(Fri Full Show) Tim McGraw Is In Studio Talking About His New Song "Standing Room Only" Out Today, Why He Doesn't Watch The Movie's He's In & More! + Eddie Spills The Tea On Lunchbox + The Crazy Price For Adele Tickets

Tim McGraw is in the studio talking about his new song, "Standing Room Only," why he doesn't watch the movies he's in, how hard it is to put together a set list and much more! Plus, Eddie spills the tea on Lunchbox for something he broke at work. Find out what it is! Then, a listener calls in who is going to Vegas and wants to get his wife Adele tickets, and everyone on the show can't believe how much they cost. He needs advice on what to do!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
They welcome to Friday's show, Morning Studio Morning. Tim McGraw
coming in later. I get ulcers in my mouth sometimes,
like inside on the soft tissue, you guys, if it
gets us like it's like you beat your cheek or

(00:22):
something like kind. So anytime I go to the dentist
at all, I always know that a couple of those
things are gonna happen inside my lip any mouth trauma
at all. But I got a big one is on
my jaw, and I feel like sometimes it doesn't really hurt.
But sometimes I'll be in the middle of saying something
and I'll just give up on the word halfway through
because it hurts. I'm like armadillo. I was gonna say,

(00:43):
I'm adillo there, but just hurt so far. I talk
about funny today, Well that's normal, but today the real
reason is this, I have a huge ulcer on the
side of my mouth. Okay, around the room, our producer,
he makes all the videos, he moves all the cameras
during the studio here, he is producer radio. Everybody, guys.
I'm worried that parents think that I have a problem,

(01:04):
a partying problem. A partying you know, like a like
a substance abuse problem because I've been doing sinus rints
because I've had sinuses. And it's that thing where you
sport the bottle up one nostril and all the water
comes out of the other noseril. It's like a Nettie pot. Yeah,
but I know the bottle. He squeeze it and it
comes out hard. Well you think you get all the
water out? Well. I went to a birthday party and

(01:25):
I had done it like two hours before, and I
when I got to the birthday party, I would lean
down to talk to one of the kids and all
of this stuff came out of my nose and I'm like,
oh my gosh, can I cover my nose a ranto
the bathroom? I'm like, for sure, parents think I have
a problems. Just gross. You not lean over for two hours? No,
I guess it goes in all these little compartments in
your nose. Hor you don't know it like the stores.

(01:47):
You not, because I would always blow it after I
was done, Dude, I blew it hard. Really. I would
do Nettie pot, which is different. So that's a pot.
It's look at teapot and you stick that thing up
your nose. Then you turn your head and the water rolls,
it comes out the the side. It's like punk Eving
waterboarded a little bit amazing. Yeah, it's it's not fun
to do, but it works sometimes. Oh when you see

(02:08):
what comes out, it's very comfortable. I don't see what
comes out. Yeah, well I don't have glasses on while
I do it. You're missing it all the stuff that's
been making your nose hurt. Yeah. Also, sometimes all that
inflammation isn't stuff in there, it's just inflammation of like
the so it doesn't do anything. Did you learn that
for the doctor, Well, I've learned from a lot of people,

(02:28):
like I am a doctor. Inflammation in general in our
bodies is a big part of a reason a lot
of the stuff goes wrong, illness, sick, hurt, pain. It's
just trying to fix that, and I'm trying to fix
it through food that's and the right kinds of food,
not less food, but the right kinds of food. Yeah,
it's covered to lunchbox here, it's a lunchbox everybody. I'm
gonna change your life. Guys. There's this app or I

(02:50):
don't even know if it's considered an app on your
phone where let's say you are at your house and
your internet goes out like mine did the other night,
and I was like, oh my gosh, I can't do
any work. My wife showed me this thing on your
phone called hot Spot. So you turn on the hot
Spot and it gives internet from your phone to your computer.

(03:10):
And I was like, whoa. And I was able to
get on the net proper work and do my work.
So if you pull out your phone, you can go
and turn on a hot spot and zap it to
your computer. Life changer, zap it. I don't know what
that does. I mean, I'm sure there's someone that didn't
know this. Yeah, okay, I agree. You need sell though.

(03:30):
Oh so it's if you don't have internet but you
have cell on your phone, you need to sell dad it. Yeah,
you need it. You need the bars to get hot
spot to work. You guys know about it. Yeah, yeah,
for a little bit. Yeah, that was the first time
I'd ever used it. Well now though, now you know.
And if you're somewhere where you don't have internet but
you have a good you have all the bars or
bars or yeah, you just get the hot Spot on

(03:51):
your phone. I mean, there's not very many times I'm
gonna need to use internet. But I was just like,
this is crazy. Or you can say, does anyone have
a hot spot? If there's no sell and maybe somebody
who has good sell near you, we all turn mine on.
That's pretty neat. It was. It was pretty awesome. I
was like, this is pretty cool. That's how it's like
watching a child do what I experience, what I love
for the first time, like I'm seeing it again through
his eyes. I'm telling you, guys, just go go somewhere

(04:14):
without internet. Now we're goin Ye were I chase that?
But that's good that you've learned. Do you know how
to do it now on your phone? I think I
know how to go to settings and then something, but
then i'd have to look at it again. Okay, right, cool, yeah, everybody. Well,
let's just say hypothetically that I, you know, worked on
something that my kids don't beat around the bush. Okay,

(04:35):
well there's a project and I did it. I'm waiting, well, hypothetically,
what do you mean you did it? I just want
to know my grade, you know what I mean? But
all of it, like you, from start to scratch, right
from scratch to end, start to end, whatever you say,
like you did the whole entire thing. I just want
to know, hypothetically, listen, the amount of time I put

(04:57):
into it, I should get an A, but I don't
health because I had to google some things like is
it a written thing? Did you build something? I am
not saying? Okay? Um? And which child and what happened?
Here's my question though, does your child usually do a work? Yeah?
Both are my kid? Yes, I don't think it's gonna

(05:19):
don't you think I'm smart enough to know that? I
need to make sure it looks like are you're asking
for an A? Though you're asking for an A? Like
when my mom would do my projects, she wasn't gonna
do a work because I wasn't an a student. Oh,
so it came in elaborage. They would be like what
in the world? So she would do like, okay, any
chance you went to hard so here. So English is

(05:40):
the second language for my kids, and so I feel
like some of their teachers give them a pass because
of that. Because so I still think some of the
errors I made based on that will still get them
an A because there's like a curve because the purposeful
English mess upsad. Okay, let us know how that goes.
I know I want to ask pothechically. You know, no,

(06:03):
if you get a C or D hillillarias, you have
to let us out, okay, right, due me from Mountain
Pine in Arkansas. He invented the saying fight, grind, repeat
and his dog Stanley Loves Me, and a treat Bobby Bones,
triple rhyme score, triple rhyme score. I do think that
I have I'm not gonna say permanently injured, but I
didn't think I've hurt my voice from doing the starting

(06:26):
lineup at the Arkansas basketball game a week and a
half ago. I didn't know I was really gonna do
it until pretty close to last minute. I would do
it again tomorrow if they asked. But I think it
would be like getting out on a track and running
sprints as hard as you can without ever stretching. So
the game's packed, it's us in Kentucky, twenty thousand people
in there, the lights of and they're like, all right,

(06:46):
and they give me a list of just the names
and the order they're gonna run out, And so I
just went too hard with no warm up whatsoever. So

(07:07):
I do this and after I'm like it's still there. Yeah,
I've never heard you yelled at hard ever. It's it's
it's still and deep. Yeah, you're like, yeah, you gotta go.
You get I don't have the pipes to do that.
It's like a real job. But I want to give
you energy whatever I do. And I just remember, like

(07:29):
hold on my throat. When I was I was like,
did I just hurt? And then twice this week when
Amy and now we're talking before the show, I was like,
I think I heard my boy, because I hear it,
so I hope I didn't permanently injure myself. But you
know what, I do it again tomorrow. But I would
just get warm before me and I would do all that.
That's what I'm dealing with right now. Arkansas. You can't

(07:53):
like this onions out? Yeah all right, glad you guys
to hear a big, big show today. Tim McGraw coming
by a little bit later. Time to open up the
mail bag. Get something we call Bobby mail bag. Hello,
Bobby Bones. I have an issue regarding a new coworker.

(08:15):
I just hired a new restaurant hostess. When I trained,
he kind of wreaked a body odor kitchen noticed this
I didn't say anying because I wanted to give the
benefit of the doubt. But maybe there was a some
exercising before. Maybe they just have time to freshen up. However,
the next day she came back and they she still
smelled other I didn't expect to be a she either.

