Charles Kelley in Studio + Mowing Other People's Lawns Without Permission + Lunchbox is a Vigilante

Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum stops by the studio, Eddie wants to mow his neighbor's grass and Lunchbox turns to vigilante justice

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Show Bobby here. We are welcome to Thursday show, Good
Morning Studio. Yesterday on the show, lunch Box was talking
about how famous he is and every time he goes
out he gets recognized. People were calling in. It's like, Lunchbox,
you need to control your ego, Namara, and you went

(01:27):
for a lot of the show, but to start the
show today, Pamazon in Iowa, Pam, Yeah, you ran into
the lunch Box somewhere. I did. We were vacationing down
in Nashville last year and we went to Chick fil
A and I heard this voice. It was crazy busy.
I heard this voice and I was like, I know
that voice, and I'm like, I thought, for a second,

(01:49):
I'm like, that is Lunchbox and I've never seen his
like photo before. And I walked up to him. I'm like,
are you Lunchbox And he was like yeah, and he
was so nice. Been took this picture with us and
it was awesome. So you're saying, one, he's nice, which
we all know. We think Lunchbox plays up this character
like he has a nice guy. But you did go

(02:11):
ask him for a picture. So would you say Lunchboxes famous?
I would. I got his picture. I got my picture
with him, and then like other people were coming up
to me and maybe he felt famous. They're like who
is that. I'm like, that's Lunchbox from the Barbara's Bones Show.
Your second generational famous. That's what I'm saying. I passed
my fame onto someone else. I remember this lady. She

(02:32):
was great, really nice lady. She was now she's about
to get on the road head back to Florida when
she was getting her Chick fil A and I was like, oh, yeah,
I'm running late. I'm supposed to be somewhere, but I
had to stop for some lunch and got a picture.
She was an amazing lady, her and her family. Where
are you going to Florida? I was not going to Florida.
I was going to Aiwan. Saying difference. He was running
late and he was like going to Kentucky or something.

(02:54):
I was going to Kentucky downs. And then the other
really weird thing is it was just a random day
at chick fil A. And it was the craziest, busiest
day at chick fil A. Do you remember that one?
It took like twenty minutes to get my food because
it was so busy, and that's why I was late.
I was a man, I really gotta go, But this
lady wants to get a picture with someone famous. Okay,
I'll take the time. I was a little late to

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my parents, but you know, I made It's Lately happy
and she got some secondary fame and people don't believe
me I'm famous. She didn't even know what I looked like.
She just heard my voice. That happens when you're a celebrity.
Well in Iowa, in my book, she's a total celebrity.
There you go. Well, I appreciate you. I appreciate you.

(03:35):
I guess you are a superstar. I do, and I
appreciate you. I don't know her name, Pam Bam. You
don't have to Florida. Yeah, well she was maybe she
was coming from I don't know, but I just knew
that it was at Chick fil A. She was an
amazing person too, recognizing people doing cool things. Lila Garcia

(03:57):
from Texas decided it was her tenth birthday and she
wanted to do ten acts of kindness. Now, she came
up this idea, so she originally wanted a go pro.
She was that'd be cool to have, but then she said,
you know what if I just did ten nice things
for other people, and so she did. She took donuts,
police officers, left positive notes on car windshields, bought strangers mills,

(04:18):
and more. And that's what she did for a birthday
it we can all learn from her. Yeah, I felt
like we can learn a lot from ten year old
had lunchbox, right, I don't think I'm ten, but again
I see you sor It's producer Raymond. In Lando Lakes, Florida,

(04:40):
officials announced that sink cold that swallowed two homes last week.
It's getting bigger. Other residents in the area have been evacuated.
And other news, Senator John McCain has been diagnosed with
the cancerous brain tumor. The seven year old senator and
his family are looking into treatment options. And finally O. J.
Simpson has served nine years in j ale. Today he's

(05:01):
up for parole. If he's granted parole, you out of
jail in October, Charles Kelly from Lady and abelleum in
in about an hour. We played golf yesterday and he's
really good and I'm not. He's like six seven and
I'm a good six ft in golf. She was probably
six one two maybe, and I still look like I

(05:22):
was getting dwarf yesterday. There's a picture on my Instagram,
Mr Bobby Bones. Do in your husband fight about money
at all? No? Never really about money because at the
beginning of our marriage. That was the advice that we
were told. That's likely what we're going to fight about
the most, so we've tried to stay ahead of that.
Couples fight about money more than anything else. I have

(05:43):
a girlfriend. Yeah, the only thing I fight with her
about money wise to stop spending money on me. Oh,
I'm my good, it's stopped, don't. That's that's the fight
for us. She wants to big things. It's different. I
make more than she does right now, so it's like,
let's spend a quarter too how much we make, and
she's how I buyd She bought this contraption that puts

(06:05):
your top back on your jeep and I send it
back you Bobby. It was too much money and I
was like, that's just too nice. It was, yes, like
you send it back to her, you know, coming back
to the company, got a refund, got her money back.
That's our fight. She's been too much money. I mean,
I know that's very weird. Time for your good news

(06:27):
show and tell with positive stories. It's called tell Me
Something Good on Ohio. Twelve year old girl. Her name
is Lilah to her grandma There to Applebee's and her
grandma started choking on baked potato. Luckily she's twelve. She's
a girl scout. She learned CPR like two weeks before boom.

(06:50):
Mema split up. Potato saved her life. You gotta be
careful with me, Moss too. They're like babies if you
squeek to our angel. She was recognized for her a
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(07:12):
it's even my life and that's me. Gertrude, speaking of
Memas and nine two year old grandmother got to be
the flower girl at her granddaughter's wedding. Yeah, isn't that
so cute? She needed a flower girl, she said. She
always wanted her grandpa and her grandma to be the
flower girl in the ring bearer. But her grandpa passed away,
but grandma, ninety two years old, walked down the aisle

(07:33):
with her rock with her walker and was the flower girl.
Hold the wedding, I'm coming. Hold on, can we slow
the song down a bit? I'll be there waiting, you know.
They were like, all right, come on, come on. Erica
is pregnant with her fourth kid. When she's sitting there
and she goes, oh, no, my water broke. Time to
go to the hospital. So her husband goes out to

(07:54):
start the car. We'll start. He's like, I got this.
It's a little app Uber ows up two minutes later,
driving him to the hospital. They're only a mile down
the road, full over. Uber driver delivers the baby right
there on the side of the road. Better getting Fox
stars and that did she getting out of the uber
to have the baby or have the baby in the
uber car? They had the baby in in the Uber

(08:15):
and they gave her Uber ones Uber Center at that Yeah,
got a new car, no sound, no sound effect for
the baby. Where thank you? He was was it all
Goes together show? And he was giving me a hard

(08:38):
time a second ago. So we got off the air
and she's like, why would you do that? I was like, what?
Because you sent that jeep left back. Actually, it's called
a hoist. I've looked it up. Look at this thing
to put the hard top back on my jeep. It's
pretty heavy and you need two people to do it
because it's very wide and awkward. It's not too heavy,

(08:58):
but it's just too wide and awkward. And so my
girlfriend bought me this thing that lifts itself. Wow, I
just felt like it was too much money because I'm
probably just going to switch to talk about twice a
year and I can get one buddy to help me
do it. And I was like, don't spend that money
on that. So I sent it back and got a refund.

(09:20):
I didn't keep the money, But any means like, that's
rude of you. I felt like it was the opposite,
Like I could install the hoist and use it twice
a year, but I want to spend that kind of money.
That's you trying to manage how she spends her money.
If she wants to buy you something, then she should
be able to buy you something. And that was actually
really thoughtful in a nice gift. If I bought her
a guitar and she was never going to use it

(09:41):
and I spent a lot of money, she better take
it back And like, yeah, of course, great point. He's
looking out for her financial future. Yeah, but that's not
your job kind of it? Is it look out for
each other? Yeah? Sure, but she's a responsible person. Late
Extraods thirty second Skinny so Luke Brian saw a woman

(10:06):
in the crowd arguing with her boyfriend. So he walked
over to help, but she wanted nothing to do with
him and rudely waved him away twice. That's okay if
I were in an argument, Luke Brian's coming over, it
doesn't matter. It's also kind of embarrassing, especially if it's
not like a real fight, if you just arguing and
then the guy on stage be like, hey, let me
stop this argument. I'm probably just relaxed, Luly, go sing

(10:29):
your song let me finish. I don't know that'd be
a fun way to kind of in the argument. I
don't know it's funny he got waved way twice. So
there's a new game show in development based on Words
with Friends. You used to be obsessed with that app. Yeah,
I tell people cheat and what would happen once people
would download the app and it would tell them? So
I quick, well, would you be into a game show

(10:50):
based on that? Not really have details on it yet,
but it seems like all these apps are turning into
TV show because they don't have any ideas. And I
don't really like game shows the reality shows so much
because I always feel like the rig Yeah, like I
know how TV shoes work. She don't believe anything. I
don't not even survivor, especially not survivor. Okay, all right,

(11:10):
I'm Amy. That's your thirty seconds getting sorry Today. This
story comes to us from Springfield, Oregon. A woman was
arrested after her kids came to her, like, oh, Mom,
take us for a walk, Take us for a walk.
She's like, I'm tired. I'm tired, all right, getting your wagon.
Tied the wagon to the back of the car and
drove around the neighborhood, dragging the wagon with the kids

(11:31):
inside of it. Now slow. She was going fifteen between
ten and fifteen miles an hour, people reported, pretty fast.
But how would people know? Like, I'm wondering, though, I'm
not safe. I'm not safe, right, But like Eddie, you
have kids, Yeah, would you drag your kids really slow
buying your car? Probably not. I mean I've dragged them

