(Fri Full) Craig Morgan on What He Loves About Each Day of The Week and Him Competing on Reality Show + Bobby Helps A Caller Surprise His Wife for their 35th Anniversary

We talked to one of our favorite guests, Craig Morgan. Because of his song “What I Love About Sunday”…Bobby wants to know what he loves about other days of the week. Craig shares what songs to expect for him to perform at his new tour and what it was like competing on his CBS reality show. Bobby helped a listener surprise his wife yesterday after the show and explains why he shared it today.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:10):
Hello, Hello, Welcome to a Big Friday Show morning studio. Morning.
You know I still haven't written my speech for tomorrow
at graduation. Its arc Arkansas, No, not oh what are
you waiting? One? Are you waiting on? Ye? It's not
that I'm waiting. I do, and I could go up
and do. It's just what area do I want to talk?

(00:33):
What's my area? Because I could be kissed the stars,
dream a dream, suck on the wind, and hope your
hopes to go hope. You know that those are some
of those speeches. Suck on my wind. It's just a
thing I said. And so I think I'm just gonna
be extremely pragmatic and I'm just gonna lay it to
him straight and give them the bones about it. And
because most people are so inspirational like graduations that you're

(00:57):
like none of that, Like I feel good, but I
didn't learn anything, I think that's probably how I'm going
to do it. I'm gonna go up and say, okay, hey,
stop stuck in the wind. Is this an acceptance speech
for you or a motivational speech for them? That is
a great question. And they gave me no parameters, and
I definitely don't want to be an acceptance speech for me,

(01:17):
because if I'm gonna have a few minutes when they
give me an honorary doctorate, I actually want to give
back to the people. I don't want to have to
be like thank you. Yeah, yeah, don't do that right,
So I will say thank you, but it's like, hey,
it's awesome where you guys are today, Like this is
what I want to tell you about, from where you
are today to where I am today. Like I think
that's where I'm going to go. And I'm not speaking

(01:38):
for an hour or anything. So I'll talk for ten minutes,
fifteen minutes and do my thing, and hopefully Peo'll be
like if I'm talking about maybe they leave graduations so early,
they're so motivated to get to work they just walk
out before getting there to the plumba because I ready
to hit it. Do you know any of the other
speeches from like other celebrities that have received honorary doctorates
And I don't look because I accidentally stealing it, okay,

(01:58):
or hearing a theme being like oh that's good. So
no I don't. But that's the situation. Tomorrow's the big day.
Tomorrow morning, Bud Walton Arena Fanville, Arkansas. I'm super excited.
I will be getting an honorary doctorate. And that's it.
I'm pumped. And there we are. Oh. I pulled a
list of the celebs like the company that you're joining,

(02:19):
like you'll you're going to be added to the list
of people like Dolly Pardon she has a doctorate, doctor doctor.
Dolly didn't know that from where does it say? Yes?
Hers is from Tennessee at Knoxville, Okay. Then there's Darius
Rucker Studdy journalism at the University of South Carolina. But

(02:39):
he didn't graduate, but he ended up getting a doctorate,
So then is he a graduate there? Now? Yeah, got
a doctor? Now go ahead, Johnny Cash, that's good. Where
Gardner Webb, he's from Arkansas. No, no, not not a dog.
When is Gardner Webb? It's a bull? I thought you

(03:00):
meant Is it an actual mascot? Yeah? Um, Willie Nelson,
Now this from Boston's Berkeley College of Music. That's awesome.
Hemp YOUMP you all right? Finally, and then we know
Tim mcrawl he talked about it on the show recently.
His honorary doctorate is from University of Louisiana at Monroau.

(03:24):
My secret hope is that we get there and they're
you know, presenting this and it's an honorary award. But
they get there and they're like, hey, Bobby Camber a second,
I'm like, yeah, what's up? Hello, fancy chancellor. You know right,
He's like, we'd like to tell you something like yes, yes,
what's up? What would you like me to do? Because
we are actually gonna remove the honorary part and you're
just gonna be a doctorate. Oh you'd be amazing, like
a real doctorate. Good luck with that, Thank you. I

(03:47):
do it tomorrow. I'm super pumped. Um, little nervous, but
I'm very excited. We're gonna head over. There's a fancy
dinner tonight, so we're gonna fly over and do the
dinner with like forty people and then do the thing
tomorrow and give a little beach and that's it, and
I will officially be a guy that can make your
prescriptions whatever you need. Do you have tickets to graduation,
like you know, a normal graduate. Do you get to

(04:08):
give him to friends and family? Yes? That is so ridiculous.
Have a do you have family come out? Just Kaitlin's
parents because they live close there, an hour away from
Fat Bill. So yeah, that's it. Nobody They all heard
lunch wax laughing about it, So like, why not coming
to that all? Right? Time to open up the mail bag.
You get something? We call hello, Bobby Bone. So my

(04:36):
husband and I had an argument last night. I wanted
to get your opinion on it. The argument started after
I told him I wanted to join a little golf
club by our house, which we just moved into. He
didn't understand why I wanted to join a golf club
when neither of us play golf. I told him it
was so we can make new friends, and then he
got totally defensive after that. He said, at forty years old,
he doesn't have the energy to make new friends. He's

(04:59):
happy with the friends we have who lived forty five
minutes away, and he's not interested in meeting new people.
Is anyone too old to make new friends? Does he
think we're going to stay in the house for the
rest of our lives and do nothing but hang out
with each other. I told him I'm joining the club
with or without him, And now we're not talking. What
should we do? Signed friendless and forty that's funny. You're

(05:21):
never too old to make friends. It gets harder to
make friends because you just have more going on. I
think the best times to make friends are probably when
you're a kid, and then when you're old, because when
you've got nothing going on, well, because you don't have work,
if you're retired, you don't have kids in the house.
I think otherwise it's it's tough. Yeah, I mean I'm
forty two. I mean I've probably made two or three

(05:42):
friends in the past eight or nine years, like friends
that I would go, I need your help. Can you
drop everything and come that kind of friend? So you're
never too old to make friends. It does get harder
to make friends. Your husband's the Grinch. What's happening is
I'm a Christmas guys are humbug man. I related to him.
I know, but you shouldn't not do it just for

(06:02):
the sake of we can't. Yes, it's harder. Go get
in a group. That's go get a golf group. You'll
make new friends, especially if you don't have any friends
where you are, like, you have to have some sort
of group, some sort of social group, or you're gonna
go crazy. So you're never too old to make friends.
It's harder to make friends. I don't think you're gonna
make a lot of new friends, but I admire you
for going and dipping your toe in that water. Amy. Yeah,

(06:24):
I think there's something like deeper here. If y'all are
like literally not talking over this, we need we need
to go, we need to go have a little meeting.
Maybe you get a third party involved and like, see
what's going on. I get not wanting to meet new friends.
He feels content with where he's at. But he's also
see your side and want to come alongside you and
be like, Okay, if this is important to you, then
it's important to me, And I'll agree to go to

(06:44):
the club with you every once in a while. Yeah,
and he probably he'll probably want to make a best friend.
They'll be embarrassed about it. Yeah, and but Eddie, you
have no interest friends? No. Well, what I see I
think the husband is talking about is, yes, you're too
busy to make friends at this age. But also you're
going to spend money to join a club. But I
think she just wants to join a club or something
to do. Yeah, you're going to spend money to do stuff. Yeah,