(08:39):
The kitchen mentioned it to our GM. I didn't say anything.
I'm afraid the next time she comes back, she'll smell
again and someone else will tack lessly tell her she stinks.
What's the best way to approach this? Signed bo to
go was much easier in a business environment whenever you're
the boss or if you're above them, because you have
to do this. If it's just a friend or it's
a peer, it's different. If you're working alongside someone you're

(09:01):
not a boss, it's different. If you're over the person,
you have to tell them that is your job. Hey,
look your did you wash your clothes funny or something?
Because something doesn't smell right, It's smell right the last
couple of days. If you'resing weird, detergent or something. I
don't know, but like they hate to beat the This
is uncomfortable for me, but you probably want to know
because if you did, you probably can't tell the different
you were in those clothes all the time. That's good

(09:22):
blaming it on the detergent. Yeah, it's just something right,
there's there's always a side swipe to it. You way
be like, you smell? Will you avoid the head on collision? Yeah,
you're still saying you smell. But what's the easier way
to say something that's not that easy to say? What's
the easy way to say you stink without going you're
freaking armpits and your butt smells bad? Yeah? Double, it's
a double, it's a it's a it's a pit. But yeah,

(09:44):
instead you're like, hey, I don't know what it is,
but I just want to tell you this, and that's
the deal. So yes, you absolutely have to tell them,
But there are ways to gently wade in the water
and go deeper and deeper instead of just cannonballing in
the deep end saving someone else's feelings, Well, then just
get in the message. If they don't get the message,
then you do have to go and get a burner account. No,

(10:04):
you always got to know. I always like a burner account.
But you do have to go and just eventually say, hey, look,
you don't smell good. I'm so sorry. Maybe you don't
even realize it, but but you don't do that now,
there are a couple steps before you have to go
full on. It makes it uncomfortable and hurts their feelings
because that's all you're protecting there. They are to be protected.
So you're the boss. You have to do it, or

(10:25):
have your general manager do it. But somebody's got to
do it. And sometimes tact can get in the way
of results. Sometimes you're being tactful, but it's not efficient.
You guys working me for a long time, Sometimes I
have no tact It's like, this is what we have
to do, to do it right now, because it's gonna
be easier in the long run because if we just
go and rip that band aid off and it's up

(10:45):
really uncomfortable for a minute, then we just get it
done and then there's all this time we're not spent wasting,
Like I don't know, I don't that's what it feels like,
go for it. Is there a way to spin it
in a more using positive words instead of you don't smell,
maybe more like, hey, we could smell better because they're
not going to leave about them. Then it's like oh yeah, yeah,

(11:06):
I smelled her too. She was bad. No, No, it's you.
It's uncomfortable to be a boss. It's uncomfortable to be
a leader. So we'll come to everybody would be doing
it at a high level, on a high rate, but
but it ain't comfortable. So go go be a leader
and make it happen and make her pits and her
butt smell less. The end, you who say, you say,
we got your game and I was booby. Maybe my

(11:34):
favorite segment of the whole week. Everybody just has to
come into the room and have an extremely fun, weird
interesting fact. Amy europe a guinea pig named Randy once
broke out of his zoo enclosure and impregnated nearly one
hundred females In twenty fourteen. He became the father of

(11:56):
four hundred babies from that out a board, he broke
out of a big house was free. He was like,
I might be going back. So I want you Yang,
what was his name again? Call me Randall. Wow, lunchbox.
Amy brought in a story about your pee should be

(12:19):
like twenty three seconds long when you go to the bathroom,
and so I want to know, huh, I wonder what
the world. Don't do it? Okay, they say poop, okay, good,
go ahead. The world record for the longest P five
hundred and eight seconds. That is almost eight and a
half minutes. Someone, how did they do that? Their bladders up? Big?
I can't be true a human on earth or like

(12:42):
an elephant? Yeah, and was it a real bladder? Guys?
And everywhere I Google, I said, what's the longest pe?
And it keeps coming up eight and a half almost Also, like,
why do you keep google this? Weird? That's true. It's
been in my search bar like five different times. And
every time I say, it's eight minute P. Yeah, I
pid a minute in ten seconds? You did? It's like

(13:03):
a minute eight. Yeah, you're still earlier today five seconds? No,
I mean I was probably I'm minute eight. It's new
pr personal rector. Oh dude, that's not good though. That's
gonna That means you're holding it too long and you're
going to have bladder issues when you know I was
just trying to get it longer long. I totally misunderstood this.
You're doing like a bench press. He was trying to
get it, you know, I was trying to get stronger

(13:24):
at it. Well, okay, Eddie over to you guys is
pretty darn cute Prairie dogs. The way they greet each
other is by kissing. But actually that's not true because
what they they're really doing is they're inspecting their teeth
and be like, oh, I know you. Also they are
reading by what looks like kissing a teeth inspection. Wherever
scientists were like, oh, they kiss each other, that's how

(13:44):
they greet each it, but no, they're really looking at
their teeth and be like, oh, you're Henry, I know you.
I do that. But I'm like Eddie, uh ah, good today. No,
no Brussels cross last night. I'm going clear, Buddy Morgan,
we all love space on this show. Well, space has
a smell. According to several astronauts, it smells like hot
metallic and it's like a whiff of that. One astronaut

(14:05):
described it as a summer barbecue barbecue. And finally, during
World War Two, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles
both had so many players go off to war they
merged the two teams and played as the Steagals. Wow,

(14:26):
I didn't know that. They won five games, did not
make the playoffs, but the Steelers and the Eagles were
a team known as the Steagals. They lost half their team.
That's crazy. That is crazy. It's like Ted Williams. Howd
he not went and fought in the war and flew
planes and yeah, he's already, you know, the last player
to ever beat four hundred, like one of the greatest
baseball players ever. Can you imagine if he had had

(14:46):
to take in the prime of his career time off
to go to war, how good he would be? But
also thanks for seven and Elvis. Yeah, but they kind
of treated him nicely. Right there you go. That's fun
fact Friday. Right, it's time for the good news. Shout

(15:08):
out to this second grader, Caroline Carlson from R. E.
Baker Elementary in Bentonville, Arkansas. Because it was Superhero Day
at school and kids were encouraged to dress up as
their favorite superhero. Guess who she dressed up as, Hi,
somebody that's not Iron Man. Her teacher. Yeah, they took

(15:29):
good picture together post it on Facebook. It's gone viral
and it's just really special. I'm sure that just warmed
the teacher's heart, and it's really cool that she thought
about I like it. If she meant it, I love
it a strategy either way. That that is awesome story.
And her teacher is Jamie Day, by the way, so
shout out because you must be an amazing teacher. There

(15:49):
you go, Miss Day, mister Day, whichever one it is.
A woman. Yeah, good for you. That is a great story.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. Sign for everyone's favorite trivia game. It's easy trivia.
It's the easiest trivia game in the whole wide world.
Category Number one iconic nineties country songs. You can't go

(16:12):
home if you miss. That's okay, but it's so easy.
Number one our champion of being Eddie. Eddie who sings
Friends and Low Places. That's the goat. Garth Brooks Morgan
who sings Neon Moon, correct Amy who sings Achy Bricky Heart. Yeah,
Lunchbox who sings She's in Love with the Boy Trusia
Year one. Good. See how easy that was? See how

(16:35):
easy that was. Eddie and Amy both have three wins
season playing to five. Eddie's wearing a tiara because that's
what the winner does. They get to wear the championship tiara.
And if you miss a question, you've been booed. It's
called getting boned. Ready. Question number one? The category is
cartoon colors, Eddie. What color is Peter Pan's outfit? Peter

(16:59):
Pan's is green. That's correct, Morgan. What color are Mickey
Mouse's shorts? Oh, his shorts? I believe they're correct. Wow? Amy?
What color are the Smurfs? They're blue? Lunchbox? What color
is Barney the dinosaur purple? Thank you? Nice shop? Look

(17:21):
how Usa? That one? That's easy? Which one did you
not know? I want to know Mickey shorts? Next category
is geography, Eddie. What country is to the north of
the United States? That's Canada, Origo. What countries to the
south of the United States Mexico? Right? Amy? What ocean

(17:41):
is to the east of the United States? Okay, on
east coast? That is New York and that is the Atlantic.
That is correct, Lunchbox. What oceans to the west Pacific?
Did you know that? Or did she eliminate the other one?
I already knew. My shark attack happened in the Atlanta
when you were attacked by shocking your paddle boat. Yeah, here,

(18:03):
I hear you. Famous structures, Eddie. What's the name of
the large famous structure in Paris? The Eiffel Tower. Good,
don't know the accent you try there, but good Morgan.
What's the name of the large famous sculpture in New
York Harbor in New York City, the Statue of Liberty? Good? Ammy.
What's the name of the famous structure known for it's

(18:24):
nearly four degree lean, which is the result of an
unstable foundation, The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Good lunchbox. What's
the name of the famous observation tower in Seattle, Washington,
the Space Needle? Good? Look at us. Now, we're gonna
speed it up a little bit. You guys don't have
a lot of time to answer this. When I time

(18:45):
you and hit zero, you gotta give an answer. Categories
fictional animals. What's the name of the wart hog and
the Lion King Eddie Bomba correct? What's the name of
the mere cat in the Lion King? Morgan? No, I
don't know. And Simone so close, so close, Simon, I

(19:11):
try to see it's Simone. Oh, I would have said, Simon, Wow. Man,
Morgan's eliminated. Good, good, run Morgan. What kind of animals
amy are scars? Hinchman and the Lion King hyenas? Wow?
Good quick lunchbox Rakifia miliar never heard of? What kind

(19:33):
of animal is Raffiki? That's why I said it again?
The adviser to Mufassa and Simba in The Lion King Raffi, Oh,
he's a monkey. That's correct. Buzzer Boy three remain NBA

(19:54):
team cities? Oh? Okay, yes, Amy? What's sorry? Eddie? What
city or the Mavericks in that's Dallas? Correct? Amy? What
city or the Lakers in Los Angeles liquors? Correct? Thank you?
The Celtics are? What city? Lunchbox? Bastar Pixar movies? Eddie?

