comforter inside of a duvet. We've gone
(03:23):
levels up in our bedding and it's so complicated, and
I can't find the remote and I'll be like, which
layer is it in? I'm dropping in all the layers,
like on doubled air back in the day when you'd
have to go into the food with your hands to
find the flag. That's what it feels like. The bed
does look great, though, all joking aside. It looks great.
And I told her, I said, how am I supposed
(03:43):
to make this bed with all this? She goes, when
do you ever make the bed? That's a good point.
That's a good point. I'll leave really early in the morning,
which you s'll handle it. Yeah, let's go over and
open up the mailbag. Something. Here we go morning studio.
(04:05):
They say, I'm emailing you this morning because I need
some advice. About a month ago, I was cleaning my
boyfriend's apartment for him when I came across a beautiful
diamond engagement ring in his night table, and I felt
my heart melt. I figured he'd proposed any moment because
I found the ring. But it's been over a month
(04:25):
and still no proposal. Every time we go out to dinner,
I think this is it. The anticipation is too much
for me to handle at this point. Should I confront
him about finding the ring? I'd really like to get
started planning the wedding. Signed with quotation marks. Sarah. Here's
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the thing, Sarah. I know it's super important for you,
but if he's holding onto the ring, you don't want
to run a possible surprise that he's been planning for
you or the timing of something happening. Because he has
put so much thought into it. I can't imagine him
buying it, holding it for a month just to go.
(05:08):
You know, I'll do it when the wind hits just right,
something is spinning in his head. Ninety percent of me
goes he's planning something, waiting for the time is right
for something. Ten percent of me he says he don't
know yet, But that's only ten percent. And second of all,
let's be honest about you cleaning his place and getting
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in his night table. You don't clean inside of a
night table. You were looking for that ring. Yeah, I'm
sending you eyeball Emogi's right now. But no, you don't
say anything to him. You don't even let him know.
You don't even let him know that you found it
until at least five years into the relationship, because if
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he planned something for you, he wants it to be
so special. And you talk about peer pressure for a
guy to have to think about proposing now, because everything
on Instagram is crazy. People have big proposals, people crying.
People will be like, there's pressure on a guy now,
so let him take the pressure. Hopefully that pressure and
his love for you will manifest into something that's that
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that that you will always remember. Say nothing to him,
thank you. That's that's my advice. Amy. I agree, you
can't say anything. Nope, nope, nope. I don't even know
that you say five years in gosh, that would be
so hard. But I mean, it's not your fault. You
found it. It might mean snooping. I don't know that
she nobody. You can't prove that she was snooping. But yeah,
(06:34):
I would just be patient and it'll mean more too
when you're really surprised. So just trying not to think
about it. But keep your nails ready. M that's the
thing that is. But I don't know, but what the
whole showing the ring that close is a little It
(06:56):
makes me uncomfortable as a flex Okay, so I don't
don't think that it's just for that, but the girl
it's like, not for Instagram, but for family and friends. Oh,
WIT's for Ranst Graham. Sure, it's I get that you
want to send you and need a text message of
your ring. Yeah, but it's for Instagram. Everyone's also in person.
(07:17):
Forget the pictures. Once you get engaged, everyone is asking
to see your hand. And so you want your nails. Okay,
if he sends you to get your nails done, you
know what's coming. By the way, I don't do that. Yeah,
have her like a range for her friends. Even then
it's two you can't. You can't anybody that's coming to
(07:39):
her at this point going let's get your nails done.
She knows it's coming. We've got your That was Sometimes
you guys will come up to me and be like,
I want to do this segment on the show, and
a lot of times I'm like, that's great, let's find
a place and talk about it. But sometimes they just
get rejected. And that's why this is called rejected segments.
(08:02):
All right, this one's from Eddie. He rejected. It's a
game idea. I'll give you the celebrity. You tell me
if they're over under two d how hard would that be?
But celebrities are I started laughing. I understand why celebrity
(08:24):
you tell me they're over day. Let me give me
an example. No, I'm gonna give an example unless we
playing the game. No, we're not playing that game. Rejected segments.
In the Prank Call World, Lunchbox prank calls Amy's husband.
(08:44):
This is suggested by Lunchbox and says that he thinks
Amy backed into his car at the radio station but
left without saying anything, and he wants Ben to come
pay for the damages right now. He'd probably just pay
for us, all right, there you go. Rejected segments. Mike
d had this bit. We send Lunchbox to a mattress
(09:06):
store dressed in pajamas, saying he wants to test out
a mattress to make sure it's the right one for him,
but he also needs an employee to get in the
bed with him to stand in for his wife, just
to see how it feels. That's not bad, that's funny,
but no rejected segments. Raymundo sent this bit. I ate
something really hot and now I want to want to sue.
(09:28):
He ordered a burger called the five Alarm Burger. He
said it was legit the hottest burger I've ever eaten
in my life. After I ate it, I burned my
vocal cords. Why do you think you could sue if
it's labeled the hottest burger. That's what I'm saying. That's
the angle. I would say that I'm fully going to
go after this company, and you guys would say you're
an idiot because it's called the five alarm burger. Of
course you'd call the cops. It's so hot. Wow, that's bad. Yeah,
(09:52):
that's what I'm saying. That's why I didn't make a show.
There were some others a honorable mention for being bad Eddie,
I ever get in me because I would. I'm now
I'm going to start working hard to make this list.
No you trying to get good ones? And Daddy sent
a couple that were like no, like nicely rejected. They
were like, oh, we like a good job, but no,
(10:13):
I guess blush your hard. He wanted to talk about
how his son gets the royal treatment at a local
restaurant because he looks like the owner's son. This is true. Yeah,
every time we go in there, like he looks just
like my boy. Hey, good chips, so whatever you want.
And he's like cool t storks see that's what That
one wasn't that bad, right? That's how long do you
(10:34):
spend on that? Is right? We hit the image and
get out of there. Another one was Eddie's thinking about
buying a headset so he can use this phone when
he drives. Guys, I saw somebody driving with this the
other day because I have a jeep, you know, so
I can't do like a speaker or bluetooth whatever. It's
like the whole time this guy had like a trucker
Garth Brooks headset Mike, and I'm like, that's perfect. I
(10:55):
put it on my head I drive, talk to my
mom every day. Whatever. Okay, a bone the rejected segment.
It's time for the good news. So this guy, Robert
Smith was driving to work and he saw this apartment
building on fire, so he decided to pull in and
(11:16):
see if anybody was in there. He broke a window.
Sure enough, there was a woman asleep inside. So he
went through the window and brought her to safety, saved
her life. And she must have been sleeping hard and
she's conked out. Yeah, well, good friend. He risked his
own life too, even just to go up and check
out what's going on. I know, I don't know that
everyone would have done that. I don't know that I
(11:38):
would have done that, right, I mean it's you could
just call nine one one and say, hey, I see
an apartment on fire. I don't know that I'm a hero.
So good for this guy, he's a hero, Robert Smith.
There you go. That's what's all about. That was tell
me something good. I write your answers down. Guys, I'll
give you a famous country song. You just have to
tell me what movie that it's most known for being in?
(11:58):
Oh cool boy, so pens to paper. Here we go.
Life is a Highway from Rascal Flats? What movie is
that from? All Right, it's time to go on. When
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we pull the music down, time to put your answer in. Okay,
got it? Amy Cars is correct? Lunchbox not correct? Eddie
Cars Cars is correct? Okay, good, Here we go. Song
number two. Here's a famous country song. What movie isn't known?
Mostly from? To Make You Feel My Love? Garth Brooks,
(12:45):
You're enough make you? I love that song so much?
A Bob Dylan song. Thanks's going Garth saying it here?
Adele does a great version of it. Okay, pins down, Amy, Lunchbox,
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Princess Brian Eddie, hopeful, hopeless, describe I've never seen here
those movies names you can tell I Cross my Heart
from George Straits, I cross my heart. I'm promised to
so good. I've got to care to make you know.
(13:33):
I've no wonder you know the world you never as
Amy pure Country, Lunchbox, Varsity Blues, Eddie, Buddy Jackson pure
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country country is alright? If you know this one name
the movie trishan Year would singing how Do I Live?
Amy looks confused for the first time. Come on, what
(14:16):
y'all know this? I think I do. I got it
for sure? Yeah? Is it? Old school days didn't confuse Amy?
Do you have an answer? Uh? Yeah? What's up? What's that?
(14:37):
Little time? You have no answer? Guys? Come on, Nick Cage,
con Air, let's go Eddie, Yeah, I put Cony. I
never thought that I was singing what's up? Bruce Willis one?
What's up? One? Yeah? I was singing doctor three three three?
All specific? Okay, here we go number five. We only
have seven of these. There's always going to be another.
(15:00):
I'm always gonna, you know, not really a country song,
but in my country songwriters b but Miley Cyrus to
climb at. What movie is this from? On the other side?
Lunch Box? You gotta have this to stay in the
(15:20):
game or you've been eliminated. You did there'n enough questions?
I know, I know, Amy, I walk to remember Lunchbox,
Remember the Titans, Eddie, I have the notebook, hannahm on
Tanna the movie. I didn't make the song up for
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the movie. Trick question. Yeah, no, it was so easy
that you okay, never saw it. Next up to me
something shallow Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga? Are you happy?
And mother? And is there something news you search? You?