(07:06):
I'm more of the organic way of making friends kind
of like, how well we've done it? We've I'm like you,
I probably made two or three friends in the last
eight years too, because we didn't really them at work.
But if you're an adult, it's hard to meet people,
it really is. I get it. I get it. I
feel like when I see Eddie's always walking around trying
to make friends with everybody is trying to be liked. Yeah,

(07:27):
that's we can keep here. You mean it likes to
be liked, you know, more than for long lasting friend ships.
But then, Eddie, let's ask you this, like, if it
was something that was important to your wife, would you
try to see her side of it and make an effort? Totally?
But a golf club to me sounds way too expensive,
But you don't. It could be cheap, and they may

(07:47):
not be a country club. All right, it's less than
ten dollars a month. I'm in Okay, what are you
going to I'm saying that it can't be cheap. Also,
money's relative. We have no idea their situation. It might
not be a thing for them. Yeah, they emailed it
on go on gold paper. That makes no sense, all right,
If you want to email us Morgan, what's the address
mail bag at Bobby Bones dot com. All right, close

(08:08):
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(08:29):
Visit your local store today. Here is a fun fact
from Billy in Missouri. This messages for doctor Bobby Bones.
It's a fun fact Friday. In seventeen fifty three, Benjamin
Franklin was granted a Master of Arts degree, which was
from Harvard and that's the first honorary degree they gave out.
And then the first female recipient from Harvard was Helen

(08:52):
Keller in nineteen fifty five. A little bit of fun
facts for doctor Bobby Bones. I appreciate that it's not
I'm not official a doctor until tomorrow. We have to wait. Yeah.
I don't want to have any sort of false I
don't want to be acting like something I'm not yet.
But you're in such good company, yeah, me and Ben
Franklin and Helen Keller. Yeah, pretty much. But yeah, tomorrow.

(09:15):
That is when I am presented my honorary doctorate. And
you know, if you want to treat me different, I
would just say, please, do you take insurance? I don't
not yet, I don't. All right, all right? Speaking of
fun fact Friday, let's go over and get it in
with Amy. Are your top five fun facts of the week,
as found by Amy. Let's go number five. So when

(09:38):
stage coaches were standard in the eighteen hundreds, the driver
would typically assign his passenger seat to an armed partner
whose duty was to keep thieves away, hence the expression
writing shotgun. Oh, it's pretty cool. That's cool. I didn't
know why that was that. So they would literally have
a shotgun to shoot people in case they stole. Wow,
that's pretty cool. Then well then that you get to

(10:00):
the whole rules of shotgun nowadays, where it's I don't
believe you can call shotgun until you see the car.
That's a good rule. Yeah, Otherwise you could call it
the day before or can you call it as soon
as midnight strikes and you walk in there and go shotgun?
Did it like all time? Shotgun? You're like, you're stupid,
you can't call I call infinity shotgun to beat that well.

(10:21):
I love seeing the car that Yeah, you have to
see the car to call shotgun. I think that's the
general rule. That's a good one there. Number four, So
if you microwave pop tarts instead of putting them in
the toaster, Kellogg's has official instructions for this. You put
it in the microwave for exactly three seconds, then cool
briefly before handling three three it's going to get it hot.

(10:43):
Cool briefly. I like, just nudge it to go, Hey,
you're about to get warm. It doesn't even heat it up.
I don't know, because some stuff eats up so quick.
Number three, expiration dates on bottled water have nothing to
do with the water. It's the plastic which will have
rually start leaking chemicals into the water. It's interesting. I

(11:03):
don't know that it's fun, but that's definitely interesting. I've
always wondered why I can't drink the water after a
certain date, But it's mostly I'm going to dive plastic cancer. Yeah,
that's what they say. If it get sits in the
car and he gets hot too, not even expirationed right.
But if it melts, it goes into the water and
you can get sick off of that. Dang okay number two.
Longer basketball shorts became popular after Michael Jordan asked Champion,

(11:26):
the manufacture of NBA uniforms, to please make the shorts
longer so that he could been down and hold onto
them when he was out of breath because his legs
were all sweaty and he couldn't like hold, you know.
But if they're longer, then he could rest on them.
I'm a big fan of long shorts, and they're kind
of out of style now. In general, the more shorter
short is in style just all the way across the board.

(11:47):
But I like the long one so long that they
still go below my knees. And my wife says, I
wear nineties church League shorts for all things at this point,
because you look like a pint of NINETI Church League.
All right, let's go all war one. Shaquille O'Neill was
one of the original investors in Google and Vitamin Water,
but he straight up past on Starbucks because he didn't

(12:08):
drink coffee. Yeah, but what we don't want to lose
the headline here? Did he make so much money off
of Google and Vitamin Water? Oh, I'm sure I don't
have the numbers, but that would be being an original investor.
As long as he didn't sell early, he probably made
so much, like so much more than he would have
ever played paid playing basketball. That's crazy, all right. Fifty
cent was a big vitamin water guy, made like hundreds

(12:30):
of million dollars off of vitamin water. All right. That's
what's up fund The latest from Nashville in Tullywood Morgan
number two thirty second Skinny John Party released a new
song called Filler Up Up Another could lose an I

(12:58):
wanna knock him Damn Morgan Wallin shared a new song
called you Proof. I need something You shot then I'm
used to. Yeah. If you want to feel like nothing's
gonna cut in, that's a hard shobe. Brett Eldrid released

(13:20):
a new song called wait up for Me. When I
give my hands on you even think you want me,
you won't even half to speak. Doborous Slee el King
shared a collaboration with Dirk Spentley called orth a Shot

(13:42):
Shot More Shot Shot Me to one shot that we
got shot. I'm Morgan. That's your skinny Hall. Time for
the good news. So Ruby Durhan is in her early

(14:07):
twenties and all she really cares about is going to college. Well,
then she finds out she has stage five chronic kidney
disease and she's gonna need a kidney transplant. Doctors are like, hey,
you might be on the donor list for about ten years,
so that I've not heard of stage five things rarely
right out. Yeah yeah, So she took to TikTok and

(14:30):
that's where Sandra Leon comes into the picture. She saw
her TikTok post, you know, saying hey, I need a kidney,
and she felt moved to go get tested. They're around
the same age, and she was a match. The surgery
went down, and Ruby says she didn't just gain a
new kidney, she gained a long time or a lifelong friend.

(14:51):
So pretty cool. So many cool stories from TikTok people
just being like, I need this. I got a old
Bronco and I cannot find the right winch of wipers
for it. Maybe I does get about to have to
do a little dance and at the end, go I
need winch wife express eddy fo Bronco. If you can
get a kidney, I can for sure I get those.
That's a great story though, glad it happened. Glad they're

(15:11):
now friends or that's probably tough one to be friend friends,
but they're like, do you feel the pressure to hang
out with them the Christmas games? So they really do
enjoy each other. I mean part of your body's in them. Yeah,
that sounds weird. Sound great story, That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good? All right? Time for
easy trivia. The category is country music. Amy the Man

(15:35):
in Black is the nickname of what famous country artist
Johnny Cash. That's correct, Lunchbox who was known as the
King of country music. George Strait correct before they were
a solo artist who wrote Crazy about Patsy Kline. Eddie
that's Willie Nelson. The Mother Church of country music is
the nickname of what historical venue Morgan That is correct?