(20:17):
What picks our movie? Zz Trivia features Sheriff Woody and
buzz Lightyear. That's toy story? Correct? Amy? Which Pixar movie
features Lightning McQueen and mater cars? Correct? Lunchbox? Which Pixar
movie features Mike Wazowski and Sully monsters in't? Correct? Wow?

(20:39):
Wow Wow wow wow. The category is Wheels Wheels, Wheels Wheels.
What's the name of the game show hosted by Pat
say Jack Eddie? Wheel of Fortune? Correct? Amy? What's the
name of the American brand of scale model car introduced
by American toymaker Mattel and Wheels? Okay, Lunchbox. What's the

(21:01):
name of Darius Rutgers number one smash in twenty thirteen
Wagon wheel Good category is the Bible of Music, the Bible.
I'm done amen? You say amen like I'm just trying
to do something. Eddie. What's the first book in the Bible? Genesis? Correct? Amy?

(21:22):
Who were the first people God created Adam and Eve?
Correct lunchbox. And what city was Jesus born? He was
born in Bethlehem. Yeah, CODs, look at the house. Gods,
look at the house. Does anybody else go a little town?

(21:42):
Look at or I wenttle town of Bethleham, all those? Yeah, okay,
but we're out of We're about to get a sudden death.
Oh boy? Easy trivia of the category as women of
by Heart Country. Oh no, Eddie. What's super Ores currently
on their Denham and Rhinestone's tour. That's Carrie Underwood. Nice job, Amy,

(22:07):
who just had their first number one, which is a
duet with their husband called Thank God? Oh? Caitlin Brown
correct Lunchbox who had their first number one in twenty
twenty one with Things a Man Ought to Know What?
In twenty twenty one? Who had their first that's that
girl from Mississippi or Alabama. Laney Wilson. Correct. Wow, she's

(22:33):
from Louisa, Louisiana. I don't know, but you said that's
that girl from Missisippi Alabama and you said it like
you knew it. Yeah, Louisiana down there, sudden death. If
you win, you move to the next round. So it's
two of you are going to get through. Okay, okay,
oh wow, say your name is the buzzer? Question one?
What geometric shape would best describe a pringles can cylinder? Correct?

(22:58):
He's on the finals. He's on the finals. He's onto
the finals. Yeah, easy, when you eat it, Amy and
Eddie Ringles, that's true, you do eat it, eat Ringles.
He got you there. I can't say much. He got
you guys. One of you moves to the finals. What
geometric shape would best describe a globe Eddie spear Correct,

(23:21):
he said me yellow card that rolls into the next run.
But she's not in the next round or no next game? Okay, wow,
by Amy, I know it just happens. Does she get bone? Oh? Yeah, bonea.
We have one category left, so you can see the
category not making it up on the final page. Square roots.
I can't see no, stop that, I swear to got it.

(23:43):
Why wouldn't we put that back in here? I don't know.
I don't make the questions, dude, I'm the host. I'm
pats a Jack. Okay, I know what that is. Again,
I'm dripping over. There's making the questions my game. There
are three questions. Okay, buzz in. What's your name? Best
of three? What's the square root one forty four? Correct? Amy, Relax,

(24:05):
No I can cheat, Eddie. He's gonna jump quick. You
know that, right? No? I know, but I don't know
square roots. But we've done times. Can we change topics? No?
What's the square root of sixty eight? Correct? Oh? Oh,
let's go. He definitely paused. Yeah, well yo, that's what

(24:27):
you do right when you say your name, it buys
you a few seconds. Well, I call time after about
two seconds exactly, so you have two seconds to guess
last one. Don't jump into early. Gonna warn you. What
is the square root of one hundred? Eddie? Eddie, I
have no chance. It's nine incorrect? Lunchbox ten correct. We

(24:52):
ain't no matter what money I can every time one
forbody can't do that. What you said? Don't you? Actually
you were gonna say I didn't do anything the question

(25:14):
or whatever. No, I said, but what's the squared of
one hundred? Yeah, but listen, he got us both. I
thought it was gonna be one hundred, and I was
waiting on another number. There's no one that would be
nine because nine is eighty one. You would not know.
That's what I'm saying. Like it was like I would
have jumped in if I did one hundred, would beat
him in. Hey, I showed his baby. Sometimes people say watching, hey,
you one, let it know. Yellow card for complaining after

(25:36):
a win. Dang round, this is crazy. One good to
yellow cards in one game. Guys, y'all better settled down.
Settle down. That's right. It's a nice win. Put it
went on. Put you can put it on the ballot.
Matthew from Denver, Colorado left this voicemail, Bobby Bones, you

(25:57):
are on just something with this New Hamster thing. I
don't want to jump on the whole conspiracy theory train,
but I have my undergrad from Southern New Hampshire University
and I got it taking night classes when I was
in the military. I have never been to New Hampshire,
so goot, New Hampshire really good exactly. So my questions

(26:19):
are question one, does New Hampshire exist? Questions too, If
it does exist, how did they get to be so awesome?
Because they never caused problems. It's the least problematic state ever.
So either it doesn't exist or it's the great. It's
a utopia, So I'll keep on with it. You Samy's
pile of stories. This older guy was passing out candy

(26:39):
to kids. This is trouble. Some people were like, well,
this is this is weird. We're going to call the police.
Well the police went to talk to him and he
was like, hey, I heard about this day. It's called
Random Acts of Kindness Day. I know it's not today,
but I'm inspired by it. So I just thought I
would give out chocolate. Because he went up to this
one boy and ticular and was like, here's this box

(27:01):
of chocolates and the boy was like, I'm good. I
don't want it. Heard from every single person ever, never
take candy from a stranger, right, And then he said, oh,
if you don't want to go, maybe your mom will
take it home to your mom. And then people are
insisted what's going on, But really they didn't end up
arresting him because he was truly trying to be kind. Okay, good, Yeah,
but for whatever reason I thought of uh like lunchbox

(27:22):
maybe trying to do this. No, no, no, I'm not
gonna go up with kids in hand chocolate. You did
a bit where you try to write a school bus
with kids, that's right, Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, yeah, no,
I know, I agree. I agree. You shouldn't do the kind.
It is kind, and you know it good for this
old guy because he was trying to do something kind.
Probably isn't on Twitter or TikTok and doesn't see what
the friends are. Yeah, and what I was worried. I

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feel good about it. Just somebody put him around and
be like, hey, old timer, here's the deal. You can't
give all kids candy you don't know, because there's kind
of a bad reputation with people giving kids candy they
don't know. Yeah. No, the police a white van with
the windows it's like a drive Why when a fan
of the school the police said quote, he was genuine
and pure. So that's good. I like it. Okay, and

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let this be encouragement to you today to go do
something kind not that as well? Got it? Thank you.
Scientists are claiming that they have this new hormone injection
that could help sober you up twice as fast it
tested out in mice so far. Then I don't even drink.
I don't even get drunk. Do you still feel bad
for the little I'm ready so that the mice get drunk. Yeah.

(28:29):
They they inject the mice with ethanol or whatever. That's alcohol, right,
so whatever that is okay. And then they were gave
on the FGF twenty one, which is a growth factor thing,
and la lah, they could function like fifty percent faster.
Do you got to elevate from mice? So you can't
just go mice human. I'm not a big mice to

(28:50):
human guy, But what do they do? I feel like
they do that's what they do. No, no, I know.
I'm just a big believer in doing it in the middle,
like find a middle what's in between? Like a monkey's
too close to us, so that's that we don't need
to go that far up. But I don't know, like
a porcupine, it's a little bigger. He's just you can't
go mice to human. Okay, that's just not close enough.

(29:11):
But this could be awesome for people if that you know,
you go out and then you're like, shoot, I gotta
go to work. Okay, what else? Okay, not that, and
we don't say that. No, you don't go out straight away. Okay,
I mean you have four hours and then it gives
you like eight basically. Okay. Luke Combs probably has a

(29:33):
ton of money right now. Probably he does. Probably what
do you mean do I saw watch one last time.
We talked to him that like watches, and I was like, yeah,
I just look at him killing it. Yeah, it was
a watch. It looks so cheap and it is so expensive,
like purposefully not cheap. It looks so simple, I should say,
but it was a really expensive watch. That was very jealous. Yeah, well,

(29:55):
all that is why I was shocked to see that
they don't have any help at home with their baby.
Texts him and his wife Nicole, they do it all.
They do everything, which he praised her for most weix
he's on the road along in and out, but she's
doing it. He's doing it. And I was like, well,
look at him, because they could hire all the people
if they wanted to. So I love to hear that.

(30:16):
That's a great well, but no shame if you do
hire I like one for me, for me. We don't
have kids. But I know, shame there that Yeah, I Amy,
that's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news unbox. Six year old Lucy

(30:38):
Tresh loves going to Chuck E Cheese and playing the games,
don't we all? But here's the thing. She's really good
at those games whoo skeball. And she amassed twenty seven
thousand tickets to get in a bunch of toys. So
she cashes them all in and she goes, Mom, I
don't want to keep these toys. There's kids at the
cancer hospital. I need to donate all the toys to them.

