Bailey Zimmerman calls into the studio to talk about what he hopes fans get from his debut album “Leave The Light On," how it feels going viral on Tik Tok and more! Plus, we play Blind Karaoke country love songs edition! Hear us sing our version of these classic songs. Then, we get a sneak peek of Bobby's latest BobbyCast with Rita Wilson! She talks about her acting and music career, new music and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
There we go this Welcome to Friday Show Morning Studio. Morning.
We'll play blind karaoke a little bit later. We have
a big wheel, we spin it whatever it lands on.
You have to sing and you don't have any words
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in front of you, so it's just like survival, but
the categories country love songs. So I will give you
that blind karaoke coming up a little later on this morning.
All right, let's get started here. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Eddie,
you're rough first here he is our video producer produce readie.
Our youth is just losing it? Are youth? Our youth
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is losing it? Let me tell you why. I'm at
the grocery store and I'm just trying to buy bread.
And there is a maybe sixteen year old girl. She's
unpacking stuff and loading into the shelves or whatever. And
I hear her on her bluetooth going like, man, you
tell that pep I want If I see you're on
the street, I'm gonna And I'm just like, oh, my goodness.
Lucky for her. My kids were not there, or else
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I would have been like, hey, watch your mouth, my
kids are here. But I didn't say anything. I thought
about going to the manager. I mean, like this employee
that you have on Aisle seven is cursing up a
store storm talking to someone on you done? I would
have and I almost did. I did, what did you do? Befo,
You've done nothing. I walked away and I said, I'm
gonna tell the show about this. Oh oh yeah, that's
what I did. You got her. But if your kids
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had been there, you definitely, if your kids would have
been there, you'd just been like kiss come up on well,
get away, get away. Here's the thing. When I was
like a teenager, we were at Pizza Hut and there
was a table next to us that started cursing up
a store and my dad got up and told him
to stop saying bad words. And it was so embarrassing
to me and my brother. You remember that, huh. I'll
never forget it. So I don't know even if my
kids were there, I would tell her anything. You wouldn't
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want to, though, just walked away. They just can't be
doing that, Like, especially she's at work. Is that the
new segment you're pitching. They just can't be doing that work.
I don't like it. I mean me, I just hear
that she's on the phone at work, Yeah, taking a
personal call. It was more of the bad words, and
she was like screaming them. Yeah, but if she doesn't
take a personal call at work the bad words. Ever,
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what if it was something she really needed to handle,
then go back in the breaker. There was definitely some
drama in her life for sure. Yea, yeah, all right, Eddie,
thank you. Next here he is lunchbox every boom. Look.
I come to you, Bobby because I need a huge favor,
because you have written so many books. In your latest
one Stanley of the Dogs First Day at Schools a
kid's book. Well, my nephews who are twins, they're turning four,
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coming up next week, and so I was just like,
you know what, what better gift than a sign too
signed copies of Stanley the Dog Because if they're twins,
you gotta get two. What I hear is what better
gift than a free one? No? No, no, no no,
you gotta think I am shaping their future. I'm giving
them a book. It teaches them to read and it
teaches them a life lesson. Most siblings they get books,
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it's to sign them. They just get one book and
I write both their names in it. Well, right, but
they're twins, so if you only give them one, that's
gonna fight. When they're say this, we're gonna rip this
book in half, and who remember steps up first? He goes,
no, no no, no, keep the book together and give it
to my brother. That's the one that gets the book.
Oh that's good. I think they're a little too young
to understand that that rule. They'll be like, yeah, rip it,
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rip it. They're only four. I mean, I have one
up here. I don't know if you have one over
here too. Didn't you already sign it though? This one? Yeah,
didn't you sign those? This one now I can sign.
I'm sure we have a couple. I'll yeah, I'll get
you two books. That's what I'm talking about. Hey, happy birthday.
An endorsement for the gift, you have to do an
endorsement though, now talking about good Bobby Bones right, Stanley
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the Dog The First Day at School. Get it on Amazon. Listen, guys,
there's this new book. It's changing the way kids think,
it's the changing the way kids act. It's teaching them
all about life. Stanley the Dog First Day at School.
You can go to Amazon dot com right now purchase
it will be shipped right to your door and oh
my goodness, you're gonna see a new favorite book in
your kid's hands, and a matter of day, count yourself
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with two new books. Yet Amazon that I got an
email from my neighborhood saying that someone showed up on
a neighbor's doorstep at two am, knocked softly, almost to
seem like maybe they were checking to see is anybody home,
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because you know, we recently had fall break, a lot
of people have been traveling. And then they sat there
on the porch for a while, got a phone call,
and then left, and so they were just letting people
know that this is a weird thing to happen at
two in the morning. And I'm wondering, Wow, did he
did he get a phone call from his boss, like, hey,
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call off the burglary. I don't think that's how that works,
or think you have to make the decision when your
feet on the ground burglary. It's probably a misunderstanding, like Amazon.
Amazon comes by like eleven a little right, that's that's tough,
or like maybe he thought he was on does deliberate four?
I am sometimes you can pick the four to eight
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am delivery. And I'm not saying it's Amazon, because the
shouldn't show up all black. Yeah, it was as a hoodie.
That's all that is weird. I would just think it
would be some sort of misunderstanding. If they got a
phone call and they left. You don't really get a
page going, hey, never mind, we're gonna go. Yeah, that's
not really a thing. Maybe his buddy's like, hey, I
got a better house, come meet me after. What he'd
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say is we got another one after you get that one.
Oh but yeah, yeah, i'd be on hyper alert. We are.
I have all the alarms that I was sleeping, my
finger on the trigger. Oh, they have the gun careful though,
that's why. Really does my neighborhood also, like last year
had that shooting. Crazy, that's crazy Mountain Pine. He doesn't
drink wine, so people think it's Bobby Jones, but it's
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really Bobby Bones. He can whoop Kingaru and he's worn
tough buckaroos. Thank you very much on the voicemail right there.
I appreciate that he didn't even leave his name. I'd
love to shout him out some days. You come in,
you know it's gonna be a great day, right, like
you can feel it? Oh yeah, you can just go
Today's gone rock. That is not today for me. Oh,
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I accidentally wore a mismatch brand shoes and stocks what
and it runs a whole day for me. I can't
stop thinking about it. I have Nike socks on with
Adida's shoes and never do that. It was dark this morning.
This is I can't stop thinking about it. I don't
always match brands, but I don't mismatch brands because there
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are socks that are just generic, but have a Nike
check on these socks that are with Adida's shoes. And
it cannot stop thinking about it, and it's gonna run
in my day and something I'm gonna call it right now.
Something bad's gonna hap me today. Yeah, like we should
work through this because this is not Yeah, we sich
work through I ambout to take socks off and just
go completely barefoot, go full Tom Sawyer. That's not a
bad idea exactly. Or do we need to call someone
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to get you some Adidas socks stats or to go
to Amazon dot com get it right away? But but yeah,
it was dark and I did the wrong and now
I'm freaking out that today is going to be ruined
because of that. Welcome to my life, everybody. It's a
little peek inside my head. And here's another four hours
and fifty minutes of it. Glad you're here. All right,
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It's time to open up the mailbag. Get something we
call hello, Bobby Bones. I'm kind of in a predicament.
I'm buying a house the next couple of months. I
told a friend a year and a half ago she
could live with me once I bought the house. Well,
she put a deposit down on a puppy a month ago.
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And don't get me wrong, I do like dogs. I
just don't want a puppy living in my new house.
And I really don't want to live with a dog.
Get this stage in my life. I know it's my
house and I should be able to just tell her
that I don't want a dog living with me. But
it's more difficult than that because she's one of my
best friends. I could really use some advice on how
to handle the situation. Sign soon to be new homeowner,
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hopefully not new dog owner. It's interesting because I wonder
if you knew. I wonder if she knew her friend
was getting a dog, like if she wanted a dog
that year and a half's a long time to put
it deposit and wait too. But it's tough because friend
has a dog. Start to pay it for the dog.
She's got that dog. She loves that dog, probably already.
And now you're saying you can live here about your dog, can't.
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I think if you didn't have that discussion before she
moved in about the rules of the house, that's that's
gonna be a tough one to fairly enforce. You can
enforce it anyway you want at your house, but you
may also get a big fight with a friend and
possibly lose a friend too, possibly lose someone living with
you if you're depending on that money to help you
pay the mortgage, because sometimes it's how you selp them
at a house payment or an expensive apartment. You have
somebody live with you so they can help you pay
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that off. And so my suggestion is get to love
in the dogs. Oh wow, have the conversation about how
to make sure the dog here's I'm gonna be honest
with you too, emailer, because you didn't put your name there.
You're gonna love this dog too. It may be annoying
for a minute, never met a dog didn't love. Eventually,
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and if it's a pop be there. It will be
a lot of hard times, aren't pooping and peeing. But
I think you'll probably love the dog. I understand it's
a new house. It's like a new car. I you're like,
don't eat in my car. I just got it. It's new. Okay,
smash cut. Four weeks later, you're eating a manwich while
you're driving down the road, paying a credit card with
your knee. You know, so that happens. But I think
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unless you've established the rules before she went and got
the dog, it's gonna be very uncomfortable to say, now,
no dog. You can. It's your house, no doubt, But
you didn't establish that. You might lose someone living with you,
and you might lose a friend in it. So my
first suggestion would be to now set the rules about
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the dog, because if you don't want to lose a
friend or get a big fight because she ain't give
them the dog back, she't give the dog back. She'
given the dog back. She's just that's not gonna happen.
Is to now set the rules about the dog. I
think that's where your compromise is. If you're willing to compromise,
that's my advice. You probably don't want to hear that,
but that's what I think. Amy. Yeah, you either do
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that or if you're not willing the dogs like I
didn't do it, and then start over and say no
dogs in the new house. Sorry, I just say that
to avoid any resentment, you're gonna just have to have
the uncomfortable conversation that like, Hey, I'm gonna have to
look for a new roommate and here's your deposit back.
I love you as a friend, but I just cannot
live with the dog. You won't be friends anymore. No,
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really not for a couple of years. Why, that's a
big one. I'm kicking you out of my house because
you're doing something that wasn't even a rule that was broken.
Oh my gosh, Like I feel like that. That then
that's weird. That's on the friend, like the friend. If
that happened to me, and if I was the friend
getting told that, I'd be like, Okay, wow, I understand
is a big thing. I got a dog. Yeah, but
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there was no rule against dogs. Okay, well, so what
do you expect me to do there? You didn't say
I couldn't get a dog, and I've already paid my deposit.
There's nowhere else to live. I've already that I didn't
people that are coming into the next house, I've already
taken over. I would say, oh my goodness, I didn't
think to talk about a dog because I didn't know
you were king what? No, you just didn't think, did you?
I didn't. Okay, I actually don't want to be your dog.
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Now I squat. If this is exactly how an argument's
going to be, exactly, I'm just playing the other person. No,
then you're not even thinking about me. You're thinking about
you being selfish. You never said there was a rule
for the dog. No, you're not. And so I I, oh, wow,
like this one. Not I don't want to live with
you anymore. There we go, there we go, and this
is they're not friends anymore exactly. We just acted out
what is going to happen. It's exactly right. Good luck
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with that. But it sounds like, if that's how they react,
you don't want to be friends anyways. Yeah you did.
They're a good friend. They love dogs. They love dogs too.
But if you're if you don't want a dog in
your brand new house, class dog hater, I'm all right.
If you want to stay friends, allow the dog in.
Just set big rules on the dog. That's what I think. No,
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I mean, you're right, I think the boundaries of the
dogs fine, Like, that's tough. It's tough because, like you know,
you made those plans, but having a dog in your
brand new house, that's that's hard too. I understand it.
But if you said that, like, hey, the dog can't
sit on couches, the dog can't do this whatever. You
gotta take it out five times a day, whatever. You
gotta set those rules early, because if you don't, that's
gonna be a trouble learning lesson such your rules early.
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You didn't address it. Take all animal, the consideration that
someone might may or may not purchase, don't give it.
If she gives a dog, dog would be mad. Nah,
that won't happen. Okay, all right, there you go. Thank
you for the email. That's an uncomfortable one. But we
shared what we would do, and Amy and I got
into a fake fight over that was good. Yeah, we're
no longer. Yeah, and now I just moved doubt. All right,
thank you, Morgan. If they want to email us, what
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do they do? Mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. We
got your that was found the closed bag. Ye. I
do think this is one of my favorite segments of
the entire week. It's time for fun fact Friday Fun Fact.
With our first fun fact, it's Amy Amy Well, a
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tree with darker leaves than the surrounding trees that can
indicate that a dead body is buried beneath it. Every
dark it gonna be a dead animal though. Two, oh,
that's true. Dead body of yeah, I guess anything. But
at some point in time something dead was there. And
I think the mobs in my woods because I got
a couple of those trees and dead bodies are there.
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Let's find out. Let's stand by me. His dead body
in there, guys, let's go get it all right. Up
next with this fun fact, it is Eddie Man President
Teddy Roosevelt. He had a pet hyena. Isn't that crazy?
It was a gift from the Ethiopian emperor and make
those domestic. I mean, I think it was already a pet,
so he the emperor gave it to Teddy and he
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had it. But Teddy also had um, a one legged rooster,
a badger, a pony, and a small bear. Apparently had
a bunch of beets. Let me walk through this. The
first one's a hyena. Yeah, I'm gonna pass on that
one seems a little too wild. Even if he isn't,
I think his parents probably were. And I think hyena
gonna hyena on me. I'm gonna pass on the hyena.
Next up was a one legged rooster. Love it. That's cool.
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Poor guys near to home. That's funny. Yeah. Next up,
that's a badger. I'm gonna pass on a badger. They're
pretty aggressive. That's honey badger. I think that's it's a
badger though, like I wouldn't mess with the badger. They're
not to be messed with at all. All right. Next
to a pony, pretty simple, Yeah, pretty? I like a
Shetland thought pony. And finally a small bear. But does
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it grow? Is it small because it's young? That's a
good question. If it stays small and I can hold
it in my arm, I probably want to keep it.
Like I've always wanted a panda. But man, I mean
he's gonna grow up and kill me right someday? Yeah? Probably.
It's so cute, really strong. All right's got a watch box,
lunch box? What's your fun fact, everybody knows who Charles
Dickens is, the guy that wrote a Christmas carol. He
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was so gross he used someone's skin flap as a bookmark.