(11:52):
on an inner tube tire one over ice, done that before.
I just don't think this sounds Since it's not saving,
you shouldn't do it. Yeah, I've just heard bigger bone heads.
They arrest her, rest her. She said, look, I was
just trying to show them a good time, and there's
the kids in the way. Kind of cute, right, It's
like a wagon, but not it's a car. It's a

(12:16):
station wagon pulling a kid's wagon. Yeah. Yeah, it's like
they're a parade. It's like, I don't know, alright, don't
do it, but yeah, lunch Box, that's your bone head
story of today show. Lunch Box has been playing Uncle
lunch Box and he went to Chuck E Cheese, which,
by the way, the baby's like one right, she is

(12:39):
ten months old, so not even why chuck e cheese
for ten months old? Because I was looking for something
to do to get her out of the house, because
we've been at the house playing toys, and so I
was like, perfect free entertainment. You take them to Chuck
E Cheese because a ten month old doesn't know the difference.
So you go in and all they do is they
give you a little stamp when you walk in, and
you're supposed to buy like a hard to like play

(13:01):
the machines. You just sticker on the machine and she
thinks it's on and she's standing and turning the wheels
and you killed an hour, spent no money. It was great.
Did you have fun out of Blast? Because I played
a little ski ball with myself. You know, whenever someone left,
there are the basketballs. If there's a couple extra basketballs,
you shoot him. But yeah, she just sat there and
you know, she hits the screen and she just likes

(13:22):
the flashing lights. Free entertainment. So if you have a
young kid, don't even buy the past, just go and
set them on the road. I don't think encouraging that's
the right. Yeah, but that is pretty smart on lunch
boxes part. Are you ready for the baby to go home? Baby?
It's a little tiring, like it's it's rough, like you
don't get to sleep because you don't sleep until the

(13:45):
baby sleeps. It's what I've learned that that's how it
goes down. If the babe notas for forty five minutes,
you can only get a forty five minute nap, and
that's not what That's not good amount of sleep. So
if your sister and the baby or there, why can't
you usually well because I feel like I am wasting
that time they came to visit me, and so I'm

(14:07):
trying to be nice and spend time with them, and
if I just go sleep all day, I think it's
kind of rude for you to think that. Pretty Yeah,
I'm very hands on uncle, I mean I came up
with chucky cheese idea because I was like, what can
I do that's free and easy? And you know, or
I take them to the park and look at the ducks.

(14:27):
That's perfect too, it's free and easy. Yeah. Do you
like play with the baby by yourself whenever she's not around? Oh? Yeah,
you keep the baby. Yeah, we get down on the
floor and the baby, I mean, the baby doesn't really play.
She just likes to take her toys and throw them
behind her. So we just take the toys and throw
them behind her. You guys have a voice, like a

(14:48):
baby voice that you talk kiddy, Hey, kidded, what are
you doing? Where babies feet? Behind the bubbles? It's a book.
There's this book it's is where is Baby's blank? And
it's different pages and it's like where our Baby's feet?
And then you have a little pull down thing and
it's like be hard bubbles. It sounds like he's into

(15:09):
it though, Yeah, totally. Charles Kelly coming up in a
bet from Lady Annabella. I gotta talk to him about
where they're going on tour. I was like, what Facebook
plans and subscription service, so you're gonna pay for them
to give you news. That's what it is. It would

(15:31):
be like if you were buying from watched the Post
in New York time. But Facebook plans a subscription news
service as early as October. There's a bagel doughnut. It's
a doughnut made with cream, cheese, locks and everything spice. Oh,
bagel doughnut. Okay, I guess that's normally stuff you put

(15:54):
on a bagel, but it's a doughnut. I'm not. I'm not.
I'm going to tell you something that's pretty good that
we debated about. So those pringles that taste like rama noodles. Yeah,
So I'm doing a thing for Dollar General in the
next few weeks. I'm posting this event for them, and
you can only get them a Dollar General, right, yeah, yeah,
and so they will be talking about on the show.

(16:15):
So they brought me some of them, and I have
like one or two a day because I don't eat
a lot of bad food, like salty stuff. But they're fantastic,
Like if you're in the chips. Really, guys, they taste
just like as you guys will call them rama noodles,
and it's a chicken flavor, right chicken. They're they're excellent
and they taste exactly like old school noodle. I used

(16:37):
to make that stuff. All all right, Charles Kelly coming
up and they're going on tour somewhere crazy. We gotta
talk about that in a second. Here's what's trending right now.
John McCain, the eight year old senator, has been diagnosed
with brain cancer. Read the note that his auto wrote,
Oh no, I didn't last night on Twitter, but his

(16:59):
saw he put out. But now what he put on
he was just saying that. Well, I read that he
was confident everything's gonna be fine. He's gonna beat this.
He feels good about it. She wrote a nice note
on Twitter. It was like, hey, listen, he's fine. A
lot a lot of really hard things and people have
tried to stop him his whole life, and we don't
plan on this stopping him. I was reading and I
was watching a doctor and listen to. Diagnosis is not

(17:20):
like good. This is a very aggressive form and you
hope he pulls through. I mean this Senator McCain was
put in a pow like he was held as a
prisoner for years. He's an American hero. So it's been
cool seeing people you know, cross party lines from encouragement
out there, just like Hillary and Obama and everyone just

(17:42):
saying like you got this John, like we're even Trump
who they don't like each other. Yeah, everybody, it's both sides.
It's I'm telling you this or an asteroid coming towards
Earth is going to be what it takes to make
everybody be together. You laugh now that the political climate
so weird you can't even disagree with someone without having

(18:04):
to just despise them at this point. And so what's
gonna take as a big asteroid coming towards Earth and
everybody happen to unite, Like all of a sudden, We're
gonna be buzzed in North Korea and China and Russia
and we're all gonna have to be like we're in
this together, all political parties and all humans, and we
have to shoot down a meteor. That's what's gonna you
can laugh at this point. It's gonna take something crazy

(18:24):
like that to happen, or like a monster, like a
monster from the ocean, oh, like the lochness some people, Okay,
it's do you know that they go to creative like
movie writers and stuff and they say, hey, predict what
would happen, like an attack, like if you could use

(18:46):
your most vivid imagination, and they bring them into a
room like once a year or so. This is a
real government. Yeah, this is a real thing. And so
they go, how what would you do? And so it's
almost like they're saying, Okay, if someone was a terrorist,
what would be the most wild thing they could think
of as a way to attack. So they bring in
the creatives with the same thing, and so that yeah,

(19:09):
you did another thing about natural disasters. Well after nine eleven,
they were like, well we never thought about people flying
planes into buildings, and so they started to bring people
in and say what would you do, Like, what's a
way that we're not thinking of that you would attack.
It's actually a really smart thing to do. Anyway, I
thought about that because I was thinking of other things

(19:30):
that could happen. Star Wars is trending. Ron Howard to
share the first pick of Donald Glover as the young
Lando Calrissian in the Hans solo movie. I don't know
anything about Star Wars. You nailed it. I did Lando
calor are you serious? Nailed it? But who's Lando Calorcion?
He was in the first two or Empire of the
strikes back. I don't remember, but he was Hans good

(19:53):
friends but betrayed him later in life. Beyonce is trying
to name but has Madam two Sides made an unlifelike
wax figure like white she is, she's not. Her skin
is very light light. She looks like a white person. Yeah,
Like it just doesn't depict Beyonce and Madam Tuside is

(20:17):
normally like pretty right on. They're either super right on
or they look nothing like it. There's really no middle ground.
You walked and you're like, damn, that looks just like
Keith Urban are you walked doing your go That does
not look like that's true. So in studio now with
Charles Kelly from Lady Inn Bell and what buddy, what's up? Dude?
I was looking online and you guys are going to

(20:37):
other countries now on tour. Yeah, we were actually for
the first time, I'm going to go to South Africa.
So it's kind of while we um do fans of
South Africa, how do you know? This is the craziest thing.
So we needs you now, like you know, did it
saying it crossed over and and literally was We would
find find out like it was like number one in
some like crazy like Norway or something in South forgot

(21:00):
the song like it was just huge for the longest time,
and they wanted us to come over there around them,
but our schedule was so crazy we couldn't tour, and
you don't really make any money because it costs so
much to take all your equipment over there. But we said,
you know what, the fans like, they's they still want
to show, and so six years later we're going. So
you got the record, I mean, now you have a
lot of songs that people know, a lot of new

(21:22):
songs know, not just exactly. Yeah, it's fun because like
with every week that goes by, you know, in the tour,
it's like they start to know, you know, some of
the album tracks like Heartbreak, you know, or another song
called like somebody Else's Heard that we do in the
doing the live show, not just the singles, you know.
But it's just fun. I mean, and you know, with
the song you look good having Horns, we decided to
take a horn section down on the road, you know,

(21:43):
with us this tour, and I mean they're playing on
songs like downtown and looking for a good time, and
they've just amped the show up so much that we
were we were like, well, we can't go back now.
So I think honestly, for the rest of our career
we'll probably have you know, a couple of horns out
there with us. So it's fun. So what's the deal
with when you're picking your set list playing song songs
that nobody knows yet? Yeah, you know what? That's the
nice thing though, Like, like I remember when we were

(22:05):
opened up for like Ti mcgrawl. You know, there was
like big hits that he couldn't put in the set,
and we're not there yet, But it's like that was
always the goal to get to where you can have
an hour and a half two hour show full of
you know, songs that people know. And so usually what
we do is, I mean, we play our sixteen seventeen,
you know, big hits, and then we've got you know,