(31:00):
A kid, a kid doing that toys now we went
today six and doing that. Yeah, and the lunch box
used the word a masked her. I read it. What
he didn't even know he said it, just reading it.
That's how many. Yeah, it means collected game. What does

(31:20):
a mask mean? A mask? Like a lot? No? No,
not like a mask? Yeah, like if you're in a
mass something, it's like what mass it mass mask? Okay,
I don't know. It's like gathering something, okay, mask And
he had just said that, Okay, thank you. That is
what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Okay,

(31:43):
let's go over to Amy and get in the morning Corny, Morning, Corny.
Why are there pop tarts but no mom tarts? Why
they're pop tarts but no mom tarts? Because of the
pastry archy? Boy, that's a stretchy of all jokes any
other patriarchy. Yeah, you know, you're really it's the whole thing.

(32:06):
You're Yeah starchy, heard you. That was the morning Corny.
Let me go over and talk to Daniel and tennessee,
we need something to bail us out of that joke. So, Daniel,
you're on the air. Me and my fiance are getting married.
We've been planning the wedding for seven months and it's

(32:26):
in Puerto Rico because that's where she's originally from. And
it's been rough getting all our friends and family to
go because the money. And then on top of that,
most people want to go as a vacation, not not
really just a wedding. So I guess my question to you,
is it all it's a good idea to plan a
destination wedding instead of wedding within the close vicinity of everybody.

(32:47):
First thing, I would say is the wedding is for you.
So if you want a destination wedding and you want
it on an island or you want it in the
Middle Mountain Pine, Arkansas, it doesn't matter because the wedding
is for you. So that's the first thing I want
to say. Second thing is if you do play in
a wedding where people have to spend money to get there,
it could be travel even in the continental United States,
drive two states over fly to Puerto Rico. You have

(33:08):
to understand that some people can't do that and they
don't have the money or they don't have the time.
And then you can't really be personally offended if they
don't come, because that ain't about you. It's more about
what they can and can't do, because if they could,
they would be there. So there are a couple of
things you got to realize again. One wedding is about
you. You You do what you want to do. Too. If
people can't make a destination wedding, it's not because they
don't love you because they don't want to be there.

(33:29):
It's really not. It's because maybe they can't afford it,
maybe they can't get off work, maybe they've used all
their vacation. But that being said, there are gonna be
some people that can't come. Just period. If you have
a destination wedding and you're abuding twenty people, some people
aren't gonna be able to come. So don't get your
feelings or don't get offended. But go have that wedding

(33:50):
there if you want to have it. That's it. There'll
be some collateral damage there. Some families don't be able
to come. They'll be sad. You'll be sad, but you're
gonna have the wedding where you want to have it,
So go do it. Just know but he can't come,
all right, And don't feel guilty. Don't feel you have
to pay for them, by the way, don't feel like
somehow you got to figure out to dig up the
money to make sure they can come. Sometimes people just
can't come. Maybe you have a local thing, you know,

(34:10):
where you are a little party for everybody to get together.
They can celebrate you. That's always fine too, but don't
put any guilt on you. It's your wedding day. You
should do what you want to do and how you
want to do it. But some people can't come and
that'll suck. But that's show bizz baby. Oh, thank you
very much. Man, Hey, congratulations, all right, appreciate it. Gosh,
I'm picturing him going to his fiance and she's like,

(34:31):
oh no, my so and so can't come, and he'd
be like that showbiz baby, not gonna showbiz baby. So
Bobby Bones Show interviews. In case you didn't know, Tim
McGraw is here. He sold more than eighty nine million
records worldwide. I mean he's that guy. He's won three Grammy's,
nineteen ACMs, fourteen cmas. I mean every song is good.

(34:55):
You get it. His last five number one seventy five.
OU I call humbling Kind, shotgun Rider, Highway, don't care.
His most stream songs ever, Humbling Kind. Where is Indian hell?
Long and even on here? Not for most stream I
need to get the streaming today. Here he is Tim McGraw.
The Friday Morning Conversation with Tim McGraw. You know, you

(35:19):
know somebody when they come in and immediately started heckling you,
Which is what happened? Like Tim walks in and goes, hey, everybody, Hey, Boby,
how about Arkansas? Huh? I can't help myself. No, I
followed that, Hey, when I saw you teasing a playlist.
It was like putting out a playlist, you should pay
attention to it. And I was like, I don't know
what's about to happen here, and usually I can kind
of call the shot and know what everybody's up to.

(35:41):
Pretty novel, new way to introduce the song that we've
been playing today. Yeah, I mean I was shocked how
quickly everybody got it. Yeah. I mean I don't think
I would have gotten it that quickly. I'd not known
about it. So the reason explain that to people who
have no idea what happened, because I was seeing on
your socials You're like, I putting how to playlist which
turned into this song? But talk about Yeah, we put
out a playlist of a lot of songs, of my songs,

(36:03):
and the fun and the first word to every song
is sort of spelled out what our new single was
going to be. But the coolest part about putting that
set list together is going back and digging in some
of the old albums and finding some of my favorite
album cuts. Like listening to an old song that you
didn't remembering how much you liked it, remember how much
I liked it? Yeah, And then then cringing a little
bit of how I sounded on it and wishing I

(36:25):
could re sing it probably was the main the worst
part about it. But yeah, there's some songs a song
of lyric I guess you get used to somebody. It
was always one of my favorite. I think it was
off set the circus down. It was always one of
my favorite. So I don't go back and listen very often.
The only time that I listened to something is when
I'm getting ready to do to do a new project.
I'll go back and listen to the last record that

(36:46):
I made, because you know, you never really finish a project.
He's just sort of get it in the barrel, so
to speak. So I always make mental notes of things
that I wanted to do better, things I wanted to improve,
sounds that I wanted to improve, certainly singing that I
wanted to improve. So I'll go back and listen, and
I go I remember, I wanted to do something different
here and I didn't get the chance to do it.
So I'll remember that the next time I go to
the studio record. Do you when you say you listen

(37:08):
to something, you're like, oh, because I'll we all do that,
right If I look at old or listen to old
shows or old I'm always like, oh man, I don't
like how I did that there. But when you hear
you and you say you cringe, is it because you
don't feel like you sang as well? Or was it
because maybe it's produced weird? No, would not produce weird.
Probably more more of my singing. Yeah, just something that
I didn't phrase quite as the way I thought i'd

(37:28):
phrased it. I'd go back, like if I'm singing something now,
like when we're in a before a show, when we're
in a dressing room, we'll sit down and play guitars
and sing old songs and stuff, and I'll think that
I'm singing it the way I remembered singing it. Then
if I go back and listen to it, I'll realize
that I'm singing it completely different. Do you think you're
a better singer now? I think, I hope so, well,
I don't know. I hope so you know different, I

(37:52):
guess is a better way to put it. I think, Um,
probably just my voice. Hopefully my voice is mature a
little bit, a little bit over the years. Um, I
go back and listen down, just think how much of
a kid. I sound it okay, that's fair, I would say,
when because you've been so generous performing here many many times,
and when you sing you still sound pure, meaning you

(38:17):
don't sound like you're how old at eighty eight forty eight?
You don't sound there, You don't sound like your voice
has gotten older. Where other artists come in there like
I don't have it, so I gotta like take and
change the key. So it's almost like your voice has
gotten better. I think you're a better singer. You're just
got a singer as anybody that comes in here, just about.

(38:39):
And so like, do you think you've just gotten better
by doing it or stronger by doing it? And why
is this thing not falling off? Why? Why is your
voice still good? It's all the all the curls, all
the rope, all the speed rope. Maybe maybe it's the workouts. Yeah,
I don't know. Um, I think it's just I just
love it so much. I mean, it's in it's therapy
in a lot of ways. You know that. That's my

(39:00):
therapy is when I get to go to the studio
and sing these songs. You still like singing. I still
like singing. I still you know there's nothing that beats
a live audience and being on stage in front of
people in performing that's especially or a great night when
everything's whenever. That's one of my favorite lines in this
song is on nights like this, I catch a thunderbolt.
That's what happens sometimes on stage. It's just you know,

(39:21):
not all nights are like that, but the nights when
everything's magic, or the nights that you live for, I mean,
that's what keeps you going to the next night. That's
like that, what makes a night magic on stage Because
to us, you may have a terrible show or a
great show, but we don't know the difference if we're
watching for the most part, because we're like, man, this
is awesome. We're hearing all the big new songs, all
the great songs from you know, nineties, two thousands, two

(39:41):
thousand and tens, We're hearing all the hits, and we're
just like that was an amazing show. But you may
come off and go, god damn, man, that was not
a good show. Like what's the difference in a good
show or a thunderbolt? Like you said, you know, most
of the time, it's how your ears sound. I mean,
when your ears are sounding great. That's when everything's great.
When you're having to if your ears don't sound really
well and you're having to push really hard where your
vocal to get any tone and get any feeling or

(40:02):
get any soul out of it, those are the nights
you feel like you're struggling, you know. So it's like
the mix and sometimes it's just different, and sometimes it's
just different. You can have the same setup, the same
everything in every room's different, and but some nights you
just have this perfect sound and the bands on target.
You know you're on target. The audience is there with
you the whole time, and it's pretty awesome. But then