(15:58):
First round, All good. It's kind of crazy trivia. Now.
The question starts super super easy and get hard to
reach round. If you miss a single question, you're out.
And you hear this sound, you've been boomed. Amy's in
the lead two to one. She's also wearing the tr
She is the defending champion. Amy, Back to you. The
category is months. Oh, Okay of the year, What is

(16:21):
the shortest month. That would be February. That is correct, Lunchbox.
What month is MLK Day? January? Correct? Wow, Eddie? What
month is Saint Patrick's Day? Thank goodness for an easy question.
That's March? Correct Morgan. How many days does does December have? Thirty? One? Correct? Yeah?

(16:46):
That I would have been like, I don't know. Oh,
I don't do the days very well. I don't know
the knuckle amy. The category is bar games? Okay? In darts,
what's it called when you land in the center of
the dark board bullseye? Correct, Lunchbox. In the game of pool,

(17:07):
what color is the cue balls? White? Correct? What I
would have gotten one? I don't know, Eddie. How many
suits aren't a deck of cards four suits? Correct? Hey Morgan,
you ever played black jack? I mean yeah? In black
jack and ace can count as one or it can

(17:29):
count as what other number? Value? Oh? Man, I do
believe it's well jack beloven ten you've been It's eleven
face cards are all ten, the ten, and then all
face cards are ten, but the ace is either one
or a la Man, Morgan, I'm sorry you've been eliminated

(17:50):
for a parting gift, though a lifetime supply of nothing,
all right? Think and then what makes a card? To suit?
I just want to learn blubs diamond spades and and
club hearts clubs diamond spade. Yeah, okay, okay, yeah, that's
the suit, got it? Okay, Let's go over to Amy.
Next round US monuments. What is the Statue of Liberty

(18:14):
holding up a torch? Correct lunchbox? From left to right?
Who is the first president's head on Mount Rushmore's That's tough, man.
I don't know. I'll just go George Washington? Correct? Wow?
The bean? The What the bean is a work of

(18:35):
public art in the heart of what US City? Chicago? Correct?
The bean? Three people remain easy Tribute the categories TV
and movies, Amy, What is Chandler's last name in the
Friends series? Being Bean? Bean? Lunchbox? Who starts mister Rogers
in the film It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.

(18:58):
It pops in my head that it was maybe his
last movie. Will go, Robin Williams, you've been booed. Really,
I'm shocked you didn't get that. I've never seen that movie.
I know, you know because it is Tom Hanks. Oh No,
I don't know, obviously, I don't I've never seen it,
Eddie hat to get this to stay in. Come on
if you miss it, Eddie went MutS. Yeah, we're not
gonna do that. What channel it's in? What network? Did

(19:22):
Seinfeld air on originally? Yeah? N b C. That is correct?
Could you guys all right to remain it's always you two? Yeah,
the smartest people on the field. Okay. The category is
world geography. Love it? Amy? Rio de Janeiro is a
city of what country? Um? I don't know, read reader,

(19:50):
Rio de jan narrow isn't pain, I don't know? Sains
in correct? Let go no, let's go Eddie for the wind.
Let's go go ahead and boner. Where is it you've been?
You knew? And Amy? Yeah? Okay, okay, okay, thanks Eddie

(20:10):
for the wind? Come on? One country is Roman for
the wind? It's in Italy. That's correct for the wind. Yeah,

(20:32):
wins today? How you feel it? I feel good? Oh?
I feel so good. I love it. You see that
tr on her head? Man, that's my tr and I'm
getting that coming back. How I'm getting that back? Wow? Okay?
Here wow? Okay? Amy? How do you feel right now?
It's on my head? So for now I don't know.
I'm just still stuck out of myself for Brazil because
you knew it. I did. Yeah, you knew it. Eddie Wins.

(20:55):
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left us a voice mel Bobby a lunch box. So

(22:02):
about you're righting your bike's work. I went and got
my motorcycle endorsement and bought a motorcycle that saves so
much gas. Secondly, that Jelly Roll interview was awesome. That's
probably one of the best interviews you guys that had
some far straight up keep it real. Appreciate that. I
think he may be confused thinking you bought a bike
asn't a motorcycle. Yeah, I a bicycle. Yeah, I bought

(22:24):
one where you pedal. Yeah. I saw lunch Box in
the hallway this morning and he was so sweaty. It
looked like he just got off the soccer fields. Yeah. Yeah,
very humid and hot out. It's heating up. Summer's right
around the corner, and I mean, I guess I'll be
sweating more in the morning. But he's like, he just
finished your race. I mean, Amy did goes Hey? Did
you win? I was like, when what does you go

(22:44):
the race in this morning? I was like, funny, wasn't risky?
No cars got close to no cars, right in the
middle of the road. Right in the middle of road,
you know, point left if I'm gonna turn left, and
point right if I'm turning right. Any wheelies or ramps
or anything. Now I haven't done you that yet. I'm
still still learning. Yeah, oh, bunny house leg you are cool. Yeah.
You should put the little things in the back of
the two little pigs pegs and you jump a bike.

(23:04):
That'd be that'd be fun. Man, if you can start
doing bike tricks before you want to go viral on TikTok,
right on the handlebars. Oh yeah, down the highway. Oh,
I don't know about the highway. I gotta get my
speed up a little bit. Jay, appreciate that call. Here
we go. This is Cassie from Ohio. Just something to say.
There's something to be said about the adrenaline rush when
you're driving home from work listening to the podcast and

(23:27):
you actually get and never gonna get it, and you're
just in your car alone and there's nobody to celebrate with. Man, Oh,
it's just hyped up. I can't believe I got it. Anyway,
have a great day, all right, Virtual high five guys.
Good for you, Good for you. You're a Amy's pile
of stories. For the first time in Sports Illustrated fifty

(23:47):
eight year history, the Swimsuit issue is featuring a model
who is showing her c sections. Car I saw that
pop up on my Instagram and it's her. She's like
the front of the beach and she has our swimsuit
and her C section. Scarre though is It's not where
I thought it would be because she's really low. She's
just to pull her swimsuit down. I thought it was like, Okay,

(24:07):
you can make fun of me if you want. But Eddie,
you've told me that they kind of take it from
your side. No, no, no, it's it's it's really low.
I know where you get the baby comes from under
the belly, but I didn't know that's where they cut you. Yeah,
that's where they cut you. Did you think they cut
you on literally like on the side based on what
Eddie never told you that? So no, you must have.

(24:28):
You've talked No who You've said many times your wife
had C section? Yes, two of them. That's the only
person I know that's talked about it. And that like
up and down, like if you go arm pick a hip.
You thought it opened up like on the ribcage side
like below. Yeah, I didn't know, but they go in
they take it. I didn't know how. Man, the baby's
much lower. But you're telling me though. If it's not
c section, the baby comes out of. What this is?

(24:52):
This is how I learned. Okay, obviously they are trying
to authentically show the beauty of motherhood and normalized conversations
about postpartum recoveries and bodies. Yes, and the scar. I
didn't even know what they were doing at first. I
just saw a woman taking a picture on the beach
and I was like, okay, flip through because I don't
even like looking at pretty girls. And so I sent through.