(22:25):
we'll sprinkle and a few um covers and a few
stuff off the new record. But it is it's funny
to finally kind of feel like we're we're finally there
where you know, it's not like you know, before you
were you know, you had two or three singles. It
was like you could tell when everybody was about to
go get a go get a beer. You're like, all right,
here's some new songs for you, and it's like, that's
what that's my pea break. Isn't it a weird thing though,

(22:46):
that the songs that you probably like doing the most
is the new stuff that nobody really knows because you
played the exactly. But you know, you never get sick
of sing singing like needs you now and seeing the
reaction in or bartender. I mean, but like like right now,
like you look good? I mean, whatever is the current
single that always gets the biggest reaction when the horns
come out and we do you look good? I mean,
it's like it's it's just I don't know, it gives

(23:07):
me chills every night, So it's I don't know, you
never really get sick of sick of performing, and um,
I think for me, like I don't know, maybe some
of the ones that like I'm not as proud of,
like it's not my favorite song looking for a good time.
Sometimes I'm like, yeah, I guess we'll throw it in there,
or like our kind of love them, like yeah, I
guess we'll throw it in there. But I don't know
the big ones man, you never get sick of like

(23:27):
singing round to you. I love it every night and
here and the here and the you know, fancing alright
time now. Four. According to this, seven out of ten
guys say they do this when they want to feel
more attractive. We had dudes here. Most dudes guys said

(23:51):
they do this when they want to feel more attractive.
Like seven it had a tent soil. Most dudes say
they do this when they want to feel more attractive. Okay,
so I don't think you'll get it. Seventy percent of
guys said they do this when they want to feel

(24:12):
more attractive. Amy never gonna get it? What is it?
Push ups? Wow, that's a quality guess. Wow, lunch, it's easy.
Hit the scale with themselves. I got it, Eddie and
grow a beard. Look at that, guys. My neighbor I

(24:48):
ran into him in the street and he told me, hey,
heads up, we've all been talking, and I guess multiple
people have seen kids just casually coming down our street
I'm sure all throughout the neighborhood and just sliding their
hands to see which car. Like they're not going to
break a window, but if it's unlocked, they may go inside.
Because they see people kids check in door door locks.
One of my friends had her car stolen because she

(25:10):
left her door unlocked and the keys in the middle. Yeah,
you just can't. It's not breaking in if you leave
your car unlocked. Now, if you steal stuff, that's stealing.
But you're you're not breaking in open. All you're doing
is opening a door that was already open. Okay, but
you aren't supposed to open. But that's not breaking in.
So what do you consider that? Yeah, what is that

(25:30):
door open? It's getting in the car. There's no ruling.
It's getting in a car. If you take something, then
you're still stealing. Okay, so people aren't going to break in,
but if you leave it open, it's almost like you're
inviting them to steal stuff. It's your vault. What what
you leave your car door open and someone even unlocked?
You're talking about wide open, but yeah, open means not locked.

(25:53):
Well I was just painting the pit. If you leave
your door open and you leave stuff in there, someone
steals it, that's on you. That's not on them. No
do then they stole it's not your it's not I disagree.
Hold on, So you can leave your front door unlocked.
If they come in, it's your fault. I'm gonna shoot
you if you're come into my house. I'm in there,
but I'm not in my car if you're not in there,

(26:14):
because I'll leave and go somewhere and leave my door unlocked.
So someone goes in, you leave it unlocked, say that
louder on the radio. Door unlocked, it's your fault. Yeah,
if you're not, you're knock ahead. Such your fault. They
should get trouble for stealing because they stole. But yeah,
it's your fault. If you're dumb enough to leave your
door unlocked. No, you sometimes you're an accident enough. He

(26:37):
doesn't mean you're dumb. Yeah, you means you're forgetful maybe
or preoccupied, which is you being negligent. Yeah, but you're
expecting for people to be cool and not. You can't
have expectations of other people ever. So if someone gets
in your car and just sits there, they don't go

(26:57):
to jail. They're gonta do anything wrong. It's get my car.
I'm not sure tresspassing laws of cars, but I'm just saying,
if they're in there and it's unlocked, that's your fault
for leaving your door unlocked. Huh Yeah. If you walk
into your house and they're just sitting on the couch chilling,
not anything wrong, but just chilling, like they're still dress passing,
and I'm probably gonna shoot them, But I'm like, oh,

(27:17):
that's my fault. I love the door unlocked. You're just
able to walk. So your jeep is sitting at the
grocery store and the doors are off, I can just
go sitting at no problem, because that's your phone. Would
you call the cops? No? I would. I'd be like, hey,
get out of my Why are you guys calling the cops?
Loo quick? I'll be like, hey, dude, get if they
steal something, like you didn't lock your console and they
steal something out of your console, is it your fault

(27:39):
because you didn't lock the console. What No, it's their
fault because they still you look out for Number one,
I don't. I can't control other people. I can only
control me. You guys are all participation in ribbons and
worried about yes you are. I can only control me.
I can't control other people. Ribbons and blaming other people?
What's wrong with America? You roll you? We're talking about

(28:02):
Amy's neighborhood and kids are walking around and locking car
doors and if it's open, they get in and maybe
still the car. And I'm like, if you leave your
car door open, that's on you, it's on them too.
They shouldn't be doing that. Like you can't steal stuff.
It's still against the law. You can't. You get trespassing charges.
But again, if they're into your house, it's like drop
putting a five dollar bill out and saying, Okay, I'll
put this in my property. Don't walk by and steal it.

(28:22):
If they do, they shouldn't have, but that's still on you.
You made it so much easier for them, like lock
your doors, because if you don't lock your doors, you're
just saying, hey, you want to take it. Yeah, if
they're walking by to check it, like a five dollar bill,
like I can stumble upon it. I'm gonna see it
with my eyeballs no matter what. But a door handle,
you don't know it's unlocked unless you go over to it,
and you like, it's still illegal. It's illegal, but it's

(28:45):
a dumb one your part to leave your card or unlocked.
Like you can't blame them because you had you have
nothing to do. With them. You have nothing to do
with what they're thinking. I can blame them, No, you can't.
You don't know them. It's like when someone cheats. Let's
say I'm dating some buddy and some other dude comes
and cheats with my girlfriend. I don't blame that dude.
I blame my girlfriend. But your dude doesn't know that

(29:07):
other dude maybe doesn't know she's in a relationship. They
know that's not their car. Yeah, he knows that she's
in a relationhip unless they think it's their car. Because
one time I got into a car because of mine,
but it was unlocked. You're going to jail saying that
they locked it. You never got in. People always trying
to get blamed everybody. If you just take care of yourself,

(29:29):
a lot of things won't happen bad for you. Yeah,
so that the people that are checking the car doors
take care of yourself. Jason, Hello, how are you, buddy? Hey,
how are you doing? What's up? No? I got a
crazy story for you. But when I was about eight
or nine years old, living in the country, I had
a neighbor. I went next to her neighbor to see
if anybody was home, but nobody was home, so the

(29:50):
door was unlocked, so I went inside, and because I
went inside, somebody called the police and said somebody was
breaking the enter and and um cops came. They had
a big, oldlong talk with me, and uh, I guess
they did a little scare tax and say that you're
getting charge of breaking an entry. And you know, I
was trying to explain to them. All I did was
going the house because nobody was home but it was unlocked.

(30:12):
How old were you, I was about eight or nine years. Listen,
it's still illegal to go in. You can't go in.
It is breaking an entering. But if you don't lock
your door, that doesn't happen. Every lock your door, that
doesn't happen. I don't understand. People. Just lock your doors, Okay,
your door in your neighborhood. I do, I do, I do,

(30:32):
said three times, juice, come, I was just telling you.
My neighbor warned me that they've been seeing kids walking
up and down the street check in door handles. And
then you started being like, we should leaping to unlock
our doors in America, and I'm like, you can, but
you will suffer the consequence of what's happening to our country.
Lindsay and Raleigh. Hey, hey, their first time caller. Welcome. Hey,

(30:57):
I just want to call and tell a story. My
apartment got broken into. I I actually wasn't there without
a town for the weekend. Um, but my roommate was home.
She thought she had locked the door and went to bed.
All was fine, and then she woke up to some
guy in the apartment who was hammered, and you know,
called the cops. The cops got there and he was

(31:18):
sitting on the couch eating our food. So he got arrested. Anyway,
So I would say, even though the door was unlocked,
still still probably not the best thing you could do.
Imagine if the door was locked, he never got in.
All you can do is take care of yourself. I
wonder if he thought he was like in his apartment
because he was. This guy wasn't trying to steal anything. Yeah,

(31:38):
he's just drunk. He's trying to get it. He's hungry. Wow,
he's lucky. All you can do is take care of
yourself and nobody else I can take care of you.
They're just looking to steal from you. That's life and
second skinny Okay, Bobby, I know you've been saying that
Sam Hunts song Body Like a back Road is still

(31:59):
like it's the number one, number one song. It's still
it should be everywhere and every number one song since
Body Like a back Road has not been number one.
It's a fake number one just because it's the biggest,
most downloaded song, most everything song, and our formats goofy
and they like just trade out number one. Well. Sam
Hunt posted a pretty awesome stage view clip of the

(32:21):
entire crowd singing body Like a back Road. It's like singing,

(32:45):
There's not been a song bigger still right now, there's
no country song bigger than Body Like a back Road. Whatever.
I can yell all the time. It's like me talking
about females and country. I can y'all. You know. I
just thought you feel like I'm yelling at a wall.
We're listening. You're the only one. Now. When I saw