(16:08):
You guys hit that for sure, Amy, A Star is Born, Lunchbox,
A broken Love. I couldn't think of the song. I
could think it was a lunch Eddie. I Have a
Star is Born? Nice all right? One left for the weird,
the weary kind, Ryan Bingham, A movie that's from New
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Ain't no place to lose you man, It's a good movie.
What I'm gonna go? Tombstone? Is it another light the
(16:53):
live action Scooby Doo? You go with Sarah Michelle Geller.
It's a great move. Well they should have used it,
Amy Yellowstone. Ye, no, but but good. Ryan Bingham does
play Walker on Yellowstone Lunchbox. Iyban. This movie does have cowboys.
It's Brokeback Mountain. It is not that one Eddie. It's
(17:17):
crazy heart crazy so good. What is that? Is that
Jeff Daniels, Jeff Bridges? Yeff Bridges. Yeah, one of those Jeffs,
not the guy from Dumb and Dumb. All right, play
Eddie song there is? But this time you can promote
your Instagram, your podcast, your producer Eddie on Instagram. One thing,
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hold you get one front? One thing? Did you say?
Your Instagram and your collish man Eddie? Promote producer Eddie
on Instagram. Come follow me. That's all I got so
you can say a little more about it. What do
you do on Instagram? That's so fun? Oh man, I
just post a lot about my life, you know me.
I got a little eye infection is probably the last
picture I have on there. Cool stuff. Go check it
out your Amy's pile of stories. So a new study
(18:08):
was done to find that there's a science behind the
way you sometimes stretch out words and a text. So
I'll say it and you tell me if you know
what it means or the tone. Sure, like if I
write that I'm like sure, with a bunch of rs.
It's like, um, yeah, you know, I'll agree to it,
but slightly reluctantly, Yeah it will. They say it indicates
(18:30):
sarcasm like sure, okay, okay, And then I use this
one all the time. What with a bunch of a's
that's like an a dramatic like I can't believe it,
like what shocked and confused? Yeah yeah, and then yes
with about five uses, I would say an extreme yes,
I'm very excited about this. Yes. Yeah, You're more excited
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than just spelling yes. So there's just a new modern language.
If you want to be in the note, that's how
you can text your friends. Also, hey with a bunch
of wise sexy Oh my gosh, Edie. Eddie's saying about
the hey you. You know that he brought up and
rejected segments that this woman and somebody in his life
(19:11):
he runs into says to him, hey you. And now
I'm all self conscious. I was texting someone about a
work thing and it happened to be a guy, and
I was typing out yo yo, but it autocracted and
it said yo you, and I felt like I had
to immediately say hey, I mean yo yo. I didn't
mean yo you. Why do you mean? Why do you
(19:31):
mean yo yo? Well, I clarified, I clarified, I'm not
flirting with you, So I'm good. Yeah. So there's a
twenty year old Tesla driver that was hit with a
reckless driving charge this week because he was caught asleep
behind the wheel going ninety three miles per hour in
his autopilot function. Did he crash the car? No, but
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other drivers on the highway kept calling in to the
police saying that they had this. They could see the
driver's sleeping and the car was just zooming down the
highway going way too fast. How can they prove he
was sleeping if he was awake when they pulled him over,
because he could just go out. I wasn't sleeping. But
how crazy is that? Because I was squinning the whole time.
If this guy doesn't have a good lawyer that gets
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him out of this, that's a dummy Testless autopilot function
can steer, accelerate and break on the driver. Yet it
is so incredibly nuts. So this guy Tom and his
wife Kristen, they're hosting one of those cool gender reveal
parties and he was doing a cannon cartridge where he
shoot it out in the colors like blue or pink. Well,
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he shot it the wrong way and accidentally shot himself
in the crotch. But then there was blue stuff all
over him and then he was on the ground in pain.
But but if you got a boy out of it,
I'm sure he was fine. But just to we have
a clip of that too. That's what you didn't hear. Okay,
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that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. Kid's
time for the good news. These stories of when people
fight an alligator for their animal, their dog. Like like,
I root for them almost as hard as I root
for like the US Olympic soccer team. You know, I'm
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just like, wow, let's go. And I don't see many alligators.
I don't see much soccer. I compare them because it's
they're both foreign to me. But I root for these
people because if some if an alligator bit my dog
and went after my dog, I think I would do
the same thing. Florida man got up close and personal
with an alligator after it attacked his dog. Mike McCoy
was walking his eight month old chocolate lab Jake, near
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a pond in Florida, which, by the way, should you
be walking a tiny puppy near a pond or there
might be an alligator? I mean, but do you know
that of the Florida I probably know, maybe have like
thirty yards off the pond. Yeah, I guess. So alligator
jumped out of the water and grabbed his puppy, pulled
the puppy over the water, he says. Jake wasn't a
death roll with that gator, but he jumped in the water.
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He thumbed him in the eye. Wow. He picked him
up out of the water so he couldn't get anywhere
until he let the dog go. He thumbed the thing
in the eye. You can do that to humans too,
you know, and get to it. Yeah, and sharks have heard.
They have to get stitches, both of them because they
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did get bitten by the gator a little bit. But
they both are okay, They're gonna be fine. The gator
was estimated to be between seven and nine feet long.
They're working with a trapper to remove it from the pond. Wow,
that's an awesome story, Florida. Man, that's great. Mike McCoy,
Jake probad, you're alive. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. Let's go over to Amy
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now with the morning Corny, Morning Corny. What do you
call James Bond taking a bath? What you called James
Bond taking a bath? Bubbalo seven? Good? That was the
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Morning Corning on the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Carol Baskin,
Carroll you there, I am as, I'm a big fan.
I love you. I feel like You've been waiting a
long time to hear that imaging. Yeah on the phone now,
Carol back, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey. So at what point
did you decide I think I want to do Dancing
(23:31):
with the Stars, because I'm sure they approached you way early,
Like how long did it take you to get to
that point? Right after Tiger King air, we were hit
by over two hundred media outlets asking us to come
on and talk about Tiger King, and I declined all
of them, and one of them was Dancing with the Stars,
which was kind of weird. And so my daughter saw
the list and she said, well, you've got to do
Jimmy Fallon and you've got to do Dancing with the Stars.
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I had never seen either show, and the Jimmy Fallon
thing turned out to be a prank because everybody know
it's a really funny one as it turns out. But
then what I called Dancing at the Stars back, I
was like, Okay, this is just going to be a prank,
because nobody in their right mind would call me and
ask me to be on a show about dancing, and
they did. And I love that you're doing the show.
I do because it's so vulnerable to get out there
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in front of millions of people and compete in something
that you have never done. Have you ever had a
single dance lesson, Carol Baskin? No, I mean I didn't
even dance at my wedding because I just it was
a sin in my family, and so I never danced
as a child and never did as an adult. Was
a part of the reason that you went on the
show to promote Big Cat Rescue. It was the only
reason other than my daughter. Like I said, I didn't
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even know what the show was. I thought when they
invited me that they were going to have me dance
with a star, because I didn't perceive myself as a star.
But I felt like, if this was something that a
lot of people watched, if my daughter watches it and
there's a lot of people watching this. I wanted people
to know about the big cats that were really left
out in Tiger Kane. They are the ones that are
suffering the abuse. And I hope every week that I
(24:55):
can stay in this. It keeps the spotlight on the cats.
I gotta tell you, Carol, I don't think I traded
your fare on that show. I don't at all. You
had to feel the same way. I felt so utterly
betrayed by what they did. But there's always I think
everything always happens the way it should and that it's
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always for the best. And so even though my family
and I suffered greatly because of that, there's so much
good that we can turn this into. Have you trademarked? Hey,
all you cool cats and kittens? We're trying to Oh,
is that starting to be tough, because, I mean, have
other people trying to jump on it since the show? Yeah,
other people have. I've actually been using that phrase for
years on my little Big Cat briefing that I do,
(25:38):
and so I think we stand a good chance of
actually trademarking it. But it's like a year long process
to do it. Carol Baskin is on with us. I
think you're handling this beautifully to hear you say that
you were misrepresented and a lot of people could just
run the other direction with that, but instead you're trying
to turn it into something good and positive and what
you can do for your cat rescue center. And I
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just love that. You know. I'll say this about Carol Baskin,
thank you. I've always believed in you, Carol Baskin. I
came on the show from episode one. I was like,
Carol Baskin is getting the send of the stick on
this show. That's why I said, thank you, welcome well
and thank you for putting up Scuba Steves and messaging
you a lot over the last few months. Right to
try to get you on the show is relentless. You
(26:23):
really have a gym in him. All right, yeah, alright, alright.
On Instagram you can follow her Carol Baskin Cat. Let
me just say, miss Carol Baskin, it has been a thrill,
Be healthy, be safe, Thank you so much. All right
by Carol Baskin. We finally got her. I did. I did, Hey,
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Ray or week clear? Claire? Okay, cool? You just never
know she's still well. Sometimes that'll happen. I'll be like, well,
that was a good interview she hung up, or it'll happen.
I'll be like, yeah, that that was kind of crappy,
and then you're like still here, okay, what do you think? Well,
so that I'll give you my thoughts after perfect right,
(27:09):
let's hit a quick break and then i'll give you
my thoughts after this. And I want to ask you
the question I wanted to ask with then I didn't
know it was appropriate side, and so I was like
congratulation handling this so well, I find out what you
wanted to ask next, and I'll tell you what they
told me before the interview. Okay, okay, because I kind
of had to hybrid it what they told me what
I wanted to do. Angela and Virginia, you're on the
(27:33):
Bobby Bone Show. I just wanted to let you know
that you did an absolute amazing job on the interview
this morning. I was kind of excited. I don't have
a side. I don't go either way, and knowing that
you're her side and she hadn't want to talk for
six months, I just wanted to let you go that
it was an amazing interview and I think to learn
very well and you couldn't have done it any better. Wow,
(27:54):
thank you very much. Here's the thing with her, I
feel like that documentary head an agenda. They all do.