(40:23):
you know you have nights it's like, you know, I
can remember one of my best basketball games. I had
the flu and thought I sucked the whole game and
went back and scored a lot of points. But sometimes
you hyper focus because things aren't going right and you
have a better show than you think. Yeah, explain to
our listeners whenever you pull out your ear like you
sling it out, you're not wearing'm getting You're not actually
mad at that piece of equipment. What are you doing well?
Sometimes you're just not hearing well and you're thinking maybe

(40:45):
if you get some ambient noise in the room, you
can hear a little bit better. And there are times
that maybe you can't hear the crowd because mayor feel
me off, Like if we're doing you really don't hear
the crowd, that might not that much. But we have
we have crowd mike, so we can crank those up
a little bit more than want a little bit more ammate.
But sometimes you just take it out because you just
feel good. Everything sounds good and you just want to
take an ear out because it sounds good on stage

(41:06):
as well, and you do want to hear the audience
a little more. Back to your high school basketball career,
most points you ever scoring a game? Fifty two? No way,
no way? Yeah? Are you kidding? It was a freak night.
How did you score? I mean, I know how fifty
two comes, I know how you add numbers and get
fifty two, but like, were you playing it? Well? First
of all, where did you play with your guard? I
was a guard? Okay, that was a guard. Were you

(41:27):
a shooting guard? I wasn't a great outside shot and
we didn't have three points back then either, So yeah,
why why that night was the game plan built around
you take advantage of somebody else. Fifty two is an
amazing No, I'm just one of those nights that you
were just on everything was falling. Was the rim? Did
it look like that sonic massive sonic couple? I just
look gigantic and you couldn't miss. Yeah, they snuck a

(41:49):
woman's basketball in there. For me, No, it was you know,
just every now and then you have those nights. What'd
you average? Suh? My senior year twenty seven? Wow? Do
you talk about that often? No? Gosh, that was a
long time ago. I couldn't. I couldn't hit a bucket
on a prayer. I'll tell you who you are, your
Pistol Pete. I'm gonna tell you why imagine you score?

(42:09):
You average twenty seven a night with no three point line.
Pistol Pete average forty four lsu with no three point line. Yeah,
he wasn't. He was incredible. You know, it's funny funny
that you mentioned Pistol Pete. There was a while back
that they were going to do a movie about Pistol
Pete and I was gonna play him. No, no, but
that was a long time ago. That would hit it.
But he was like six five something like that, and

(42:31):
I'm I'm like barely six foot on a good day,
so we'd had to put a lot of short people around.
That's every time threw a movie, every every mission impossible,
that's what that is. You average over twenty five points
a game in high school. Were you the athlete in
high school or were you the singer? I was. I
was an athlete. That was My whole purpose was that
I was a good student too, So I don't want
to push that to the side, but uh, yeah, I

(42:53):
was an athlete and whatever sport was in season was
my favorites for all children out there, I'm being a
good students the way to go. You gotta be got
to get that. Yeah, So did you play the other baseball?
Baseball and football? So you played football too? What position
of football wide receiver and defensive back? And so you
played both ways? Big school? Small school? Small school? Because
I played both ways because only had forty people on
the team. Yeah, we didn't have very many people on
the team. And when our basketball team, we were like

(43:15):
a B school, but we were playing in quiet A tournaments.
We were playing a lot of big schools. When when
we were in high school. Do you catch any touchdowns?
I caught a few touchdowns. What about baseball wise? How
good were you then? I was a decent baseball player,
played short stop. Yeah, cannis for an arm, not much
of a cannon for an arm. My elbows pretty much
shot range, Yeah we range. Nothing got by me, but

(43:38):
my first baseman saved me a lot on my throws.
Adding average senior year, I don't know my baton average
if it was up there pretty high. You gotta be
kidding me About music. I forgot about a new song.
I'm ready just go deep into Timmergraws High School and
I'll tell you what I knew. The pictures that I
couldn't hit, so I learned a bunt end take a shot.
Standing room ally is a new song. We're gonna play

(43:59):
this now, and so what stood out to you the
first time you heard the song, or maybe it wasn't
the first time, where you're like, okay, this is one
that is me. It is me first time, first time.
I mean I'm pretty good about first time knowing whether
I'm gonna like a song or not. Usually the first
verse I'll know if I'm going to record a song.
This one is just you know, Look, I've been lucky

(44:19):
in my career to have some songs that I'm really
proud of and that have a lot to say, and
this is one of those songs. Lyrically, there's not a
wasted line anywhere in this song. It's just such a
and pecill be written song, and then the melody I love.
So when you get in the studio and record, you're
scared to death that you're gonna go in and screw
up a song. You know, Humbling Kind, for instance, I

(44:41):
had for a year before I recorded it, because when
you hear Laurie McKennis thing with just an acoustic guitar,
it just doesn't get much better than that, And so
you're scared to death to go in and just mess
up a great song. So this song, Standing Room Only,
I wanted to go in and had an idea what
I wanted the record to sound like, how I wanted
it to come off, and every step along the way,
the song just just kept raising its head saying this

(45:01):
is the one, this is the one, this is the one.
And when we mixed it, it just sort of jumped
off the board. And it's rare to find a song
that has this much lyrical content as this much meaning
it says so much, but still have this sort of
high energy to it. And you know, it's rare to
find that combination of not quite a ballad, not quite
an up tempo but still deep lyrically and still move.

(45:23):
The Friday Morning conversation with Tim McCraw get personal for
a second, real personal, yeahuper personal. Yeah. Would you eat
for breakfast this morning? Uh? Some cinnamon toast and a
couple of coffee, but real cinamon, Like we're the real cinamon. Yeah,
but it's the kind it's pre made, that's got the
swirl in it, the cinnamon. So but it's like I
was thinking, like some kind of organic cinnamon flavored tofu

(45:44):
crumbled on it. I mean, I try to eat healthy,
but I have plenty of cheat days. I'm doing that
whole thirty right now. Have you ever done that? Don't?
Don't you look great? No need for you to do
It's just hard put yourself through it. Yeah, it's just
it's just hard. And I've digestive issues and it's a
whole thing. But if you're having a cheat on you
know what this Friday morning? Can you do breakfast like that?

(46:04):
Every morning? Can you just send them into crunch. Would
you ever cocoa puffs? Okay, so similar, Yeah, like coco puffs. Yeah,
but that's usually late at night, that's when it comes. Yeah,
it's usually in the morning. Is usually a protein drink
or something before work out. Regular milk, hole milk. I
like whole milk. Still not almond, but none of that.
I mean, I'll drink it if it's in the fridge,

(46:25):
but I like cold milk. Are you somebody who a
poor milk and a glass and drink it? I'll drink
it round a joke. It's just me in faith in
the house now. So no, I don't care about the judge.
Just drinking milk like that that's weird or no, it's
always cool milk on getting milk? Wow, wow, Hey Eddie,

(46:47):
what was your question for Tim? Yeah? So, Tim, you've
I figure you've been everywhere, like all over the world.
But what is one place that you've never been and
you want to go? Oh? Well, um, there's a couple
of places where a couple of places you can't go
to now. But I've always wanted to see Saint Petersburg
just because it's supposed to be so beautiful. But there's
no going to say chance right now, be on your phone. No, no,

(47:10):
I know we can't take anything if we go over there.
But that's been Russia. I've never been to Russia. Um.
And I'd love to see Israel and Petra, I would
you know'd be cool. I'd love to see all that stuff.
I've been to China. I've never been to China. Been
in Japan, but not to China. Oh, different places. Yeah,
that's what I'm hearing. Oh boy, And I don't think
you want to go there right now either. I'm good.

(47:31):
I'm staying. I'm stayed in the good old USA. I'm good.
I feel good. Um. So another thing I had here,
I saw a little stat here that said that you are,
since the nineties are the most played artist ever on radio.
Did you know that? No, I didn't go I've all wow.
I didn't even make that up, because sometimes i'll do that.
I heard this fact that's that you're the most and
it's and I talk about this because I'll be broad.

(47:52):
It just shows how long I've been around. That's well,
not just been around, but stayed consistent, consistently, highly efficient
and just producing hit after hit. And I'll go on
some of these shows sometimes, and because I've worked in
all formats of music, right, and they'll go like, hey,
talk like who is someone in your history of working
in music or and it's always you because you've been

(48:12):
able to perform at a high level for a long time.
And I feel like you don't get lumped in with
like nineties country artists because you never went away, because
you didn't have to go away, because you just kept smashing.
Oh thank you. I you know, I'm I've been knock
on wood. I've been none of that's wood, by the way.
That's like, that's like cush. Just ask my wife. She'll

(48:33):
tell you pretty wouldn't. Um. But yeah, I just feel fortunate,
you know. I get you know, great songwriters send me
great songs. Um. I get to work with Byron Gallimore
in the studio, who's one of the best in the world.
We've worked together since the beginning of my career. Um,
you know, it's I feel very fortunate. I feel very
fortunate to have the opportunity to record great songs and

(48:54):
to still get the chance for people to hear them.
You're also big actor, obviously, but Amy's going the process
now where shit little rolling the HBO sume you she
did pretty good, and so now she's like, you know,
starting to audition for stuff. What is your advice to her?
By that, I mean auditioning is tough. Gosh, it's it's uh,
it's the hardest thing in the world. The things that

(49:15):
I think that I've done the best at, or the
things I didn't have to auditions for. But the best
advice I ever got as an actor came from Billy
Bob Thornton. We were doing Friday Night Lights and I
was scared to death because that was my first big movie,
and I asked him for any advice you give me,
and he says, if you think you're if you think
you're not doing enough, you're probably still doing too much.