(33:05):
the clip, I thought of you. I was like, I'll
be calling it. Looked all these people chance even saying
anything super small. I know you're not, but I mean
it's proof right there. He's got an entire place just
singing every single word, and you can tell nobody's like mumbling.
They know not kids like kids. You have to yell
at it. I'll let you know when a real number

(33:36):
one happens. Right now, they're a number one number one.
We now have a premier date for season eight of
The Walking Dead. Yeah, mark your calendar October two. It's
going to be this series one hundred episode. I don't
feel like anything on my calendar. I can always google
it if I forget. But that's cool. I know you
probably don't need to add another dot. Tier. I have

(33:59):
a lot of dots today. This week's crazy, and I'm
telling you I'm almost don't like all the way I'm
putting on you noticed, like my face, I think that
you look good. Really, I start to like, no, there
were times where you were looking too skinny because I
was doing way too. I was on TV lots. You
have to look extra skinny too normal. Okay, so now
them boxing and putting on weight, my face, my neck,

(34:22):
jawline is still gut like I get like, listen, if
you ever have those feelings, all we have to ever
do is look at pictures of us from like seven
years ago. They're like, Okay, we're doing good. Oh yeah,
we were all a little bit bigger. Oh yeah, I've
seen pictures of us five years ago, were you look

(34:43):
great like fishing? I'm not. I'm saying that I feel
just like when I do this, I'm not fishing and
you lift me up. I'm just telling you you lit
me up. What I do is I'll go on a box, right,
I'm gonna tell you what happens. And you work out
for forty five minutes. Then if you work out hard enough,
you get to going to the ring. And by the way,
it's weird that more working out is your reward tell

(35:04):
me about. But still it makes you go, like I
came to box, I might have to work out really
hard to prove to J I can fight in the ring,
my boxing coach. So we get in the ring if
I work out hard enough, and I do because I
work out hard, but then I eat, so I'm so
hungry and I'm just like all the time, all time,

(35:25):
and so but I don't wait, I don't like it.
I do. I mean, it's whatever I do. I want
to get like you're not. I don't want people think
I'm a fighter walking on the street and challenge me
like sometimes you know, like the UFC guys will be
the bar and some I'll be like, oh, you think
you're so bad? Not like if people to think I'm
like a fighter, I want to challenge me. Okay, I

(35:48):
don't know, Like that's the biggest I maybe I have
ever seen your bicep. I'm not joking, and I don't
mean the biggest, like maybe just defined like that muscle.
I never have seen that like stick out before right here?
Who that's from? That's from boxing, from the workout before

(36:09):
the boxing and then the boxing. And you should be
proud of yourself, Like, don't even beat yourself up. It's
fine beat somebody else up. I'm the most unathletic boxer.
I watched him and he'll be like do this, and
then I'm like, I just can't do it. I don't know.
I'm slowly getting it. I'm better, like I guess i've
talked to before, better than it was two weeks ago.

(36:30):
But man, I watched the other guys will getting they'll
wrestle and they'll do movie tie use it and then
whatever they do. I don't know everybody. Everybody everybody's training
to fight. I'm like the guy who's fighting but not training.
Are you going to start doing the like wrestling with
I can't I can't like fight anybody, but I would
like to wear that Onesie. That's what I mean, yea

(36:52):
Rick Siner. Yeah, but the thing on her I hear
that that would be really good for your mental health
A Onesie. No, that kind of practice. Yeah, you put
on the outfit and you I don't know if it's
in white tie jugs. I don't know what it is,
but it can be really good for your mental health.
Which I could see you meeting that place to escape

(37:13):
and like, I hate exercise though, is it really exercise?
It's like holding other people in weird positions for long
periods of times. Everybody transmitting America, Yes, Ball Shorey, alright, Amy,

(37:38):
coming to you the morning, Corny, What did Earth say
to the other planets? What did Earth say to the
other planets? You have no life? That was the morning Corny.

(37:59):
You guys, do you have no life? Tomorrow, Daniel Bradberry
will be in Female Friday. As we use Friday as
to highlight female artists that aren't getting as much time
on the radio as they should be. So that's happened tomorrow.
Daniel Bradberry comes in. Her new song is really good.
You're gonna like it, Amy, trust me. Here's the scenario, Eddie,

(38:20):
our video producer. He has a neighbor in the yard.
It's just out of control, right, Yeah. I've driven by
this house probably ten or twenty times, and every time
I drive by, obviously somebody maybe just doesn't live there,
or maybe they're old and they can't mow their lawns.
Something's up because it's the one yard in the neighborhood
that's got really long grass. So you want to go
mow it. I want to pimp some join moe it.

(38:41):
I don't even want to tell him a moment. I
just want to do it for him. But you're worried
that maybe they're gonna think it's creepy or call the
cops on me, or maybe be offended that I'm thinking
their yard looks bad that I'm moaning for them. There
are a lot of variables that I'm thinking in my head,
like I want to be nice and do it for him,
but this could be taken the wrong way. Could you
go knock on the door and offer to mow their

(39:03):
yard for them? I could. I'm telling you, though, every
time I drive by, there are no cars in front.
I don't know if anyone lives there, I will, I'll
knock on the door today. I'm telling you I would
love to mow their lawn today because what happened to
me was my backyard got a little grown up, and
my neighbor sent me in no going, hey, I can
recommend you a good lawn service. And I was like, hey,

(39:24):
chill out, it's not that bad. It really wasn't that bad.
If you would have come over and mowed my yard,
I would have built one of those little cannon things
that shoot over the fence. I would have been to shoot.
I would would be upset. I would have been Wait,
you would have been upset. He just comes into my
yard and starts mowing that linked the gate, unlocks the

(39:46):
gates on, locked in. That's on me. Okay, But I
think backyards different. It's a little different backyard different thans
ver yard. Right, this is the front yard. And I
just don't know what situation this person is in. It's
a sensitive thing. I think you have to go knock
on the door and say, hey, I live a couple
of houses down. I'm not I would try to make
us to start more. I got a new more and

(40:07):
I'm just wrong. Would you like me to mow your
yard for free, because I'm just kind of walking the
kinks out because you could insult them, like if they're old,
or it could be insulting to them. Okay, what if
I offer, say, hey, I'm just I have a lawn
service and I'm wondering if you'd like to, and then
the first one, and I'll say the first one you
have to. Like, I'll even tell them the first one
is free nocause then they'll be like, I expect more

(40:29):
and say, hey, listen, I was walking around. I was
just uh, dude, I don't know. I'm felt so weird
when my neighbors came at me and we're like, hey,
you need to just go knock out the door and say, hey,
lets I want to make sure the things Okay, say
yards grown up? Would you like me to mow your
yard for free? I'm helping other people out aroun the neighborhood.
I love it. I love it. That's what that's what
you do. I think you could just do it. Your
heart's sad, toy, You're not. You're not like, oh your

(40:53):
yards ugly? I needed to look pretty. You're like, man,
I don't know what's going on? Are they old. What
if they're sick? What if what IF's why you go
find out first? Well, I don't know. I don't even
tell them. What if they come out with a shotgun? Bad?
Wrong yard, got the wrong yard dress? Yeah, there you go, alright?
Our phone numbers eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby. I

(41:13):
just think there's too much to risk by going rogue. Mo.
I love where your heart is, but your heart doesn't
always put you in the right place. I know. I've
just been thinking too much about use your head, not
your heart. Oh, I got that knock on the door. Hey,
I'm out shelving rounds neighbors which in to your front yard,
and it's that's even still dicey. I'm just like, yeah,

(41:35):
and if nobody's home real quick, get out of the
scenario is that Eddie, our video producer, has a house
in his yard. The front yards going at a big time,
and he's like, I just like to go over there, mo,
because it looks bad. It's almost like canny go mo it. Well,
the person get upset a lot of factors, and if
it's somebody like real old, they could come out with

(41:56):
a gun. I feel like the best case scenario is
that it is so when real old and would appreciate
me mowing their lawn. Yea, And what's the worst case
scenario that maybe it's someone that likes their law really
long and like juman J. Yes, and it's really mad
at me for doing that. Yeah, it's just when you
get on other people's property you have, it's a risky.

(42:16):
That's a thing. Jennifer. Hello, right, your Virginia, what's going
on to work? Tell me something. I was listening to
the whole mom in the neighbor yard thing and we
had just moved into a house and my dad parked
his car out on the street and ended up getting hit,

(42:36):
so he ended up mowing our neighbors. You are just
to be a friendly neighbor and to be like, you know,
we don't really call this much trouble or whatever. Well,
she ended up coming over and telling my dad to
never touch her graph again because he cut it too short. WHOA,
it is someone's property. They have the right if it's

(42:58):
their property, and the joy can deal with if you
have one. I don't have any joy. I used to.
I used to get mad at it, but now I
don't have a neighbhood where they have people do whatever
they want. It's like international waters where but whatever you
want to dump trash out. My neighbors have tires on
their front porch and you know what, I don't move them. No,

(43:20):
I would like to go move the tires. But you
know what you do it nod be nice. No, my
heart's not in the right place. You would be mowing
Mariard out of like joy. You want to him joy
and help like I would be like, get these ugly
tires off the porch. Here's the nine year old girl.
She is on America's Got Talent. Her name is Angelica Hale. Listen,

(43:40):
it's nine year old sing Alicia Keys song. She's just
good and she's for you fantasy. You don't need like
a highway, it's you. We can tas your feet. She

(44:02):
knows she can fly with she couple feet all the
ground and she's burning it down. She not back. She's

(44:31):
really good. And sometimes kids get the benue for the
doubt because their kids and it's like, oh, they got cute.
That man's nine years old. You have a nine year
old Eddie can't sing un but but she's on a
national TV singing like that. That's grazy. She's gonna she

(44:54):
gonna do something in life. A girl's those voices that
I mean, look, why don't I know you make a
lot of decision your life. That a lot of different things.
But a nine year old singing like that, especially with
that kind of tone and like she knows where her
voice is going on where to take it? Lunch box
is a big kid critic. What do you think? I mean?
I think she was all right? Okay, why because she's nine,

(45:17):
We're gonna act like she's the best thing we've ever heard.
And I want to said that, but for a nine
year old, maybe the best nine year old ever heard.
Like she even recognized where to put the tones. Wow,
welcome to graduation everyone, long few years. But I present
you with your diplomas today. Huh. What I'll do, Ammy

(45:40):
is I'll give you the country star. You tell me
what their degree is in. For example, Sam Hunt, does
he have a degree in sports medicine, history or economics?
Sam Hunt? Sports history or sports medicine history, economics history? Incorrect?