By the way, it's not just this documentary. They all
come in with a perspective, and I feel like they
needed a villain. But who's crazier. Joe Exotic was way
crazier than Carol Baskin. He just was. So if I
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got to pick a side, I'm gonna pick the one
of the not absolutely nuts person who burned their own
shack down, who did Joe Exotics had too much crazy
crap going on? Aside from that, I just don't think
it's fair to say that someone murdered their husband when
you don't know anything you don't know. I just can't
get on that side. And she sound like a sweet person.
Here's what they told me before this interview. They walked
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in or Scuba didn said, hey, Disney, ABC has asked
that you only talk about dancing with the stars. Now.
It wasn't my intention to only talk about dancing with
the stars, nor did I only talk about dancing with
the stars. But I did want to talk about it,
and I felt that she was going to be uncomfortable
when that interview started, just going what's about to happen.
So it's my job as a good interviewer sometimes to
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asked the greatest questions first so I can warm them
up to answering better later. So it's on, it's like, hey,
how are you feeling, how's your health? Dancing with stars, Gooba,
gooble gooba, all that happens. And then as soon as
she gave me the outlet to go to Tiger King,
I did because I was waiting for her to mention
(29:20):
it one time, and then she was Tiger and I
was like, speaking of Tiger King, I'm glad you brought
that up. Since you brought that up, it now allows
me to walk over there. And I said, I don't
feel like you represented fairly on that show. How did
you feel? To what she answered, I felt so utterly
betrayed by what they did. But there's always I think
everything always happens away it should, and that it's always
(29:42):
for the best. And so even though my family and
I suffered greatly because of that, there's so much good
that we can turn this into. And in her mind,
she walked herself there. Really I waited for the right
Spots took it and that's where we went. But I
kind of had to be meticulous with my mo because
she could just hang up at any time. Yeah, it's
(30:03):
like walking up to a deer. Now, most deers a're
gonna let you walk up to him. Anyway, she hasn't
let us walk up to her. If you make any
sudden movements, that deer's out gone. However, every great once
in a while, if you got the right corn in
your hand, it's a great analogy, and you moved just
slow enough to where they don't see you as a threat,
(30:25):
but rather as someone that is providing them something, some nourishment,
that freaking deer will come to your hand and eat
the corn. Carol Baskin ate the corn. It's great. She
was great. She was great on the show. Well, when
she was eating corn, that's when I thought you were
gonna go for the also question, I'm also playing the
long game here. Yeah, oh good god, oh oh okay.
(30:49):
I don't want to disrespect her. First of all, she's
not doing any interviews and she came on our show.
How lucky are we? How grateful am I? Scuba Steve
has busted his butt for the last six months trying
to get her on I mean, basically harassed her up. Yeah.
So that being said, I felt like it went as
(31:12):
good as I could make it because I wasn't going
to go all right, you so you got eleven last week?
Go your husband. Wasn't going to do that because I'm
also investing in the long term relationship between myself and
Carol Baskin. Got it. Let's go over to Meghan and Georgia. Megan,
you're on the show. How are you? Good morning studio?
All right, I'm so excited to hear you guys, So
(31:34):
listen Carol Basking on there. I was so out, you know,
I sent her an email to get her on the show.
Oh nice, you're a booking her on the show for us? Yeah?
Let me grab one more call here. This is Jessica
in Oklahoma. Jessica, you're on the show. Hey, how are
you pretty good? What's going on? Um? I just port
of this day. I love the interview. I was not
(31:54):
a Carol Baskin fan before, but after listening to your
interview with her, you really have me out. And I
can't think of her name witho going Carol Baskins, Carol
Basking Okay, thank you for the call. Hey, Ray, let's
play voicemail number four from last night. Someone called and
said this whenever they heard we're having Carol Baskin on, Bobby,
(32:15):
Are you serious with Carol Baskin? Like? This is ridiculous.
I've listened to you for years and I'm going to
stop listening to you because of this, absolutely ridiculous. What
is he's like Joe exotic van? That was Joe Exotic
him prison? I don't care. Listen. This show is a
(32:36):
very inclusive show. You can be any age, any race,
any sex, and you can probably find one of us
that you're like, all right, I feel that like we
want everyone come on in, feel comfortable coming in. We're odd,
we're weird, we shouldn't be doing this show. We understand that.
That's where the B Team comes from. We feel like
(32:56):
we're not a team. We're B team. We're the second team,
and that's okay, and we're proud of that. And because
of that, we have each other's back. And so you
don't want to be part of the B Team, then
kick rocks. We don't need you. We might go so quick.
How ratings are on what city were end? Let me know, Hey,
what was that area code? Are you from? We're about
(33:20):
to play our game Never Gonna Get It. Let's bring
up Morgan, who's on the phone right now. Morgan is
in Oklahoma. Hey Morgan, how are you? I'm good? How
are you? I'm pretty good. What part of Oklahoma are
you inhom All right, well, I'm glad you're on. We're
gonna play this game called never Gonna Get It, where
(33:40):
I asked the show an impossible question. If they get it,
they win cash, and you win the same cash that
they win. Okay, all right, sounds good, So I'll ask
the question this time. Then you, Morgan, can decide who
you'd like to team up with. Okay, okay, They're never
gonna get a question. Third five percent of hiring managers
(34:03):
say this resume mistake has gotten a job seeker an
instant rejection. So they just did a big, big poll.
Thirty five percent of people, basically one thirty people said hey,
they got this on a resume, and they were like,
instantly rejected, not even gonna give it a second look.
So that's the question. What is it, Morgan? Which of
(34:25):
these these folks would you like to team with? Who
do you think it's gonna get it right, I have
no cline to take. Um, I'm gonna go with Amy. Okay,
fan favorite Amy for sure? Right, this is Morgan on
with us right now as we play never gonna get it.
Here's the question. Thirty five percent of hiring managers say
(34:48):
this resume mistake has gotten a job seeker an instant rejection.
Now there's twenty bucks up for grabs. If any of
you get it, you get twenty bucks. If your person
gets at Morgan, which is Amy, you also get twenty bucks. Yes,
let's go around the room. Amy, would you write down
typo okay, lunchbox spelling mistakes? Eddie, I put your first job.
(35:12):
Nobody cares about your first job? Morgan? I bet their
email name? What do you mean, like their email account?
The name of their email account, like Bobby Bone sixty nine? Yeah,
like a funny email account. Yeah, just an email account? Yeah?
Like whatever their email acc don't you want to contact
them on email? I would think if it's their email
(35:33):
is childish like Morgan two gets specific? You're onto it?
Well right, right? Right? What do you say grammatical? Okay,
everyone's wrong. Morgan might be right again? Wait, what I
need you to be more specific, Morgan, I do I
get so close? Why? Why I need you to be
so Thirty five percent of hiring managers say this is
(35:54):
an instant. No, I need you to need you to
hit me with it? Yeah? Can it be their email
user name? Is that specific enough? What do you mean?
I don't understand what you're saying. If I put on
jockey kid twenty five from high school, like that little
user name part is what I'm talking about? Like when
it shoot, I know it? Well, yeah, because she's already
got it right for you, I thought, Mike, do I
(36:15):
give it to her? No? I think it is too well, yeah,
it's an unprofessional email address. The biggest resume mistake is
the most often is grammar and typos. But people that
see an unprofessional email address cut him immediately. You know
I know this because you used to be bone or Girls.
Six professor told me. He was like, I used to
(36:38):
do this to people, and I was like, okay, well
I'll make sure I have a good email address, and
it just always stuck with me. She's nailed these guys.
I think she's the queen of never gonna get it amos,
Like I won one broken clock right twice a day.
My grandma used to say, Oh, okay, tell my grandma
by Morgan, you did not win. I'm very sorry, but
(37:03):
I'm thankful that you called. Is there anything you'd like
to say while we're here? Yeah? Can I give a
shout out to my d thing? You got us? Shout
him out? All right? Hi, Mom, Kim, Hi, Angie, Hi,
Astley and r Nicolet up? All right, Thank you Morgan,
thanks for playing. Hopefully we'll talk to you again soon.
Thank you. You have a good day. And Morgan just
(37:24):
made twenty dollars. WHOA what are you gonna do with
that twenty bucks? Morgan? Now, I'm just gonna keep it
in there in case I keep losing, you know, So
that way, it's time for the good news. It's two
am and these two state troopers, Michael Allen and Pete Christie,
are sitting in the patrol car and an SUV goes, oh,
(37:47):
let's get him, turning the lights on. Boys. They followed
the suv. They quickly realize there's a guy putting his
hand outside the window like I can't stop, I can't stop.
Oh no. They finally get buy them. They say, you
have to pull over, so they got him to pull over. Well,
it was a dad taking his wife to the to
the hospital because she was going in labor, So like, well,
all right, scoot over, dad, let's see what we got here.
(38:08):
They see the baby's head coming out, they spring into action.
They deliver the baby on the spot, handed to the father,
and now the baby is healthy and the mom is healthy.