(49:36):
Is it also where, because I mean there are mics everywhere.
You don't really have to project. You're just like trying
to talk as a human. But also there are camera
so it feels like your heart rates up as soon
as the camera starts rolling in every Your body defies
you a little bit, but but you do. That's one
of the things I had to learn too as an
Actor's not to not to try to talk to the camera.
That's the way over there and realizing they can hear
you they have headphones on. You've got a microphones. Yeah,

(49:59):
I didn't know if like pre filming, like you had
to like do you do breathing exercises? Do you have
anything you work through it to? Just calm? No? I
mean I'm pretty calm as long as I know, no
my words, But I have to say, when you're doing
a scene with Sam Elliott and you have to stare
him down and sort of have a confrontation with him,
that gets a little nerve acting because he can stare

(50:21):
you down pretty good? Do you a wait from for
like an affirmation from like one of those hero type
guys when you're done to hopefully or like that would
be like, man, do you even like me? Am? I
doing a good job? Absolutely? Every time? It's like do
you hate? Like when you don't get anything back and
they just walk off, You're like, did I suck? I
just could I just ruin that scene for him? How
you feeling about LSU football next season? Pretty good? Pretty good?

(50:43):
I mean I'm excited about my nephew just started at LSU.
He's a freshman at LSU and he just got initiated
into my fraternity he's a pike now, so so I'm
pretty excited about LSU because he's there. I'm excited anyway
about LSU, but I'm excited because he's there and hopefully
get to go to some games with him nexture. Just
going back. Some simply talked about a minute and it
includes acting. When they say, hey, we're thinking about doing
the Pistol Peat movie, which ami Pistol Peat familiar. Let

(51:05):
me give you a quick little rundown. Well, I saw
you did an Instagram. Yeah, did the whole thing about him.
I'm like a massive, massive Pistol Peat fan. Like he
was Showtime before Showtime, Like he was doing things with
the ball ball handle people to do for twenty years. Yeah,
like was so far ahead of it. And you know
then he played in the NBA actually average over twenty
four points in the NBA. People don't give him credit.
They're like, oh, he was a buy. He average over

(51:25):
twenty He was like you in high school in the NBA. Yeah,
he knows three point line till his final year and
was still average. That still did it, and he would
throw up shots from everywhere from make them deep, yeah,
deep shots. He was he was doing what uh, Stephen
Curry's doing now shooting from way out there. So when
they say we're thinking about doing this movie, and you're like, yeah,
i'd be awesome, is it disappointing when they go, never mind,
we're not doing it. Um? Yeah, I mean I was

(51:46):
looking forward to that. You started practicing like ball handling. Yeah.
I tried to try to practice ball ball, had a
little bit, but that was a long time ago. I'm
too old for it now. I couldn't. I couldn't. I
couldn't get down the court. Once. I was at a
razorback game and they send a guy to come get
me in a golf cart, and kay, well, come get
you because I was gonna do some stuff on the
field before the game, and I like, I have a
g A young coach picks me up, drives me in.

(52:08):
I'm like, hey, man, how's it going. I hadn't met
him before. We drive up and he lets me in
and he tells me his name. I'm cool, cool, He said,
I'll pick you up on the way out. I get
back in on the way out and he's talking about
his mom and she was at the game and turned
his name was s J. And so I was like
huh yeah, joy. And so he's like one of my
dear friends now and he's like running UCF head of

(52:30):
football Operations. But that's the real life son of from
the blind Side. Yes, and so I saw him post
a picture of you two. It's like I'm here with
my my fake dad, you know, like a show. Yeah,
he came to a show in Florida. Yeah. Yeah. And
so the blind Side the real young boy. It's like
my friend, but there's obviously an actor. Boy. But did
you get to know the family that well a little bit. Yeah.

(52:52):
It was Sean and Leanne. Yeah, I got to know
pretty well. They were on the set quite a bit.
And um, Lane's got a big personality. She does under
bullet nailed her. Yeah, I mean she actually even underplayed
her a bit. Do you look back at early acting
like you do old music and go oh oh, I
don't watch it. No here, yeah, yeah, I don't watch it.
I don't watch it either. I'm getting but for Christmas

(53:14):
movie I've never seen. Oh wow, that's such a good movie.
I've never seen it. You get a version of your scenes,
just cut out, like you asked. That's what that's what
I need. I remember why don't you Why why not once? Gosh?
Because all I see is the mistakes. Um, but I
did see the trailer when it first came out. I
took my kids were a little when we went to

(53:34):
see another Christmas movie, and then I didn't know the
trailer was gonna show. And then the trailer came up
and the first thing that popped on the screen was
my big old pie face. And my daughter looked at
me and says, she's tad. He doesn't lose some weight,
you like Gee's daughter, And you find that allowance because
that's all dried up. No Timmercross here has got a
brand new song called Standing Romoli. We're gonna come back

(53:56):
for one more segment. In that segment, lunchboxes, crossword puzzle
and then uncomfortable questions from listeners which are always been
uncomfortable for me to even ask. But we'll get there. Yeah,
Tim mcgrawl back in a second. What do you what
is your theory on set list? Like, do you start
with something new because they're ready for anything, or do
you go with the hit first. I try to go

(54:16):
with a banger first to set everybody off. There's like
I've seen you a few times and it's like a
big build up and then you go into let me
go to It. That's a I don't know what is it?
We will the first one over the last year we've
been doing How Bad do You Want It? That's not
the one I remember, Yeah, right there, that's that's always

(54:36):
one of my favorite stove with it. I felt like
I need to smoke a cigarette when you were done
with that song. I don't even smoke, and I was like, dang,
I just went through it right there. But a set
list is the hardest thing to put together. I mean,
it's a it's it's it's a it's no easy task
to sort of create a theme, not a theme, but
sort of a roller coaster ride. You know, you got
to bang a little bit and then you gotta cruise
a little bit and then bang a little bit. Smoke

(54:58):
a cigarette thanked. First, Lunchbox, what is your crossword? So
Lunchbox got in trouble on the show because he doesn't pay,
he doesn't know how to look. He's uncomfortable, so he
doesn't look at artists while we're doing interviews. He doesn't
know what to do with his hands, so he just
has a crossword puzzle. Every single time. Yeah, I'm not
sure why you're here, but thanks for coming. And I'm

(55:18):
on fifty five down and it's a bit of land
surrounded by sea and it's a four letter word and
I can't figure it out. Land spit of land spits Okay,
So what's that? An island? It's too many A bit
of land surrounded by any other letters? Could that be
an isle? Like an ill? It could be an isle? Okay?

(55:40):
I how do you spell key? Ill? Ay? No? No?
Four four four letters? Aisle? Why are they always so hard?
One likes that's it. They just shortened island, Like what
is that? Like? Why don't they just call it an island?
Maybe because because it wouldn't be four letters. Sure, it's

(56:01):
a great call. The next thing you get to do
is look up. I'll well, I know it's a bit
of land surrounded Why it's called that? Fewer letters? Smaller? Thanks, Jim,
you're gonna go now, all right, that's that's a what
kind of crossword puzzle are you doing? USA? Today? Now?
He's mad the other one to charge him? Yeah. Yeah,
they give me one free one and then they want

(56:23):
like money for the rest of them. I'm like, no,
I've been doing these for free, and now you want
you get me with one. Then the next day it's
like you want to you gotta pay for it. That's
kind of like a streaming service. Yeah, a bunch of jerks.
All right, Here you go uncomfortable questions from listeners before
we let him go. Here, These are questions listeners send us.
How much can Tim agraw bench press? Oh? I have
no idea. You know what bench press at all? I do,

(56:43):
but I don't know how much. I don't do it.
I don't do a lot of heavyweight hurt myself. What
do you do though? If you're what's a heavy light weight?
You do a plate on each side? One thirty five
thirty five? Yeah, pretty weak alright anyway, Um, I'll probably
do like one seventy years. Yeah, I don't do that.
Money is good or what is considered high? It's depending
how much away? Yeah, I mean relative right, Yeah, I

(57:07):
mean I'd be scared to throw too much way, I'm serious.
I'd scared hurt tear or something I have have you Yeah,
because I'm an idiot. Well, I try to mention seventy
five my elbow. I've had elbow surgeries and knee surgeries
and broken. When winter comes, does it hurt everything on me?
Hurts so bad? Everything it hurts? Yeah, And when a
front's coming through everything, I mean you can that's when
you can tell all those football injuries and all those

(57:28):
basketball injuries and all those injuries start flying back at you.
When when a front's coming through these fingers. I broke
play in high schooloball as soon it's fronts even here yet,
and I'm predicting the weather. I'm like ned Permian and
Arkansas Channel seven weather. It's like, okay, I can tell
it's about to get cold. My fingers won't bend. That's
that's just the way you should just do the weather. Everything. Well,
my fingers aren't even in a green screen for that,

(57:49):
all right? Question two five? What percentagees Tim McGraw tip
at dinner? Probably around thirty? Okay? Does Tim McGraw shave
his chest occasionally? Has Tim mcgrawver signed a body heart
that a fan got tattooed? Yes? And then finally, did
you sell an island? Yes? Nice, I want to sell
an Yeah. I just want to have an island so

