Jamie Lee Curtis is on the show talking about her new podcast, "Jamie Lee Curtis and Good Friends," her movie projects, does she get nightmares when she films scary movies, and more! Plus, Eddie is starting to get a new reputation on the show from something he keeps asking... hear what it is! Then, we play a game where we name movie franchises and have to say if they are overrated or underrated. Find out which ones we say are and why!
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
He welcome to the show, Morris Studio. Morning. A little
game we're gonna play. They start us off. Get a
wheels turning, all right, Get a juice is flowing. Wake
up a little bit, Wake up a little bit. That's right.
So I'll give you a one word like line description
for a country artist. Okay, I'll just read your line
about him. See if you can identify them. For example,
the first one will be this Georgian sold merch for
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Luke Bryand we're in the corner, baby right, transfer down,
Amy Eddie, Here we go. When this artist was working
as a bouncer in Oklahoma, he broke up a fight
in the ladies room. One of the two men brawling
was a woman he later married. Oh love it. When
(00:53):
this artist was a bouncer in an Oklahoma bar, he
broke up a fight in the late die's room. One
of the two women brawling he married. Hey, he just
gave me a look like she knows it. Garth Brooks. Yeah,
Sandy was fined in the bathroom and Garth Brooks broke
it up. But next up. She's a member of a
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country group but also the daughter of a legendary country
singer named Linda Maybe Hillary Scott, Eddie, Yeah, Hillary Scott.
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Her mom is Linda Davis next up. His debut full
length album was named after a small Alabama town he
often visited, and was also the hometown of his wife,
who inspired much of the record in Sam Hunt, Sam
(02:03):
Hunt monte Vello is It? Despite selling more than one
hundred million records worldwide, this artist is not a member
of the Grand ol Opry and reportedly turned down an
invitation to become a member. Huh, who would do that?
(02:29):
Can it be someone we've already said? Despite selling more
than one hundred million records worldwide? One hundred million, this
artist is not a member of the Grand ol Opry
and turned down an invitation to become a member. A question.
Are we only doing live or dead people? Wow, that's
(02:51):
a great question. They're all ave a hundred million and
turned it down? All right? Not one hundred million? Buck
drew million records? Yes, what do you have? I don't know.
To put Garth brokers again? Arth is a member of
the Grand of Operation. Well, Eddie, I feel like the
only person that would say I don't want to do this.
It's Eric Church. It's not Eric Church. I don't think
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he's sold a hundred million records. Okay, it's George Strait. Oh,
turn it down. You have to appear a certain amount
of time. He didn't live here, getting a plane and
play ten times a year or whatever the appear. I
don't know that that's the rule, but I've heard that's
that's why he doesn't feel like he can do it
justice and if he takes that, he doesn't want to
take it and not be able to do what he's
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supposed to do as a member. Wow, all right. He
went to Appalachian State University in North Carolina for business,
which is the same school as one of his music idols,
Eric Church. Ah. Oh, he went to Appalachian State University
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in North Carolina for business, which is the same school
as one of his music IDALs, Eric Church. Oh Man
got a guess, But I don't know, Amy, I don't
know for sure if you went to school, but Morgan Wallen,
fair enough, Amy, I Scotty McCreary's from North Carolina, so
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I went Scott and McGary. Well, the answer is Luke Combs. Oh.
Eric Church is his idol. Okay, sudden death. That's from
the same hometown as Eric Church, who went to high school. No,
somebody Morgan Wallen or somebody went to high school with
Eric Church. No, Morgan Wallen and Kenney Chesney. I think
that's so close. What's happening right now? That's what I'm
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talking about. Okay, Okay, next up, last one, if if
somebody gets sired. She first entered the public eye during
her time on a reality singing competition Nashville Star in
two thousand and three. She released her major label debut
two years later, which one on to sell a million copies.
I'm in and Amy Miranda lamb Eddie Miranda Nice. Now
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we're a sudden sudden death buzzing with your name at
any time because I'm reading it and you get to
answer it. Okay, come on. Before this became his main focus,
which is music, this singer went to the University of Oklahoma,
where he landed Eddie Toby Ki, where he landed a
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spot on the Oklahoma Centers football team, but never played
before dropping out. It's probably answer is Toby Ki. Yeah. Hey,
that's a good game. Though. That's a good gamey. Let's
open up the mail bag yet. Something we call hello
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Bobby Bones. For years now, my wife's been watching from
afar as I play fantasy football year after a year.
She's always been curious as to what it was all about,
and I only had the chance to find out when
someone dropped out of the league. Against my better instincts,
I let her buy into the league, explained how it worked,
told her she was on her own, and wished her luck.
Then the bye weeks came. She's not updating her roster,
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she's not making moves, she's not handling injuries. Not only
is it messing up the league, it's embarrassing for me.
Should I kick my wife out of the league or
do you have any advice on how to get her
to take it more seriously? Signed John V. I love
fantasy football. It's my favorite thing. And if someone I
don't care it's a wife or Eddie or whomever, if
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someone is messing around and not having the integrity of
the league the top of mind, kick her out of
the league. Okay, I mean, I guess I'm sure she
would understand. I mean, I've never played fantasy football, so
I have no idea what in the world goes on
over there. But I mean, if the rules are the rules,
and you got to participate and keep up with your stuff.