(25:13):
And then I saw in the box it said see.
I was like, oh, I good for her. That's that's
cool that they're highlighting that. All right, go ahead. Well,
Jessica Beale shared justin Timberlake's advice for keeping a marriage alive.
So guys take notes, she says, well, keep dating. Jessica
said that this means to make time for each other,
keep making each other a priority, and do the things

(25:34):
that you love together. Okay, sounds pretty generic for it,
all right, So funny story coming out of waffle House
after a worker allegedly walked out on the job. The
customers in the restaurant, they were really hungry, so they
just decided to make their own food. Yeah, that's pretty legit.
You do that. Well, he was the only one working
there and quit, and they were like, well, what do

(25:56):
we do? The batters right there, that'll be awesome, that'll
be awesome. Yeah, you don't want to have to do that.
But if you talk about the greatest TikTok video, yeah,
the day they quit. Uh, and waffle house legit waffles
the best, like cheap, but the best. Oh so that's funny.
And my favorite thing is not the waffles waffle House.
It's the hash browns and you get them smothered, covered

(26:18):
and peppered, but you like the smother cover pepper, not
the half crown that they just said. Okay, so it's
not all right, that's it. I'm Amy. That's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. Ron Brooks is a double amputee who's been
singing the Star Spangled Banner at Philadelphia seventy Sixers games

(26:41):
for years, and so he was warming up before their
latest home game during the playoffs, and the seventy sixers
bring out a drum line and they surprised him with
a brand new wheelchair as it. Thank you. Oh, that's awesome.
And drum lines are awesome. Yea, of all the lines,
drum lines are up there. They are my favorite lines. Yeah,
and Nick Cannon that movie drumline day for the first

(27:03):
time ever. Yeah, pretty good. All right, good story, that's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Let's go over and get in the morning Corny. The morning, Corny,
who is the most lonely billionaire? Who's the most lonely billionaire? Alone?

(27:24):
Musk alone? That's a that's a stress. There's something there though,
alone like elon. That was the morning Corny. All right,
let's go over and talk to Avery and Austin. Who's
on the phone. Avery, appreciate your Colin. What's going on? Avery?

(27:48):
Un Let happen with the car? Oh, there's a car
parked in front of your house. The guy left his
car in front of he's been there for a month.
You said you were going to call and get it
moved by today. What did you do? Well? Good news, guys,
I called got the sticker put on it. It's like
a it's like a it's a tape sticker that says
this car has a certain amount of time to move.

(28:10):
It's been And next day locksmith was there to open
the guy's car, and it's moved. What do you mean moved?
Because remember yeah, no, no, no moved. Like remember he
said he lost his key off the key ring that
very next day. Well maybe he wasn't lying, because it
locksmith came out and made a new key for his car,
and then I helped him. Me and another guy helped
him push it about a buddy, just in casey beach

(28:32):
out like that, because it's very heavy. A car is
hard to push. So me and my neighbor pushed it
in front of his house. So the car has been
moved the two houses down that it deserves to be.
Was the neighbor weird towards you since you've talked about
it on the air so many. He was just like, hey, man,
I'm sorry, man, you know what I mean. Time has
been tough, you know, with COVID and my job, and

(28:54):
you know, made a bunch of excuses. I'm like, look, man,
I just want the car moved. Car's gone now, car
is gone now it is in front of his house.
His problem still don't run, I guess, but we pushed
it and it was uphill to push. It's hard both
ways in the snow. Right, yeah, yeah, all right, every
appreciate that update because I didn't know it either. So
thanks for asking. So you're welcome. Thank you. Guy. Tell
your daughter, we say hello please, Oh there she is there. Hello, daughter,

(29:16):
all right, have a good day's right school right now?
And she's like, oh, we'll go learn. Don't don't go learn, wait,
be educated? All right, Bye, guys, Bye, Bobby bones here.
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a person. He's been on this new reality show, he's
got a new tour. For example, when I give you
Craig Morgan songs that are amazing, that's what I love

(29:59):
about Sunday from two thousand and four about Redneck Yacht
Club from two thousand and five, International Harvest or jam.
He's he's got so many right, But here's what we're
gonna do. He's about to be on the phone. I'm
gonna roll the dice. Whatever the number is, that's how
many words you have to put in a question to

(30:20):
ask him. So if it's two, you can only ask
him a question with two words, and everybody has to
have a question. Oh gosh, okay, yep, here we go.
Amy six. Doesn't seem that lot's good. You have to
ask him a six worded question, perfect, Eddie, come on one? Oh,
come on? Do you want to see it? This is ridiculous.

(30:42):
He's not even know what to say. The dice don't lice,
that's yours, great lunchbox two? Oh, it's easier than one.
You good. Don't do that one though. Okay, I don't
even think about that. Okay, So you all have your
numbers and you can have multiple questions. But Eddie one

(31:05):
lunchbox too, Amy six? Yeah, okay, when can I ask
the question? I'll come to you and be like, hey,
Eddie has a question for you. I can't be in
the middle of a sentence is that what help? What
do you mean running by me? Like if he's talking
about like, oh man, I was out on the road yesterday.
Got it, got the question that's funny? Nope, okay, okay.

(31:25):
Moments away from Craig Morgan raised talking to him right now,
the Friday morning conversation with Morgan. There he is right
now on the phone, And I tell you, Craig, I
saw that you announced all these concert dates and it
made me think I haven't talked to Craig and probably
a few months. So one, I wanted to get you
on the show because I just love you so much
and talk about your tour. And then two, I just

(31:46):
as I was thinking about you last night, I'd have
a lot of questions that I've never asked you. So
welcome to the show. Welcome to the show, my friend,
Thank you, thanks for having me back. Where are you now?
All right? A shouting dickon Tennessee right now? Buying tomato
plants behind tomato plants for what for your house? Here? Yeah?
So you're not at what's the deal on you here

(32:08):
versus Alaska? Oh? That's you go to Alaska in the winter.
I think it would be the opposite. Yeah, most people
think that. Yeah, we spend our we spend our summers
down near Florida and we have placed down there, and
then we spend our winners over in Alaska. I feel
like I would run from Alaska in the winter. Okay,
So here we go, Craig. Before we get to the
tour and the meat and potatoes of this interview, I

(32:30):
have a few questions that I was thinking about because you,
at one time were a police officer, and I wonder
if did you ever sing in your uniform with the
badge on? Oh yeah, I'd probably saying to myself a lot.
Do you think that you could have been the singing
like the singing sheriff like on TikTok if that would
have happened twenty five years later? If maybe you're Craig

(32:54):
the singing sheriff and that's how you got your deal,
I'm gonna say no. I was just too focused on
I'm doing that job. You know it Only when I
was riding around by myself or park somewhere, maybe listening
to something sing along with the radio, did I sing. Otherwise,
I was focused on situational awareness. Yeah, I know you
say that, but what about did you have to get

(33:15):
pepper sprayed to be a cop? Yeah? What's your memories
with that? I'd rather be tased three times as opposed
to have to do pepper spray one. It's that That
why it's just brutal, man. It takes forever. You know,
the tasting's over pretty quick. It hurts really bad initially,
put you to your knees and you know, but but
the h the spray stays with you for some time. Well,

(33:37):
I thought I would rather be sprayed than tased, but
I guess now I'll choose the other option. All right,
bring it in. We'll gont do it on the phone. Now,
he's gonna listen in. Craig Morgan's on with us right now.
The tour is happening. Tickets at craigmorgan dot com. You're
gonna go October nineteenth all the way through the middle
of November. When you go ahead and do this tour, Like,
what's are you doing all the hits, Craig, I'm gonna

(33:58):
be honest, I'm not doing them all. There's just you
that we don't do because I ought to do some
of the new stuff, new material um and we have
fun with it. You know, we might do a cover
or two. I just want anybody to come enjoy the show. Now,
having said that, if we're in a place and you
know we're we're good on time, and someone yells out
a particular song, the guys aren't prepared to play all