That's a skin flap. That's something you would do, like
he took someone's piece of skin and use it as
the bookmark. That's like Jeffrey Dahmer type sounding. Yea, yeah,
but you're picking someone gross as weird because you will
peel off all your toneails and need them. I'm on
a pile and then eat them all. I lined them
up on my thigh and snack on the mine watching TV.
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Don't you even use them to pick your teeth? Yeah, somebody,
it's him talking about somebody being grossed. That makes me go,
this is a weird en for you to pick. Is
it like goals? Yeah? Yeah, well, I mean I don't
know if i'd use a skin flappers Yeah yeah, yeah,
thanksgiving tone els, I get it. Yeah, all right, were
gonna watch your fun. Fact if you ever see a
group of bunnies running around together, they have a name,
just like any group of animals, and that name is
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a fluffle. Group of bunnies is a fluff bluff. I
remember that because we'll use that a tribute question soon.
That's that's not an easy trip. But I'm just telling
you right now. Fluffle. It's called a fluffle. A group
of bunnies is called a fluff. Uff. You remember that,
you should never forget. And then finally, did you know
a woman was picked in the NBA Draft? No? How
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I think? Yeah? You didn't know? Yeah? Do you know
her story? Oh? Yes, her name? No, okay, what is
her name? Is? Lucia Harris? And the Jazz took her
on the seventh round in nineteen seventy seven. But do
you know why shouldn't play? Why she's pregnant? Wow, she
never played in a game. She must have been so good.
Two picks later, the Kancity Kings drafted the athlete we
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now know with Caitlyn Jenner, hoping jenneral would give up
try for basketball and that that didn't happen either. I
didn't know that either. That's crazy. So there you go.
That it's time for the good news. One hundred year
old man in Ohio just set a Guinness World Record
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for being the world's oldest working doctor. He has been
practicing medicine since nineteen forty seven. He found penicillin. He
continues to see patients twice a week, and there's a
documentary being made about him called What's Next. Or he's
a part of the documentary. His wife, Sue she's eighty nine,
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still works as well. But uh hey yeah yeah, and
uh he's gaining popularity on TikTok and here he is
telling people the three things that he would never do
as a doctor. These are three things I would never
do as a doctor. Would never smoke. I've never jumped
on a trampoline because I've seen too many people's teralyzed
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from their next down. I wouldn't write anymore. Wow, he
doesn't sound too old. He actually looks pretty good for
a hundred. But like, let's say you go to the
doctor and he's on Eurologists by the way, and you
find her hanging out Babe Ruth though yeah, or saw
him play Yeah, yeah, that's tough. He's a neurologist, sorry
(17:38):
I meant neurologist. Oh difference, but he's not doing surgeries
right differently, I don't know, but hopefully he doesn't think
he's a eurologist. Listen, it's great, I love it. I'm
sure he has just been around, has seen so many people,
go through so many things, and has such a wealth
of knowledge by just what have you been able to
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experience in his own life? Because he was in World
War two, Korean War, He's got a lot of experience.
He does wait back. That's good. Good for him, awesome story.
You know what else I like to watch on TikTok.
I guess I don't like to watch him. I haven't
seen him yet. The old traffic cop guy that's in Providence.
You go watch that. No, it's like an eighty five
year old judge. It's hilarious, and they put cameras in
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his courtroom and he gives him a life lesson that
it's like called light Lost in Providence or something. No, guys,
funny old guy. I bet if you watched it, you'd
see a club and be like, oh, I've seen something
stuff before. But really good? All right, Amy, A great story.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. It's the easiest trivia game ever. Lunchbox question
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number one. What color is the Twitter logo blue and
white blue? Correct? Eddie. What color is the Simpsons family
skin yellow? Correct? Morigo. What color is Rudolph's nose? Red correct. Amy.
What color is Barney the dinosaur purple? Correct? Now, if
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you miss it, you'll hear this sound right here, Lunchbox.
As a champion, he won the whole season as you
played to five, he's also winning this season. It is
a streak like I've never seen before. He see banging
and against the mic and not saying anything. So it
just sounds like somebodys sitting there here. It's the tiara, folks,
it's the championship crown. Ready. If you miss it, you're out,
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you get boned. Eddie's sitting up. He said, he's that
meme when you guys playing video games, and that leans forward.
Here we go. Question number one, easy trivia Lunchbox of
the Champion. You go first in this classic TV show Lassie.
In the category of animals is what kind of animal? Don? Correct? Eddie?
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In the movie Bamby? What kind of animal is Bambi?
Bambi's a deer? Correct Morgan. The category's animals in Jaws?
What kind of animal is jaws? Shark? Correct? Garfield is
what kind of animal? Amy? Cat? Correct? Good, Yeah, I'll
give you a little clap on. Now one's trivia category
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is years, oh years, Amy, No, lunchbox, how many years
are in a decade? Ten? Correct? Eddie? How many years
are in a century? One hundred? Correct? Morgan? How many
years are in a millennium? A thousand? Correct? Who Amy? Okay?
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If something takes place biannual? How many times does it
happen in a year? Twice correct? Let's give yourself a clap. Trivia.
Four people remain. Everybody's in the game. Government agency acronyms
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is your next category, Lunchbox. What does the C stand
for in C I A central correct? Yes, Eddie? What
does the B stand for? And f B I bureau correct?
Female body inspector. No, that's a t chir from next
(21:17):
spring break? Yeah, yeah, padre Morgan, what does the R
stand for? And I R I R s oh Man
I R S. I don't know. I think all I
knew was CIA and FBI UM research I R S.
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She says, it's research. It's revenue internal revenue service. That
makes sense, Morgan, Good to see you, Amy. What does
the D stand for in d E A drug? Correct?
Drug enforcement administration job. Three people remain. The next category
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is count like Dracula. Who knows? Yoh Like, Let's get
to it. If you can't sleep, you should count what lunchbox?
If you can't sleep, they say you should just count blank?
Oh well this I mean everybody does something different. I
(22:29):
don't know what. No, there's one general. If you can't sleep,
they say to count blank. I say, cows jumping over
the moon. That's that's it's it's hey, diddle, diddle. Um.
It is not the answer, though. I'm sorry you've been
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what do you count? Sheep? Yeah? I thought he was
sam bagging. I did too. That's such an easy one.
I thought he was sandbaging. Lunchbox has been lemonade. Wow,
down goes the eliminated Eddie. Come on, come on, not
counting jokers? How many cards are there on a standard
deck of playing cards? Fifty two? Correct? Golly, that is
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not easy, Amy. What's the name of the vampire like
muppet on Sesame Street? Count? Dracula count, count, Taculus count
the count, just count? Yeah, because he counts numbers. It's
just the count in that ball game. Yeah, yes, so
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I think, Man, I'm putting way too much stress on
myself during this game. It's lunchbox two, Eddie two, Amy one? Okay,
Organs here hanging out nice job, Eddie, get your win
under your belt, trying to get that count. How many
(24:00):
winds do have? You got two wins? It's not funny.
A voicemail left last night from John, Hey, this is
for lunch box. Do you think possibly they stole those
pumpkins because you are so famous? Is that maybe a possibility?
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Maybe they're keeping them in a bag in their room.
I don't know, collectors, I don't know how would I
did think about that that I was targeted because of
my fame and I that is a very strong possibility,
But I don't know about the bag in the room.
I don't understand. That sounds kind of creepy, right. They
love you, They love you. They probably want some of
your body here too. Yeah, like you should be like, wow,
that's awesome. No, I don't think. I mean I do.
(24:43):
Maybe my pictures to be sleeping in their house too? Yeah?
What that's weird? Then I don't want to think about that.
But you're not weird with celebrities, right, But you don't
think it could be that I was a celebrity targeted?
Like the what is that group called this targeted? Ring
blin fingering? That could be it? Yeah, you stole your
pumpkins that you stole to you guys could be next
(25:05):
You're Amy's pile of stories. A study found snoozing your
alarm two or three times isn't that bad for you?
Who did the study? Alarm Ploux of America trying to
bring them back Notre Dame. Yeah. Yeah, Ideally, what they
say is best is to go to bed early and
wake up naturally with no alarm exactly they wanted hippie
(25:26):
And I guess they think if you just go to
work that's good these days, like even if you snooz,
as long as you get to work, that's good. I
don't believe one study show me ten. Okay, they say,
but whether or not you hit snooze it doesn't make
a huge difference. But a few years ago, you convinced
me to stop snoozing. You hooked me up with a
listener that was my accountability partner, and we did it.
We broke the habit, and I don't snooze anymore. And
(25:46):
do you feel better? Because I feel better for it.
There's another study that equals that one out one right
here for people you know, I know, but this might
be good for people that are still snoozing. Like, go ahead,
keep it on. Oh no, no, don't do that. Why
just wake up? Would you ever be able to just
wake up naturally on time for this? I wake up
naturally every day, but way too Yeah? Wait, wait, what
(26:07):
I mean is you have that gift? Because my mom
had that gift. She would tell herself before bed, I
need to wake up at five am, and she wouldn't
set an alarm, and she would wake up at five am.
I wouldn't trust it enough that that would keep me up,
knowing that I couldn't trust it, right, Yeah, And now
I wake up three, four or five times a night anyway,
miserably every night. So yeah, I get up, no problem,
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not from seven hours already. All right? What else? A
woman put together a Halloween display in her front yard
featuring what looks like a body that's wrapped in plastic,
and it was apparently so realistic that someone called the
police to report a crime. Okay, oh again, America has
turned into a bunch of woosis said it before, I'll
say it again. It's Halloween. Well, let's go to our
nine one one expert lunchbox. Would you call nine one
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one hey, let's check in with our correspondent was called
nine one over ten times, go ahead. No, And here's
the thing. You think they would just leave the dead
body in the front yard exactly, They ain't thinking the
feet were poking out of the wrappings that shaped like
a human body. It was though. It was their way
to hide it body. Now was the time to do that,
hide in plain side. Yeah, everybody relaxed on calling the
cops over Halloween costumes or Halloween decorations or Halloween things
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hanging from trees, skeletons hanging from trees, except for also,
if it does look really real, you might need a call.
And also it might be a compliment to the people
if you do calling alood this I think it might be.
And the cops get there, like you have a dead body,
They're like, no, but thank you, I worked hard on Wow. Yeah,
what else came? Brown wants to do a rock collaboration
with slip Knot or corn What do you say? It
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like that? Because the slip knots harder than cornd the ones.
The clowns, I just don't Yeah, I cannot clowns. But masks, oh,
clown masks, yeah, masks Oh yeah, okay, I don't know
the clown yeah, there's not all of them. They're not
a bunch of clowns. I'm not sure. I don't even
know what they're not experts in slip I did see
the guy from Corn though, Jonathan Adams. He's got all
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the little dreads um. I saw him playing at a
high school the other day because the kid was a
big fan doing Battle of the Bands and they reached down.
He just showed up and played with them. Yeah, and
he was like, all right, let's go. Jonathan Davis is
his name, j Davis? And uh, it's awesome. The auditorium
went wild. I'm not even a Corn fan. They were
a little too hard for me, although they did have
freak on a leash, which is pretty cool back in
the day. But yeah, is a really cool thing for
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him to do. Well. Thanks to Mike d here we
have an exclusive clip of what a collab would sound like.
Here's like I Love Country Music featuring Slip Knot. Okay, bad, No,
that's pretty good. It's not bad. Like d nice job
over there remixing that thing that was Amy's pile of stories.
(28:49):
It's time for the good news. Good last week in
Staten Island, New York. Jackie, you know cleaning up the house,
takes the trash out to the trash can, puts it
by the curb. Trash truck comes, dumps the trash in,
and then she's in the house and she's like, wait
a minute, where's that special ring that was sitting on
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the table. She realized she threw it away into the
trash truck, so she goes chasing it through the neighborhood.
Stop that truck, Stop that truck. She's like, I threw
my ring away. And you think they're gonna just laugh
at her, right, Nope, trash truck pulls over and they
just empty the trash bag, buy bag, buy bag until
they find the ring. I never thought they'd laugh at
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her though, Never is that what you thought they were doing? Yeah, Like,
I'm not gonna dig through all this, like you know
how much trash. He's in a trash truck a lot.
And they sat there and went bag, buy bag, buy
bag until they bound the ring. I mean that is
like hours of work digging through the trash for a
little ring. The odds of you. And here's the probably
(29:54):
I would have thought. When you know your bag though
it lays a color like okay, you know how many
why white bags are like bag I don't know, but
it probably eliminates some Okay, you're right, I'll give you that,
but let's just think realistically, and it's probably near the top, yeah,
because you were able to flag them down. Yeah, it's
probably like one in fifteen bags. And then you probably
look at the very top of the trash. I mean,
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it doesn't say she realized in thirty seconds. It could
have been two blocks later. But my whole thing is
you probably if you're the trash guy, you're probably thinking,
maybe it's probably on your bathroom counter and you just
missed it. That's true too, Like I mean, realistically, is
it's somewhere in the house. It's any how crazy she
looked running at me, am I gonna think it did?
So they found it, found it, and she gave him
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a big hug. Maybe she didn't have the money to
tip them. I'm just saying that tip them. No, No,
I mean maybe they went above and beyond. I would
have to find a way to do something. Talk yourself
into it. He's talking himself into it, and they went
above and beyond. So I mean, maybe I wouldn't give
them a hug. That'd be weird. Because they like trash.
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But valid point, yeah, I mean the garbage. Yeah, So
I mean I I may break it off of ten,
but you have more than ten to get well, but
ten each, that's twenty. I mean, because there's probably two
guys on a truck, right, two or three maybe like
at ten they would definitely laugh at that, right, But
why is that weird guy caring about a special ring?
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All right, that's a great story. That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. It's a
tough story. Rita Wilson, she's big time actress. She's married
Tom Hanks, She's a singer. I was interviewing her about
her parents, and her dad escaped from Bulgaria and she
told the story about how he would keep getting caught
and what they did the last time that they caught him. Now,
(31:39):
this is just to get to America, I mean, And
she started crying while telling the story. Is it crazy?
Listen to this? Tries to escape, gets caught, goes. They
say him, if you try to escape again, we're gonna
make you an enemy of the state and we're gonna
put you in jail. He does it again, He gets
caught and they put him in a labor camp, and
this labor camp was one of the most severe labor
(31:59):
camps at the time. Call me this labor camp. He
gets a job. It's a cold sort of mining labor camp,
and he notices that at the night shift there are
these trains that come in and they pick up. He
wanted to work the night shift because he knew if
he worked the night shift he had a plan and
they had the plan. And I want to tell you
what happened. Well, he didn't die because he got to
America and then had Rita Wilson. But to have the
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bravery to escape that he basically paid off a guard
with cigarettes and they escaped running beside a train and
the guy's not being able to see in between the
gaps because they ran right along the side of it.