(46:00):
Samlane has a degree in economics. Okay, that's why he's bawling.
I was going to say sports medicine because that's obvious
because he played football. Right, but no, Garth Brooks. Does
he have a degree in music advertising or social work?
Music advertising? Garth Brooks at the advertising good at marketing himself? Yes?

(46:26):
How about Carrie Underwood? Stay good bringing take a shot here?
What do you think? I'm really good at this game?
So usual? Mean a guess? Yeah, because you're not getting
them with the options. Agriculture? Good guess? Oklahoma girl? Yeah?
Would you guess mass communications? Yes? I know that that's

(46:47):
it because she wanted to maybe be a news anchor.
You've already missed it, though, that was before I was
given options. What about education? It's communication? What are you
willing to bet? Give me the other education? Mass communication?
Education or psychology? Carry mass communication? What are you willing

(47:10):
to bet? What's on the can? No? No, not money.
Can I shave a thing in your eyebrows? Oh? Yes,
you are way too important to me. Heck to the No. Yeah,
I would rather it's been a hundred dollars and you
shave my eyebrow. No, I don't care about money. Okay,
money is not entertaining to well. You can I kind

(47:31):
of clump out of your hair if you're like U
two inches two off the off like the very back
very bad. Yes, yes, okay, okay, Amy has bet a
two inch lock of her hair on what carry Underwood

(47:53):
got her a degree in Yeah, so Carrie Underwood either
has a degree in mass communications education or psychology. It's
mask communication, bringing the scissors plays thank you though they
have a pair ready, a pair of what we can
use this too? And what how sure are you? I'm

(48:15):
I'm sure enough to wear. I mean, I'm sure enough
to wear. I'll let you cut two inches off my hair,
but not sure enough to where I'll let you shave
my eyebrow. Okay, so yeah, sure, the says mass communications.
The answer is mask communication. Ye yes, I like, do
you stand behind your answers? Though? Yeah? I got her

(48:36):
flicking her pretty confident about that one. Well you missed
it first. I fear that lunchbox is gonna hurt himself
because he likes to be a vigilante and he likes
to chase cop cars sometimes and see what's happening now
he thinks he's a cop because he drives in the
back all he's like looking for trouble. Well, and when
I'm on my way to work at that time, that's
when riff raff is gonna be breaking into building, But

(48:58):
what are you gonna do? Mate? It's called the what
do you call that? Neighborhood watch, citizen patrol? You had
to be looking out for your fellow neighbors. And I
feel like people would like that. But you also will
chase the fire truck just to go see where they're going. Yeah,
I like to see what's going on. Like if you
see a cop going, like three cops go with you
with their lights on. Man, something's going down in the hood.

(49:20):
You gotta check it out. You'll bust a UI if
you see call that's not safe for anybody. That's how
say you. That's say for the cops, I say for
the drivers, is not safe for where you're going? I
say for you, what if the suspect gets out of
their yea and I'm like, oh wait, there's a suspect
not pull up in them and you like hit him

(49:41):
and not gets are running? And yeah, I think about that.
But I mean I drive up and down these alleys
on the way to work because I'm looking to make
sure no one's breaking into these buildings. It makes me
feel like I'm doing my part to help the community out.
You should you really shouldn't. Yeah, Andy, plus, driving the
alleys not safe. It's scary. What do we do to
defend yourself? Cars could pull out and stuff, and it's

(50:04):
just not safe to be driving down those alleys for fun.
Scientists have figured out why you can't quit Facebook. Why
because a new study says we all want to silently
watch and judge our friends. We want to see pictures
social media in general, they're just it on Facebook. It
could be because Facebook is the biggest, but they said,

(50:26):
we love doing it so much that we can't look away.
So it's interesting. I look at Facebook and I look
at pictures of high school people when I clicked through,
see kind of what's going on, I like, in their
house and now they're doing Yeah, I'll be honest, like
I'm okay. Like you're judging though when you're doing it.
We judge every day all the time. Judge was a
bad thing. That's life is judgment. That's all life is

(50:48):
one big judgment after life too a matter of fact, Yeah,
that's so true. Wow, that went deep, went one than
my philosophy. I didn't even think that far in advance.
So anyway, you spy on people on Facebook, Mostly girls
are rejected me that wanted to be my friends all
of a sudden. So pretty much every girl up until
like the wrath comes out and there's not wrath but

(51:09):
not just always like you're rejecting me and there's no Listen,
I have no prize. Let's just say I'm kind of like,
let's just let's see how's going, you know. Anyway, That's
all I do. I judge. I'm not gonna hi judge
I do. I'm part of the reason. I guess that
people will stay on Facebook. I look though, and I

(51:31):
have zoom in. I guess I'm a creeper because on Facebook,
inside someone's house, I will zoom in on a picture
and like look at cups and stuff what and like
there's a cabinet. I'll be like or like when famous
people they'll be in their house, I'll take my fingers
and pinch in and like look at their stuff and
see like, oh, I wonder I expective that is. Yeah,
I do that. Well, now I'm gonna start doing that.

(51:55):
Now you can really zoom in and like get an
eye on you look at stuff. I mean sometimes I
zoom man on like the people if I'm trying to
look at something, but I haven't like zoomed into particular
items in the picture. I love looking at their houses.
I'm a bad person because I think it's bad. I
just said, you're just gave me the idea. I care
too much about stupid things. So there's some Bobby casts

(52:15):
up and there's a new one going up tonight. Tonight,
Something by the House will be Tom Douglas, who wrote
House to Built Me. I run to you meanwhile back
at Mama's. And so what I do is I like
to highlight songwriters and behind the scenes of Nashville. So
you can search Bobby cast and you'll be able to
hear that one. You know, there's one with Zach Krall
who brought his laptop in and he produced and wrote

(52:36):
body Like a Back Road with Sam Hunt, and he
like plays it all and you know, shows you different levels.
I hope you can hear that, like I really enjoy it.
I like bringing the behind the scenes stuff of country
music up to the front. So that will happen tonight.
Our boy Ray are producer in the glass room. It's
five ft six and we'll play a game shorter than

(52:58):
Ray for ex, Kevin Hart, Shorter than Ray, Kevin hearts
five four five four. That's crazy. Did you see I
caught cheating on his wife? Supposedly that's at the club
at five am. His wife's pregnant, another girl in the
club and outside the club. Here's the thing, though, let
me say this about cheating. His wife was in the club. No,

(53:19):
his wife was at home pregnant, so I thought she
was in and he was outside club. He was in
the club thinking about cheating. Got it? He his wife
now he cheated with on the one before that? Got it? Well,
here's what I'm saying. If the person you're with cheated
with you on someone else, they're probably cheat on you
with someone else, highly likely, but not always, because that's

(53:43):
what they do. That's what they do. But if you
did it too, and I'm not, that's not the factor.
I'm not saying that. I'm saying if you're with someone
I have friends that I'm like, why are you with her?
She cheated on that person with you. What makes you
think she's not gonna see someone that's a bigger, better
deal than you and cheat on you because that's her
m O. Guys are the same thing. So yeah, that's

(54:05):
that's all Kevin Hart And then you say sorry about
he had to pay a girl one point one million
dollars a long time ago because he ever heard He
told her he knew he had it. He said it
was asymptomatic, which he said, I got it cleared up.
But in California you can't knowingly have it and not tell,

(54:27):
not tell because it's a virus. And so he paid
in so and then you way, it came out yesterday. Yeah,
that just came out the fact that he paid her
a million bucks one million dollars. But it's like one
of five people have it and the guys sometimes it
doesn't even show up. Yeah, used to sex. That's what
a symptomatic means. By the way, it means you have

(54:48):
no symptoms, you do not have it, but you were
carrying the virus. And if you have unprotected relations with someone,
then yeah, they could get it. And that's what he did.
And he just paid her one point one million dollars.
I think you paid for a long time ago to
keep quiet. Came out was like, hey, I saw that that.

(55:12):
Nobody kill anybody. Okay, nobody kill anybody. Murder Free Weekend
is being urged in Baltimore's explain organizers in Baltimore aim
to stop any killings and shootings August fourth through the sixth.
They hope to bring a seventy two hour truce to
a city that has crazy gun violence. The messages nobody

(55:35):
kill anybody. They think it's a big step for the
city that's seen killings this year. Oh my goodness, nuts, right,
that's the thing. Wow, So most time we're doing no
sugar for seventy two hours or something. This is nobody. Yeah,
this is serious. What happens to her brand when you
listen to your favorite song. The whole story came out
was reading this. It's regardless of the genre of music.