And they did it all there on the side of
the road. That's wild because you know how first that
are like we got somebody drunk running from the cops
or two am. You're thinking, like, of course, this guy's
definitely drunk. But no, what I think about one of
(38:29):
these people have babies in places that aren't a hospital.
How do they know where to cut the umbilical cord?
I think they train. I think they trained, But like,
what about somebody random? Can they just take the baby
and the moment accorded together? I mean, it seems like
when they see like the head coming out, it's pretty obvious.
You just almost like a quarterback takes the snap. I
get that, but I'm saying, there's an umbilical cord. Well,
(38:50):
they call the ambulance. Ambulance shows up and then does everything.
You know, the way they're supposed to, but I think
in the moment they just catch the baby. Yeah, that's awesome. Good.
Good for those costs. What it's all about? Right there?
That was tell me something good, Terry, Thanks for calling
the show. What's going on? Hi? I just wanted to
tell you guys. Guys are hilarious. You make me laugh
(39:12):
every morning. And I was hitting at a gas station,
just smiling and laughing, and for the first time in
my life, and I'm gonna be fifty next month, first
time in my life somebody came up to me and
hit on me. I was so excited. I'm like God.
As I was laughing and smiling at you guys with
the show, I was like, well, this time in my life,
(39:34):
what did the guy say as he approached you? He
come up and I was lucky that he hanstayed open
the window and I opened the window and he goes,
he goes, can I have your number? Wow? And he goes,
can you have mine? Oh? That pretty good? Wow? Not
as verst rodeo it this and did you I'm married?
(39:58):
And I'm like, going on, sorry, that's funny. Highlighted my
years that a next one. I'm like God, I'm gonna
be fifty next one. I'm almost a golden girl. That's what.
(40:19):
I just thought it was great because I was laughing.
It's filing so hard. I was like, you know, he
come up to me, and I thought that was great. Anyway,
Thank you guys so much for making me laugh every year.
All right, Terry, where do you live in Florida? Oh? Yeah,
know it well the summer there, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
but I just had to tell you guys, thank you
(40:41):
last every morning, and thank you very much. Congratulations, happy
fiftieth birthday when it comes up, and thanks for listening,
and good luck on your date. Thanks bobbing, thank you.
I'm married. All right, there she goes, that's funny though, Huh,
she's married. She had to decline. Oh, I tell you
I was. Caitlyn was with me in Seattle because she
(41:04):
she'll travel with me. She just works. So she's like,
heck if I'm gonna work all day Friday and half
the day Saturday because her job when she like internet
codes and does software sales for oil companies. I struggle
with knowing exactly what she does because I look over
at it and I'm like, I don't know what that means.
But so she we were at the hotel. I was
about to go off and shoot, and she goes, hey,
I'm gonna go to Starbucks and gets the coffee. So
(41:25):
she walks over. That's like next and this guy pulls
up to where she is walking, goes hey, rolls window
down and goes, hey, can I take you to lunch?
And she was like what. He goes canna take you
to lunch? And she was like, no, I have a boyfriend.
He's like, well, doesn't he want you fed? And I
was like, you know what, I'm mad line. Yeah, like,
(41:48):
if you're already in, it's not a bad one. Amy.
How are your kids? They're doing good, Eddie. I don't
know if you ever deal with this when your kids
have play dates, but I've noticed that with lots of parents,
when you're texting about kids getting together, there's a tango
(42:08):
of whose house it's going to be at? Oh, and
everyone seems real flexible and this fine, my house or
your house whatever you just say, but no parent wants
to commit to their house in case the other person's
willing to volunteers tribute first. This is so true. Yeah,
And so I kind of came up with an I
don't know if it has a name, but I'm starting
to call it the play date tango, where parents just
(42:30):
dance back and forth and dance around the fact that
they're open to a play date. But I mean, whatever
house is fine, and you just wait for the person
to commit, and then sometimes it's you, sometimes it's them.
You win some, you lose some. That's just to me.
I just thought it was comical because you sometimes end
up in a stalemate of like who's gonna text next?
Like what are we gonna do when the kids have
(42:50):
to get together? Who's gonna volunteer first? Do you ever
try to shove your kids with another kid that they
don't really like because your parents, you guys, parents get along? No,
I haven't yet, Well my kids don't. I don't even
have that many options to choose from them. So far.
My kids just play with people that they that they like. Eddie,
you have this problem at all? Well, the tango for
sure is a real thing, because you just I don't
think anyone wants to host kids at their house, and
(43:13):
like sometimes I think lately it's been our house just
because we're like, I don't want to play this game.
It's fine, you can do it at our house, and
we'll do it. But it's a real thing. Yeah, you're
thirteen year old is too old for play dates. He's twelve,
but I still play with I wouldn't say he's too old. Yeah,
Like like he has friends come come over and they
just kind of that's different than a play date that's
(43:34):
been organized by moms. Thirteen, I still organized with moms. Yeah,
but your daughter's thirteen, who hasn't been in America that long? Yeah? True.
Eddie's kids like from the streets. Yeah, yeah, So I
just thought other parents might be able to relate. Lunchbox,
what'd you do? I called the Museum of Nature and
Science because they have a zombie, not a zombie, they
(43:56):
have a mummy exhibit, and I like a fifth grade
teacher and I wanted to bring my students to see
the zombies. So he's supposed to be a teacher, but
he thinks the mummies a zombie. Okay, here we go
to services. How can I help you? Yes, ma'am, I'm
a fifth grade science teacher and we've been doing a
whole month on zombies and I want to bring the
(44:18):
kids to see some zombies in the flesh. Well that
sounds cool. Yeah, I mean, I know you guys are
doing the zombie exhibit. I'm just trying to get some
more information. We have like Egyptian mummies here at the museum.
You said you have Egyptian zombies, Egyptian mummies. We don't
have the zombies exhibit. Man, do you do you have
(44:41):
any zombies that were on The Walking Dead? We do
not know. You probably have to go to some Hollywood
lot to see something like that. So some of the kids,
you know, like they're kind of scared. Is there a
way they can see them through the glass or the
zombie won't They're worried the zombies are going to come
back to life when we're there. Sure. Again, we do
don't have the zombie thing, so you can't really answer
(45:02):
that question. Yeah, do you have any famous zombies? We
don't have any zombies period. We must be thinking like
this is what's wrong with America to day. This story
comes to us from Vermont. A man was driving an
(45:24):
ATV trying to escape police because he had not paid
his bar tab. He's driving, he crashes into a pole
and he's like, I gotta get out of here, and
there's a truck sitting at the red light light turns green,
starts to pull off, so he jumps in the bed
of the truck. Guy in the truck pulls over, throws
him out of the truck so police can apprehend him.
That seems like a lot of running and a lot
of work for running out of a bar tab. Yeah,
(45:46):
I should have just paid that. And he was driving
the thing he was drunk. Yeah, obviously I'm much blocked
out your bone head story of the day. This woman
has food poisoning, and that is an awful feeling that
you can do. Head hurts, stomach hurts, and she's like,
I have terrible food poisoning. Until she gave birth. Oh wow,
(46:08):
so she was pregnant. Patricia Crawford, a New Jersey woman,
thought she had food poisoning, spent the night in the
bathroom with tummy troubles, and then at five am her
son was born. Golly, this happens and so crazy. Every
time it happens is so bizarre. She said she didn't
have any pregnant symptoms over the nine months, aside from
the occasional stomach pain. She may have felt a flutter,
(46:31):
but it was like I thought it was gas, But
I mean I just see how big bellies get something
like the baby, like, there's no denying that someone is
like nine months pregnant. And then and I wonder that
moment too, where it goes from am I about to
do number two? Dude? There's a baby head, probably a
different feeling, but it's like, oh my, that's what she
(46:57):
would be willing. I mean I haven't talked to her
in years. I mean I would have chuck her down.
She's my friend from college. This legit happened to her
and she was in the bathroom, didn't know she was pregnant.
Next thing, no baby came out, but her uterus is
really set far back. Yeah, thank you, see you tomorrow
by everybody. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a Bobby Bone show.
Hey, guys, welcome to Monday Show, Morna studio morning. Everybody's here.
Hope good. I was reading this story before I came
in about a woman in Florida. Now her real name
is Lovely Butts. Now I'm gonna tell you what crime
she committed, but I just thought Lovely Butts. Yeah, it's
an interesting name because you're born with the last name Butts.
Unfortunate in some cases. Right, family name, you love it
(00:32):
great at him? But do you put something as a
first name that highlights the bit unfortunate that has happened
to you with the last name, because they definitely did
that on purpose. Right, your last name Butts. Let's just
go with Lovely. Let's name him flat right. Yeah. So,
but again, if her name were Cindy Butts, it wouldn't
(00:53):
even make the news. Really, Yeah, yeah, but Lovely Butts
is in the news. She poured bleach on an underage
relative during an argument. Fortunately the girl is okay. Well,
that's a tough weapon, Tom. Do you mean you just
grab it and turn it? That's not good. According to Coffs,
the sixty four year old Butts was arrest on a
(01:13):
pair of felonies aggravated assault and child abuse. She was
booking to the jail, which she was released on bond. Wow,
she's sixty four and did that. Yeah, maybe she's angry
because her name is Lovely Butts. Although just the name lovely.
Let's just remove butts. Be lovely looking or the kids
are gonna be mean or lovely. If your name is
(01:34):
lovely and you look like me, bad news. Saw that.