Then you'd have to understand if you get kicked out.
I would warn her first and say, hey, a lot
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of people have come to me and said that you're
holding up the league. If this happens again, our rule
as we have to kick you out. And then I
would put it on to everybody else and say they
kick you out of the league, not me. But yeah,
that's some serious stuff. I get made fun of all
the time by Kay Lynch because I'll call a friend
and we'll be talking about trades and who's gonna play.
She's like, do you really think you're a gentleman a
trip a team? I'm like, I am my own team.
(07:16):
There we are, but we take it very seriously and
our friendships circle. It's also how we communicate as friends.
We would never make phone calls to each other just
to talk, but we do. It's a bonding thing absolutely.
Video games and fantasy football for dudes, it's the way
for us to get on the same phone, and it's
the way for us to get into deeper things because
we ain't just calling to see how you feel in today.
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And there's money involved, so we take it serious. It's
light money, well for you it's it's it's not a
big buy in or anything like that. So but mostly
I would say that people take this seriously. You gotta
kick her out. If she's not gonna, you'd kick anybody out.
It's not anyone one blame that to her. Luck though,
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We've got your team. That was all right, Morgan. Number
two has a list of film franchises, and the game
is are they overrated or underrated? Okay, so they're not
little to the height? Basically, hat it? All right? How
many of you have here? I have? I have a few.
(08:19):
You just tell me when you're ready for me to
stop because there's so many. Go ahead, We're gonna start
with Star Wars franchise, okay, one? Two? Three drated? Who
said over? I did me? And you? Yes, you all
haven't watched them, right? I tried, you stop it. You
haven't tried. I watched like forty five minutes of the
first one was in the seventies, and I was like,
I can't say that was in the seventies. You gotta
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give it some grace. No, I don't have time for that.
So who said overrated? You? Oh? Three of us said
over three? Okay, what else? Morgan? The James Bond franchise.
We have to pick over or under. Oh I can't pick, like,
don't care that would be over. Okay, I mean, but
I don't mind them. But yeah, it's over or under
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under over, I go under two. Really, I always watch
when I do watch and go what didn't expect it
to be that good? Really? I never go into it
going like I can't wait for the new Bond. But
did you go back to way back in the beginning
to the Big do you watch? Like no, because no
one was telling me. I had to because it was
so good. I didn't go watch Octopus. That's why. So
when I was gonna say, I didn't that it is.
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Look it up and for some reason, that's when it
came to my mind too bones. I'm like, there's so
many there's like why is there? Why is it not?
I just Octopus? Watch the movie. I guess you'll find
out why. I don't want to think it's about a cat. Yes,
and okay, okay, like we do you figure out why
it's named? I do, like the Daniel Craig once that
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one's from nineteen eighty three. That's what it's called. Yeah,
we'll get an update from movie microbout why it's actually
called that? And if we don't like that, I said
that it's after a character. Here, come to the microphone,
and the character is why you knew that? Do that? Hey,
it's underrated just based on that. It's she It's okay, okay,
(10:08):
all right, huh, all right, okay, up the Fast and
Furious franchise. Hey, pardon me for second one overrated. I'll
tell you the first ones were pretty good. I liked
the first two or three I saw them, Yes, But
then I didn't watch four through nine. And then we
watched nine. It was the worst we've ever seen. It
(10:30):
was the worst movie I've ever seen it. That's not
true that I set all the way through. Yes, it's
the worst. I think that's really bad. Is so bad
I would have walked out of the theater. It's the
worst movie I have ever set all the way through
watching the same movie. Did you see when he shot
a bridge out and used the rope to sleep, shot
himself across the kit car the car, and then not
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one dint on the car? I mean, it was so stupid.
The wooden bridge is falling down and the tank is
able to keep driving up it like it was so dumb. Yes, okay, um, okay,
over Runner, I mean, okay, there you get. I'm a fan.
Who you want? I am? I'm not gonna h Morgan.
(11:14):
The Marvel Cinematic Universe, love it, Underrated under What is that?
All the Marble movies? Yeah, they're amazing. Underrated, They're so
good overrated. I just can't get into them all. Have
have you watched the Iron Man? I've watched. I like
Iron Man, but I watched a few of them and
I'm just like, maybe I need to watch them in order.
But it was just like that would be a thing. Yeah, sometimes, yes,
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what about Iron Man? Is so good? But there have
been some bad ones. The occasional one that I was like,
not for me, Like one of the Captain Americas. I
didn't think of that good. The first one I thought
it was fine. But most of them I'm adventures and
I love when like Loki, have you want more? You
watch that? Oh? Yeah, Loki's great Wanda visions Gray like,
for the most part, all of that, I'm in. I'm
into an interested in give me another one. The Rocky
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franchise under under Under quite possibly the greatest so good
boxing story with Sylvester salone it ever made and timeless
in my opinion now and they never made with Sylvesters.