(58:12):
I can sell it. I'm not even to having one yet.
Day do you still love the water, and I haven't
been in the water in a while, but I miss it.
I miss being in the water and spearfishing. I mean
that was something with the Warm Boys. It would come
down with me and we would spearfish eight hours a day.
I mean, it was, it was, it was my passion
for a while, so I got to get back to it.
I was talking to the Warm Brothers that were over

(58:34):
my house and we were talking about the song that
you Urban and Taylor did together Highway Don't Care. And
they had said that you really felt you could get Taylor.
But so because of that, you waited like a year.
Yeah why so why? I mean, great move because I
worked out in the end, But so you had a
feeling if you just waited that would have like you
could get her on it. Yeah, I mean I just

(58:55):
I just thought it was she was a perfect person
for that song, um, and we had never done anything together,
so it was just a matter of just finding the
right timing for for both of us to be able
to do it. And he's got a new song album
and for Keith too. I want to definitely wanted Keith
on Her first song was Tim mcgrawl Hey, But she
don't know him crap, like I know, didn't get any
residuals on that. His new song is standing room only. Um,

(59:21):
so you're gonna enjoy this song for a while. We're
gonna watch it fly up to chart and be another
monster hit most likely. So I mean, we had a
whole new season of mcgrawl music. Yeah, I'm gosh finishing
up the album. Now you know all the final mixes
and how many songs will you cut fully and then
when you cut them down or were you only cut
the ones you're gonna use? I cut around thirty probably,

(59:42):
and and I hate that. That's hard too, because you know,
I don't take anything in unless I liked it, so
to call them down to the ones that don't make
the records pretty always leave stuff on the floor that
that I love. But what do you do with those
songs that are fully finished that you don't use when
you put them in? Then after you die, we release
them and keep making two pac money or what. Hopefully
hopefully my kids will be able to make some money. Yeah,
we're talking about cud first, all right, p McGraw the

(01:00:05):
album and then we put out all those songs, So
you're gonna be playing the Final four fan fast in
Houston with speaking of Keith Urban. Keith urb On a
little big town. So since irks I'll be in the
Final four, I'll probably be there. Can't get free tickets? Yeah,
come all right, cool, let's take care of you, all right.
Tim McGraw dot com has got a bunch of festivals
upcoming shows, but mostly today it's about new music. Standing
room Only is a new song, and there he is

(01:00:25):
our friend and yours Tim mcgrawl, thanks, all right, tattle
till time. It's our segment called Spill the Tea. Spill
the Tea. It's just somebody wanted to tell on somebody else,
which also means somebody probably didn't have a lets talk
about on the show, so they just send a note going,
I'd like to tell on somebody. I feel like you guys,
hold these in your back pocket until you don't have
any like prep. No, sometimes it's valid, like when I

(01:00:48):
had to talk about Lunchbox his wife coming to the
sales event. That was sort of a nobody else is
bringing it up, and I was like, why is no
one talking about this? Good point? That one that was
timely right, that's the last persons build the tea was
amy because Lunchbox brought his wife to an event with
no There were no wives, no partners, there's no plus ones.
It was all a business with clients. Like spending forty
five minutes with clients and the luncho shows up. They

(01:01:10):
can't even sit together. Well, I wanted my table. There
was a husband and wife, there were the clients, there
were the clients. Stop, are you spelling the tea today? Am? I?
Are you okay? It's not amy. I get nervous, so
I'm like, I don't know. You never know. Lunchbox's spelling
the tea today. Nah, I didn't make any to you today.

(01:01:31):
Nothing brewing over here, Eddie spelling the tea today? Oh
I got tea Edie. Everybody, guys, I'll just get right
to it. Lunch Box broke the soap dispenser in the bathroom.
What do you mean? I was walking in the restroom
and I hear a bang, like what's going on in there?
And I opened the door and in his hand Lunchboxes
in there with a soap dispenser and his hand off

(01:01:52):
the wall, ripped off the wall, like you walk in
somebody's got a knife from the hand they're just gonna
stabbing someone. He's like, they're like and that's how I acted.
I'm like, what happened? Just put it down and walked away.
Oh it's especially weird because he doesn't use soap exactly.
Wait a minute, there's a new wrinkle. He doesn't wash
his hands. He really doesn't so which made it a
lot weirder. So you broke the soap dispenser and then
just threw it down and walked out. I wouldn't sat

(01:02:13):
threw it down. It's sitting on the counter, just hanging out.
How'd you break it? I was just looking at I
was like, I don't know how sturdy this thing is not?
Just like you tested the sturdiness and the soap dispenser. Yeah, why?
And I was like, this thing was kind of cheap
for a nice office building that we have, it was
kind of cheap. Let me see, like if it's tried
to break it? No, I just I it's like a toddler.

(01:02:34):
I just and it snapped right off the wall. I
was like, well, that one very sturdy. And then when
Eddie walks in, you go he said something and I
was like, I'm like, I didn't hear him. Just put
it down walking out. It's still broken, it's still off
the Yeah, but I mean listen, I literally just grabbed it, Like,
but it's not supposed to be sturdy, it's just supposed
to pull it. Just why would you even think of
testing it? I don't know. You don't ever test the

(01:02:55):
sturdiness of things. He guess that I'd need to be
sturdy things that I own, and that if they're not sturdy,
maybe it kills me like that kind of stuff. But no,
I've never just seen a soap dispenser on a wall
and been like, let's see how strong that is? Like
it looked. I was like, man, I looks kind of weak.
So let mean I was kind of weak, came right
up the wall. So now, so what do we do?
Scood because we gotta get a fix because we need soap.

(01:03:18):
I had to go to the kitchen sink to wash
my hand. Oh that's what we all have to do now.
I don't know. I mean, that's that's I saw that
too myself a couple days ago, and I was like,
who the hell knocked off the soaping and why is
it not here? I mean, I also think this may
be like an HR issue because you're defacing company property,
and oh, here we go anything seriously, you just wanted
to see if it was sturdy. Why would you? Why

(01:03:39):
don't you turn ray? And then he did face his property.
Every day his car leash oil out in the garage property.
Don't know why I'm getting strays and most of the
week I drive my wife. Your car's leaking oil out there.
It was to face the property. HR department wasn't purposeful though,
he didn't go. Let's see how sturdy this concrete is.

(01:04:01):
Let's see how hard. I didn't mean a ripping off
the wall? Really, the real answer, you really were testing
the sturdy nests, like really, because that's not what the
person does. But every all shocked by him not being
an adult. But I don't then there't be popping in
my head. Let's see how sturdy him walking around just
like banging things? Yeah, you guys don't ever do that.

(01:04:23):
Like he like hits when he walks, the door, slaps
the top, he like kicks things. Probably this is this
makes sense, Like I'm tracking this, like and we don't
own the building anymore, so you've kind of like ruined
somebody else's property. Are we ever moving out of this building.
They keep saying the end of the year. But let's
keep it real. We didn't no idea when and if
the sub dispensers aren't strong there, tell him watch out.

(01:04:43):
We got a guy's gonna be testing it as soon
as we get there. Callity Control. You just fix it.
You broke it. Can you just bring a screwdriver up
and fix it. I don't think it's going back on
with a screwdrivers in the wall. Not going back on.
It wasn't sturdy in the first place. We're gonna need
like a new dispenser. I think no, it wasn't. It
was s dirty because nobody had a problem with it.

(01:05:03):
You should email this is the I don't know my gables.
Here's what the judge says. You need to email all
the company and say it fell off the wall, and
say I was I was testing the sturdy yes dispenser.
Email came. It came off the wall. Came off the wall,
failed inspection. You're inspecting the sturdiness. It failed inspection. It's broken.

(01:05:28):
Could we please get someone to fix it? Send it
to all because I want to we all want to
say it pop in her an email box. Okay, okay,
and let us know how that goes, sturdiness and stuff anymore,
stop doing stuff just to see. Let's go over to
the phones. Elvis is calling us from Louisiana. What's up, buddy? First,

(01:05:49):
I want to kind of going around and then at
a go ahead. So last year, mean WOI save that
of money to go to Vegas for a twenty year
anniversary this year, and so March the eighteen through the
twenty second, we're going to Vegas. And so she takes
to me a couple of days ago and she was like, Hey,
A Deal is going to be playing in Vegas when

(01:06:11):
we go there. And I'm like, cool, Well, she's a
big a Deal fan, and I'm sell. I'm like, okay,
well let me go see how much the tischrets are
and I'll just surprised there. Well, I go look for
the tickets and these tickets are like fifteen hundred bucks
a peace hold on lokay. Sometimes I do it too,
where I go to a site and I go to
like as a secondary site or I'm looking at secondary tickets.