And then they came after them, and he got out,
got to America and met her mom, obviously, and she's like,
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he was so proud of America because he was able
to have a life and able to create. It's you
just hear about people from Hollywood and you're like, ah,
bet it was easy for them. I mean, it's a
crazy story about her parents. It's on the Bobbycast, right
now it's from Rita Wilson. It's just a great, great
episode of that. So I hope you check it out
this weekend. If you have nothing to do, go search
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it up. It's time now for the Morning Corny. The
Morning Corny. Why do ghosts pick their nose? Why do
ghosts pick their nose? To get the boot? Girls? That
was the Morning Corny. It's time for blind karaoke. You
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can't see the words because there are none. Now you
may know the songs or how you think they might go.
It's your job and get up and sing it best
you can. So the categories country love songs, there are
songs like Shania Twain, You're Still the One, Tim McGraw,
It's Your Love, Garth Brooks, to make you feel My Love,
Trisha your Wood, She's in love with the Boy. All
country love songs up first are defending champion. It is
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producer Eddie. Let's go, what's your Man? That's Josh Turner
Maybe yeah, so Eddie the only one. I'm very comfortable
with his ring of Fire. That's it? Which one would
you not be comfortable with? All the rest? I mean
love story Taylor Swift. I don't know that I want
to be a struggle. Yeah, let's see how he does.
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Let's spend that. We come on, love story, Let's go
love story. Bring a fire, baby, Honey, you'll be singing love.
Oh you missed it by one. Stop it. I'm not
singing this. You have to sing this. This is Dolly.
I will always love you. At least it's the Dolly version.
I don't know which version it is, but I will
always love you, written by Dolly Parton. We're gonna let
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you hear a little clip of it first. To Dolly Parton,
I will always love you. Honey. You know what I'm thinking.
You say I may not always love you. I will.
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There's a place in my heart. How does this even go? Then?
I feel you, and when I see your eyes it
makes me feel things that I would normally not feel.
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And willow always love you. Oh, I will always love you.
Should I go a second? First? Honey? You there he
(35:44):
is Eddie. I wasn't about to hit the high note,
so I had to. You know, whatever you want your
performance you now you stop? Stop. I just write your
scores down Scooby, Steve, my Da myself. You get a
score of one to ten. LAVAGEMU will declare a winner.
Coming up a little later, he scores Lois eats the
hot No no, no no that what what what we're
(36:05):
not doing that? What? What I next? Up to play?
Blind karaoke country love songs? Is Amy? Here? Amy, it's
been a while since just scored well and buy a
while ever. Yeah, it's been tough, it's been tough. Well,
there's your wheelhouse, Amy, this is your These are your song?
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Do you want about any of the songs? I mean,
I think I could. I don't know, honestly, it doesn't matter. Okay, fine,
probably love story? Um yeah, or yeah, she's in love
with a boy. That's a good Yeah, so Tricia or Taylor,
my girls. Amy's on the stage, she has the microphone
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in her hand. I'm never we're gona spend wheel see
what she sings. Let's come on, love story? Just tell
me I'm not looking got it? The one you want?
The one you were like, what's that one? Yep, don't
even know that song? Okay, here's a clip. Yeah you
will when you hear it ahead, just to be your man, Eddie.
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That's the wrong Okay, that's the wrong song. You were
singing the same song. Yeah, that's right. All right, here
we go. Ray get the song here we written by
Chris Stapleton. Everybody, well, John get low. Yeah, okay, wait
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for it. I'll give you the cue here. I think
I know I'm here we go. Okay, Baby, locked the
doors and turn the lights down low. Put on music,
something soft and slow, because baby, we ain't got no
place to go. I hope you understand. I've been thinking
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about you all a. Hello, baby, I've never felt something strong.
So when you come home, no, you're turning me on. Okay,
And I just wanna be your man. Oh so, Baby
locked them doors and walk through the door. Yeah, exactly what. Sorry,
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I can be your man. Just take it slow, just no, Baby,
lock through the first time ever. Ammy tolds to shut
out so she could listen to the background vocals to
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figure out the words. Yeah too good. See that she
is again. You know, I don't know if that's loud
making a shut up to hear the background vocal is
pretty good. That's good. But I will say I liked it,
and do what you know? Do what you know? Oh?
There she has her performance. Give it up for a yeah.
(39:04):
All right, So the next two we're gonna be lunchbox
and Abbey, Lunchbox, as you look at the wheel, I
already know my song man, let me just have it.
I bet she's in love with the boy. I know
that one. It's the one you want? Nah? Which one
do you want? Man? There's some of those. I don't
even know what they are. Okay. The one I want
is where to go? Uh? It's your love? How do
you think that will start? Tim mcgrawl, how do you
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think it starts? Dancing in the dog? Oh? Wow, he
doesn't know, not know at all, like you like no chance?
Ring of fire. Wait, that's that's a classic man Um
broken road. You're still the one. I haven't heard anything
as pure as you singing Rascal Flats a happy man?
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No idea? Do you sings that? Thomas Rhett? Yeah, okay,
we'll come back. Lunchbox will go. I mean I'm in
trouble if I don't get the one, and then Abbey
will go. I have a champion here in Blind Karaoke.
We'll come back. Yes, Blind Karaoke Segment two. Lunchbox has
entered the stage. He has the microphone in his hands.
Let's go. He's got his his sweatpants on, he has
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hoodie ready. Yeah, his track shoes on. Let's go. Did
you ride your bike this morning? No? Too cold today?
It looks like yeah, it looks like you rode your
bike here and then did some laps around the building.
It was a little too cold. I've still gotta I
gotta get better gloves because when I ride in the cold,
my hands are like my knuckles are frozen. Are you
planning to ride your bike to work in the winter?
I would like to yes, yes, but it's I mean
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it's cold, I'm telling you, I would like to yes, yes, frostbike.
Frostbite is a real thing. All right? What song do
you want up here? On this? So? I want um?
It's sure love Tim McGraw, Baby, give me to put
it on it before we start. No no no no
no no no no no no no no no no
no no no no what is I will always love
you one good? Yeah, you won't get you remember that.
I don't remember that performance? All right? Here we go,
(40:53):
hold on blind karaoke. Whatever that he lands on, he
gets no words. He has to sing from what he knows.
Let's spread. Yeah, come on, let's go. It's not gonna Tim,
You're still the one who do you think things? That
you're still the one good to guess. Oh boy, um,
(41:17):
you're still the one who guess anything. Yeah, Martina McBride,
you're not wrong. I mean you're not right, but you're
I mean, he's wrong, but I'm saying like he he
knows it's a woman, right, Yeah, I can hear a
woman's voice. You. How would you sing it? Before you
played the club? You're still the one. You're still the one.
You're still the one I want for all time. You're
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you're set, you're saying words. How would you singing? You're
still the one I want all time. You're still the
one on my mind? Eddie, it's not Ray? Would you
play for him? Oh? Okay, got it? Who sings that?
That's Chania? That's right, correct, lunchbox blind karaoke doing Shania Twain.
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You're still the one. Looks like we made it, took
the long way? He yeah, baby? Is that right? Is that?
When does it start? It looks like made it. We
took the long way about it, because you're ready, when's
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it kick in? It hadn't started yet? Looks no, it
started already. You're supposed to tell me I did? I said.
It looks like we made it. I literally told where
to come in. You're the one I come running to
in the middle of the night when I have a nightmare.
You're still the one I want to lay next to
and hug you and hold you and kids. You're still
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the one I want to cook for me. You're still
the one I want to do my laundry. You're still
the one I want to have kids with because you're
still the one. You're still the one I dream about.
You're still the one that makes my heart go beep
beep beep. You're still the one I call my one
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and only because you're still the one I say I do.
I love you because you're still the one that gets me.
You're still good. I thought he had like a big
finish coming up, but he never stopped. He's one big finish.
(43:32):
He's gonna keep going it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did
queue you in. I did it with you. I said
you're still the one I thought you were. Just no,
I said, we made it. No, no, no, I was
trying to lead you in. You know what that was
a performance? Yes, you rhymed really well, Thank you did?
I really asked how for it to like you and
do and move? But he did Good and the Kicking
and the Laundry. Yeah, man, give it up for lunch Bob. Yeah, man,
(43:55):
I never get the song on one. Yeah, you'd suck
to that too. But you want to bet like the
bright bet? What which one your love? How much you want? Bet?
If you win, you can do it. Okay, if you win,
you're not gonna do it. Bring it, Abby, You're up next,
our resident singer. She takes the stage. Abby's gonna dominate. Abby?
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Is there a song on this that you think you'd
be the best at? Oh, she's in love with the boy. Definitely.
Abby back there organizing, coming up with segments, answer her phone,
she does it all and now she's gonna sing and
hopefully win Bland karaoke. Are you ready? Let's spend now.
(44:38):
Don't be a guy. I don't want to go most stories.
It's your love. Oh it's lunchbox. You see why nobody
did anything to you. There's no the one song I want.
I never get it at no showbiz? Yeah that showbiz baby?
They Yeah, do you know what Abby? Yeah, let's just
hit it in. Okay. Oh, here we go I know
(44:59):
about yeah, Oh yeah, let's go at. Let's go Abby
dancing in the dark middle loving night, taking your heart
(45:22):
and holding it tied emotional to touching maskin, asking you
to do what you've been doing all over again. Oh,
it's a beautiful thing. Don't think I can keep it all.
(45:45):
I just gotta let you know what it is that
all me go. It's your love. It just does something
to me. It sends a shog a rat through me.
I can't get enough. And if you want about the spam,
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who baby, I get so shaky. Dang it. Yeah, I
hate when I do that. You got and sing something
you don't do oft in front of people. You never
see what it's annoying. Abby, Thank you, thank you. We're
gonna go to the judge if we get some judge
(46:38):
in music, please, as we can't calculate our votes. She
didn't know all the words, looking at the scores here
all right, what I'm here? What are you saying yet?
He said? She nailed it, and Lunch said something like,
what you know the words? I wouldn't see. Yeah, I
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was already adding up here all right, all right? Oh,
adding up he's working on mine adding over here, Mann,
that's song. I should have gone higher on them. Yeah,
you should have usually really gone for it. Dude, you didn't.
I should have gone lower. You should have I don't
know how much. Look it was pretty good, Amy, you
did pretty good. Damn I had to do shanaya karaoke. Okay,
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that a word. We have our results. Well, I'll say this, Eddie,
you're not going to repeat his champion. Yeah, I didn't
think so. We knew that. I didn't think so, so Eddie.
One last week, Eddie, you have a total score of fourteen.
I'll say this, Lunchbox, you have a score of eighteen. Yeah,
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I'm run to hammer. I brought the hammer this. How
did that happen? Did you hear the performance? Did you
watch it if you were a witness, Yeah, you were
a witness. I went for it, for it. You gotta
go for it. And when you're up there, you gotta
go for it. You can't be scared if a high no,
go for it something. Yeah, I'd rather you go forwarden
miss it than not shoot for you'd rather Okay, next
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up is and this is not an order, but Lunchbox
eighteen Eddie fourteen. That's not good, Amy fifteen thirteen. Abbie's
left and there's no way she got the lowest score
oh so, yeah, you finished less? How did I? How
did Eddie beat me? Well? More talent? No, I haven't
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actually understand that Amy got points for talent Amy thirteen,
Eddie fourteen, Lunchbox eighteen. You think you want to go
get the mic down? I mean, if you think you one,
you might as well go out there. He's going up there,
he's getting this on the abbey just did. But you
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don't know if Abby one or not. How are you
going up there? You don't know if you want? Yeah,
you feel hands it in the duk Okay, middle of
the score was eighteen. If Abby hit hey, hold on
a seconded this. If Abby hits nineteen, she wins. We
feel like Abby hit nineteen. Yes, I have maybe like
twenty seven. I mean twenty seven. Absolutely? Did you listen
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to it? Okay? She got every word? Right? Are you
on stage right now? Though you're like, you have the
headphones on, You're on stage the PA I got it pop.
I'm ready to hear the music so I can sing,
because you said I if I win, I get to sing.
It's your love ready you have? It's your love? Quede
up just in case? Okay, Okay, here we go. If
you got nineteen. You are the winner. Okay, Abby, your
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score is seventeen. How was that voice? Your score is
a voice from a puff seventeen. Yeah, I did it.
I did it. He didn't know anything. I can't hear
you back there. It's my turney stage here he has
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playing us out all pass It starts, No, you just
said you knew it? Why I know? I don't. I
don't know how I'll kill you yet. Congratulations on your
way you can go and dancing in the dog middle
of the night, holding your hand and holding it chime.
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You get that emotional touch of feeling you next to me,
asking you to do what you've been doing all over again.
And people keep saying what is it? And I say,
it's your love. It does something to me. It sends
a shock right through me. Will I ever get enough? Oh?
(50:42):
Try we here, God, it's your love. It doesn't saw
it out to me. It sends a shock right down me.
Oh get enough, get you get the pub Oh my gosh, kids,
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Oh my goodness. Today's October twenty first, so you have
ten days to go watch that scary movie. And Amy
lost the wheel so she has to go watch Terrifier two.
I've never seen Terrifier one, but this movie is so
gory and scary. People were passing out in the theaters,
and so everybody's on the wheel. You spend, you lose,
(51:40):
you go win. I don't know yet. You have ten days,
I know, but I'll figure it out, probably the weekend.
So Halloween's on the thirty first, so I don't know Saturday.
Why not just get it over with. I wish I
could the movies two and a half hours long. I
have a job, I have children, I have things. So
speaking of children, your daughter's really pestering you to go
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because she loves scary movies. Yeah, it's her favorite genre.
Does she know how gory this one is? Yes? Okay,
what are she saying to you? Just please? I'm an all. Yeah,
she's like, mom, it's really not a big of a deal.
I know it's not real. And then she looks at me.