(55:58):
Your brain inner is like a dream like state whenever
you hear your favorite song, and music enhances connections between
your brain and imagination. So if you're if you're able
to just listen to a song, you know, not like
mess with the kids while it's playing or something like
it does the chemicals in your brain are the same
as like when you're just a mad like daydreaming your

(56:20):
favorite song. Favorite songs are tough though, because I have
favorite songs, but they're favorite songs, like they just remind
me of different parts of my life, Like I love
if tomorrow never comes. I love stop this train. I
love round here that I have my songs that I
love that we're just remind me of things. Yeah, but

(56:42):
you stop when you hear them and let them take
you there. No, but here's why I'm weird. If I
hear one of them somewhere, I'm like, this is a sign.
What's the sign? What do you mean? Like if I'm
come in the car like I do you ever do again?
Where it's like the next song that plays is gonna
tell me something about? No? No no? I say, you

(57:05):
guys arend doing it too? I'm curious. I read about
that the internet somewhere, like a bust feet article. Yeah,
not mean like if you were going to play that game,
like what does that song tell you? It would be like, Okay,
I gotta make a decision about For example, offered this
TV show. It was like I don't know if I
should take it or not. I don't think the show
is very good. I but but so what should I do?

(57:27):
And then I turned the radio on and I'm like,
whatever the next song is gonna be, is gonna be
the song that kind of give me an idea of
what I should do? Right Wow. Okay, So I turn
it on and then it's like boom and if the
show if that songs on, hey hey take the TV show.
Then I'm like, oh, I should take the song very
song like like decision sometimes, or if it's like where

(57:50):
should I go to dinner? I turn on the radio
and I'm like, oh, I was probably go here? Really?
Like is that really? Sometimes? How you make it? Na?
If he did, but that's how it would happen. I
can't believe you guys don't ever do like way back
to day, should I hire Amy and lunch Box? Well,
you guys came at different times. Well, I mean, I'm

(58:10):
just saying, okay, fine lunch box. Let's say when you
first met him. So if I were like, should I
hire a lunch box? Yeah, what comes on the radio?
And if Craving You comes on the radio from Thomas Rhett,
I'll be like, okay, should I har a lunchbox? Try
on the radio on that? Oh yeah, I actually bring
lunchbox on? Yeah, Craven another human? I need a human?
Yeah okay, but it was like my girl by Dylan

(58:34):
Scott not gonna work. Lunch Box is not my girl?
Yeah okay, yeah, making sense I get it now. So
let's how you shape your life? No, that game. So
like I've been talking about this, any okay, body, like
a back road comes on. You should probably start taking

(58:55):
dancing lessons or not our boxing. Okay you laugh. I
opened my heart up and tell you guys a little
secrets about me, and this is like, stop, what's happening
right now? Abby Lee Miller, the Dance Mom's reality star.
She's in jail if she has to do three D
six six days, and she's like, I don't think I

(59:16):
won't make it. But is she like jail jail or
like Martha Stewart Joel. No, she's not Martha Stewart jail,
but she's in jail, so she's in potentiary. There's a
difference in the jail potentiary. Absolutely. I wonder if she
thought an elementary should see the penitentiary. So she is
doing this whole thing and she's like, I don't want
to make it, and it's like, how would you do
in jail? I think I dominate jail really well. First

(59:38):
of all, I'd have to make some concessions, what like
what I'd be holding someone's pocket? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, you
gotta do what you gotta do. Jail. He's a boxer,
now tattoos. It's jail. I get in. Listen. I can
thrive in an environment. Oh you're like a chameleon. I'm good. Okay,

(59:59):
it would take me a second, but I'd probably running jail. Wow,
I think so, Yeah, you wouldn't be holding someone's pocket,
not probably for a while. I have to. I gotta
get in. You gotta get slowly and tell you shank
them Stop? Where you getting these words? You blocked up
the one Prinson Jamie's ever watched. Whenever I was watching that,

(01:00:23):
um that one about you know, babies inside Jill. Do
you think they would put me in solitaire like that
where they put people who are known protective. I wonder
if because I'm just on the radio, but the radio
show is big. People listen to us. In jail, we
get letters. But I'm saying, would I'd be considered big
enough to put me away so I don't get beat
up because of notoriety. I don't think so either. That

(01:00:48):
where you go to jail, if you're going to jail
in some random state, you know, but yes, here he
would be for sure. In protective coastes like Wichita, Kansas.
You probably have to. My goal is to be so
famous that if I go to Jai All, I get
put alone. That's gonna be my new goal in my
career is like I need to get so big that
if I did sometimes I want to get put my
own spy. Yeah, Katie and Nashville, what's going on? Nothing?

(01:01:14):
Are We're really good? What's going work? We help you with? Well,
y'all talked about something that was really funny yesterday, and
I gotta ask, what's up with Pezza Pete? Oh? So,
Pizza Pete is a guy that over the weekend, our
producer Raymond ordered a pizza and he was like, hey Pete,
I've been here yet, and this guy named Pete goes here.
I'll drop my pen so you can see exactly where

(01:01:34):
I am. Is I get closer to your house? So
right watched the pizza the liver to his house. But
Pizza Pete never turned his pen off. So raising watching
Pete live his life for like a week. And so
raykin see where Pizza Pee is right now, and I'm
assuming he's it's a normal morning spot. That's what sucks.
He's always going to be asleep during our show. Yeah,
I mean he doesn't move in the morning. He's literally
in the exact same spot he was yesterday, but didn't

(01:01:57):
move around all yesterday afternoon. Yeah, his shift starts around five,
so as I'm going to bed the dudes all over town. Yeah,
he ain't moving here, and I know where he lives.
I guess unless he's staying over his chicks place or that.
I don't know. We've signed a story to Pizza Pizza
Bets girlfriend. Does he lives pretty close to campus? Yeah?
What does he look like like? What celebrity start leaving him? Know,

(01:02:19):
he's actually a kind of good looking dude. He's taller,
i'd say six too, dark hair, what celebrity pair him
to a celebrity? So Pizza Pete in our mind can
be something I would say Shila buff when he was
better looking and not like a disaster. What if he's
an aspiring country singer? What if this is a movie? Yeah?

(01:02:42):
Does he move around at all, like throughout the like
early in the day, like to go to the gym
or anything. Uh No, he definitely doesn't go to the gym.
It Honestly, when he is moving, he's it almost looks
like he's on his pizza route because you can you
can see him going all over the place and if
you're going to your gym, it's just a straight line.
Does he go back to the pizza place to pick
up PiZZ Uh? Yes? Which pizza place? Do you know?

(01:03:03):
It's it's um Pizza Perfect. Yeah, no where, Let's like,
what near? What near Wedgewood? It's right next to campus. Yeah,
now we know where he works. Pizza Pee left his
bone not on right tracks of Oh my Katie, here's
your pizza. Thank you for calling asking because I like
the pizza Pete updates. I do too, And honestly, I

(01:03:25):
worked right next door to Pizza Perfect, which is even funnier.
So you have to go over and look for shy
La buff and fish and be like, hey, oh man,
you're just going to be like, you gotta go order,
you gotta go, Pete. You have to go. I gotta
go get see him and not let him know it's you.
We need to get another delivery, maybe yeah, and say

(01:03:45):
your request, Pete, really, Pete, is it hi there? I'd
like you can't make it obvious. Hey, I'd love for
Pete to deliver it. To make sure CPS is on
two no reason. Is it really Pete or do you
make that out? I made it up because it go
was together that right. Lunch didn't understand that I don't
know his name was Pete. I thought I've named him

(01:04:08):
that me and my girlfriend joke. Really, oh, pizza, pizza
pe It's just a joke. He has deliteration. Yeah, all right,
well let us know right what can you sleeping? Right now?
Everybody stop asking keep in general what time he wakes
up and leaves the house? Let us like new and
he's a pizza guy. Is he a college student? Yes?

(01:04:29):
Well so you think imagine child but named Pete before you.
If you're in Madison, Wisconsin, I'm coming up there, so
was Eddie The Raging Idiots. We're coming to Madison, Wisconsin,
not this weekend, but I think next weekend. So we'd
love to see a Raging Idiots dot com. And we're
bringing Aubrey Sellers who was on the show, and Bailey

(01:04:50):
Bryan has been on the show, and Jackie Checkie Lee.
So it's gonna be a big cool thing. M So
we're doing that. We're playing faster Horses this weekend. Huge vestival. Yeah,
I'm telling you. We put out this. We didn't eve
put it out. We started playing the Chick fil A
song Now everybody wants a book, the Raging Idiots, and
we're back on the road tearing it up. We are
the most fun band in country music. I'd say were
the best, No, the most fun, but we're the most

(01:05:12):
fun ban no doubt. I agree. Pretty fun. No, no, no,
we're very fun, a lot of fun. Here's the thing.
We get mails sent to us all the time. And
Lunchbox had a gift set to him and he never
gets gifts at to him. I don't know why, but
I get really nice things. People like Amy gets nice things.
Lunchbox doesn't get things sent to him that often. And
maybe you should, maybe shouldn't. I'm not the judge of that. However,

(01:05:35):
he was sent a box of straws, and do you
know about the straws? No. I opened him and I
was like, what is this is? I don't get it?
And I started thinking about it. Do you think because
it was a big box of straws. Yeah, there was
a lot of straws. I didn't understand at all. So
I was like, no, no, no, no, nothing. It was
just and they spent their good money because they Amazon

(01:05:55):
Prime that that box of straws and I'm talking like
five straws and I just opened. I was like, oh okay,
so I just set him down and walked away. Does
everyone else think that someone send him a box of
Hey you suck? Yes, that's exactly what I got. I
think that, like here of straws because you suck. That's

(01:06:15):
what I thought too. So you didn't put it anything
out there, like hey, I need a straw. Why would
he say that on the air? I need straws? So
I was just like, cool, wait a minute, Wait a minute.
The brand of the straw is Sip and Joy. Could
that be something like straw though? Unless they say there

(01:06:38):
are five straws in this that are seven and three
quarters of an inch. Yes, because you suck, that's it.
And that's a funny. Yet totally, I don't think that's
what it's saying. Okay, I couldn't think. And then finally
I was like, I think it says you suck. I
don't think you suck, but I think they do. I mean,

(01:06:59):
if they do, there is that's funny. Though. Let me
tell you storry about lunch box. So you tell me
if you think he sucks or not? Okay? So he
goes to the airport, right, Oh boy, I don't know.
You know, he goes the airport or whatever. His wife's
coming back into town, like how many hours later? Three
and a half and you tell us her I'm not
driving back to the airport. But one, I just left,
and two there's traffic, so you take a lift home?