You know. Here's something else. By the way, don't google
Lovely Butts. I'm just letting you guys go right now
because she might not come up something else. Um, I
don't know. That's not what comes up. Um, something that's
gonna happen in my life recently. I'd like to take
(01:55):
a second and talk about is that my bed at
my house now is the most common placated thing. Well,
because we just lived with my bedding she moved in.
We just kept rolling with the bed and the goddess here,
oh boy, had a sheet sometimes I put a little
tight sheet on. Yeah, then we put another sheet over it,
and then it comfort her over and I was like,
we're just rocking. Had three pillows. Life was good, the
(02:16):
pillows you used to sleep on. Yeah, Yeah, life was good.
It was getting quality sleep. Well, she can comment she
can do anything with the house she wants, because I
don't care. That's not really anything. I really have a
lot of interest in, like make it look good. You
do whatever you want. So she's like, all right, I'm
doing the bed like great, have at it. I come
into this house. First of all, it's like pillow fest.
(02:38):
There's no need for all these pillows. There's like four
sleeping pillows, two big decorative white pillows, four brown pillows,
maybe two brown pillows, whatever the case. It's a lot
of pillows, to the point where every night you have
to take the pillows put them on the bottom of
the bed, like on the on the little We have
like a stool thing on the bottom of our bed,
(03:00):
a bench. Then the covers. There's the fitted sheet, there's
the sheet, there's another sheet. There's some sort of what
she calls a sheet ling or something or a it's
like a gray thing that's almost like a comforter, but
not quite a comforter. Okay. Then on top of that
there is a comforter inside of a duvet. We've gone
(03:23):
levels up in our bedding and it's so complicated, and
I can't find the remote and I'll be like, which
layer is it in? I'm dropping in all the layers,
like on doubled air back in the day when you'd
have to go into the food with your hands to
find the flag. That's what it feels like. The bed
does look great, though, all joking aside. It looks great.
And I told her, I said, how am I supposed
(03:43):
to make this bed with all this? She goes, when
do you ever make the bed? That's a good point.
That's a good point. I'll leave really early in the morning,
which you s'll handle it. Yeah, let's go over and
open up the mailbag. Something. Here we go morning studio.
(04:05):
They say, I'm emailing you this morning because I need
some advice. About a month ago, I was cleaning my
boyfriend's apartment for him when I came across a beautiful
diamond engagement ring in his night table, and I felt
my heart melt. I figured he'd proposed any moment because
I found the ring. But it's been over a month
(04:25):
and still no proposal. Every time we go out to dinner,
I think this is it. The anticipation is too much
for me to handle at this point. Should I confront
him about finding the ring? I'd really like to get
started planning the wedding. Signed with quotation marks. Sarah. Here's
(04:46):
the thing, Sarah. I know it's super important for you,
but if he's holding onto the ring, you don't want
to run a possible surprise that he's been planning for
you or the timing of something happening. Because he has
put so much thought into it. I can't imagine him
buying it, holding it for a month just to go.
(05:08):
You know, I'll do it when the wind hits just right,
something is spinning in his head. Ninety percent of me
goes he's planning something, waiting for the time is right
for something. Ten percent of me he says he don't
know yet, But that's only ten percent. And second of all,
let's be honest about you cleaning his place and getting
(05:28):
in his night table. You don't clean inside of a
night table. You were looking for that ring. Yeah, I'm
sending you eyeball Emogi's right now. But no, you don't
say anything to him. You don't even let him know.
You don't even let him know that you found it
until at least five years into the relationship, because if
(05:49):
he planned something for you, he wants it to be
so special. And you talk about peer pressure for a
guy to have to think about proposing now, because everything
on Instagram is crazy. People have big proposals, people crying.
People will be like, there's pressure on a guy now,
so let him take the pressure. Hopefully that pressure and
his love for you will manifest into something that's that
(06:11):
that that you will always remember. Say nothing to him,
thank you. That's that's my advice. Amy. I agree, you
can't say anything. Nope, nope, nope. I don't even know
that you say five years in gosh, that would be
so hard. But I mean, it's not your fault. You
found it. It might mean snooping. I don't know that
she nobody. You can't prove that she was snooping. But yeah,
(06:34):
I would just be patient and it'll mean more too
when you're really surprised. So just trying not to think
about it. But keep your nails ready. M that's the
thing that is. But I don't know, but what the
whole showing the ring that close is a little It
(06:56):
makes me uncomfortable as a flex Okay, so I don't
don't think that it's just for that, but the girl
it's like, not for Instagram, but for family and friends. Oh,
WIT's for Ranst Graham. Sure, it's I get that you
want to send you and need a text message of
your ring. Yeah, but it's for Instagram. Everyone's also in person.
(07:17):
Forget the pictures. Once you get engaged, everyone is asking
to see your hand. And so you want your nails. Okay,
if he sends you to get your nails done, you
know what's coming. By the way, I don't do that. Yeah,
have her like a range for her friends. Even then
it's two you can't. You can't anybody that's coming to
(07:39):
her at this point going let's get your nails done.
She knows it's coming. We've got your That was Sometimes
you guys will come up to me and be like,
I want to do this segment on the show, and
a lot of times I'm like, that's great, let's find
a place and talk about it. But sometimes they just
get rejected. And that's why this is called rejected segments.
(08:02):
All right, this one's from Eddie. He rejected. It's a
game idea. I'll give you the celebrity. You tell me
if they're over under two d how hard would that be?
But celebrities are I started laughing. I understand why celebrity
(08:24):
you tell me they're over day. Let me give me
an example. No, I'm gonna give an example unless we
playing the game. No, we're not playing that game. Rejected segments.
In the Prank Call World, Lunchbox prank calls Amy's husband.
(08:44):
This is suggested by Lunchbox and says that he thinks
Amy backed into his car at the radio station but
left without saying anything, and he wants Ben to come
pay for the damages right now. He'd probably just pay
for us, all right, there you go. Rejected segments. Mike
d had this bit. We send Lunchbox to a mattress
(09:06):
store dressed in pajamas, saying he wants to test out
a mattress to make sure it's the right one for him,
but he also needs an employee to get in the
bed with him to stand in for his wife, just
to see how it feels. That's not bad, that's funny,
but no rejected segments. Raymundo sent this bit. I ate
something really hot and now I want to want to sue.
(09:28):
He ordered a burger called the five Alarm Burger. He
said it was legit the hottest burger I've ever eaten
in my life. After I ate it, I burned my
vocal cords. Why do you think you could sue if
it's labeled the hottest burger. That's what I'm saying. That's
the angle. I would say that I'm fully going to
go after this company, and you guys would say you're
an idiot because it's called the five alarm burger. Of
course you'd call the cops. It's so hot. Wow, that's bad. Yeah,
(09:52):
that's what I'm saying. That's why I didn't make a show.
There were some others a honorable mention for being bad Eddie,
I ever get in me because I would. I'm now
I'm going to start working hard to make this list.
No you trying to get good ones? And Daddy sent
a couple that were like no, like nicely rejected. They
were like, oh, we like a good job, but no,
(10:13):
I guess blush your hard. He wanted to talk about
how his son gets the royal treatment at a local
restaurant because he looks like the owner's son. This is true. Yeah,
every time we go in there, like he looks just
like my boy. Hey, good chips, so whatever you want.
And he's like cool t storks see that's what That
one wasn't that bad, right? That's how long do you
(10:34):
spend on that? Is right? We hit the image and
get out of there. Another one was Eddie's thinking about
buying a headset so he can use this phone when
he drives. Guys, I saw somebody driving with this the
other day because I have a jeep, you know, so
I can't do like a speaker or bluetooth whatever. It's
like the whole time this guy had like a trucker
Garth Brooks headset Mike, and I'm like, that's perfect. I
(10:55):
put it on my head I drive, talk to my
mom every day. Whatever. Okay, a bone the rejected segment.
It's time for the good news. So this guy, Robert
Smith was driving to work and he saw this apartment
building on fire, so he decided to pull in and
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see if anybody was in there. He broke a window.
Sure enough, there was a woman asleep inside. So he
went through the window and brought her to safety, saved
her life. And she must have been sleeping hard and
she's conked out. Yeah, well, good friend. He risked his
own life too, even just to go up and check
out what's going on. I know, I don't know that
everyone would have done that. I don't know that I
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would have done that, right, I mean it's you could
just call nine one one and say, hey, I see
an apartment on fire. I don't know that I'm a hero.
So good for this guy, he's a hero, Robert Smith.
There you go. That's what's all about. That was tell
me something good. I write your answers down. Guys, I'll
give you a famous country song. You just have to
tell me what movie that it's most known for being in?
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Oh cool boy, so pens to paper. Here we go.
Life is a Highway from Rascal Flats? What movie is
that from? All Right, it's time to go on. When
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we pull the music down, time to put your answer in. Okay,
got it? Amy Cars is correct? Lunchbox not correct? Eddie
Cars Cars is correct? Okay, good, Here we go. Song
number two. Here's a famous country song. What movie isn't known?
Mostly from? To Make You Feel My Love? Garth Brooks,
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You're enough make you? I love that song so much?
A Bob Dylan song. Thanks's going Garth saying it here?
Adele does a great version of it. Okay, pins down, Amy, Lunchbox,
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Princess Brian Eddie, hopeful, hopeless, describe I've never seen here
those movies names you can tell I Cross my Heart
from George Straits, I cross my heart. I'm promised to
so good. I've got to care to make you know.