You know it's not real, right, And I'm like, yeah,
she teaches you it's not real. That's her logic behind
her letting me watch it, which I've allowed. And that
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other scary movie with the scissors in the promo or
the Freaky Girl at the Eyes us, Oh yeah, that's
a good one. I don't like scary movies. I liked
Us it was just enough of a thriller to not
be monster all the time. Yeah. But that other Jordan
Pale movie, get Out, that's a good one. Yeah, she's
probably seen that get Out. What. I don't want to
(52:43):
say anything. I don't want to say an evening about
it because it's so you just need to watch it
without knowing anything about it. Yeah. So our listeners shaming
you for even thinking about taking your daughter, Well so
I kind of thought they would be right. But I'm
actually getting messages from some listeners. They're like, we're taking
our kids. Uh, you just came. Like one person said, Hey,
I'm literally just sending you a note to let you
know that my kid loves horror movies and we're allowing it.
(53:07):
And I'm like, okay, and their son's twelve, what are
you leaning? My daughter's fifteen? Are you leaning towards yes
or no? I'm I don't know. I don't know yet.
I'm still I'm honestly like a fifty fifty if do
I need to choose right now? No, I just want
to where you're leaning. I'm leaning that it's not smart
because comments sensemedia dot com said absolutely not for children.
(53:32):
Basically so many other comments that made using like worst
parent of the world if you take your kid to this,
And then I get nice notes from our listeners that
are like, it's it's we're taking our kids as long
as you If you have a kid, that's okay with
scary movies, and it shouldn't be that big of a deal.
But this is next level scary. This is you might
pass out. People are vomiting. Did you know people are
vomiting by watching it or in the movie from watching
(53:54):
it in the movie? That wouldn't be too bad. Wrest
On that stand by me to eat the pie s
not in the movie movie goers? Ye hear yet, so
it's probably not the responsible thing for me to do.
Would you rather go to the movie or eat the
Little Nitro gummy bear? Get to pick. I still have
it up here for some occasion. This is a little
Nigro gummy bear, hottest gummy bear in the whole wide world,
(54:16):
and people are eating it in vomiting nice and passing out.
Same thing the movie makes you do. Would you rather
watch the movie or eat the gummy bear? I mean,
I'm seriously contemplating here, but I know how painful it
was when I took the hottest shot in the world
and that was like I wanted to die movie it is, okay,
so let us know what you decide. No pressure. If
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you think you're her mom, don't forget that. If she
takes her daughter, though, can she sit with her? They
can sit together together. Just saying that was the goal
to begin with. Here's what I'll say, and we can
end on this. Are you taking her because you need
a companion if you do take her? Are you taking
it because she really wants to think? That's what There's
(54:57):
a difference, right If you're taking her because you need
somebody with you, don't take her. If you're taking her
because you think she really wants to go in and
be okay, and I'd win mom points and then I
can say, hey, remember that time I took you to
that movie you really wanted to go to and I
shouldn't have. But you could always take her back, like
watch it once for the show. So you don't know yet.
(55:18):
I don't know yet. Okay, uh scary, but for real scary.
Parts of Florida that were hit hardest by Hurricane Ian
are having a ton of affections from flesh eating bacteria
that lives in the flood of waters. Yeah, oh do
you see this story. Yeah, so it already existed, but
because of the hurricane, it kind of spread everywhere. Don't
you know. The under the ocean, there's probably like creatures.
(55:40):
They're not probably there are creatures we've never even seen before.
They're probably whole aliens of time machines down there, probably both.
That's crazy that they can't get all the way down
at the bottom of the ocean. And you know what's
down where you can't see aliens? Nobody knows, could be anything,
But it's like water, right, even this it exists, it's already,
(56:00):
but it just never came in enough. And now that
it's in, they've seen sixty five cases of Vibrio valnificus
infections and eleven deaths. People are dying from this. That's
truly scary. That is so the US Centers for Disease
Control Preventions say that it lives in warm sea seawater.
(56:21):
It's a type of food born illness creating bacteria, and
it needs salt to survive. This why it's in salt
water obviously, and they say it's rare but it's in
now because of the flood waters. But it's the first
time it's ever been there because flooding is so bad
because the hurricane. Anyway, we thinking about everybody down there.
They're still you're still dealing with it. Even though the
(56:42):
news is down. They're making it. The things that we're
are still giving to it. So they're still dealing with
it every single day and going, man, this still sucks.
This is very hard for us. But we don't think
about it if we're not there because it's not the news,
it's not in the cycle. So we're thinking about you guys.
So Bobby Bones Show interviews in case you didn't know,
his name is Bailey Zimmerman. So he's working just for
(57:04):
oil and Gas company and he's sang on TikTok. Never
sang before. I got a million views in a night
and quit called him, was like, I'm done, guys. Wow,
never sang before. He told me the only time he
ever sang was on the basketball court and he was like, yeah,
I'll try. He sang Luke Hoombs hurricane, but never saying.
He was like, dang, people think I can sing. And
(57:24):
he came to Nashville and took a bunch of meetings
to know what. Didn't know who he's talking to really,
because he didn't know the difference in managers and labels
and who does until yeah, he's like, I didn't really
know what I was doing, and he just has blown up.
I'm gonna play a couple of songs for you. This
is called Rock and a Hard Place between a rock
and a place Jam Jam. This one's called fall in Love.
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His name is Bailey Zimmerman. Hedn't played any live shows
because he hadn't sang a whole out when I first
met him, and I said, what's the hardest thing? He goes,
you have to learn how to breathe, he said. The
first show I ever did, I ran out and I ran.
I said, if I ever got on a show, I'm
running across the catwalk. That big thing he goes, I
sprint it out and it was time to start singing.
I was like, I can't breathe. Yeah, and so it
just I mean, I love this kid, and so here
he is. He's got a record out today called Leave
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the Light On. It is Bailey Zimmerman on the Bobby
Bones Show. Now Bailey Zimmerman, Hey, Bailey Where are you
right now? I just got back from London. I'm in
his Manta, Georgia. Oh you just got back to the States.
How was London so sick? I got to see doubled
like your buses and like these crazy old tabs and stuff.
They would insane. Dude, that's gotta be wild for you,
(58:35):
because I know the first time I went over there
was like, what is happening? I'm from a small town
in Arkansas. I never thought I would see England. Are
you feeling the same thing? Why are you over there?
Like I cannot believe I'm actually here. It felt like
you're in a movie, Like everywhere you went was a movie.
It felt like, you know the alleyways. It feels like
every alleyway is a new experience. Like if I walked
down there, there are so many things that could happen.
You know, what does your mom say about all this?
(58:57):
She cried when I told her I was going to London?
She cried, Did your mom ever listen to our episode
where we were talking about her? Yes, she's like fifteen times. Yeah. Well,
I want to talk about the record because you're You're
the real deal, dude. I mean, your song fall in
love is. You know, we're getting close to top five now.
I mean, you've it's crazy to watch kind of the
(59:18):
rocket launch that is. Bailey Zimmerman. You finally got a
e eight songs that are out now. The new album's
lead The Light On. This is your first album. What
are you trying to say with these songs? Honestly, I
wanted people to know that, like, I'm a real person
and I go through the same things that like they do,
you know, like House on Fire and train Wreck Is
I have emotions as well. I'm not just this kid
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that makes music for the fun of it. This is
how I expressed myself, you know, and I wanted to
show people this is who I am in eight songs.
This is me. Do you feel because you got so
famous so quick on TikTok and Instagram and the Internet
that people don't feel like you're a real person. That's
a dumb question. But do you feel like they're like
you're just like a character or influencer? Yeah? Man, I mean,
(01:00:01):
you know, there's there's a lot of I've been dealing
with a little lately where there's a lot of people
that come on and they say like hateful things, and
they say things and it's like, hey, you got to
realize I'm still human, Like I still care about how
you guys feel, and I still have feelings as well.
And it's not like I'm just this robot and I'm
just every day twelve and six post the same post.
(01:00:22):
It's like, I'm doing this to try to help people,
and I'm like expressed by myself as well. You know, yeah,
I think you said it best. I mean, I think
anybody that has a job where there's a platform involved
and people see them, people start to think they're not
real people and that they're bulletproof. And it sucks. It sucks.
Sometimes people are mean or say hateful things about what
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you look like, how you sound. I'm talking not talking
about you, Bailey, and I'm talking about me. Sometimes it
sucks and it's hurtful. And I'm glad that you said
that right there, because it's a pretty vulnerable thing to say.
What's been the coolest thing though about having this sudden,
you know, ability to travel the country and travel the
world and play music. The people you impact, the stories
you hear, and the things that people go through in
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their lives and how each song helps them or what
the song means to them. Gavin Lucas said it best
to me. He said, you know, when people ask this
one artist that Gavin loves, he would say, well, what
does it mean to you? And that's what my favorite
thing needs to ask to people. They're like, well, what
did you what do you mean by this and this song?
And I'm like, well, honestly, this means this to me,
(01:01:24):
but what does it mean to you? And They'll be like, well,
I went through this and this and that, and you
learn about the most random people that you may not
ever see again in your life, but I will always
remember that. That's like my favorite part about all of it.
It's Bailey Zimmerman. His album's out today. It's called Leave
the Light On. It's eight tracks. Bailey, here's what I
want to do, because I know you're not here in town,
but when you get back to town, and I said
(01:01:45):
this to you before, I want to get you up here.
But I want you to bring your mom, so find
out when she can be here too, and you come
in and perform on the show, but I want her
to come and sit in on the show as well.
Do you think we can make that happen at some point? Yeah? Easy? Dude,
you tell me the time, we'll line it up. Hey,
you're my guy, dude. I'm massive fan of your congratulations
on everything. And I know we're doing this on the phone,
(01:02:06):
but I definitely wanted to talk about the album and
get you on here, and let's figure out a time
and get you up here, all right, man, Yeah, dude, absolutely, man, absolutely,
all right. Bailey talked to you Soonboddy. But mister Bobby,
all right, Sea Sorry. Today. This story comes to us
from Glendalyn, Pennsylvania. A man walked into a bank, had
a note in his hand, handed it to the tellerson,
(01:02:27):
give me all the money. So they put a bunch
of money in the bag and he left. The Only
problem is he wore the same shirt as he did
in his driver's license photos. So when they ran the
picture through the database, same clothes, same clothes matched up perfectly.
Well you can tell us on Instagram in they never
wear the same clothes twice. Now, he would have not.
He would have worn him once and then traded him
in or burned them or soul him or something. So
(01:02:49):
you know that also shows you he probably went to
rob last minute, like he probably just felt like he
needed it. And didn't have a big plan. Yeah, it
didn't cover his face, didn't cover anything, or maybe he's
walking by. It's like, you know, fun to do today? Rob? Yeah?
Why not? Like that looks fun? All right? That I'm Lunchbox.
That's your bone head story of the day. Lunchbox wants
to start a feud with another country star. Do we
(01:03:11):
want to let him or no? It depends who it is, right, Well,
I'm a friend of this person. Oh no, I mean
I feel like he starts feuds just to get free
stuff because he did it with christ Jansen and then
he got it like a card. I think it was
two fifty to Ruth Chris. Do you ever use it? Yeah,
a special occasion. There was a stupid feud that had
note he Lunchbox didn't even have a point. But Christianson's like,
(01:03:34):
I just want to end it. Here's a gift card
to roots Chris, and he's like, no feud. So now
I wants to start a few with Luke Bryan. Oh
that's a big dog right there. Well you want to
know why I'm starting a feud with Luke Bryan is
because he sent boxes of jockey outdoor you know whatever
to the studio and I'm like, oh, great, he sent
us all jockey you know, give where big boxes, big
(01:03:54):
boxes him his wife or jockey ambassadors and the commercials.
Yeah yeah. So I was like great, and I go
and I'll look over there, Bobby Bones. I'm like, Okay,
that's not my box. Next one, Caitlin Huh she doesn't
work here exactly. Yeah, Abby huh works in there. Okay.
Next Lauren, Huh, that's it. Lauren, Lauren that works in
(01:04:16):
the other room. That does I don't know what she does.
She's in front of a computer. She's probably our newest person.
She's been here for about a week and she hangs
out than a week Okay, I mean she hangs out.
I don't even know what she does. Really, uh, And
that's it. And I'm like, hello pecking order, Hello, Luke Brian,
did you forget about me? How did you leave me
off the list? I mean, not even Amy, not even
(01:04:37):
Morgan number two. He went to Lauren. No idea how
people's exactly, And so until he has made that remedy
of the situation, he is we are boycotting Luke Bryan.
He is banned, aren't we aren't. I'm not I'm not Amy, Amy,
you got disrespected like major league Hay Scuba, Steve. Yeah,
(01:05:01):
do you know why the boxes came to who they
came to? You know? I don't know, because the same
person who sends those normally sends them to everyone, or
at least the lunch boxes speak the pecking order, and
this time it was a little shocking that it didn't
go to where it normally goes. I mean, how do
they even know that? I don't want to say we
should boycott and artists over it, but I am with him.
That is a little fishy. Who's the how do they
know Lauren exactly? I'm also I like Lauren. I think
(01:05:28):
a bright future here, but uh, I don't think you
know her unless you know her, like she hasn't been
on the air anything. No, Yeah, that's pretty that's weird. Yeah,
so boycott, I would bet Luke had nothing to do
with him. That's what you would attach your names to something.
You're responsible because it says Luke Bryan on there. It
does exactly, So I don't understand. I think that's a
(01:05:54):
good thing to investigate, though, like why Abbey and or
even Caitlin. I know why Caitlyn because they're doing me
and they have a women's brand. They probably want us
both there because Caroline wears all the jockey stuff and
yeah we know them. Yeah, so Luke the loser, loser, loser,
I'm gonna get picked up right. Sorry, you guys, take
care Les, I mean Amy, they left you off. You're mad.
(01:06:18):
He's trying to recruit people. He's trying to get her mad. Yeah, okay,
so we're not gonna boycott Luke, but we are going
to figure out how they knew. I'll find out. I'll
get you an answer that's funny. Well, what's a good
slogan we can use. Let's find out that's good. That's good,
have a good weekend, anything like that. Leave Luke out,
leave Luke out right, thank you, and that's all. Have
(01:06:40):
a great weekend. There's an episode of twenty five Whistles
up today, or football Show. I hope you check it out.
Amy's Got Four Things or Losers have a show up today.
There's a lot of podcast for your weekend, so hopefully
you check it out. Go to Bobby Bones dot com.
You can see all of our podcasts if you look
at for something to listen to this weekend. Hope you
have awesome one. We'll see you Monday. By everybody Up.
Bobby Bones, Bobby Bones,
There we go this Welcome to Friday Show Morning Studio. Morning.