(01:07:22):
What now am I? Am I leaving anything out of
the story. Well, you're leaving up that I had to
battle traffic to get to the airport and then back home.
And she was on a work trip, so work would
pay for her lift. She doesn't have to pay for it.
So that way I can get to bed and I
can get some good sleep so I can be a
game for the show. So I said, listen, I've already

(01:07:42):
gone to the airport. I don't want to just get
back in the car and drive back, So just go
ahead and take a lift. It's a lot easier. And
she had checked the bag, so it's gonna be even later.
Timing would be way off if I pulled up and
just take a lift. Does that suck? Or is that okay?
I understandable? How long has she been out of town?
A few days. I think it's understandable. I think it sucks.

(01:08:03):
I mean I think it sucks to your wife up,
she pick you up. She would do anything for you. Guys,
if your work is paying for it, why not take
advantage of them? That way you don't have to waste
our gases? Double? Was it about the work paying for it?
Are you not deeds? I was tired of battled traffic.
Like battled traffic? But have you ever been in traffic?

(01:08:27):
Trafort takes a lot. Is a battle which you have
done it for you? Oh? Probably, See that's why you suck.
That's why you get straw sent to you right up
in the room. I really think that that's a bad
move because I've done that before with my husband. Like not,
I mean, he had nothing else going on. I'm just
a little sacrificing a battle traffic, No big deal, it's

(01:08:48):
for your wife? Why not battle like well, I'm using
his words, it's really not a battle struggle. Who's shorter?
Raymond our producer, who stands five ft six inches tall?
Or loew Wayne short? Right? Yeah? Right? Low Wayne's five
five Low Wayne is shorter than he. That's why same

(01:09:08):
that big Wayne, that's right, like sense who's shorter? Raymond
our producer of five ft six? Or Elijah would Raymond?
Elijah Wood is Ray shorter? How about Ben Stiller? Who's shorter?
Seen him? It's still only five ft seven, but I'm

(01:09:29):
surprised he's only five ft seven. Kevin Hard's five ft four,
which is crazy. And Paul Simon's five five so little?
Who Simon, Garfuncle, Paul Simon? Well, I know Simon and Garfunk.
I don't know if by himself Paul Simon is bigger
and my musically for me that Simon and Garfuncle. That's
just what he did first. But they had water Robinson.

(01:09:55):
I danced to a Paul Simon's song on my wedding
with my dad. It's so good? What is so good?
Dad does something about daughters? That's John Mayor. No, No,
I did not. That's not a wedding song with your dad.
And the only thing I can picture Paul Simon, I
just picture Paul Schaefer. They do look a little light though,

(01:10:17):
like this Graceland album to a thousand times, you know
Diamond on soldier shoes. I love, I love, I'm trying
to I wonder what you would sip they would know. Al,
that's what you probably dancer daughters. D Man walked down

(01:10:39):
the street says, why am I soft in the middle
of my soft in the middle now the rest of
my lafe is so hard? All right? It's called father
and daughter. Okay, it's good. If people are looking for something, Yeah,
here we go, Eddie. Your kids going back to school?
Win August seven, man a couple of weeks. Yeah, it's coming.
Here's the quiz for you. How many pencils does Eddie

(01:11:01):
Junior need school supplies wise, I'd say a pack. I'd
say a pack of ten h twelve as the answer.
I'll give you that for pretty close. Okay. What type
of glue is recommended for your nine year old Elmer's
school glue glue sticks, no other kind is accepted. To
help the teachers out with their presenting? What do they

(01:11:21):
need Eddie Junior to bring presenting? Ah? Uh, I don't know.
The glasses, washable felt markers for the dry race board.
Is your son allowed to bring scissors? Yes, plastic scissors,
round tip, one pair of scissors. How many folders to

(01:11:44):
store papers are needed? Okay, I'd say one for every
subject seven. I'll give it to you. It's eight, one
for each class. It's correct. You're doing okay, alright, alright,
you're not a total dad. What bathroom product does Eddie Jr?
Nine years old? Need to bring easy Clean X one
box of tissues. Good? Our red pens allowed? No, only

(01:12:05):
the teacher has red pens. Yes, please bring one red pen.
It's for when students are correcting each other's papers when
they do that exercise. I mean, that's a good idea.
So those guests, I mean guests, that's crazy. That a
squirt man. Remember, I'm coming out like both of them
not crazy. August seven, school goes back for you. I

(01:12:28):
can't wait. On the web right now at Bobby bones
dot com. There's an Amy Smoothie breakdown. She told us
how to make her exact smoothie. Yeah. Yeah, because there
was smoothie posts the other day and it just needed
some clarifications. So we did it all and behind the scenes,

(01:12:48):
Lunchbox got offended by our new digital girl, Morgan number two,
because she was just genuinely like, hey, what's your skill set?
So I can include you on how to do some
web stuff, But instead you asked him what were your
exact words? Morgan number two. I asked him if he
went to school. No, you said, did you ever go
to school? Throwing that ever in there? And that really

(01:13:09):
didn't happen. So that's up to Bobby bones dot com
behind the scenes of that. So lots of people are
calling about this morning, corny. What do you call two
birds in love? What do you call two birds in love? Tweethearts?

(01:13:33):
That was the morning corny. Yeah, good morning, Corny. And
again I guess not that means there's also tell me
something good up and Bobby bones dot com and two
old grandmother is the flower girl at her granddaughter's wedding.

(01:13:56):
If you want to go over and see that, all right,
lunch box, I'll give you the artist. You tell me
what they major didn't get Luke Brian in business, culinary arts,
or agriculture. Corn grows whiskey. Agriculture corn doesn't immediately grow whiskey.

(01:14:17):
But you know what I'm saying, that's business. Luke's business
major business REBA, law, teaching or finance. Reb wanted to
be a teacher. Yeah she has teaching degree. Kenny Chesney,
go for it blind. What did Kenny Chesney major in?
Kenny Chesney? Uh, Marine life that's kind of funny. That

(01:14:42):
is so instead he just had a career about stinging
song on the beats. Well, I can never make it
with the whales, so I'm just gonna see songs about
sells no advertising. So there's that. Tomorrow morning, Daniel Bradbury
will be coming in to sing u on Female Friday,
which is a way that I've created to bring in

(01:15:05):
females that normally wouldn't get to be on the radio.
And so it's like, hey, come in, let's let everybody here.
Awesome you are We always said us on Friday to
do it, so hopefully people here on on Friday and
then listen on Monday and Wednesday and um yeah, so
she'll be in tomorrow. People have to say stop doing
Female Friday because it's not fair. Okay, so what are
you gonna do? Keep doing it? Yeah, I'm not gonna stop.

(01:15:28):
I'm not gonna stop. Listen. For four years I've been
talking about can we not get more females on the radio.
I haven't wrote in my book. People are in blogs now.
I wrote in a book, a published book. That's been
a problem for a long time. So I'm not gonna
stop doing it. So that would be tomorrow and it'll
be check at Aubrey Sellers from the week before. What

(01:15:48):
are you confused about? I'm confused how many of these
people went to college? I mean the country stars. Yeah,
I'm like, man, I'm just thinking about that. I'm like,
they all went and god degrees. That's crazy. I feel
like he didn't listen to all the show. I knew
something was still on his most pondering it stayed. Yeah,
he was still back there and I was like, go
ahead and from out there and I'm still thinking about

(01:16:09):
and I think Female Friday is good. I don't know
why people want you to quit it, but yeah, I'm
shocked that so many of these stars went to college
and got degrees because they can sing, because I got talent,
go sing? Alright, what do you have over there? Okay?
So Lays announced the finalist for this year's Do Us
a Flavor contest? You know the one where that they
put out the top three everyone gets to buy them

(01:16:31):
and eat them in the winter gets a million dollars. Yes,
you create a flavor. Do you know the three finalists? Yeah?
I read and they didn't seem like that crazy to me.
They're totally they're not that crazy. But the what you're
going to see in stores that you can test out
is that everything bagel lays, Potato chip that's an interesting one,
fried green tomatoes disgusting. That does not sound like a

(01:16:51):
good chip. Who picked that one? And then crispy Taco
that's interesting. Like hard tacos like I of I'm gonna
tell you maybe it's just me like in college, but
a simple taco bill, crunchy taco amazing. They were like
less than a dollar and buy a box of them.