(34:19):
the hits. In fact, they're probably more prepared than I am.
I don't remember all the words. Sometimes, Well, you played
that's what I love about Sunday though, Oh for sure, Okay,
that's all I really wanted to know. I just wanted
to ask it in a nice way, because if I
came to your show and you didn't play that's what
I love about Sunday, I might walk out. Oh that's right,
I agree. Hey, I agree with you. If I went

(34:39):
to a show uh and and and particulars didn't sing
a big fat hit that they had, I don't know
that I was, I'd be kind of ticked off. So
the problem is, you know, I had some songs that
were hits that were just kind of like, uh, so
so hit, somebody somebody that's so so hit was really
important to someone coming. So I've gotten text. You know,

(35:01):
I can't believe you didn't do whatever. You know, I'm like, oh,
I'm sorry, we only hit so much time. What about
International Harvester? Yeah for sure? Okay, good, all right, we're good.
Then I want to ask for a refund. We're all good, Mike.
Here's my second question for you. Craig Morgan's on with us.
You guys can get tickets to his tour just go
to his website Craigmorgan dot com. What I'd like to
do because I know what you love about Sunday and

(35:22):
I'm gonna I'm gonna sing this to you this question.
I'd like to know what you love about the other days?
Here we go. What do you love about Mondays? Go ahead, Craig,
Monday is my Sunday? Oh, because it's like a day
off artist like his day correct. All right? I started
to do another one. What do you love about Tuesdays?

(35:42):
Stake night? Okay? I like you all right? Right to
the point. Every Tuesday? Every Tuesday? You have steak every Tuesday?
Why Tuesday? Every Tuesday? Just what me and my wife
has been doing. Okay, all right, all right, We're gonna
try the next one. What do you love about Wednesdays?
I have no do you? I could say you what

(36:03):
I do okay, okay, okay, Amy take Thursday? Go ahead?
And what do you love about Thursdays? That's when I
get on the bus and head your way. Oh that's good.
That's pretty good. Well I got two more days here.
What do you love about Fridays? That's when I get

(36:24):
to stand on my stage. Oh we're good now he's
got to feel of it. We're singing the song with
each other. Good one more? What what do you love
about Saturday? Bike? Ride? And run? Before I play? Every Saturday?
You go get a bike ride? Do you ever run? Run?
You triathlon? Basically? You ever wrecked before a show? Oh? Yeah?

(36:44):
Every I'm pretty red every show, He's like, every show,
Every Saturday, Malbury Saturday, I do a long ride. How
long is that? Wow? Are you not tired when you
get on stage? No? Not at all. It gives me energy.
I walk on the treadmill before showing. I'm like, I
can't even do it all right, Craig Morgan is on

(37:05):
with us. What we're gonna do in a second, We're
gonna play a new unreleased song that Craig is sent up.
I haven't even heard it yet. We we're gonna play that.
We're gonna talk about the rest of the show. Have
questions for you as well that they have prepared that
probably aren't not as stupid as mine, where I sing
them to you and let Craig will be in Green
Bay October nineteenth, Mason City, Iowa on October twentieth, and
Wisconsin Dell's October twenty first, and you can find shows

(37:29):
at Craigmorgan dot com. Friday morning conversation with Hey Craig,
what is this unreleased song that I have here because
I have not heard it yet, I'm excited If you
haven't heard it yet, It's called make a man Um.
It is unreleased. The label I can tell you right
now it's probably not real excited about the fact that
I'm but we're playing this right now. They want to

(37:51):
you know, they got a plan, they want to do
all this stuff. But I'm so excited about the song.
I think it's a I think it's a big hit.
I think it's something that everybody's gonna like. I'm hoping anyway,
So you call may Man. Is anything you want to
tell me about the song before we hit play. It's
one of those songs that talks about how and you
know it says the title is make a Man's talks
about how this is what it takes to make a man,
but it's really not. I think this is a universal

(38:13):
song as much as it talks about demand. It's just
how you make a human, how you become grown, and
how you know you just have to deal with stuff.
It's just one of those songs and it's just man.
I just feel like it's really powerful. It's Bobby Bones.
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new song Make a Man that is not released. You
can't even stream it or buy it. We just tease
you we have it. Haha, you don't. There you go,

(39:38):
that's how you do it. Sure the label loves that.
Craigs on, he is touring a couple more of the shows. Bristol,
Tennessee on October twenty ninth, Jackson, Mississippi on November fourth. Now,
the show would like to ask you a question. Up
first is Amy, my co host Amy. Craig Morgan's on.
What would you like to ask him? Hey, Craig, so sorry, Hi,
how are you feeling right now? I feel great? There

(40:01):
you go. If you're referring to the tour, I'm excited
about it. I'm excited to get out there and play
some of this new music, one of which is the
new song that you guys just played. Some other new things.
I got something I just wrote I'm gonna be doing
out there that ain't even on I mean, the label
don't even have it. We don't have a demo, much
less an album cut on it. I'm looking forward to
excid it. I liked it. Craig's like, breaking stuff. Now,

(40:23):
let's just make one up right now and sing it.
He's like, well, do you one? Um? Okay, Amy, that's
a great question, pretty generic. Yeah, do you have another one?
I do? Okay, here we go. What did you eat
for breakfast? Freak ups of coffee? That's it. That's my breakfast.
I generally don't eat breakfast. Well dam they say it's
the most important meal of the day. But I'm in

(40:44):
for you. Let's go over to Eddie, our video producer,
Eddie Craig Morgan's on what would you like to ask
him now? Why I don't eat breakfast Because I don't
need the I don't need it for fuel. See for me,
I approached food a lot different than most people. A
lot of people approach food as a an experience and
so on and so forth. For me, food is fuel.

(41:05):
That's it. Not to say that I don't enjoy my
steak on on Tuesday Night Tuesday, obviously, but but I'm
I'm a car guy. I kind of watched my cars
pretty close, and I've learned that I don't really need
as much as my mind once told me. I did Lunchbox.
One final question for Craig Morgan. I want to ask
him about this TV show he did, But go ahead.
What you're watching. I'm hooked on this Netflix making Anna

(41:31):
or something like that. Yeah, yes, I love it. I'm
pretty coached on that. I know it's like a it's
the weirdest thing, but I'm enjoying that show quite a bit. Hey,
tell us about the show that you did where you
were out in the jungles and Panama, Like, how hard
was this show? Really? You've done it all? How hard
was it for you? What was that experience like beyond

(41:53):
the head? Yeah? The show? Uh, I mean, I'm gonna
be honest, for me, it wasn't that difficult. It's like
you said, I've been there, done that, and he'll do.
In fact, when we talked about it, you know, I
go to Alaska and live off grid for two or
thirty months. Now I am in a cabin and I
do have a lot of luxuries there. Because I do
off grid living, not survival living, then there's a difference.

(42:17):
But this was more of a survival thing. But it
was something I was well prepared for. I've been in
tantamall before. I'm well aware of the food resources that
are available. I'm well aware of all of the things
that want to bite you staying you eat you. So
I had a lot of working knowledge. But for me,
it was a lot of fun. It was like taking
a you know, a survival vacation. But I can't say

(42:38):
the same for everyone else, and not to they weren't
any more capable. They just had never experienced that. I mean,
you know, so it was and on top of that,
it was like running a triathle one every day and
then going back and trying to find food and water
and do all the things that you had to do
to get through the day Lunchbu's one final question for
Craig Morgan. Favorite city, Oh, my goodness, this is I'm

(43:00):
gonna have to say mine. Not North Dakota. Hey, I
loved it there, super nice people. It's cold cold. I
don't like cold. Eddie. One final question for Craig Morgan.
Go ahead, before we go where he said mine? Not
North Dakota. Yeah, yeah, Eddie doesn't listen. All right, listen
there is I'm gonna say it one more time. Craig Morgan.