We'll play blind karaoke a little bit later. We have
a big wheel, we spin it whatever it lands on.
You have to sing and you don't have any words
(00:22):
in front of you, so it's just like survival, but
the categories country love songs. So I will give you
that blind karaoke coming up a little later on this morning.
All right, let's get started here. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Eddie,
you're rough first here he is our video producer produce readie.
Our youth is just losing it? Are youth? Our youth
(00:44):
is losing it? Let me tell you why. I'm at
the grocery store and I'm just trying to buy bread.
And there is a maybe sixteen year old girl. She's
unpacking stuff and loading into the shelves or whatever. And
I hear her on her bluetooth going like, man, you
tell that pep I want If I see you're on
the street, I'm gonna And I'm just like, oh, my goodness.
Lucky for her. My kids were not there, or else
(01:06):
I would have been like, hey, watch your mouth, my
kids are here. But I didn't say anything. I thought
about going to the manager. I mean, like this employee
that you have on Aisle seven is cursing up a
store storm talking to someone on you done? I would
have and I almost did. I did, what did you do? Befo,
You've done nothing. I walked away and I said, I'm
gonna tell the show about this. Oh oh yeah, that's
what I did. You got her. But if your kids
(01:26):
had been there, you definitely, if your kids would have
been there, you'd just been like kiss come up on well,
get away, get away. Here's the thing. When I was
like a teenager, we were at Pizza Hut and there
was a table next to us that started cursing up
a store and my dad got up and told him
to stop saying bad words. And it was so embarrassing
to me and my brother. You remember that, huh. I'll
never forget it. So I don't know even if my
kids were there, I would tell her anything. You wouldn't
(01:49):
want to, though, just walked away. They just can't be
doing that, Like, especially she's at work. Is that the
new segment you're pitching. They just can't be doing that work.
I don't like it. I mean me, I just hear
that she's on the phone at work, Yeah, taking a
personal call. It was more of the bad words, and
she was like screaming them. Yeah, but if she doesn't
take a personal call at work the bad words. Ever,
(02:09):
what if it was something she really needed to handle,
then go back in the breaker. There was definitely some
drama in her life for sure. Yea, yeah, all right, Eddie,
thank you. Next here he is lunchbox every boom. Look.
I come to you, Bobby because I need a huge favor,
because you have written so many books. In your latest
one Stanley of the Dogs First Day at Schools a
kid's book. Well, my nephews who are twins, they're turning four,
(02:31):
coming up next week, and so I was just like,
you know what, what better gift than a sign too
signed copies of Stanley the Dog Because if they're twins,
you gotta get two. What I hear is what better
gift than a free one? No? No, no, no no,
you gotta think I am shaping their future. I'm giving
them a book. It teaches them to read and it
teaches them a life lesson. Most siblings they get books,
(02:54):
it's to sign them. They just get one book and
I write both their names in it. Well, right, but
they're twins, so if you only give them one, that's
gonna fight. When they're say this, we're gonna rip this
book in half, and who remember steps up first? He goes,
no, no no, no, keep the book together and give it
to my brother. That's the one that gets the book.
Oh that's good. I think they're a little too young
to understand that that rule. They'll be like, yeah, rip it,
(03:14):
rip it. They're only four. I mean, I have one
up here. I don't know if you have one over
here too. Didn't you already sign it though? This one? Yeah,
didn't you sign those? This one now I can sign.
I'm sure we have a couple. I'll yeah, I'll get
you two books. That's what I'm talking about. Hey, happy birthday.
An endorsement for the gift, you have to do an
endorsement though, now talking about good Bobby Bones right, Stanley
(03:36):
the Dog The First Day at School. Get it on Amazon. Listen, guys,
there's this new book. It's changing the way kids think,
it's the changing the way kids act. It's teaching them
all about life. Stanley the Dog First Day at School.
You can go to Amazon dot com right now purchase
it will be shipped right to your door and oh
my goodness, you're gonna see a new favorite book in
your kid's hands, and a matter of day, count yourself
(03:57):
with two new books. Yet Amazon that I got an
email from my neighborhood saying that someone showed up on
a neighbor's doorstep at two am, knocked softly, almost to
seem like maybe they were checking to see is anybody home,
(04:20):
because you know, we recently had fall break, a lot
of people have been traveling. And then they sat there
on the porch for a while, got a phone call,
and then left, and so they were just letting people
know that this is a weird thing to happen at
two in the morning. And I'm wondering, Wow, did he
did he get a phone call from his boss, like, hey,
(04:40):
call off the burglary. I don't think that's how that works,
or think you have to make the decision when your
feet on the ground burglary. It's probably a misunderstanding, like Amazon.
Amazon comes by like eleven a little right, that's that's tough,
or like maybe he thought he was on does deliberate four?
I am sometimes you can pick the four to eight
(05:01):
am delivery. And I'm not saying it's Amazon, because the
shouldn't show up all black. Yeah, it was as a hoodie.
That's all that is weird. I would just think it
would be some sort of misunderstanding. If they got a
phone call and they left. You don't really get a
page going, hey, never mind, we're gonna go. Yeah, that's
not really a thing. Maybe his buddy's like, hey, I
got a better house, come meet me after. What he'd
(05:23):
say is we got another one after you get that one.
Oh but yeah, yeah, i'd be on hyper alert. We are.
I have all the alarms that I was sleeping, my
finger on the trigger. Oh, they have the gun careful though,
that's why. Really does my neighborhood also, like last year
had that shooting. Crazy, that's crazy Mountain Pine. He doesn't
drink wine, so people think it's Bobby Jones, but it's
(05:46):
really Bobby Bones. He can whoop Kingaru and he's worn
tough buckaroos. Thank you very much on the voicemail right there.
I appreciate that he didn't even leave his name. I'd
love to shout him out some days. You come in,
you know it's gonna be a great day, right, like
you can feel it? Oh yeah, you can just go
Today's gone rock. That is not today for me. Oh,
(06:07):
I accidentally wore a mismatch brand shoes and stocks what
and it runs a whole day for me. I can't
stop thinking about it. I have Nike socks on with
Adida's shoes and never do that. It was dark this morning.
This is I can't stop thinking about it. I don't
always match brands, but I don't mismatch brands because there
(06:28):
are socks that are just generic, but have a Nike
check on these socks that are with Adida's shoes. And
it cannot stop thinking about it, and it's gonna run
in my day and something I'm gonna call it right now.
Something bad's gonna hap me today. Yeah, like we should
work through this because this is not Yeah, we sich
work through I ambout to take socks off and just
go completely barefoot, go full Tom Sawyer. That's not a
bad idea exactly. Or do we need to call someone
(06:50):
to get you some Adidas socks stats or to go
to Amazon dot com get it right away? But but yeah,
it was dark and I did the wrong and now
I'm freaking out that today is going to be ruined
because of that. Welcome to my life, everybody. It's a
little peek inside my head. And here's another four hours
and fifty minutes of it. Glad you're here. All right,
(07:10):
It's time to open up the mailbag. Get something we
call hello, Bobby Bones. I'm kind of in a predicament.
I'm buying a house the next couple of months. I
told a friend a year and a half ago she
could live with me once I bought the house. Well,
she put a deposit down on a puppy a month ago.
(07:32):
And don't get me wrong, I do like dogs. I
just don't want a puppy living in my new house.
And I really don't want to live with a dog.
Get this stage in my life. I know it's my
house and I should be able to just tell her
that I don't want a dog living with me. But
it's more difficult than that because she's one of my
best friends. I could really use some advice on how
to handle the situation. Sign soon to be new homeowner,
(07:56):
hopefully not new dog owner. It's interesting because I wonder
if you knew. I wonder if she knew her friend
was getting a dog, like if she wanted a dog
that year and a half's a long time to put
it deposit and wait too. But it's tough because friend
has a dog. Start to pay it for the dog.
She's got that dog. She loves that dog, probably already.
And now you're saying you can live here about your dog, can't.
(08:17):
I think if you didn't have that discussion before she
moved in about the rules of the house, that's that's
gonna be a tough one to fairly enforce. You can
enforce it anyway you want at your house, but you
may also get a big fight with a friend and
possibly lose a friend too, possibly lose someone living with
you if you're depending on that money to help you
pay the mortgage, because sometimes it's how you selp them
at a house payment or an expensive apartment. You have
somebody live with you so they can help you pay
(08:38):
that off. And so my suggestion is get to love
in the dogs. Oh wow, have the conversation about how
to make sure the dog here's I'm gonna be honest
with you too, emailer, because you didn't put your name there.
You're gonna love this dog too. It may be annoying
for a minute, never met a dog didn't love. Eventually,
(08:59):
and if it's a pop be there. It will be
a lot of hard times, aren't pooping and peeing. But
I think you'll probably love the dog. I understand it's
a new house. It's like a new car. I you're like,
don't eat in my car. I just got it. It's new. Okay,
smash cut. Four weeks later, you're eating a manwich while
you're driving down the road, paying a credit card with
your knee. You know, so that happens. But I think
(09:19):
unless you've established the rules before she went and got
the dog, it's gonna be very uncomfortable to say, now,
no dog. You can. It's your house, no doubt, But
you didn't establish that. You might lose someone living with you,
and you might lose a friend in it. So my
first suggestion would be to now set the rules about
(09:39):
the dog, because if you don't want to lose a
friend or get a big fight because she ain't give
them the dog back, she't give the dog back. She'
given the dog back. She's just that's not gonna happen.
Is to now set the rules about the dog. I
think that's where your compromise is. If you're willing to compromise,
that's my advice. You probably don't want to hear that,
but that's what I think. Amy. Yeah, you either do
(09:59):
that or if you're not willing the dogs like I
didn't do it, and then start over and say no
dogs in the new house. Sorry, I just say that
to avoid any resentment, you're gonna just have to have
the uncomfortable conversation that like, Hey, I'm gonna have to
look for a new roommate and here's your deposit back.
I love you as a friend, but I just cannot
live with the dog. You won't be friends anymore. No,
(10:21):
really not for a couple of years. Why, that's a
big one. I'm kicking you out of my house because
you're doing something that wasn't even a rule that was broken.
Oh my gosh, Like I feel like that. That then
that's weird. That's on the friend, like the friend. If
that happened to me, and if I was the friend
getting told that, I'd be like, Okay, wow, I understand
is a big thing. I got a dog. Yeah, but
(10:44):
there was no rule against dogs. Okay, well, so what
do you expect me to do there? You didn't say
I couldn't get a dog, and I've already paid my deposit.
There's nowhere else to live. I've already that I didn't
people that are coming into the next house, I've already
taken over. I would say, oh my goodness, I didn't
think to talk about a dog because I didn't know
you were king what? No, you just didn't think, did you?
I didn't. Okay, I actually don't want to be your dog.
(11:05):
Now I squat. If this is exactly how an argument's
going to be, exactly, I'm just playing the other person. No,
then you're not even thinking about me. You're thinking about
you being selfish. You never said there was a rule
for the dog. No, you're not. And so I I, oh, wow,
like this one. Not I don't want to live with
you anymore. There we go, there we go, and this
is they're not friends anymore exactly. We just acted out
what is going to happen. It's exactly right. Good luck
(11:26):
with that. But it sounds like, if that's how they react,
you don't want to be friends anyways. Yeah you did.
They're a good friend. They love dogs. They love dogs too.
But if you're if you don't want a dog in
your brand new house, class dog hater, I'm all right.
If you want to stay friends, allow the dog in.
Just set big rules on the dog. That's what I think. No,
(11:47):
I mean, you're right, I think the boundaries of the
dogs fine, Like, that's tough. It's tough because, like you know,
you made those plans, but having a dog in your
brand new house, that's that's hard too. I understand it.
But if you said that, like, hey, the dog can't
sit on couches, the dog can't do this whatever. You
gotta take it out five times a day, whatever. You
gotta set those rules early, because if you don't, that's
gonna be a trouble learning lesson such your rules early.
(12:10):
You didn't address it. Take all animal, the consideration that
someone might may or may not purchase, don't give it.
If she gives a dog, dog would be mad. Nah,
that won't happen. Okay, all right, there you go. Thank
you for the email. That's an uncomfortable one. But we
shared what we would do, and Amy and I got
into a fake fight over that was good. Yeah, we're
no longer. Yeah, and now I just moved doubt. All right,
thank you, Morgan. If they want to email us, what
(12:32):
do they do? Mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. We
got your that was found the closed bag. Ye. I
do think this is one of my favorite segments of
the entire week. It's time for fun fact Friday Fun Fact.
With our first fun fact, it's Amy Amy Well, a
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tree with darker leaves than the surrounding trees that can
indicate that a dead body is buried beneath it. Every
dark it gonna be a dead animal though. Two, oh,
that's true. Dead body of yeah, I guess anything. But
at some point in time something dead was there. And
I think the mobs in my woods because I got
a couple of those trees and dead bodies are there.
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Let's find out. Let's stand by me. His dead body
in there, guys, let's go get it all right. Up
next with this fun fact, it is Eddie Man President
Teddy Roosevelt. He had a pet hyena. Isn't that crazy?
It was a gift from the Ethiopian emperor and make
those domestic. I mean, I think it was already a pet,
so he the emperor gave it to Teddy and he
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had it. But Teddy also had um, a one legged rooster,
a badger, a pony, and a small bear. Apparently had
a bunch of beets. Let me walk through this. The
first one's a hyena. Yeah, I'm gonna pass on that
one seems a little too wild. Even if he isn't,
I think his parents probably were. And I think hyena
gonna hyena on me. I'm gonna pass on the hyena.
Next up was a one legged rooster. Love it. That's cool.
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Poor guys near to home. That's funny. Yeah. Next up,
that's a badger. I'm gonna pass on a badger. They're
pretty aggressive. That's honey badger. I think that's it's a
badger though, like I wouldn't mess with the badger. They're
not to be messed with at all. All right. Next
to a pony, pretty simple, Yeah, pretty? I like a
Shetland thought pony. And finally a small bear. But does
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it grow? Is it small because it's young? That's a
good question. If it stays small and I can hold
it in my arm, I probably want to keep it.
Like I've always wanted a panda. But man, I mean
he's gonna grow up and kill me right someday? Yeah? Probably.
It's so cute, really strong. All right's got a watch box,
lunch box? What's your fun fact, everybody knows who Charles
Dickens is, the guy that wrote a Christmas carol. He
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was so gross he used someone's skin flap as a bookmark.