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I've no wonder you know the world you never as
Amy pure Country, Lunchbox, Varsity Blues, Eddie, Buddy Jackson pure
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country country is alright? If you know this one name
the movie trishan Year would singing how Do I Live?
Amy looks confused for the first time. Come on, what
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y'all know this? I think I do. I got it
for sure? Yeah? Is it? Old school days didn't confuse Amy?
Do you have an answer? Uh? Yeah? What's up? What's that?
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Little time? You have no answer? Guys? Come on, Nick Cage,
con Air, let's go Eddie, Yeah, I put Cony. I
never thought that I was singing what's up? Bruce Willis one?
What's up? One? Yeah? I was singing doctor three three three?
All specific? Okay, here we go number five. We only
have seven of these. There's always going to be another.
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I'm always gonna, you know, not really a country song,
but in my country songwriters b but Miley Cyrus to
climb at. What movie is this from? On the other side?
Lunch Box? You gotta have this to stay in the
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game or you've been eliminated. You did there'n enough questions?
I know, I know, Amy, I walk to remember Lunchbox,
Remember the Titans, Eddie, I have the notebook, hannahm on
Tanna the movie. I didn't make the song up for
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the movie. Trick question. Yeah, no, it was so easy
that you okay, never saw it. Next up to me
something shallow Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga? Are you happy?
And mother? And is there something news you search? You?
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You guys hit that for sure, Amy, A Star is Born, Lunchbox,
A broken Love. I couldn't think of the song. I
could think it was a lunch Eddie. I Have a
Star is Born? Nice all right? One left for the weird,
the weary kind, Ryan Bingham, A movie that's from New
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Ain't no place to lose you man, It's a good movie.
What I'm gonna go? Tombstone? Is it another light the
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live action Scooby Doo? You go with Sarah Michelle Geller.
It's a great move. Well they should have used it,
Amy Yellowstone. Ye, no, but but good. Ryan Bingham does
play Walker on Yellowstone Lunchbox. Iyban. This movie does have cowboys.
It's Brokeback Mountain. It is not that one Eddie. It's
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crazy heart crazy so good. What is that? Is that
Jeff Daniels, Jeff Bridges? Yeff Bridges. Yeah, one of those Jeffs,
not the guy from Dumb and Dumb. All right, play
Eddie song there is? But this time you can promote
your Instagram, your podcast, your producer Eddie on Instagram. One thing,
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hold you get one front? One thing? Did you say?
Your Instagram and your collish man Eddie? Promote producer Eddie
on Instagram. Come follow me. That's all I got so
you can say a little more about it. What do
you do on Instagram? That's so fun? Oh man, I
just post a lot about my life, you know me.
I got a little eye infection is probably the last
picture I have on there. Cool stuff. Go check it
out your Amy's pile of stories. So a new study
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was done to find that there's a science behind the
way you sometimes stretch out words and a text. So
I'll say it and you tell me if you know
what it means or the tone. Sure, like if I
write that I'm like sure, with a bunch of rs.
It's like, um, yeah, you know, I'll agree to it,
but slightly reluctantly, Yeah it will. They say it indicates
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sarcasm like sure, okay, okay, And then I use this
one all the time. What with a bunch of a's
that's like an a dramatic like I can't believe it,
like what shocked and confused? Yeah yeah, and then yes
with about five uses, I would say an extreme yes,
I'm very excited about this. Yes. Yeah, You're more excited
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than just spelling yes. So there's just a new modern language.
If you want to be in the note, that's how
you can text your friends. Also, hey with a bunch
of wise sexy Oh my gosh, Edie. Eddie's saying about
the hey you. You know that he brought up and
rejected segments that this woman and somebody in his life
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he runs into says to him, hey you. And now
I'm all self conscious. I was texting someone about a
work thing and it happened to be a guy, and
I was typing out yo yo, but it autocracted and
it said yo you, and I felt like I had
to immediately say hey, I mean yo yo. I didn't
mean yo you. Why do you mean? Why do you
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mean yo yo? Well, I clarified, I clarified, I'm not
flirting with you, So I'm good. Yeah. So there's a
twenty year old Tesla driver that was hit with a
reckless driving charge this week because he was caught asleep
behind the wheel going ninety three miles per hour in
his autopilot function. Did he crash the car? No, but
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other drivers on the highway kept calling in to the
police saying that they had this. They could see the
driver's sleeping and the car was just zooming down the
highway going way too fast. How can they prove he
was sleeping if he was awake when they pulled him over,
because he could just go out. I wasn't sleeping. But
how crazy is that? Because I was squinning the whole time.
If this guy doesn't have a good lawyer that gets
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him out of this, that's a dummy Testless autopilot function
can steer, accelerate and break on the driver. Yet it
is so incredibly nuts. So this guy Tom and his
wife Kristen, they're hosting one of those cool gender reveal
parties and he was doing a cannon cartridge where he
shoot it out in the colors like blue or pink. Well,
(20:37):
he shot it the wrong way and accidentally shot himself
in the crotch. But then there was blue stuff all
over him and then he was on the ground in pain.
But but if you got a boy out of it,
I'm sure he was fine. But just to we have
a clip of that too. That's what you didn't hear. Okay,
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that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. Kid's
time for the good news. These stories of when people
fight an alligator for their animal, their dog. Like like,
I root for them almost as hard as I root
for like the US Olympic soccer team. You know, I'm
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just like, wow, let's go. And I don't see many alligators.
I don't see much soccer. I compare them because it's
they're both foreign to me. But I root for these
people because if some if an alligator bit my dog
and went after my dog, I think I would do
the same thing. Florida man got up close and personal
with an alligator after it attacked his dog. Mike McCoy
was walking his eight month old chocolate lab Jake, near
(21:45):
a pond in Florida, which, by the way, should you
be walking a tiny puppy near a pond or there
might be an alligator? I mean, but do you know
that of the Florida I probably know, maybe have like
thirty yards off the pond. Yeah, I guess. So alligator
jumped out of the water and grabbed his puppy, pulled
the puppy over the water, he says. Jake wasn't a
death roll with that gator, but he jumped in the water.
(22:07):
He thumbed him in the eye. Wow. He picked him
up out of the water so he couldn't get anywhere
until he let the dog go. He thumbed the thing
in the eye. You can do that to humans too,
you know, and get to it. Yeah, and sharks have heard.
They have to get stitches, both of them because they
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did get bitten by the gator a little bit. But
they both are okay, They're gonna be fine. The gator
was estimated to be between seven and nine feet long.
They're working with a trapper to remove it from the pond. Wow,
that's an awesome story, Florida. Man, that's great. Mike McCoy,
Jake probad, you're alive. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. Let's go over to Amy
(22:49):
now with the morning Corny, Morning Corny. What do you
call James Bond taking a bath? What you called James
Bond taking a bath? Bubbalo seven? Good? That was the
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Morning Corning on the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Carol Baskin,
Carroll you there, I am as, I'm a big fan.
I love you. I feel like You've been waiting a
long time to hear that imaging. Yeah on the phone now,
Carol back, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey. So at what point
did you decide I think I want to do Dancing
(23:31):
with the Stars, because I'm sure they approached you way early,
Like how long did it take you to get to
that point? Right after Tiger King air, we were hit
by over two hundred media outlets asking us to come
on and talk about Tiger King, and I declined all
of them, and one of them was Dancing with the Stars,
which was kind of weird. And so my daughter saw
the list and she said, well, you've got to do
Jimmy Fallon and you've got to do Dancing with the Stars.
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I had never seen either show, and the Jimmy Fallon
thing turned out to be a prank because everybody know
it's a really funny one as it turns out. But
then what I called Dancing at the Stars back, I
was like, Okay, this is just going to be a prank,
because nobody in their right mind would call me and
ask me to be on a show about dancing, and
they did. And I love that you're doing the show.
I do because it's so vulnerable to get out there
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in front of millions of people and compete in something
that you have never done. Have you ever had a
single dance lesson, Carol Baskin? No, I mean I didn't
even dance at my wedding because I just it was
a sin in my family, and so I never danced
as a child and never did as an adult. Was
a part of the reason that you went on the
show to promote Big Cat Rescue. It was the only
reason other than my daughter. Like I said, I didn't
(24:34):
even know what the show was. I thought when they
invited me that they were going to have me dance
with a star, because I didn't perceive myself as a star.
But I felt like, if this was something that a
lot of people watched, if my daughter watches it and
there's a lot of people watching this. I wanted people
to know about the big cats that were really left
out in Tiger Kane. They are the ones that are
suffering the abuse. And I hope every week that I
(24:55):
can stay in this. It keeps the spotlight on the cats.
I gotta tell you, Carol, I don't think I traded
your fare on that show. I don't at all. You
had to feel the same way. I felt so utterly
betrayed by what they did. But there's always I think
everything always happens the way it should and that it's
(25:16):
always for the best. And so even though my family
and I suffered greatly because of that, there's so much
good that we can turn this into. Have you trademarked? Hey,
all you cool cats and kittens? We're trying to Oh,
is that starting to be tough, because, I mean, have
other people trying to jump on it since the show? Yeah,
other people have. I've actually been using that phrase for
years on my little Big Cat briefing that I do,
(25:38):
and so I think we stand a good chance of
actually trademarking it. But it's like a year long process
to do it. Carol Baskin is on with us. I
think you're handling this beautifully to hear you say that
you were misrepresented and a lot of people could just
run the other direction with that, but instead you're trying
to turn it into something good and positive and what
you can do for your cat rescue center. And I
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just love that. You know. I'll say this about Carol Baskin,
thank you. I've always believed in you, Carol Baskin. I
came on the show from episode one. I was like,
Carol Baskin is getting the send of the stick on
this show. That's why I said, thank you, welcome well
and thank you for putting up Scuba Steves and messaging
you a lot over the last few months. Right to
try to get you on the show is relentless. You
(26:23):
really have a gym in him. All right, yeah, alright, alright.