(43:22):
He is out, he is doing shows. I hope you
guys go, and if you see him on a Saturday night,
know that he has ridden his bike fifty miles and
also done a run for that show. And if you
happen to run him to him on a Tuesday afternoon,
just know he's gonna beat in stake later that night.
I feel like we've learned so much about him, So
go to Craigmorgan dot com to get tickets. Is there
anything that I missed? I mean, i'd also encourage you

(43:44):
guys to read his new memoir that came out God,
Family and Country that came out into last year, like
September October. So that's out. Oh oh, it's this September.
I was wondering why because I hadn't read it yet.
I was like, I'm not a good friend. So it's
this September. Okay, good, I thought. I missed it, and
I was just all right. Last thing I remember now

(44:04):
what triggered this call. I saw you were doing your
tour and long ago I said, hey, Craig, we really
need a tort shirt. And Craig promised me a Torti shirt.
And you know who doesn't have a Torti shirt from
Craig Morgan come home? You know who still doesn't have it? Me?
That's right, he asked him. Who. That's all. That's all
I'm saying. I'm still shirt. Let's Craig, I have to

(44:26):
give you one of the older ones. That's yeah. Yeah,
they're hard to find. Were these guys, all of my guys.
You're not gonna believe this because of course you asked
this question. Now, they have literally been on Etsy and
everywhere trying to buy old Craigan T shirts. So you're
saying they've been looking for me one or looking for

(44:49):
you to have old ones, looking for one for your why,
that's right, that's what it's for. Yes, Okay, well I
mean I can do that. I go to try to
find one, okay, no, no, no, no, I got you
a T shirt coming and we'll make sure you get
one of the new Both of you a half one
and you'll have to wear it on the show The
New Good Family Country to our T shirt. Okay, we're there.
We can all wait to see you in town here,
but Craig Morgan is all over you guys. Go to

(45:10):
Craigmorgan dot com. The book comes out in September, which
I was very confused why I thought it was this
past September, And I thought Craig and I weren't near
as close because you never sent me a book other
than that. Hey man, good luck with those tomato plants.
And you know I love you and I'll see you soon. Thanks,
ad By. So forward to seeing you all right, Craig Morgan. Everybody,
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(45:51):
George Lynton, carries his guitar, goes in and out of hospitals,
sings to patients. He's ninety six, years old. For the
past three decades, he's been volunteering his time to sing
the patience and hospital staff in need of a pick
me up. Last month, he was awarded with a special
medal for volunteers to recognize his work. He started playing
music for people in nursing homes and then hospitals, and

(46:13):
then it became a full time job, and so he
goes all the time. He sings songs from like the thirties, forties,
and fifties, although I can't name a single song from
the thirties or another. We're making music in the thirties,
he says. The song that's requested most is You Are
My Sunshine, My Only Sunshine, and he even tries to
play songs he doesn't know. He hopes that his award

(46:34):
inspires others to do it as well. I can tell
you I went and sang in hospitals as part of
musicians on call, and they would often ask for songs.
I had no idea how to play, and so what
I would do is just play the same three chords
and just try to sing this song over it. Especially
when it was old, old old people. They'd be like,
can you play icn Tina Turner and I'll be like, sure, can't.
Or I'd play one chord and then sing it with

(46:56):
no music under it, but I'd try to give him
the song. It was really nice still if they wanted
something like Taylor Swift, because we could do all the
Taylor totally. Yeah, We've had a little and shake it
off and they'd be like, yeah, it was good though.
So when we're old and at a nursing home, what
are we going to request? Baby got back Chattahoochi? Yeah?
Would you uh? Would you mind doing low by Flora?

(47:17):
All right, that's it, That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. Hey merle yees, sir? How
you doing? It's Bobby, Hey, Bobby, I'm doing great yourself? Yeah,
doing pretty good. I got a question for you, Yes, sir,
I'm reading here that you want to surprise your wife
with a trip to Nashville. Is she around right now? No?
Actually I had to take some clothes to the dry cleaner,

(47:39):
so she's not with me, so she won't know about this. Still,
whatever happens happens. Yeah, ok, I don't even know. We're
going to them. So to our listeners right now, today
is Thursday, May twelve. This is after the show on Thursday,
and I saw Merle's call, and so just know this
is recorded on Thursday, and you want to tell her
on Friday, which, if people are listening to this, today
is Friday. Is that what the plan? Yes? Yes, today,

(48:01):
it's Friday, and we're leaving at eight o'clock to land
in Nashville around nine o'clock Nashville time. And she doesn't
know any of this. So and why are you surprising her?
It's our thirty fifth wedding anniversary. Wow. Nice, that's awesome. Okay,
I want to get back to that in just a second.
So okay, so it's what we're gonna do. We're gonna
play this on the radio. And okay, at eight twenty

(48:24):
or so Central people are hearing this nine twenty Eastern,
so just know that that's when it's gonna happen. So
make sure she's hearing this on the radio right now.
Can you be sure to get her to a radio
or buy a phone by nine twenty, Yeah, because you're
an Eastern time right, Yeah, I'm Eastern time. Yes, sir,
this is on the air. Merle. I would like for
you to say whatever you'd like to say to her
or about her or whatever the surprise is. How about it, buddy,

(48:45):
I'll set you, I'll set you legend. Gentlemen, here's Merle. Hey, Kimberly,
this is Merle. I'm sure you recognize my voice. Um.
We're on our way to work. I'm sure you're surprised
to hear this. Tonight we're leaving for now Asheville for
our thirty fifth wedding anniversary. You've always wanted to go.
That's pretty cool, and you've never been right, Merl, No, sir,

(49:07):
what do you guys plan to do when you're in town?
That's a good question. I've been hitting my son up.
He's been to Nashville several times. In fact, he met
you two years ago, um on Broadway, and so I've
been hitting him up to say, where do we want
to go and what do we want to do? Broadway show,
wasn't it? Him? Okay, so you guys are coming to town.

(49:28):
Let me see here. I'm gonna do something. So Friday night,
I'm looking at my app here. Friday night, let's say, well,
you don't get into yeah, yeah, yeah, so let me
try Saturday. I mean, where should we send them to dinner?
If I can find Oh, it's nice. Well, it's just
you don't have to do anything like that. I just
wanted to surprise. Oh he knows he doesn't. But listen,

(49:50):
if you told me I had to, I wanted, Well,
you're just gonna book thirty five years like this is
I mean, I was thinking one of your favorite places.
But I don't think we're so late on it. I
know that I can't Oh oh oh oh, how much
you want to spend? What's what's the deal? Because I
have a hook up. You know where I have a

(50:12):
hook up, but it is can you get them in? Probably? Okay,
here's what I'm gonna do. Merle. Let me text do
you have I mean that this is gonna be good,
and don't don't do the card where you're like, oh,
I don't want to just accept it. That's pretty amazing.
Do you have a Venmo or a cash app or
any of that? No, I got to zel. I don't Zell.
It's like yeah, it's like it's like, does anyone have Zell?