That's a skin flap. That's something you would do, like
he took someone's piece of skin and use it as
the bookmark. That's like Jeffrey Dahmer type sounding. Yea, yeah,
but you're picking someone gross as weird because you will
peel off all your toneails and need them. I'm on
a pile and then eat them all. I lined them
up on my thigh and snack on the mine watching TV.
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Don't you even use them to pick your teeth? Yeah, somebody,
it's him talking about somebody being grossed. That makes me go,
this is a weird en for you to pick. Is
it like goals? Yeah? Yeah, well, I mean I don't
know if i'd use a skin flappers Yeah yeah, yeah,
thanksgiving tone els, I get it. Yeah, all right, were
gonna watch your fun. Fact if you ever see a
group of bunnies running around together, they have a name,
just like any group of animals, and that name is
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a fluffle. Group of bunnies is a fluff bluff. I
remember that because we'll use that a tribute question soon.
That's that's not an easy trip. But I'm just telling
you right now. Fluffle. It's called a fluffle. A group
of bunnies is called a fluff. Uff. You remember that,
you should never forget. And then finally, did you know
a woman was picked in the NBA Draft? No? How
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I think? Yeah? You didn't know? Yeah? Do you know
her story? Oh? Yes, her name? No, okay, what is
her name? Is? Lucia Harris? And the Jazz took her
on the seventh round in nineteen seventy seven. But do
you know why shouldn't play? Why she's pregnant? Wow, she
never played in a game. She must have been so good.
Two picks later, the Kancity Kings drafted the athlete we
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now know with Caitlyn Jenner, hoping jenneral would give up
try for basketball and that that didn't happen either. I
didn't know that either. That's crazy. So there you go.
That it's time for the good news. One hundred year
old man in Ohio just set a Guinness World Record
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for being the world's oldest working doctor. He has been
practicing medicine since nineteen forty seven. He found penicillin. He
continues to see patients twice a week, and there's a
documentary being made about him called What's Next. Or he's
a part of the documentary. His wife, Sue she's eighty nine,
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still works as well. But uh hey yeah yeah, and
uh he's gaining popularity on TikTok and here he is
telling people the three things that he would never do
as a doctor. These are three things I would never
do as a doctor. Would never smoke. I've never jumped
on a trampoline because I've seen too many people's teralyzed
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from their next down. I wouldn't write anymore. Wow, he
doesn't sound too old. He actually looks pretty good for
a hundred. But like, let's say you go to the
doctor and he's on Eurologists by the way, and you
find her hanging out Babe Ruth though yeah, or saw
him play Yeah, yeah, that's tough. He's a neurologist, sorry
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I meant neurologist. Oh difference, but he's not doing surgeries
right differently, I don't know, but hopefully he doesn't think
he's a eurologist. Listen, it's great, I love it. I'm
sure he has just been around, has seen so many people,
go through so many things, and has such a wealth
of knowledge by just what have you been able to
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experience in his own life? Because he was in World
War two, Korean War, He's got a lot of experience.
He does wait back. That's good. Good for him, awesome story.
You know what else I like to watch on TikTok.
I guess I don't like to watch him. I haven't
seen him yet. The old traffic cop guy that's in Providence.
You go watch that. No, it's like an eighty five
year old judge. It's hilarious, and they put cameras in
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his courtroom and he gives him a life lesson that
it's like called light Lost in Providence or something. No, guys,
funny old guy. I bet if you watched it, you'd
see a club and be like, oh, I've seen something
stuff before. But really good? All right, Amy, A great story.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. It's the easiest trivia game ever. Lunchbox question
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number one. What color is the Twitter logo blue and
white blue? Correct? Eddie. What color is the Simpsons family
skin yellow? Correct? Morigo. What color is Rudolph's nose? Red correct. Amy.
What color is Barney the dinosaur purple? Correct? Now, if
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you miss it, you'll hear this sound right here, Lunchbox.
As a champion, he won the whole season as you
played to five, he's also winning this season. It is
a streak like I've never seen before. He see banging
and against the mic and not saying anything. So it
just sounds like somebodys sitting there here. It's the tiara, folks,
it's the championship crown. Ready. If you miss it, you're out,
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you get boned. Eddie's sitting up. He said, he's that
meme when you guys playing video games, and that leans forward.
Here we go. Question number one, easy trivia Lunchbox of
the Champion. You go first in this classic TV show Lassie.
In the category of animals is what kind of animal? Don? Correct? Eddie?
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In the movie Bamby? What kind of animal is Bambi?
Bambi's a deer? Correct Morgan. The category's animals in Jaws?
What kind of animal is jaws? Shark? Correct? Garfield is
what kind of animal? Amy? Cat? Correct? Good, Yeah, I'll
give you a little clap on. Now one's trivia category
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is years, oh years, Amy, No, lunchbox, how many years
are in a decade? Ten? Correct? Eddie? How many years
are in a century? One hundred? Correct? Morgan? How many
years are in a millennium? A thousand? Correct? Who Amy? Okay?
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If something takes place biannual? How many times does it
happen in a year? Twice correct? Let's give yourself a clap. Trivia.
Four people remain. Everybody's in the game. Government agency acronyms
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is your next category, Lunchbox. What does the C stand
for in C I A central correct? Yes, Eddie? What
does the B stand for? And f B I bureau correct?
Female body inspector. No, that's a t chir from next
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spring break? Yeah, yeah, padre Morgan, what does the R
stand for? And I R I R s oh Man
I R S. I don't know. I think all I
knew was CIA and FBI UM research I R S.
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She says, it's research. It's revenue internal revenue service. That
makes sense, Morgan, Good to see you, Amy. What does
the D stand for in d E A drug? Correct?
Drug enforcement administration job. Three people remain. The next category
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is count like Dracula. Who knows? Yoh Like, Let's get
to it. If you can't sleep, you should count what lunchbox?
If you can't sleep, they say you should just count blank?
Oh well this I mean everybody does something different. I
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don't know what. No, there's one general. If you can't sleep,
they say to count blank. I say, cows jumping over
the moon. That's that's it's it's hey, diddle, diddle. Um.
It is not the answer, though. I'm sorry you've been
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what do you count? Sheep? Yeah? I thought he was
sam bagging. I did too. That's such an easy one.
I thought he was sandbaging. Lunchbox has been lemonade. Wow,
down goes the eliminated Eddie. Come on, come on, not
counting jokers? How many cards are there on a standard
deck of playing cards? Fifty two? Correct? Golly, that is
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not easy, Amy. What's the name of the vampire like
muppet on Sesame Street? Count? Dracula count, count, Taculus count
the count, just count? Yeah, because he counts numbers. It's
just the count in that ball game. Yeah, yes, so
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I think, Man, I'm putting way too much stress on
myself during this game. It's lunchbox two, Eddie two, Amy one? Okay,
Organs here hanging out nice job, Eddie, get your win
under your belt, trying to get that count. How many
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winds do have? You got two wins? It's not funny.
A voicemail left last night from John, Hey, this is
for lunch box. Do you think possibly they stole those
pumpkins because you are so famous? Is that maybe a possibility?
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Maybe they're keeping them in a bag in their room.
I don't know, collectors, I don't know how would I
did think about that that I was targeted because of
my fame and I that is a very strong possibility,
But I don't know about the bag in the room.
I don't understand. That sounds kind of creepy, right. They
love you, They love you. They probably want some of
your body here too. Yeah, like you should be like, wow,
that's awesome. No, I don't think. I mean I do.
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Maybe my pictures to be sleeping in their house too? Yeah?
What that's weird? Then I don't want to think about that.
But you're not weird with celebrities, right, But you don't
think it could be that I was a celebrity targeted?
Like the what is that group called this targeted? Ring
blin fingering? That could be it? Yeah, you stole your
pumpkins that you stole to you guys could be next
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You're Amy's pile of stories. A study found snoozing your
alarm two or three times isn't that bad for you?
Who did the study? Alarm Ploux of America trying to
bring them back Notre Dame. Yeah. Yeah, Ideally, what they
say is best is to go to bed early and
wake up naturally with no alarm exactly they wanted hippie
(25:26):
And I guess they think if you just go to
work that's good these days, like even if you snooz,
as long as you get to work, that's good. I
don't believe one study show me ten. Okay, they say,
but whether or not you hit snooze it doesn't make
a huge difference. But a few years ago, you convinced
me to stop snoozing. You hooked me up with a
listener that was my accountability partner, and we did it.
We broke the habit, and I don't snooze anymore. And
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do you feel better? Because I feel better for it.
There's another study that equals that one out one right
here for people you know, I know, but this might
be good for people that are still snoozing. Like, go ahead,
keep it on. Oh no, no, don't do that. Why
just wake up? Would you ever be able to just
wake up naturally on time for this? I wake up
naturally every day, but way too Yeah? Wait, wait, what
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I mean is you have that gift? Because my mom
had that gift. She would tell herself before bed, I
need to wake up at five am, and she wouldn't
set an alarm, and she would wake up at five am.
I wouldn't trust it enough that that would keep me up,
knowing that I couldn't trust it, right, Yeah, And now
I wake up three, four or five times a night anyway,
miserably every night. So yeah, I get up, no problem,
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not from seven hours already. All right? What else? A
woman put together a Halloween display in her front yard
featuring what looks like a body that's wrapped in plastic,
and it was apparently so realistic that someone called the
police to report a crime. Okay, oh again, America has
turned into a bunch of woosis said it before, I'll
say it again. It's Halloween. Well, let's go to our
nine one one expert lunchbox. Would you call nine one
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one hey, let's check in with our correspondent was called
nine one over ten times, go ahead. No, And here's
the thing. You think they would just leave the dead
body in the front yard exactly, They ain't thinking the
feet were poking out of the wrappings that shaped like
a human body. It was though. It was their way
to hide it body. Now was the time to do that,
hide in plain side. Yeah, everybody relaxed on calling the
cops over Halloween costumes or Halloween decorations or Halloween things
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hanging from trees, skeletons hanging from trees, except for also,
if it does look really real, you might need a call.
And also it might be a compliment to the people
if you do calling alood this I think it might be.
And the cops get there, like you have a dead body,
They're like, no, but thank you, I worked hard on Wow. Yeah,
what else came? Brown wants to do a rock collaboration
with slip Knot or corn What do you say? It
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like that? Because the slip knots harder than cornd the ones.
The clowns, I just don't Yeah, I cannot clowns. But masks, oh,
clown masks, yeah, masks Oh yeah, okay, I don't know
the clown yeah, there's not all of them. They're not
a bunch of clowns. I'm not sure. I don't even
know what they're not experts in slip I did see
the guy from Corn though, Jonathan Adams. He's got all
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the little dreads um. I saw him playing at a
high school the other day because the kid was a
big fan doing Battle of the Bands and they reached down.
He just showed up and played with them. Yeah, and
he was like, all right, let's go. Jonathan Davis is
his name, j Davis? And uh, it's awesome. The auditorium
went wild. I'm not even a Corn fan. They were
a little too hard for me, although they did have
freak on a leash, which is pretty cool back in
the day. But yeah, is a really cool thing for
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him to do. Well. Thanks to Mike d here we
have an exclusive clip of what a collab would sound like.
Here's like I Love Country Music featuring Slip Knot. Okay, bad, No,
that's pretty good. It's not bad. Like d nice job
over there remixing that thing that was Amy's pile of stories.
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It's time for the good news. Good last week in
Staten Island, New York. Jackie, you know cleaning up the house,
takes the trash out to the trash can, puts it
by the curb. Trash truck comes, dumps the trash in,
and then she's in the house and she's like, wait
a minute, where's that special ring that was sitting on
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the table. She realized she threw it away into the
trash truck, so she goes chasing it through the neighborhood.
Stop that truck, Stop that truck. She's like, I threw
my ring away. And you think they're gonna just laugh
at her, right, Nope, trash truck pulls over and they
just empty the trash bag, buy bag, buy bag until
they find the ring. I never thought they'd laugh at
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her though, Never is that what you thought they were doing? Yeah, Like,
I'm not gonna dig through all this, like you know
how much trash. He's in a trash truck a lot.
And they sat there and went bag, buy bag, buy
bag until they bound the ring. I mean that is
like hours of work digging through the trash for a
little ring. The odds of you. And here's the probably
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I would have thought. When you know your bag though
it lays a color like okay, you know how many
why white bags are like bag I don't know, but
it probably eliminates some Okay, you're right, I'll give you that,
but let's just think realistically, and it's probably near the top, yeah,
because you were able to flag them down. Yeah, it's
probably like one in fifteen bags. And then you probably
look at the very top of the trash. I mean,
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it doesn't say she realized in thirty seconds. It could
have been two blocks later. But my whole thing is
you probably if you're the trash guy, you're probably thinking,
maybe it's probably on your bathroom counter and you just
missed it. That's true too, Like I mean, realistically, is
it's somewhere in the house. It's any how crazy she
looked running at me, am I gonna think it did?
So they found it, found it, and she gave him
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a big hug. Maybe she didn't have the money to
tip them. I'm just saying that tip them. No, No,
I mean maybe they went above and beyond. I would
have to find a way to do something. Talk yourself
into it. He's talking himself into it, and they went
above and beyond. So I mean, maybe I wouldn't give
them a hug. That'd be weird. Because they like trash.
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But valid point, yeah, I mean the garbage. Yeah, So
I mean I I may break it off of ten,
but you have more than ten to get well, but
ten each, that's twenty. I mean, because there's probably two
guys on a truck, right, two or three maybe like
at ten they would definitely laugh at that, right, But
why is that weird guy caring about a special ring?
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All right, that's a great story. That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. It's a
tough story. Rita Wilson, she's big time actress. She's married
Tom Hanks, She's a singer. I was interviewing her about
her parents, and her dad escaped from Bulgaria and she
told the story about how he would keep getting caught
and what they did the last time that they caught him. Now,
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this is just to get to America, I mean, And
she started crying while telling the story. Is it crazy?
Listen to this? Tries to escape, gets caught, goes. They
say him, if you try to escape again, we're gonna
make you an enemy of the state and we're gonna
put you in jail. He does it again, He gets
caught and they put him in a labor camp, and
this labor camp was one of the most severe labor
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camps at the time. Call me this labor camp. He
gets a job. It's a cold sort of mining labor camp,
and he notices that at the night shift there are
these trains that come in and they pick up. He
wanted to work the night shift because he knew if
he worked the night shift he had a plan and
they had the plan. And I want to tell you
what happened. Well, he didn't die because he got to
America and then had Rita Wilson. But to have the
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bravery to escape that he basically paid off a guard
with cigarettes and they escaped running beside a train and
the guy's not being able to see in between the
gaps because they ran right along the side of it.