(01:17:13):
Just crushed twelve of them. They are so good to me.
And occasionally on the road, you know, we'll stop and
a lot of times if we got talking about I
get the protein box. But sometimes I'll just get some
of those tacos into go to town. One of those
Starburst freezes. Yeah that's occasion occasion, but man occasion. Yeah
with the occasion, man, so oh my gosh, I can't

(01:17:35):
believe they're sold out. And when they get back and stuck,
I have to buy this stuff from my husband. Tabasco
is releasing their hottest sauce ever. It's twenty times hotter
than the original. It's called Scorpion Sauce and they're already
sold out and it's gonna be a limited time thing.
So hopefully they'll get a new a new batchup so
we can buy something. I got to such a whimp
about hot stuff, Like just putting the buffalo sauce on

(01:17:59):
things makes it got just buffalo sauce. I can't really
do hot sauce, Eddie. I've grown in my age. When
I was younger, couldn't touch it. Now I like a
little hot sun. Is that a lifestyle thing like your dad? No,
it's not even a family hispanic, the hot, the chili.
My parents like their salsa hot, but and we don't

(01:18:21):
really do hot sauce. But lately I've just been spen
my thing. I like hot sauce. I'm not a hot
sauce salsa salza. He doesn't say it like that until
he gets on the radio. He doesn't say it like that. Now.
He was like, I like, my I didn't, But I'm saying,
you don't talk like that. Human You're saying sauce and
then you get on the salsa. Okay, what are those

(01:18:43):
rapid things called? Yeah, yeah, that's really how you say it.
But that's not how you say it. You're such a poser. Yeah,
I guess I'll say it right, thank you. Off the
areas like hey, folio is getting so we're like, hey,
what's folio getting? If you're so full of it? What else? So?
Chris kirp Patrick says that all five guys from in Sync,

(01:19:05):
they keep up my phone and they're all in the
group text together. But there's some like subgroup texts that
don't include everybody, but made me think of like our
show group text, Like, I don't know, you know, the
in Sync hasn't really been together in like a really
long time. Do you think guys, once we're way older,
we still keep our show group text going. I'm not
even in the show group text like us guys, what

(01:19:27):
do we willie? I'd love to Yeah. I don't think
you all remain friends once I'm out of the equation,
but we would be group texting together. I'm just saying
in Sync is still doing it. I'm saying I don't
think you guys remain close without me as the car
interesting way what the car and hold it all together? Yes,
he's the main act, but you're not even on the text.

(01:19:47):
I know, but you guys text about me in the show.
You can be on it, you would just be annoyed
and you'd never reply, so it be fine. But my
point is when would Lunchbox and Amy ever hang out
in their whole life if it weren't for this show.
We and you get you guys do right. I mean
we live right down the street from from each other,
and I mean when there's dinner parties. No, I'm just

(01:20:08):
saying you guys are very close, but you wouldn't be
without this show. I agree with you on that. You
know what You're making a good point. Yeah, I don't.
I hate group text because you're the reason we all
know each other. That's correct, So you're the comment. If
you're new to the show, these are just all my friends.
If you wonder why does this show suck so bad?
Like why does this sound not like a radio show,

(01:20:28):
it's because it's just me and home of friends. We
just got a room and we started in the one
city and the next thing you know, we're in a
hundred and we're like, we can't believe it either. And
lunch Books makes me feel bad when he says that.
But he has like UFC parties and fights like our
things at his house all the time. We do not
get invited. Watch fake news, no fake hold on? Hold on?

(01:20:51):
You have no interest in watching people beat each other up? Party? Yeah?
And I watch Bobby is a Box or now yeah fight? Okay,
So question, when you guys make a phone call, do
you change your voice to make it sound deeper, smarter
or more confident? All my friends to do except for me.

(01:21:12):
I hear you guys all on the phone, and Amy,
I'll get on the phone. This is her just like Yes.
I would just like to say that I ordered everybody
has a phone voice, but like people have a dog voice,
I will say I do not have a change of voice. Ever,
my dog talked to like like a human. Pop. Don't
when you're on a conference call, you don't have your
more you're more intelligent Bobby bones voice. I've heard him

(01:21:32):
on conference calls. He doesn't change. I don't really nothing. Okay,
too much work. Like he even talks to my kids
the way he talks to us. I keep it like, hey, dude,
come here, Yeah I'm tweet. Nope, that's cool. Stop with
the come on, and you do talk to your dog
like a friend. I just talked to everybody the same.
I believe that everybody's God creates all equal, so I

(01:21:55):
should all well. According to a new survey, people say
they have a special phone voice, and it's like people.
They change it, especially when they're talking to like their
bank or like clients. They'n get extra money if they're interesting.
Maybe you just want to sound like anything else. You know.

(01:22:17):
Those are my four stories. Is it for the rule?
I don't know. I've been going with that because it
seemed to work, But um, what do you want me
to I don't care. I just anything you have over
there always for my power here I have a legit
pile c Thank you everybody transmitted America ball Shore Bobby

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so Ryan secrets back to American Idol officially announced this morning,
then announce the money deal. Yet I would imagine that
they can't pay him up front because they're they're about
of money. They paid Katy p twenty five million because
I had to get somebody quick. I would imagine that
they're giving Ryan just me speculating some points, meaning some

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you own a part of the backside of IDOL, like
if it makes money, that's the way to do it,
like profit sharing. Even so, he's gonna go back and
they have us all schedule up online like he flies here,
he flies. Say whatever you want about secrets. That dude
works like crazy. That's what I tell people about you.
That's what you used to tell people. Know I will
if people say anything. You say what you want about Bobby.

(01:23:28):
That dude works like crazy, crazy, It's perfect, it's good.
That means you're on the right track. You're on the ryan.
I'm not trying to be on the track. I'm trying
to live and that worked, respect track. I mean, I
would like to balance. You have no balance. You don't
understand balance, like you do not want balance because when
there's vacation yet yourself, but you work. We have vacation

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in August, right, I have no idea? Ida acceptable? If
you do nothing, I dread it, read it. You're not
looking forward to it? No one, Because Lindsay is her
record is coming out, like she's she's off working, okay,
can you go with her? No, she's doing stuff every
day to promote her record, like like flying all around

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the country doing that. So one, I don't want to
go on vacation anyway to here I go me but
like normal, no's like that. How about we all write
something down, we put it in a hat, and you
draw it, you're going to g's a terrible idea, Like

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I would put something bad on purpose. Yeah, just like
I think something genuinely like that bear. You're gonna love it.
It's not even an option, is it. You know there

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was a TV show on A and E where they
get locked up for like sixty days and you pay
for it like a vacation. I have no like some
counties might do that money. No nothing, I don't want
I don't need vacations. Crazy to me, No, no, no,
you do need you do need it. You don't want it.
I don't even have a hobby. It's like I don't
want to work out, but I need to. You had hobbies,
but somehow you turn them into work. Yeah, that's right.

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You know what my hobbies are. I like to go
at work. I do stand up on the weekends and
the raging idiots are becoming a thing again because and
so that's but that's on the road. Driving around for
hours works work. I don't have a hobby where I
just get away from work. You're like, I tell my
wife that it's worked so good with me. It work.
It is work. It is a lot of work. But
sometimes my wife just thinks we're out there like traveling

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having a good time. She get jealous that you get
to go out and no, she just like looks at
it as like for you, it is kind of just
a good time. Because everything I do, I have to
have a good time doing it or else I won't
to do it. It's like us. You make fun of
me and lunch box putting balls in the morning while
you guys are working, But that's we're gonna have a
good time while show up for work. If you weren't
able to have some sort of a good if this
work was just like it, you don't find a fun job.

(01:26:12):
I have to Yeah, guys like short, He's got a
great point. If you're not having fun at work, get
the heck out of there. There's no I hate it
when n Most people find it out don't like their jobs. Yeah,
which is crazy, I know, But then they can't complain
about it because they have the freedom to go find
another one if they don't like that. To provide and

(01:26:32):
you can't, you can't provide on fun job. That's true.
My stepdad did not want to work at the sawmill
every day. See, I think about your stepdad because he
mos lawns now for the county, and I'm like, state,
I could totally lawns for the state if I'm having
a blast with my boys mowing lawns, like, let's do that.
That's just the way I think. I don't know. I

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do love this job, though. Don't get me wrong, Bunce,
you're looking at me, like, go find another job. I
like this job. That's a fun trick. Let's make it
too take a three months trial to find another. I've
always said I want to go work at Pizza hut
er Water Birg. I don't take me serious. I mean,
it's just the thought I've had. Okay, I'm done talk,
so don't take you serious. But it's just the thought.
But he doesn't do it? Would you just would you kid?

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You just live on the beach? Could you turn this song?
But no job? Absolutely? Yes, man, are gonna go. There'll
be a new episode of the Bobby Cast up tonight.
So if you like hearing songs from behind the scenes
in Nashville, like songwriters, there's another one up tonight you

(01:27:37):
can hear I kipt more one that's up now. A
Karen fair Child fro a little big town of Cole Swindell.
It's just an hour. People coming to my house and
we just talked tonight is Tom Douglas, Tom rode the
house to build me Miranda Lambert, I run to you
lady and Bellum meanwhile back at Mama's stuff like that.
So another one goes up tonight search Bobby Cast on
iHeart Radio or iTunes. What are you doing today? Chat? Oh,

(01:28:01):
Nashville's on tonight. After that you have the show yes
live on CMT Facebook. I am doing the Bobby Cast.
I have to go and have to get a little
laser hair moving on my shoulders. I'm very manly. Swing over.
I'm right by you. You know. I feel like from
my nash Chat you could come see me. Maybe I

(01:28:23):
might coming to your nash Chat. So people think that's
my house, like we're filming at my house, which is cool,
but it's not watch Amy tonight after Nashville. It'll be
on the CMT Facebook page. Yeah, all right, thank you,
We'll see you on Friday tomorrow. Daniel Bradberry comes in
Female Friday as we try to highlight as many females
that maybe wouldn't get to come up to the radio
station right now, so we try to make it, they

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do get to come up to the radio station. So
Female Friday Tomorrow Daniel Bradberry and Studio Show