(50:33):
I do? Okay, So if I send you money on Venmo,
can you this is risking? Can you send it to Merle? Yeah?
Did you promise? Man? No, no, no, we're not messing
around here, do you promise. Okay, Merle, I'm gonna send
you and your wife to dinner. Okay, We're gonna try
to get you into one of our favorite places here. Well,
you may want to ask them what kind of food
they're like, what are they gonna like this type of food?
They'll like this place. Yeah, they'll like the place. Okay. Um,

(50:55):
And then you guys go and have a great time.
And you know, once you get back into I'll be gone.
I'm going to Arkansas for a graduation, so I will
not be able to see you. Come. We could come
over the house, who knows, But call me after the
weekend you guys get back in town, let me know
how it went. But I will send you and your
lovely wife to dinner. Thirty five years is awesome, and
I appreciate you listening to the show, all right, be awesome. Hey,

(51:16):
I appreciate you taking time to talk to me, all right,
And your wife, she is a lucky lady. By the way, Merle,
A plus name that I haven't heard a long time.
Like that. That's a good name. That's that's a solid name.
All right, Merle. I'm gonna put you on hold. Ray,
would you get his info? All right? All right, Merrile,
talk to you soon, Buddy. All hey, thank you, Bobby,
you're Amy and lunch Box and the whole crew. All right,
Eddie didn't get that restaurant falls through. I got chilies

(51:39):
on the line. We're good, all right, Hold hold on
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It's sonic. A little delayed this morning, but we're still

(52:01):
gonna get to the big stories. Bobby's story. Adele has
confirmed that she's moved in with a boyfriend, Rich Paul,
but that's not the story. The story is that she
bought a new place for fifty eight million dollars. I mean,
do you put it down, payment down? Do you pay
it all in cash too? Is it all in crypto?
I don't know what do you do? That's that's just

(52:23):
a lot. And so it's the house Sylvester Stallone used
to own, and she's gonna leave up the Rocky Statue,
which I would do, oh for sure. In May, Stallone
cut the price from eighty five million. That's a deal. Like,
there's got to be so much there that you can't
even experience at all. For fifty eight million, that's got
to be a place where you just were like, oh wow,

(52:46):
this room is awesome. I never I never even go there.
It's got that's got to be happening with so much
of that house. But fifty eight million bucks later, Adele
has an awesome house. Obviously, a fifth grader brings some
gummy to school. They're weed gummies the same school. I
think that the kindergartener brought the Margharita's the same school.

(53:08):
Let me read this because either that or they when
I read the story last night, they were just comparing too.
But let me here we go. It was just three
weeks ago the Fox two reported on Grand River Academy
in Livonia, where a kindergartener brought Margharita's and Dixie cups
to school for snack time. Now at the same school,
to eleven year olds were hospitalized after one of them
brought marijuana edibles to school. I thought it was the

(53:29):
same school, but then I started questioning it once I
read it out loud. Christie, like, what are they teaching
in that school? Yeah? They liked the party there they
do and early gosh, they go hard. Christie Morton contacted
Fox News after learning her son was given a marijuana
edible in their fifth grade classroom. She said her son
didn't know that the funny feeling was from THHC in

(53:51):
the edibles. Wow told Fox News that another fifth grader
brought the weed gummies to school on Monday and didn't
warn her son what they were. I wonder if the
fifth grader news what they were exactly, or if they
were just because I love a gummy. I will eat
vitamins all day long if they're a gummy. My wife
has like some hair vitamins, but they're gummy. Not eat

(54:11):
them all the time. I got good here, It's like,
why are eating my hair vitamins? They're a gummy. So
I get the fact that I would eat a gummy
or take a gummy to school. I've never seen these.
Do they look like gummy worms? And bears? Like? Yeah
they do? Yeah, maybe I don't know if I've seen
them or not either. They're not in the shape of
a plant. No, I guess is it like gummy? Is
it look like a gummy candy? It looks like a gummy,

(54:33):
not a bear. It looks like a police officer rescue,
so you don't eat them. A couple in India is
suing their only son and his wife are not giving
them a grandchild after six years of marriage. Yeah, that's
obviously not America, but still, ah, that is a wild story.
They're suing their son. They say they used up all
their savings raising their son, praying for his pilot's training.

(54:57):
Also a lavish wedding. They are demanding com sation of
over half a million dollars if no grandchild is born
within a year. Sounds like a healthy family. The unusual
lawsuit was filed on the grounds of mental harassment and cruelty.
The dad said he spent all his savings on his son.
The guy returned to India, lost his job, had his

(55:17):
family support him. The parents that they paid for the wedding,
but they're still not planning a baby, so they're gonna sue. Wow,
that's from BBC. That is not the sitcom I grew
up on No Where to sue your kids for not
having a baby. Norm McDonald really one of my favorite
comedians who died this past year. Well, no, I guess

(55:38):
it was last year, right Mike. Norm McDonald left an
hour of new material behind for one last special. Oh
that's cool. Norm McDonald's sister in law announced that before
his death, he left audience as an opportunity to hear
him tell a few more jokes. He passed away from
cancer in September. She said, it turns out Norm left
an hour of new material behind. He recorded it in
his apartment during lockdown. It'll be a Netflix comedy special

(55:58):
soon asome, which is what Norman Norm McDonald nothing special
will release on May thirtieth. That's from CNN. Dang, that's
even if you're not a fan of him, just that
and knowing and then watching going dank. He did this
because he knew was sick. Yeah, Dan, Disney Plus reaches
one hundred and thirty eight million subscribers. It looks like

(56:21):
Disney Plus is poised to take the lead in the
streaming wars and this credits breaking Bobby Bones a Disney Plus.
Fully that's the reason why good. Yes, So if you
have break Disney Plus, be sure to check out my show,
Breaking Bobby Bones. The service added seven point nine million
subscribers last quarter and now boasts over one hundred and
thirty eight million accounts worldwide. So we watched Disney Plus
a little bit the Marvel stuff. We don't have kids,

(56:44):
so we're not watching it for that, but they're expanding
so much, but mostly us, it will be for the
Marvel stuff, some of the nat Geo stuff. Eddie. Do
you guys have Disney Plus? Yeah, my kids just watch it.
I think that's definitely the most stream to my house
for my kids, Star Wars and of course all the cartoons.
I think today they are going to announce the show

(57:05):
that I am hosting the new show, and I can't
really say much about it. My favorite M gonna say this,
my favorite birds Peacock, right, So I liked watch and
Walk down the Streets bird right, yeah, yeah, yeah. And
so what I've been told is it will be on
the streaming service, and they decided to put it on
a channel as well, like but that's what all. It
should come out today. But anyway, I was looking at

(57:27):
the Peacocks yesterday, right, you love those peas I do
love a peacock. That story about Disney Plus is from Variety.
Con artists scammeda Houston mom out of eight hundred thousand dollars.
Is they pretended to be Leo DiCaprio. Hey everybody, Oh,
And I'm just gonna say it point blank. A celebrity

(57:48):
does not want to be your friend or date you.
It's sad to hear it, because they'd be cool. But
even if they did, they don't need your money. They don't.
But they don't. They just don't. Not even if they did,
they just don't. I don't even want to put them
in wait where there's no chance they want none ever none. Listen,
we're a special breed on this show. We aren't the
most popular, we're not the coolest. And the people that
listen to us, they're like us, normal folks. And there