On Instagram you can follow her Carol Baskin Cat. Let
me just say, miss Carol Baskin, it has been a thrill,
Be healthy, be safe, Thank you so much. All right
by Carol Baskin. We finally got her. I did. I did, Hey,
(26:46):
Ray or week clear? Claire? Okay, cool? You just never
know she's still well. Sometimes that'll happen. I'll be like, well,
that was a good interview she hung up, or it'll happen.
I'll be like, yeah, that that was kind of crappy,
and then you're like still here, okay, what do you think? Well,
so that I'll give you my thoughts after perfect right,
(27:09):
let's hit a quick break and then i'll give you
my thoughts after this. And I want to ask you
the question I wanted to ask with then I didn't
know it was appropriate side, and so I was like
congratulation handling this so well, I find out what you
wanted to ask next, and I'll tell you what they
told me before the interview. Okay, okay, because I kind
of had to hybrid it what they told me what
I wanted to do. Angela and Virginia, you're on the
(27:33):
Bobby Bone Show. I just wanted to let you know
that you did an absolute amazing job on the interview
this morning. I was kind of excited. I don't have
a side. I don't go either way, and knowing that
you're her side and she hadn't want to talk for
six months, I just wanted to let you go that
it was an amazing interview and I think to learn
very well and you couldn't have done it any better. Wow,
(27:54):
thank you very much. Here's the thing with her, I
feel like that documentary head an agenda. They all do.
By the way, it's not just this documentary. They all
come in with a perspective, and I feel like they
needed a villain. But who's crazier. Joe Exotic was way
crazier than Carol Baskin. He just was. So if I
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got to pick a side, I'm gonna pick the one
of the not absolutely nuts person who burned their own
shack down, who did Joe Exotics had too much crazy
crap going on? Aside from that, I just don't think
it's fair to say that someone murdered their husband when
you don't know anything you don't know. I just can't
get on that side. And she sound like a sweet person.
Here's what they told me before this interview. They walked
(28:37):
in or Scuba didn said, hey, Disney, ABC has asked
that you only talk about dancing with the stars. Now.
It wasn't my intention to only talk about dancing with
the stars, nor did I only talk about dancing with
the stars. But I did want to talk about it,
and I felt that she was going to be uncomfortable
when that interview started, just going what's about to happen.
So it's my job as a good interviewer sometimes to
(29:00):
asked the greatest questions first so I can warm them
up to answering better later. So it's on, it's like, hey,
how are you feeling, how's your health? Dancing with stars, Gooba,
gooble gooba, all that happens. And then as soon as
she gave me the outlet to go to Tiger King,
I did because I was waiting for her to mention
(29:20):
it one time, and then she was Tiger and I
was like, speaking of Tiger King, I'm glad you brought
that up. Since you brought that up, it now allows
me to walk over there. And I said, I don't
feel like you represented fairly on that show. How did
you feel? To what she answered, I felt so utterly
betrayed by what they did. But there's always I think
everything always happens away it should, and that it's always
(29:42):
for the best. And so even though my family and
I suffered greatly because of that, there's so much good
that we can turn this into. And in her mind,
she walked herself there. Really I waited for the right
Spots took it and that's where we went. But I
kind of had to be meticulous with my mo because
she could just hang up at any time. Yeah, it's
(30:03):
like walking up to a deer. Now, most deers a're
gonna let you walk up to him. Anyway, she hasn't
let us walk up to her. If you make any
sudden movements, that deer's out gone. However, every great once
in a while, if you got the right corn in
your hand, it's a great analogy, and you moved just
slow enough to where they don't see you as a threat,
(30:25):
but rather as someone that is providing them something, some nourishment,
that freaking deer will come to your hand and eat
the corn. Carol Baskin ate the corn. It's great. She
was great. She was great on the show. Well, when
she was eating corn, that's when I thought you were
gonna go for the also question, I'm also playing the
long game here. Yeah, oh good god, oh oh okay.
(30:49):
I don't want to disrespect her. First of all, she's
not doing any interviews and she came on our show.
How lucky are we? How grateful am I? Scuba Steve
has busted his butt for the last six months trying
to get her on I mean, basically harassed her up. Yeah.
So that being said, I felt like it went as
(31:12):
good as I could make it because I wasn't going
to go all right, you so you got eleven last week?
Go your husband. Wasn't going to do that because I'm
also investing in the long term relationship between myself and
Carol Baskin. Got it. Let's go over to Meghan and Georgia. Megan,
you're on the show. How are you? Good morning studio?
All right, I'm so excited to hear you guys, So
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listen Carol Basking on there. I was so out, you know,
I sent her an email to get her on the show.
Oh nice, you're a booking her on the show for us? Yeah?
Let me grab one more call here. This is Jessica
in Oklahoma. Jessica, you're on the show. Hey, how are
you pretty good? What's going on? Um? I just port
of this day. I love the interview. I was not
(31:54):
a Carol Baskin fan before, but after listening to your
interview with her, you really have me out. And I
can't think of her name witho going Carol Baskins, Carol
Basking Okay, thank you for the call. Hey, Ray, let's
play voicemail number four from last night. Someone called and
said this whenever they heard we're having Carol Baskin on, Bobby,
(32:15):
Are you serious with Carol Baskin? Like? This is ridiculous.
I've listened to you for years and I'm going to
stop listening to you because of this, absolutely ridiculous. What
is he's like Joe exotic van? That was Joe Exotic
him prison? I don't care. Listen. This show is a
(32:36):
very inclusive show. You can be any age, any race,
any sex, and you can probably find one of us
that you're like, all right, I feel that like we
want everyone come on in, feel comfortable coming in. We're odd,
we're weird, we shouldn't be doing this show. We understand that.
That's where the B Team comes from. We feel like
(32:56):
we're not a team. We're B team. We're the second team,
and that's okay, and we're proud of that. And because
of that, we have each other's back. And so you
don't want to be part of the B Team, then
kick rocks. We don't need you. We might go so quick.
How ratings are on what city were end? Let me know, Hey,
what was that area code? Are you from? We're about
(33:20):
to play our game Never Gonna Get It. Let's bring
up Morgan, who's on the phone right now. Morgan is
in Oklahoma. Hey Morgan, how are you? I'm good? How
are you? I'm pretty good. What part of Oklahoma are
you inhom All right, well, I'm glad you're on. We're
gonna play this game called never Gonna Get It, where
(33:40):
I asked the show an impossible question. If they get it,
they win cash, and you win the same cash that
they win. Okay, all right, sounds good, So I'll ask
the question this time. Then you, Morgan, can decide who
you'd like to team up with. Okay, okay, They're never
gonna get a question. Third five percent of hiring managers
(34:03):
say this resume mistake has gotten a job seeker an
instant rejection. So they just did a big, big poll.
Thirty five percent of people, basically one thirty people said hey,
they got this on a resume, and they were like,
instantly rejected, not even gonna give it a second look.
So that's the question. What is it, Morgan? Which of
(34:25):
these these folks would you like to team with? Who
do you think it's gonna get it right, I have
no cline to take. Um, I'm gonna go with Amy. Okay,
fan favorite Amy for sure? Right, this is Morgan on
with us right now as we play never gonna get it.
Here's the question. Thirty five percent of hiring managers say
(34:48):
this resume mistake has gotten a job seeker an instant rejection.
Now there's twenty bucks up for grabs. If any of
you get it, you get twenty bucks. If your person
gets at Morgan, which is Amy, you also get twenty bucks. Yes,
let's go around the room. Amy, would you write down
typo okay, lunchbox spelling mistakes? Eddie, I put your first job.
(35:12):
Nobody cares about your first job? Morgan? I bet their
email name? What do you mean, like their email account?
The name of their email account, like Bobby Bone sixty nine? Yeah,
like a funny email account. Yeah, just an email account? Yeah?
Like whatever their email acc don't you want to contact
them on email? I would think if it's their email
(35:33):
is childish like Morgan two gets specific? You're onto it?
Well right, right? Right? What do you say grammatical? Okay,
everyone's wrong. Morgan might be right again? Wait, what I
need you to be more specific, Morgan, I do I
get so close? Why? Why I need you to be
so Thirty five percent of hiring managers say this is
(35:54):
an instant. No, I need you to need you to
hit me with it? Yeah? Can it be their email
user name? Is that specific enough? What do you mean?
I don't understand what you're saying. If I put on
jockey kid twenty five from high school, like that little
user name part is what I'm talking about? Like when
it shoot, I know it? Well, yeah, because she's already
got it right for you, I thought, Mike, do I
(36:15):
give it to her? No? I think it is too well, yeah,
it's an unprofessional email address. The biggest resume mistake is
the most often is grammar and typos. But people that
see an unprofessional email address cut him immediately. You know
I know this because you used to be bone or Girls.
Six professor told me. He was like, I used to
(36:38):
do this to people, and I was like, okay, well
I'll make sure I have a good email address, and
it just always stuck with me. She's nailed these guys.
I think she's the queen of never gonna get it amos,
Like I won one broken clock right twice a day.