And then they came after them, and he got out,
got to America and met her mom, obviously, and she's like,
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he was so proud of America because he was able
to have a life and able to create. It's you
just hear about people from Hollywood and you're like, ah,
bet it was easy for them. I mean, it's a
crazy story about her parents. It's on the Bobbycast, right
now it's from Rita Wilson. It's just a great, great
episode of that. So I hope you check it out
this weekend. If you have nothing to do, go search
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it up. It's time now for the Morning Corny. The
Morning Corny. Why do ghosts pick their nose? Why do
ghosts pick their nose? To get the boot? Girls? That
was the Morning Corny. It's time for blind karaoke. You
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can't see the words because there are none. Now you
may know the songs or how you think they might go.
It's your job and get up and sing it best
you can. So the categories country love songs, there are
songs like Shania Twain, You're Still the One, Tim McGraw,
It's Your Love, Garth Brooks, to make you feel My Love,
Trisha your Wood, She's in love with the Boy. All
country love songs up first are defending champion. It is
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producer Eddie. Let's go, what's your Man? That's Josh Turner
Maybe yeah, so Eddie the only one. I'm very comfortable
with his ring of Fire. That's it? Which one would
you not be comfortable with? All the rest? I mean
love story Taylor Swift. I don't know that I want
to be a struggle. Yeah, let's see how he does.
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Let's spend that. We come on, love story, Let's go
love story. Bring a fire, baby, Honey, you'll be singing love.
Oh you missed it by one. Stop it. I'm not
singing this. You have to sing this. This is Dolly.
I will always love you. At least it's the Dolly version.
I don't know which version it is, but I will
always love you, written by Dolly Parton. We're gonna let
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you hear a little clip of it first. To Dolly Parton,
I will always love you. Honey. You know what I'm thinking.
You say I may not always love you. I will.
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There's a place in my heart. How does this even go? Then?
I feel you, and when I see your eyes it
makes me feel things that I would normally not feel.
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And willow always love you. Oh, I will always love you.
Should I go a second? First? Honey? You there he
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is Eddie. I wasn't about to hit the high note,
so I had to. You know, whatever you want your
performance you now you stop? Stop. I just write your
scores down Scooby, Steve, my Da myself. You get a
score of one to ten. LAVAGEMU will declare a winner.
Coming up a little later, he scores Lois eats the
hot No no, no no that what what what we're
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not doing that? What? What I next? Up to play?
Blind karaoke country love songs? Is Amy? Here? Amy, it's
been a while since just scored well and buy a
while ever. Yeah, it's been tough, it's been tough. Well,
there's your wheelhouse, Amy, this is your These are your song?
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Do you want about any of the songs? I mean,
I think I could. I don't know, honestly, it doesn't matter. Okay, fine,
probably love story? Um yeah, or yeah, she's in love
with a boy. That's a good Yeah, so Tricia or Taylor,
my girls. Amy's on the stage, she has the microphone
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in her hand. I'm never we're gona spend wheel see
what she sings. Let's come on, love story? Just tell
me I'm not looking got it? The one you want?
The one you were like, what's that one? Yep, don't
even know that song? Okay, here's a clip. Yeah you
will when you hear it ahead, just to be your man, Eddie.
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That's the wrong Okay, that's the wrong song. You were
singing the same song. Yeah, that's right. All right, here
we go. Ray get the song here we written by
Chris Stapleton. Everybody, well, John get low. Yeah, okay, wait
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for it. I'll give you the cue here. I think
I know I'm here we go. Okay, Baby, locked the
doors and turn the lights down low. Put on music,
something soft and slow, because baby, we ain't got no
place to go. I hope you understand. I've been thinking
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about you all a. Hello, baby, I've never felt something strong.
So when you come home, no, you're turning me on. Okay,
And I just wanna be your man. Oh so, Baby
locked them doors and walk through the door. Yeah, exactly what. Sorry,
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I can be your man. Just take it slow, just no, Baby,
lock through the first time ever. Ammy tolds to shut
out so she could listen to the background vocals to
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figure out the words. Yeah too good. See that she
is again. You know, I don't know if that's loud
making a shut up to hear the background vocal is
pretty good. That's good. But I will say I liked it,
and do what you know? Do what you know? Oh?
There she has her performance. Give it up for a yeah.
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All right, So the next two we're gonna be lunchbox
and Abbey, Lunchbox, as you look at the wheel, I
already know my song man, let me just have it.
I bet she's in love with the boy. I know
that one. It's the one you want? Nah? Which one
do you want? Man? There's some of those. I don't
even know what they are. Okay. The one I want
is where to go? Uh? It's your love? How do
you think that will start? Tim mcgrawl, how do you
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think it starts? Dancing in the dog? Oh? Wow, he
doesn't know, not know at all, like you like no chance?
Ring of fire. Wait, that's that's a classic man Um
broken road. You're still the one. I haven't heard anything
as pure as you singing Rascal Flats a happy man?
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No idea? Do you sings that? Thomas Rhett? Yeah, okay,
we'll come back. Lunchbox will go. I mean I'm in
trouble if I don't get the one, and then Abbey
will go. I have a champion here in Blind Karaoke.
We'll come back. Yes, Blind Karaoke Segment two. Lunchbox has
entered the stage. He has the microphone in his hands.
Let's go. He's got his his sweatpants on, he has
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hoodie ready. Yeah, his track shoes on. Let's go. Did
you ride your bike this morning? No? Too cold today?
It looks like yeah, it looks like you rode your
bike here and then did some laps around the building.
It was a little too cold. I've still gotta I
gotta get better gloves because when I ride in the cold,
my hands are like my knuckles are frozen. Are you
planning to ride your bike to work in the winter?
I would like to yes, yes, but it's I mean
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it's cold, I'm telling you, I would like to yes, yes, frostbike.
Frostbite is a real thing. All right? What song do
you want up here? On this? So? I want um?
It's sure love Tim McGraw, Baby, give me to put
it on it before we start. No no no no
no no no no no no no no no no
no no no no what is I will always love
you one good? Yeah, you won't get you remember that.
I don't remember that performance? All right? Here we go,
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hold on blind karaoke. Whatever that he lands on, he
gets no words. He has to sing from what he knows.
Let's spread. Yeah, come on, let's go. It's not gonna Tim,
You're still the one who do you think things? That
you're still the one good to guess. Oh boy, um,
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you're still the one who guess anything. Yeah, Martina McBride,
you're not wrong. I mean you're not right, but you're
I mean, he's wrong, but I'm saying like he he
knows it's a woman, right, Yeah, I can hear a
woman's voice. You. How would you sing it? Before you
played the club? You're still the one. You're still the one.
You're still the one I want for all time. You're
(41:38):
you're set, you're saying words. How would you singing? You're
still the one I want all time. You're still the
one on my mind? Eddie, it's not Ray? Would you
play for him? Oh? Okay, got it? Who sings that?
That's Chania? That's right, correct, lunchbox blind karaoke doing Shania Twain.
(41:59):
You're still the one. Looks like we made it, took
the long way? He yeah, baby? Is that right? Is that?
When does it start? It looks like made it. We
took the long way about it, because you're ready, when's
(42:20):
it kick in? It hadn't started yet? Looks no, it
started already. You're supposed to tell me I did? I said.
It looks like we made it. I literally told where
to come in. You're the one I come running to
in the middle of the night when I have a nightmare.
You're still the one I want to lay next to
and hug you and hold you and kids. You're still
(42:46):
the one I want to cook for me. You're still
the one I want to do my laundry. You're still
the one I want to have kids with because you're
still the one. You're still the one I dream about.
You're still the one that makes my heart go beep
beep beep. You're still the one I call my one
(43:10):
and only because you're still the one I say I do.
I love you because you're still the one that gets me.
You're still good. I thought he had like a big
finish coming up, but he never stopped. He's one big finish.
(43:32):
He's gonna keep going it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did
queue you in. I did it with you. I said
you're still the one I thought you were. Just no,
I said, we made it. No, no, no, I was
trying to lead you in. You know what that was
a performance? Yes, you rhymed really well, Thank you did?
I really asked how for it to like you and
do and move? But he did Good and the Kicking
and the Laundry. Yeah, man, give it up for lunch Bob. Yeah, man,
(43:55):
I never get the song on one. Yeah, you'd suck
to that too. But you want to bet like the
bright bet? What which one your love? How much you want? Bet?
If you win, you can do it. Okay, if you win,
you're not gonna do it. Bring it, Abby, You're up next,
our resident singer. She takes the stage. Abby's gonna dominate. Abby?
(44:18):
Is there a song on this that you think you'd
be the best at? Oh, she's in love with the boy. Definitely.
Abby back there organizing, coming up with segments, answer her phone,
she does it all and now she's gonna sing and
hopefully win Bland karaoke. Are you ready? Let's spend now.
(44:38):
Don't be a guy. I don't want to go most stories.
It's your love. Oh it's lunchbox. You see why nobody
did anything to you. There's no the one song I want.
I never get it at no showbiz? Yeah that showbiz baby?
They Yeah, do you know what Abby? Yeah, let's just
hit it in. Okay. Oh, here we go I know
(44:59):
about yeah, Oh yeah, let's go at. Let's go Abby
dancing in the dark middle loving night, taking your heart
(45:22):
and holding it tied emotional to touching maskin, asking you
to do what you've been doing all over again. Oh,
it's a beautiful thing. Don't think I can keep it all.
(45:45):
I just gotta let you know what it is that
all me go. It's your love. It just does something
to me. It sends a shog a rat through me.
I can't get enough. And if you want about the spam,
(46:17):
who baby, I get so shaky. Dang it. Yeah, I
hate when I do that. You got and sing something
you don't do oft in front of people. You never
see what it's annoying. Abby, Thank you, thank you. We're
gonna go to the judge if we get some judge
(46:38):
in music, please, as we can't calculate our votes. She
didn't know all the words, looking at the scores here
all right, what I'm here? What are you saying yet?
He said? She nailed it, and Lunch said something like,
what you know the words? I wouldn't see. Yeah, I
(47:01):
was already adding up here all right, all right? Oh,
adding up he's working on mine adding over here, Mann,
that's song. I should have gone higher on them. Yeah,
you should have usually really gone for it. Dude, you didn't.
I should have gone lower. You should have I don't
know how much. Look it was pretty good, Amy, you
did pretty good. Damn I had to do shanaya karaoke. Okay,
(47:23):
that a word. We have our results. Well, I'll say this, Eddie,
you're not going to repeat his champion. Yeah, I didn't
think so. We knew that. I didn't think so, so Eddie.
One last week, Eddie, you have a total score of fourteen.
I'll say this, Lunchbox, you have a score of eighteen. Yeah,
(47:44):
I'm run to hammer. I brought the hammer this. How
did that happen? Did you hear the performance? Did you
watch it if you were a witness, Yeah, you were
a witness. I went for it, for it. You gotta
go for it. And when you're up there, you gotta
go for it. You can't be scared if a high no,
go for it something. Yeah, I'd rather you go forwarden
miss it than not shoot for you'd rather Okay, next
(48:06):
up is and this is not an order, but Lunchbox
eighteen Eddie fourteen. That's not good, Amy fifteen thirteen. Abbie's
left and there's no way she got the lowest score
oh so, yeah, you finished less? How did I? How
did Eddie beat me? Well? More talent? No, I haven't
(48:29):
actually understand that Amy got points for talent Amy thirteen,
Eddie fourteen, Lunchbox eighteen. You think you want to go
get the mic down? I mean, if you think you one,
you might as well go out there. He's going up there,
he's getting this on the abbey just did. But you
(48:50):
don't know if Abby one or not. How are you
going up there? You don't know if you want? Yeah,
you feel hands it in the duk Okay, middle of
the score was eighteen. If Abby hit hey, hold on
a seconded this. If Abby hits nineteen, she wins. We
feel like Abby hit nineteen. Yes, I have maybe like
twenty seven. I mean twenty seven. Absolutely? Did you listen
(49:13):
to it? Okay? She got every word? Right? Are you
on stage right now? Though you're like, you have the
headphones on, You're on stage the PA I got it pop.
I'm ready to hear the music so I can sing,
because you said I if I win, I get to sing.
It's your love ready you have? It's your love? Quede
up just in case? Okay, Okay, here we go. If
you got nineteen. You are the winner. Okay, Abby, your
(49:33):
score is seventeen. How was that voice? Your score is
a voice from a puff seventeen. Yeah, I did it.
I did it. He didn't know anything. I can't hear
you back there. It's my turney stage here he has
(49:54):
playing us out all pass It starts, No, you just
said you knew it? Why I know? I don't. I
don't know how I'll kill you yet. Congratulations on your
way you can go and dancing in the dog middle
of the night, holding your hand and holding it chime.
(50:15):
You get that emotional touch of feeling you next to me,
asking you to do what you've been doing all over again.
And people keep saying what is it? And I say,
it's your love. It does something to me. It sends
a shock right through me. Will I ever get enough? Oh?
(50:42):
Try we here, God, it's your love. It doesn't saw
it out to me. It sends a shock right down me.
Oh get enough, get you get the pub Oh my gosh, kids,
(51:19):
Oh my goodness. Today's October twenty first, so you have
ten days to go watch that scary movie. And Amy
lost the wheel so she has to go watch Terrifier two.
I've never seen Terrifier one, but this movie is so
gory and scary. People were passing out in the theaters,
and so everybody's on the wheel. You spend, you lose,
(51:40):
you go win. I don't know yet. You have ten days,
I know, but I'll figure it out, probably the weekend.
So Halloween's on the thirty first, so I don't know Saturday.
Why not just get it over with. I wish I
could the movies two and a half hours long. I
have a job, I have children, I have things. So
speaking of children, your daughter's really pestering you to go
(52:02):
because she loves scary movies. Yeah, it's her favorite genre.
Does she know how gory this one is? Yes? Okay,
what are she saying to you? Just please? I'm an all. Yeah,
she's like, mom, it's really not a big of a deal.
I know it's not real. And then she looks at me.