(01:06:34):
Are you and I don't know the answer to this,
are you sure they're fifteen hundred a piece for like
general admission? Like middle of the theater, no resell this
is no, this is not even the middle of the theater.
This is like the back of the theater. Mike, look
this up, will you like a Dell tickets? Go ahead?
All of us listening. So I'm you know, I'm thinking
to usself, how do does a like a hardworking guy

(01:06:55):
like me just want to surprise his wife, you know,
with a Dell tickets? And I can't afford just one ticket,
you know, And so I'm thinking to myself, like, how
do I get these tickets without having to go get
a second job on the weekend? Just a ticket for hercles?
See your bail? Fifteen hundred dollars for a ticket to anything,
even to rewatch my birth somehow on a time machine.
I wouldn't pay it that. I just almost can't believe

(01:07:19):
that's how much tickets are. I've never heard of that.
And I have Mike looking up the tickets when when?
And I have no connections. So this isn't gonna be
one of those great stories I'm able to help somebody
out because I don't know about Oh yeah, there's no
random random ticket. Yeah, but stuff the secondary site now, yeah,
that's a resale site. Okay, I always go there. So

(01:07:39):
what you want to do is is go to what
call some some ticket ticket master and don't do the resale.
Mike's pulling it up now. I can't imagine anything costing
that much. And you're right, I who can go to
that show? Right? And nothing for an hour and a
half or two thousand bucks? Right? Um? The answer is

(01:08:02):
a normal heartworking man. Catch her next time? Yeah, doesn't
get to go all right? So your wife heyd find
her on the descent. Put on an adult playlist when
y'all are getting ready, don't see Howie Mandel? Go find yeah,
go go find a Nidell like tribute Medel or something. Yeah, dude, dude,

(01:08:23):
I'm sorry to hear that. Ad no idea. What are
you gonna do? What's your plan for her? You know,
going to Vegas and it's a surpriser in Vegas with
the del tickets? You know that I was thinking, But well,
the good thing is, yeah, if it's gonna be a
surprise and she didn't lose anything, she didn't know it
was coming. Good c D. Unless you heard this, I
don't know how we can block this from her. I

(01:08:43):
mean that's crazy. So what's What are you gonna do, Elvis?
I have no clue. I mean, I'm gonna try. I'm
gonna try to maybe, you know, I don't know. Yeah
something here, go try to make some some some side money,
you know. I found some for eighteen hundred. Again, only fans,
man a good idea. What will you do, Elvis? I'm

(01:09:06):
your only fans. I know a guy that likes picks. Yeah,
but he likes them not from dudes. That's crazy. But yeah, yeah,
eighteen hundred is the cheapest ticket I see right there. Wow,
how much have you built up now, Elvis? I'll mean
right now, I probably like four m Well you get
a section four h three route for five thousand, eight

(01:09:28):
hundred each. Well, I'm three hundred, four hundred bucks. You
can stand outside the venue and waive car might be
able to meter, or you can play the Adele slot machine.
Brother got those there? That's true, Elvis. I'm sorry, buddy,
and I've had any contacts at all. I would help you,
but I don't. I don't have no contacts with Adele
at all. Sorry, dude, I did not know that was

(01:09:49):
the case. Well, I appreciate the call, good luck. I
would just not even try for it's a surprise and
if it's going to set your family back, No, I
wouldn't even try. It's not worth it, totally not worth it.
Like like research other things to go do with her
that will be fun, Like, well, yeah, does she expect
to go to Adele? I don't think she was expecting.
But maybe she texted me thinking that the tickets were
not that expensive, you know, And I guess she was

(01:10:11):
kind of just hitting to me like all was gonna
be playing, well, you can do this. She was like like,
give you do this. Say hey, I just looked up
Adele tickets. They're the cheapest one I can find. Is
one ticket for eighteen hundred bucks. That's that's crazy, right,
And then she'll then she'll go, yeah, that's crazy. No way,
I'm thinking at a little I wouldn't even do Let

(01:10:31):
her be the one who says, hey, we shouldn't do that.
Or get a cup and stand at the door and
you can hear it through the thin get close up
to the door. They won't let you do that. What
if she says okay, then you're in trouble. But I'm
gonna bet she's not gonna say okay. But I would
just text her back Elvis and say, hey, I looked
up to Adele tickets for Vegas and they're eighteen hundred

(01:10:51):
dollars apiece. Can you believe that I'd question it like
that and then let her go, Oh that's crazy. We
can just let her know why you're not going, instead
of you not being thoughtful and thinking about it. Yeah,
good idea, All right, buddy, Okay, I appreciate you by seeybuddy,
I can honestly in my mind, I'm like, well, they're
three or fourner buck seats. I'll just buy him the tickets.
I'll just eat it. No, this is outrageous, that's crazy.

(01:11:13):
I can't justify anybody paying that amount of money. Now,
is she the highest or like our people traveling right now?
And that's in the very back you'll be able to
see it. All those theaters are small, small, Yeah, that's
why they cost so much. Even the big theaters are
still great. Well that's a that's a sad one. But

(01:11:36):
we didn't learn something, um that Dell's way too expensive
to day. This story comes to us from Houston, Texas.
A man got out of his car and was about
to close his garage whence two guys come up with
the guns. Give me the keys in your car. He
puts his hands up, and before you can say anything,

(01:11:56):
one guy grabs the backpack out of the front seat
and runs off, and he tell other guy, well, the
keys the car in that backpack. So he takes off
running after his friend. He gotta get his boy, and
they ditched the backpack and never come back. So they
got no backpack and no car. No backpack, no cars.
I'm lunchbox at your bone head. Story of the day.

(01:12:18):
The Oscars are this weekend. I don't know anything about it.
Do I even know a single movie that's up? Have
I en't seen a single movie that's up for the Oscars.
There he told you one buy in the Western Front.
It's gonna win. But I haven't seen it, and just
a title. I don't it looks terrible. Yeah, I haven't
seen it, looks terrible. It sounds like an old book.
So Hollywood's biggest night. They called the Oscars a Sunday night. Well,

(01:12:40):
lunch boxes upset with the academy. Somehow you called the
How do you call the Academy? You look up the number?
What you google? The Oscars? No? I don't, Yeah, yeah,
that's why I google. I googled Oscars and found it
and called what did you find? There's just a building
you can call for the Oscars. I don't know if
it's a building. They have to have a phone number.
They're a business. Yeah, but it would be the academy.

(01:13:03):
What is it? What is the actual business? The Academy
of Motion Pictures something? But you type to oscars. That's
the award. It's called the Oscar. Yes, And then you
go down a rabbit hole and you find a number
you call and you complain. Okay, and what are you
complaining about? Because the Whale, I mean this Brendan Frasier guy,
everybody's been talking about. It's the greatest comeback the movie.
It's not enough for Best Picture. How but everybody's the

(01:13:25):
media and the media doesn't well to hear the clip
he called something I called Oscar and this is the clip.
Thank you for calling Oscars. This is how can I
help you? Yes, ma'am, I'm calling to complain because the
Whale was not nominated for Best Picture. Everything I read,
everything you see the Whale is amazing. How did you
guys not nominated for Best Picture? I'm sorry? What? Yeah?

(01:13:47):
The Oscars. You know you are Oscars, right, Oh sir, yeah,
Oscars exactly. Oscars. You said it's awscome exactly the Oscars
like a like something named Oscars and not taking seafood.
Oh my god. Okay at the wrong Oscars. He said
he went in a rabbit hole. Obviously I didn't know
what he was doing here. So apparently called an Oscar

(01:14:07):
steak and see film. Go ahead. It's not in one
of the ten. It's not one of the ten best
movies of the year. Are you guys freaking kidemy? Do
you even watch these movies? Oh? So you haven't seen it,
but you didn't nominate, So how can you if you're
going to nominate things? You need to watch every movie. Okay,
so the Oscars are movie awards, Yes, exactly, there are movies.

(01:14:28):
They are movie awards exactly, so you need to watch
these movie the whale. I am so angry. Guess what,
just for that, I will be boycotting the Oscars this year.
I will not be watching. So don't be shocked when
the ratings are low. I gotta go. You know why,
because I actually watched the movies that are up for
Best Picture. I actually pay attention. You guys, don't goodbye.

(01:14:49):
You know, that's a conversation of the night for her.
She was like, Hey, you never believe this. Someone thought
we were the Academy of Promotion Pictures the other I guess,
little ironic thing there is a single person doesn't vote.
It's like it's all of the people in their academy.
They're voting the hundreds and hundred. Yeah, I don't know
how you get in the academy. And you're right, I
have no idea how you would call the Oscars. But

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if I just told you I called a restaurant, you
but we're not going to play the stupid call. So
I had to tell me you like it? I said
nothing about that. He said, you called the Oscars. It's like,
how did he call the Oscars? Yeah? Went down a
rabbit hole? Yeah, okay, is the whale good? I never
did you like it? And did he gain a bunch
of weight for that? Yeah? Yeah? And then he had prosthetics.
I think he'll win for a Best Actor, but yeah,
it's a shame the movie wasn't nominated. Winrazer wins for

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Best Actor. What a What a Company? Back and see
how Man? Yeah, dude, the Mummy. Yeah, and now best
actor George of the Jungle. George been like, why is
it a comeback? Did he he left? So he's coming back? Yeah? Right,
where has he been? He got like blacklisted by Hollywood
for what like he there was some allegation teammate towards

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some people and then they just did not so he
came out and said somebody did me wrong and it
was but he was power. Yeah, so they it'd be
a great comeback. Then, get Oscar on the phone, ask
them to say so, call him back, call him up,
call him up. I hope you guys have a great weekend.
We're back Monday. Easton Corbyn will be performing in studio.
We will see you then. Barbara Bibit Bones