(58:12):
are no celebrities are gonna reach out of nowhere. I
want to date you. I'm just gonna lay it down.
They don't want to be your friend, So don't just don't, don't,
don't reply. It's not them. I feel like that would
keep more people out of trouble than I don't feel
him out maybe dirt wants to be your friend. I
don't know. But DiCaprio, which it wasn't him, but DiCaprio

(58:34):
got her. Leonardo convinced her to send them eight hundred
and thirteen thousand dollars over four years to help him
break away from the Church of Scientology. So the angle
he uses he found somebody that was a devout Christian,
vulnerable and I need help getting away from this to
what you do and so mean. After months of pleading

(58:54):
for help getting free, the woman finally wired six thousand
dollars and it went from there. By the way, Decapita
is not even a member of the Church of Scientology,
I don't think so. So yeah, I know. Um anyway,
Jonah Hill reach out to me yesterday. I'm sitting U
some gift cards. Yeah, all right, that's the news, thank

(59:15):
you story. Well, let me say this. I was driving
in this morning, and I think this is a cool
note because sometimes when this is not a commercial, it's
not an endorsement. But I drove and I drive the
Hunt the Hunday Tucson, and it's out there in my
parking spot today and one of the coolest things that

(59:36):
I don't think they put in the commercials would be
valuable for all of us, is that if I'm at
a red light, I will get on my phone and
I don't use my phone while I drive. But I'm
also I'm not the perfect man. You may think I
am nobody, Yeah, nobody thinks them. But this, Yeah, despite
what you think, I'm not perfect. And if I'm sitting
at a red light, I will pull up and look
at a text message or my Twitter and that Hunday Tucson.

(59:59):
Whenever the car in front of you leaves, it goes
being that's cool. Why why do other cars have this? Yeah,
that's amazing. It's amazing, and avoids people should they should
be the whole commercial. They should do a whole commercial
of just we know you're not the perfect man. Everybody
thinks you are the hunda but when they drive off

(01:00:21):
being yesterday, somebody honked at me. I was not driving
the twoson, was driving the Bronco and I'm sitting in
a lot. Wasn't even on my phone. It was just
like looking down at something that's an old The Broncho
is an old truck, and so I think it's messing
with the radio or something. And the woman goes hank,
that's not the proper way to honk. If someone doesn't go,
this is the proper way. Bebe that's that honk. That

(01:00:45):
honk means hey, the light just turned green. You should go, friend,
I'm not mad at It means I've also done that,
and I'm just letting you know. You should go. Oh
does not mean that. That means like you're about me
to me, I means you. That means what she was
saying to me was she was an a hole. Oh
oh yeah. It's almost like a bad word when you're

(01:01:07):
absolutely so you know what I did? I want like
ten miles an hour. Once I pulled away and got
her and I just held in it and Kaylas, what
are you doing? What are you doing? And I'm like,
you know what she wants to be. She could have
easily went beep beep, but she didn't. She went with me.
There's no need for that. If someone cuts you off
or it's almost a wreck and you gotta let him know,

(01:01:27):
that's the longhorn. If someone's just not paying attention to
nobody's going to get hurt. Beep beep or beep beep beep,
that's all. It's all in the presentation anyway, the two
zone being doing Oh oh look at her, there I go.
I'm glad you got back at her, though, But what

(01:01:48):
I did too. If there people behind her, I wouldn't
have gone slow. I didn't want to hold them up.
I guessaid. I'm not a perfect man. Regardless of what
you guys constantly tell your friends, I'm not a perfect guy,
super mature. Thank you, thank you. Okay, that's what's up.
You guys can call us if you like. Eight seven
seven seventy seven Bobby Bonehead, Sorry to day. This story

(01:02:11):
comes to us from Pennsylvania. A fifty eight year old
man was going to court for his third d UI.
I was going before the judge. Well he drove the court.
Oh no, I don't think he's drunk. Yeah, how did
he drive the court though he can't drive? Well, he
was driving on a suspended license and he smelled like alcohol.
Yeah that sucks. I mean, the guy, it's a problem.

(01:02:33):
Like he's not just an idiot, Like at that point,
he's got a part. He didn't have one single friend
that could drive him even if he was drunk, Even
if he showed up to court drunk, that's a slightly
lesser bonehead and then driving drunk. Yeah, maybe some friends
didn't know, but because they've already set boundaries with him,
I would imagine his friends like party two. I just
guess all things. So what happens? I get charged with

(01:02:56):
the fourth dui and he was arresting. That's a lot, right,
I'm lunchboxed out your bone head store of the day.
All right, This is Leslie from Indiana who left us
a voicemail. I was just calling and wondering about the
thing you guys, you and Caitlin found in your your
house that might be worth money. We never heard an
update on that, I don't think so just check it

(01:03:18):
in well. I have not shared an update. It has
been a praise by two different people. It is also
not in the house anymore. You sold it, no, but
I don't. People come and try to steal it, even
though they don't know what it is. They show up,
where's that thing? Where? Where's the mystery thing? There is
something in the house that we found and more like
this might be worth something. Eddy, you know what it is.

(01:03:41):
I know what it is. You wouldn't think it was
worth that money? Oh, I try to throw it away.
I thought he's garbage. Yeah, I know for a fact,
and don't put me on camera on this. Okay, that
it's worth at least this much? Can you see that? Yeah? Yeah? Wow,

(01:04:01):
at least who told you that we'll have two appraisals
and that's the average? Can you make a little bigger
so I can see that price? You didn't see that? No,
I didn't see. Now there was a glare than it
just won't working. What could it be? But you don't
know what it is. You don't know what I thought
everybody knew what I mean. I thought you knew what
it was. I don't know what it is. Oh man,
here's you and Leslie Shi talk. You guys could be

(01:04:22):
a spart great do I not know? I don't know.
I beg you. Well, there's no update yet, but I
will let you guys know. Hopefully it makes one of
those stories where it's like, person, you know, buy something
from seven or eleven. It turns out as an ancient
Rome bust of an emperor worth ten million dollars. If
you hold on to it for longer, will it increase
in value? Yes, that's true, Yes, that's true. What yes? Okay?
That being said, we're out of here um over the weekend. Tonight,

(01:04:45):
I'm off to Arkansas. I'm gonna go to a dinner
tonight which is pretty cool on the campus University of Arkansas.
And then tomorrow is graduation, So congratulations to all the graduates.
I'll be doing a little speaking at the Arkansas graduation
and receiving an honorary doctorate. So I'll be back on
Monday with the stethoscope. So let's baby, let's go, white coat, dude, Shore,
I got your graduation card. You did money in it? No?

(01:05:08):
Is it like to start his life off? Is it? Doctor?
The card says it all? Do you want me to
read it to you? Sure? Today is the beginning of
good things for you, new ventures, new beginning toward the
end more. Both of you guys got a line, new ventures,
new accomplishments to celebrate with pride. But throughout your life,

(01:05:31):
remember you're already a success because all of your qualities
are who you are. Inside it says congratulations on your degree.
Did you write that doctorate? Know? What's the card? Oh?
I got the card, but she wrote nothing in it.
She just because I was just gonna sign I was
going to cross out degree and put doctorate I just
realized I wrote that. I didn't know that what the

(01:05:52):
company wrote it. Uh yeah, Hallmark, Thanks Hallmark. They're good good.
All right, that's it. Great weekend. We'll see you Monday.
By everybody, get your bobby bones on.