You know it's not real, right, And I'm like, yeah,
she teaches you it's not real. That's her logic behind
her letting me watch it, which I've allowed. And that
(52:23):
other scary movie with the scissors in the promo or
the Freaky Girl at the Eyes us, Oh yeah, that's
a good one. I don't like scary movies. I liked
Us it was just enough of a thriller to not
be monster all the time. Yeah. But that other Jordan
Pale movie, get Out, that's a good one. Yeah, she's
probably seen that get Out. What. I don't want to
(52:43):
say anything. I don't want to say an evening about
it because it's so you just need to watch it
without knowing anything about it. Yeah. So our listeners shaming
you for even thinking about taking your daughter, Well so
I kind of thought they would be right. But I'm
actually getting messages from some listeners. They're like, we're taking
our kids. Uh, you just came. Like one person said, Hey,
I'm literally just sending you a note to let you
know that my kid loves horror movies and we're allowing it.
(53:07):
And I'm like, okay, and their son's twelve, what are
you leaning? My daughter's fifteen? Are you leaning towards yes
or no? I'm I don't know. I don't know yet.
I'm still I'm honestly like a fifty fifty if do
I need to choose right now? No, I just want
to where you're leaning. I'm leaning that it's not smart
because comments sensemedia dot com said absolutely not for children.
(53:32):
Basically so many other comments that made using like worst
parent of the world if you take your kid to this,
And then I get nice notes from our listeners that
are like, it's it's we're taking our kids as long
as you If you have a kid, that's okay with
scary movies, and it shouldn't be that big of a deal.
But this is next level scary. This is you might
pass out. People are vomiting. Did you know people are
vomiting by watching it or in the movie from watching
(53:54):
it in the movie? That wouldn't be too bad. Wrest
On that stand by me to eat the pie s
not in the movie movie goers? Ye hear yet, so
it's probably not the responsible thing for me to do.
Would you rather go to the movie or eat the
Little Nitro gummy bear? Get to pick. I still have
it up here for some occasion. This is a little
Nigro gummy bear, hottest gummy bear in the whole wide world,
(54:16):
and people are eating it in vomiting nice and passing out.
Same thing the movie makes you do. Would you rather
watch the movie or eat the gummy bear? I mean,
I'm seriously contemplating here, but I know how painful it
was when I took the hottest shot in the world
and that was like I wanted to die movie it is, okay,
so let us know what you decide. No pressure. If
(54:37):
you think you're her mom, don't forget that. If she
takes her daughter, though, can she sit with her? They
can sit together together. Just saying that was the goal
to begin with. Here's what I'll say, and we can
end on this. Are you taking her because you need
a companion if you do take her? Are you taking
it because she really wants to think? That's what There's
(54:57):
a difference, right If you're taking her because you need
somebody with you, don't take her. If you're taking her
because you think she really wants to go in and
be okay, and I'd win mom points and then I
can say, hey, remember that time I took you to
that movie you really wanted to go to and I
shouldn't have. But you could always take her back, like
watch it once for the show. So you don't know yet.
(55:18):
I don't know yet. Okay, uh scary, but for real scary.
Parts of Florida that were hit hardest by Hurricane Ian
are having a ton of affections from flesh eating bacteria
that lives in the flood of waters. Yeah, oh do
you see this story. Yeah, so it already existed, but
because of the hurricane, it kind of spread everywhere. Don't
you know. The under the ocean, there's probably like creatures.
(55:40):
They're not probably there are creatures we've never even seen before.
They're probably whole aliens of time machines down there, probably both.
That's crazy that they can't get all the way down
at the bottom of the ocean. And you know what's
down where you can't see aliens? Nobody knows, could be anything,
But it's like water, right, even this it exists, it's already,
(56:00):
but it just never came in enough. And now that
it's in, they've seen sixty five cases of Vibrio valnificus
infections and eleven deaths. People are dying from this. That's
truly scary. That is so the US Centers for Disease
Control Preventions say that it lives in warm sea seawater.
(56:21):
It's a type of food born illness creating bacteria, and
it needs salt to survive. This why it's in salt
water obviously, and they say it's rare but it's in
now because of the flood waters. But it's the first
time it's ever been there because flooding is so bad
because the hurricane. Anyway, we thinking about everybody down there.
They're still you're still dealing with it. Even though the
(56:42):
news is down. They're making it. The things that we're
are still giving to it. So they're still dealing with
it every single day and going, man, this still sucks.
This is very hard for us. But we don't think
about it if we're not there because it's not the news,
it's not in the cycle. So we're thinking about you guys.
So Bobby Bones Show interviews in case you didn't know,
his name is Bailey Zimmerman. So he's working just for
(57:04):
oil and Gas company and he's sang on TikTok. Never
sang before. I got a million views in a night
and quit called him, was like, I'm done, guys. Wow,
never sang before. He told me the only time he
ever sang was on the basketball court and he was like, yeah,
I'll try. He sang Luke Hoombs hurricane, but never saying.
He was like, dang, people think I can sing. And
(57:24):
he came to Nashville and took a bunch of meetings
to know what. Didn't know who he's talking to really,
because he didn't know the difference in managers and labels
and who does until yeah, he's like, I didn't really
know what I was doing, and he just has blown up.
I'm gonna play a couple of songs for you. This
is called Rock and a Hard Place between a rock
and a place Jam Jam. This one's called fall in Love.
(57:54):
His name is Bailey Zimmerman. Hedn't played any live shows
because he hadn't sang a whole out when I first
met him, and I said, what's the hardest thing? He goes,
you have to learn how to breathe, he said. The
first show I ever did, I ran out and I ran.
I said, if I ever got on a show, I'm
running across the catwalk. That big thing he goes, I
sprint it out and it was time to start singing.
I was like, I can't breathe. Yeah, and so it
just I mean, I love this kid, and so here
he is. He's got a record out today called Leave
(58:15):
the Light On. It is Bailey Zimmerman on the Bobby
Bones Show. Now Bailey Zimmerman, Hey, Bailey Where are you
right now? I just got back from London. I'm in
his Manta, Georgia. Oh you just got back to the States.
How was London so sick? I got to see doubled
like your buses and like these crazy old tabs and stuff.
They would insane. Dude, that's gotta be wild for you,
(58:35):
because I know the first time I went over there
was like, what is happening? I'm from a small town
in Arkansas. I never thought I would see England. Are
you feeling the same thing? Why are you over there?
Like I cannot believe I'm actually here. It felt like
you're in a movie, Like everywhere you went was a movie.
It felt like, you know the alleyways. It feels like
every alleyway is a new experience. Like if I walked
down there, there are so many things that could happen.
You know, what does your mom say about all this?
(58:57):
She cried when I told her I was going to London?
She cried, Did your mom ever listen to our episode
where we were talking about her? Yes, she's like fifteen times. Yeah. Well,
I want to talk about the record because you're You're
the real deal, dude. I mean, your song fall in
love is. You know, we're getting close to top five now.
I mean, you've it's crazy to watch kind of the
(59:18):
rocket launch that is. Bailey Zimmerman. You finally got a
e eight songs that are out now. The new album's
lead The Light On. This is your first album. What
are you trying to say with these songs? Honestly, I
wanted people to know that, like, I'm a real person
and I go through the same things that like they do,
you know, like House on Fire and train Wreck Is
I have emotions as well. I'm not just this kid
(59:39):
that makes music for the fun of it. This is
how I expressed myself, you know, and I wanted to
show people this is who I am in eight songs.
This is me. Do you feel because you got so
famous so quick on TikTok and Instagram and the Internet
that people don't feel like you're a real person. That's
a dumb question. But do you feel like they're like
you're just like a character or influencer? Yeah? Man, I mean,
(01:00:01):
you know, there's there's a lot of I've been dealing
with a little lately where there's a lot of people
that come on and they say like hateful things, and
they say things and it's like, hey, you got to
realize I'm still human, Like I still care about how
you guys feel, and I still have feelings as well.
And it's not like I'm just this robot and I'm
just every day twelve and six post the same post.
(01:00:22):
It's like, I'm doing this to try to help people,
and I'm like expressed by myself as well. You know, yeah,
I think you said it best. I mean, I think
anybody that has a job where there's a platform involved
and people see them, people start to think they're not
real people and that they're bulletproof. And it sucks. It sucks.
Sometimes people are mean or say hateful things about what
(01:00:42):
you look like, how you sound. I'm talking not talking
about you, Bailey, and I'm talking about me. Sometimes it
sucks and it's hurtful. And I'm glad that you said
that right there, because it's a pretty vulnerable thing to say.
What's been the coolest thing though about having this sudden,
you know, ability to travel the country and travel the
world and play music. The people you impact, the stories
you hear, and the things that people go through in
(01:01:03):
their lives and how each song helps them or what
the song means to them. Gavin Lucas said it best
to me. He said, you know, when people ask this
one artist that Gavin loves, he would say, well, what
does it mean to you? And that's what my favorite
thing needs to ask to people. They're like, well, what
did you what do you mean by this and this song?
And I'm like, well, honestly, this means this to me,
(01:01:24):
but what does it mean to you? And They'll be like, well,
I went through this and this and that, and you
learn about the most random people that you may not
ever see again in your life, but I will always
remember that. That's like my favorite part about all of it.
It's Bailey Zimmerman. His album's out today. It's called Leave
the Light On. It's eight tracks. Bailey, here's what I
want to do, because I know you're not here in town,
but when you get back to town, and I said
(01:01:45):
this to you before, I want to get you up here.
But I want you to bring your mom, so find
out when she can be here too, and you come
in and perform on the show, but I want her
to come and sit in on the show as well.
Do you think we can make that happen at some point? Yeah? Easy? Dude,
you tell me the time, we'll line it up. Hey,
you're my guy, dude. I'm massive fan of your congratulations
on everything. And I know we're doing this on the phone,
(01:02:06):
but I definitely wanted to talk about the album and
get you on here, and let's figure out a time
and get you up here, all right, man, Yeah, dude, absolutely, man, absolutely,
all right. Bailey talked to you Soonboddy. But mister Bobby,
all right, Sea Sorry. Today. This story comes to us
from Glendalyn, Pennsylvania. A man walked into a bank, had
a note in his hand, handed it to the tellerson,
(01:02:27):
give me all the money. So they put a bunch
of money in the bag and he left. The Only
problem is he wore the same shirt as he did
in his driver's license photos. So when they ran the
picture through the database, same clothes, same clothes matched up perfectly.
Well you can tell us on Instagram in they never
wear the same clothes twice. Now, he would have not.
He would have worn him once and then traded him
in or burned them or soul him or something. So
(01:02:49):
you know that also shows you he probably went to
rob last minute, like he probably just felt like he
needed it. And didn't have a big plan. Yeah, it
didn't cover his face, didn't cover anything, or maybe he's
walking by. It's like, you know, fun to do today? Rob? Yeah?
Why not? Like that looks fun? All right? That I'm Lunchbox.
That's your bone head story of the day. Lunchbox wants
to start a feud with another country star. Do we
(01:03:11):
want to let him or no? It depends who it is, right, Well,
I'm a friend of this person. Oh no, I mean
I feel like he starts feuds just to get free
stuff because he did it with christ Jansen and then
he got it like a card. I think it was
two fifty to Ruth Chris. Do you ever use it? Yeah,
a special occasion. There was a stupid feud that had
note he Lunchbox didn't even have a point. But Christianson's like,
(01:03:34):
I just want to end it. Here's a gift card
to roots Chris, and he's like, no feud. So now
I wants to start a few with Luke Bryan. Oh
that's a big dog right there. Well you want to
know why I'm starting a feud with Luke Bryan is
because he sent boxes of jockey outdoor you know whatever
to the studio and I'm like, oh, great, he sent
us all jockey you know, give where big boxes, big
(01:03:54):
boxes him his wife or jockey ambassadors and the commercials.
Yeah yeah. So I was like great, and I go
and I'll look over there, Bobby Bones. I'm like, Okay,
that's not my box. Next one, Caitlin Huh she doesn't
work here exactly. Yeah, Abby huh works in there. Okay.
Next Lauren, Huh, that's it. Lauren, Lauren that works in
(01:04:16):
the other room. That does I don't know what she does.
She's in front of a computer. She's probably our newest person.
She's been here for about a week and she hangs
out than a week Okay, I mean she hangs out.
I don't even know what she does. Really, uh, And
that's it. And I'm like, hello pecking order, Hello, Luke Brian,
did you forget about me? How did you leave me
off the list? I mean, not even Amy, not even
(01:04:37):
Morgan number two. He went to Lauren. No idea how
people's exactly, And so until he has made that remedy
of the situation, he is we are boycotting Luke Bryan.
He is banned, aren't we aren't. I'm not I'm not Amy, Amy,
you got disrespected like major league Hay Scuba, Steve. Yeah,
(01:05:01):
do you know why the boxes came to who they
came to? You know? I don't know, because the same
person who sends those normally sends them to everyone, or
at least the lunch boxes speak the pecking order, and
this time it was a little shocking that it didn't
go to where it normally goes. I mean, how do
they even know that? I don't want to say we
should boycott and artists over it, but I am with him.
That is a little fishy. Who's the how do they
know Lauren exactly? I'm also I like Lauren. I think
(01:05:28):
a bright future here, but uh, I don't think you
know her unless you know her, like she hasn't been
on the air anything. No, Yeah, that's pretty that's weird. Yeah,
so boycott, I would bet Luke had nothing to do
with him. That's what you would attach your names to something.
You're responsible because it says Luke Bryan on there. It
does exactly, So I don't understand. I think that's a
(01:05:54):
good thing to investigate, though, like why Abbey and or
even Caitlin. I know why Caitlyn because they're doing me
and they have a women's brand. They probably want us
both there because Caroline wears all the jockey stuff and
yeah we know them. Yeah, so Luke the loser, loser, loser,
I'm gonna get picked up right. Sorry, you guys, take
care Les, I mean Amy, they left you off. You're mad.
(01:06:18):
He's trying to recruit people. He's trying to get her mad. Yeah, okay,
so we're not gonna boycott Luke, but we are going
to figure out how they knew. I'll find out. I'll
get you an answer that's funny. Well, what's a good
slogan we can use. Let's find out that's good. That's good,
have a good weekend, anything like that. Leave Luke out,
leave Luke out right, thank you, and that's all. Have
(01:06:40):
a great weekend. There's an episode of twenty five Whistles
up today, or football Show. I hope you check it out.
Amy's Got Four Things or Losers have a show up today.
There's a lot of podcast for your weekend, so hopefully
you check it out. Go to Bobby Bones dot com.
You can see all of our podcasts if you look
at for something to listen to this weekend. Hope you
have awesome one. We'll see you Monday. By everybody Up.
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