My grandma used to say, Oh, okay, tell my grandma
by Morgan, you did not win. I'm very sorry, but
(37:03):
I'm thankful that you called. Is there anything you'd like
to say while we're here? Yeah? Can I give a
shout out to my d thing? You got us? Shout
him out? All right? Hi, Mom, Kim, Hi, Angie, Hi,
Astley and r Nicolet up? All right, Thank you Morgan,
thanks for playing. Hopefully we'll talk to you again soon.
Thank you. You have a good day. And Morgan just
(37:24):
made twenty dollars. WHOA what are you gonna do with
that twenty bucks? Morgan? Now, I'm just gonna keep it
in there in case I keep losing, you know, So
that way, it's time for the good news. It's two
am and these two state troopers, Michael Allen and Pete Christie,
are sitting in the patrol car and an SUV goes, oh,
(37:47):
let's get him, turning the lights on. Boys. They followed
the suv. They quickly realize there's a guy putting his
hand outside the window like I can't stop, I can't stop.
Oh no. They finally get buy them. They say, you
have to pull over, so they got him to pull over. Well,
it was a dad taking his wife to the to
the hospital because she was going in labor, So like, well,
all right, scoot over, dad, let's see what we got here.
(38:08):
They see the baby's head coming out, they spring into action.
They deliver the baby on the spot, handed to the father,
and now the baby is healthy and the mom is healthy.
And they did it all there on the side of
the road. That's wild because you know how first that
are like we got somebody drunk running from the cops
or two am. You're thinking, like, of course, this guy's
definitely drunk. But no, what I think about one of
(38:29):
these people have babies in places that aren't a hospital.
How do they know where to cut the umbilical cord?
I think they train. I think they trained, But like,
what about somebody random? Can they just take the baby
and the moment accorded together? I mean, it seems like
when they see like the head coming out, it's pretty obvious.
You just almost like a quarterback takes the snap. I
get that, but I'm saying, there's an umbilical cord. Well,
(38:50):
they call the ambulance. Ambulance shows up and then does everything.
You know, the way they're supposed to, but I think
in the moment they just catch the baby. Yeah, that's awesome. Good.
Good for those costs. What it's all about? Right there?
That was tell me something good, Terry, Thanks for calling
the show. What's going on? Hi? I just wanted to
tell you guys. Guys are hilarious. You make me laugh
(39:12):
every morning. And I was hitting at a gas station,
just smiling and laughing, and for the first time in
my life, and I'm gonna be fifty next month, first
time in my life somebody came up to me and
hit on me. I was so excited. I'm like God.
As I was laughing and smiling at you guys with
the show, I was like, well, this time in my life,
(39:34):
what did the guy say as he approached you? He
come up and I was lucky that he hanstayed open
the window and I opened the window and he goes,
he goes, can I have your number? Wow? And he goes,
can you have mine? Oh? That pretty good? Wow? Not
as verst rodeo it this and did you I'm married?
(39:58):
And I'm like, going on, sorry, that's funny. Highlighted my
years that a next one. I'm like God, I'm gonna
be fifty next one. I'm almost a golden girl. That's what.
(40:19):
I just thought it was great because I was laughing.
It's filing so hard. I was like, you know, he
come up to me, and I thought that was great. Anyway,
Thank you guys so much for making me laugh every year.
All right, Terry, where do you live in Florida? Oh? Yeah,
know it well the summer there, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
but I just had to tell you guys, thank you
(40:41):
last every morning, and thank you very much. Congratulations, happy
fiftieth birthday when it comes up, and thanks for listening,
and good luck on your date. Thanks bobbing, thank you.
I'm married. All right, there she goes, that's funny though, Huh,
she's married. She had to decline. Oh, I tell you
I was. Caitlyn was with me in Seattle because she
(41:04):
she'll travel with me. She just works. So she's like,
heck if I'm gonna work all day Friday and half
the day Saturday because her job when she like internet
codes and does software sales for oil companies. I struggle
with knowing exactly what she does because I look over
at it and I'm like, I don't know what that means.
But so she we were at the hotel. I was
about to go off and shoot, and she goes, hey,
I'm gonna go to Starbucks and gets the coffee. So
(41:25):
she walks over. That's like next and this guy pulls
up to where she is walking, goes hey, rolls window
down and goes, hey, can I take you to lunch?
And she was like what. He goes canna take you
to lunch? And she was like, no, I have a boyfriend.
He's like, well, doesn't he want you fed? And I
was like, you know what, I'm mad line. Yeah, like,
(41:48):
if you're already in, it's not a bad one. Amy.
How are your kids? They're doing good, Eddie. I don't
know if you ever deal with this when your kids
have play dates, but I've noticed that with lots of parents,
when you're texting about kids getting together, there's a tango
(42:08):
of whose house it's going to be at? Oh, and
everyone seems real flexible and this fine, my house or
your house whatever you just say, but no parent wants
to commit to their house in case the other person's
willing to volunteers tribute first. This is so true. Yeah,
And so I kind of came up with an I
don't know if it has a name, but I'm starting
to call it the play date tango, where parents just
(42:30):
dance back and forth and dance around the fact that
they're open to a play date. But I mean, whatever
house is fine, and you just wait for the person
to commit, and then sometimes it's you, sometimes it's them.
You win some, you lose some. That's just to me.
I just thought it was comical because you sometimes end
up in a stalemate of like who's gonna text next?
Like what are we gonna do when the kids have
(42:50):
to get together? Who's gonna volunteer first? Do you ever
try to shove your kids with another kid that they
don't really like because your parents, you guys, parents get along? No,
I haven't yet, Well my kids don't. I don't even
have that many options to choose from them. So far.
My kids just play with people that they that they like. Eddie,
you have this problem at all? Well, the tango for
sure is a real thing, because you just I don't
think anyone wants to host kids at their house, and
(43:13):
like sometimes I think lately it's been our house just
because we're like, I don't want to play this game.
It's fine, you can do it at our house, and
we'll do it. But it's a real thing. Yeah, you're
thirteen year old is too old for play dates. He's twelve,
but I still play with I wouldn't say he's too old. Yeah,
Like like he has friends come come over and they
just kind of that's different than a play date that's
(43:34):
been organized by moms. Thirteen, I still organized with moms. Yeah,
but your daughter's thirteen, who hasn't been in America that long? Yeah? True.
Eddie's kids like from the streets. Yeah, yeah, So I
just thought other parents might be able to relate. Lunchbox,
what'd you do? I called the Museum of Nature and
Science because they have a zombie, not a zombie, they
(43:56):
have a mummy exhibit, and I like a fifth grade
teacher and I wanted to bring my students to see
the zombies. So he's supposed to be a teacher, but
he thinks the mummies a zombie. Okay, here we go
to services. How can I help you? Yes, ma'am, I'm
a fifth grade science teacher and we've been doing a
whole month on zombies and I want to bring the
(44:18):
kids to see some zombies in the flesh. Well that
sounds cool. Yeah, I mean, I know you guys are
doing the zombie exhibit. I'm just trying to get some
more information. We have like Egyptian mummies here at the museum.
You said you have Egyptian zombies, Egyptian mummies. We don't
have the zombies exhibit. Man, do you do you have
(44:41):
any zombies that were on The Walking Dead? We do
not know. You probably have to go to some Hollywood
lot to see something like that. So some of the kids,
you know, like they're kind of scared. Is there a
way they can see them through the glass or the
zombie won't They're worried the zombies are going to come
back to life when we're there. Sure. Again, we do
don't have the zombie thing, so you can't really answer
(45:02):
that question. Yeah, do you have any famous zombies? We
don't have any zombies period. We must be thinking like
this is what's wrong with America to day. This story
comes to us from Vermont. A man was driving an
(45:24):
ATV trying to escape police because he had not paid
his bar tab. He's driving, he crashes into a pole
and he's like, I gotta get out of here, and
there's a truck sitting at the red light light turns green,
starts to pull off, so he jumps in the bed
of the truck. Guy in the truck pulls over, throws
him out of the truck so police can apprehend him.
That seems like a lot of running and a lot
of work for running out of a bar tab. Yeah,
(45:46):
I should have just paid that. And he was driving
the thing he was drunk. Yeah, obviously I'm much blocked
out your bone head story of the day. This woman
has food poisoning, and that is an awful feeling that
you can do. Head hurts, stomach hurts, and she's like,
I have terrible food poisoning. Until she gave birth. Oh wow,
(46:08):
so she was pregnant. Patricia Crawford, a New Jersey woman,
thought she had food poisoning, spent the night in the
bathroom with tummy troubles, and then at five am her
son was born. Golly, this happens and so crazy. Every
time it happens is so bizarre. She said she didn't
have any pregnant symptoms over the nine months, aside from
the occasional stomach pain. She may have felt a flutter,
(46:31):
but it was like I thought it was gas, But
I mean I just see how big bellies get something
like the baby, like, there's no denying that someone is
like nine months pregnant. And then and I wonder that
moment too, where it goes from am I about to
do number two? Dude? There's a baby head, probably a
different feeling, but it's like, oh my, that's what she
(46:57):
would be willing. I mean I haven't talked to her
in years. I mean I would have chuck her down.
She's my friend from college. This legit happened to her
and she was in the bathroom, didn't know she was pregnant.
Next thing, no baby came out, but her uterus is
really set far back. Yeah, thank you, see you tomorrow
by everybody. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a Bobby Bone show.
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