I don't know. There's Creed too now part of it,
but that's part of it, part of the whole. Oh yeah,
I guess I've seen that. But the ones with self,
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the older ones, I've only seen Rocky four. That's the
one to see you and that's coming to America, James Brown. Yeah,
you made me do it for homework. It is great.
It was good. Yeah, all right, that's both of the
other ones. Good toy story franchise. Loved it and didn't
expect to under under under over hater the DC universe,
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so that's Batman over not over. I think that the
Dark Knights ones, the Doctor those were good. Those were,
but overall they're not They're not good. That Superman's aren't good.
Suicide Squad was fine. Um, the Joker was good, but
as as a whole, no, it doesn't hold up to
Marble over over over and the Harry Potter franchise over.
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I just don't read or watch Harry Potter. So I'm
gonna go over only because I haven't given enough time
under I judged it for a long time, but watched
them all with my kids. They're good. Yeah, one more,
one more, the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, they're fine. Yeah,
those are good for me, they're fine. So I'm gonna
say overrated. Underrated for me for sure. Overrated, never overrated,
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never seen them. It's tough. I know it's tough, but
I never Harry Potter. I didn't want to just scream
overrated because I didn't. I didn't give it a fair shake.
All right, Morgan, thank you for that. Yeah, all right.
How do we feel about the James Bond movie? Great one? Yeah,
it's time for the good news. This is a really
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cool DNA test story. You know, where you find someone
you're related to. This guy, Raymond was working at a hospital,
Cook Children's Hospital, running an audio recording studio. He went
to work there in about twenty fifteen. Well, then recently
he got curious about if he had other family members
out there and was talking to his wife about it,
so she ordered him a DNA test. Took the test,
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realized he had a half sister out there. Her name
was Christina Sayberry, so they started doing research trying to
track her down, find her online. Well, and his wife
started communicating with this girl, Christina, and she said, Hey,
my husband is related to you. He works at this hospital.
Christina has been taking her son to cook Children's Hospital
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for years to get his medical treatments. And she's like,
wait a second, I think I saw Raymond the other day.
Was he wearing a red shirt? And his wife's like, yes,
she's been passing him in the halls for years. Like
everybody knows the audio recording studio guy because that's the
special thing in the hospital. And it's just wild that
they have been passing each other all this time, no
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idea that they were related. Obviously they've met now and
they just had this instant connection once they were able
to talk for the first time. Most times we do
these stories on this s where it's like a DNA tests.
It's like somebody found out something they didn't want to
find out. Yeah, that happens a lot. It's good to
have one where somebody finds out something they wanted to
find out. Yes, and that they were roaming the same
halls together. I've seen stories where schools will say, hey,
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we're gonna do like a little history situation, a little
genetic and then they kids find out that's those aren't
their parents? Oh yeah, yeah, I like these. That's the point.
I like thee Yeah, that's a good one. That's a
good one. All right, awesome story. That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good, Eddie. You're
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getting your reputation for being the guy that's always asking
for free tickets. Just so you know why, because this
has happened now with not just Amy, because I remember
you went to Amy and you said, can they get
tickets to King and Country for King Country? And she's
like yeah. Then you're like, never mind, I can't go. Yeah.
I felt really bad about that though. So what happened?
You went to Battle? That works on another Did you
see this was the most awkward run in I've ever seen.
(15:58):
This is what I heard. I heard ends battling forever
and as soon as you see him, you go, hey, man,
do you have me tickets to the Titans and the Cowboys? Yeah? Okay,
let me let me tell you this. Battle used to
be here every day, but he got a job upstairs,
so I don't see him a lot. So so he
comes down here with a Titans jersey, Titans hat, he's
got Titans sweatpants like he's all Titans out and I go, oh, dude,
(16:20):
that reminds me. You work for the Titans, don't you.
He says, uh, No, I don't. I was like, I
thought you d jokes for the hockey team. That's not
how it win. I thought he DJ for the Titans.
I said, dude, could you get me tickets for the
Cowboys game because my mom's in town. I really want
to see the Cowboys and the Titans. That's it. That's it,
that's all I asked. This is how it win. He goes, Battle, Oh,
(16:40):
my gosh, I need two tickets the Cowboys Titans game.
You got me? He's and Battle says, you haven't seen
me in two months. And that's the first thing you
say to me. And then and then Eddie goes, yeah,
but you're the official DJ or the Titans. He goes, no,
I work for the Predators. And Eddie's like, oh, a
little different than Eddie's story, right, a little bit different
how And then I hear he offered you his tickets
(17:01):
and he bought with his own money those up there,
and then you said, oh they're not good enough. Well
I didn't say no, but in my mind I was like,
those are really high up. Well you had to say
something because he said, you can have my tickets. Yeah,
I said, well let me know. Let me know, because
he wasn't sure. If he's not gonna go, he said,
if I don't go, you can have my ticket. I
heard you didn't want him because they were too bad.
That's not true. In the back of my mind, though,
I was like those two becoming that guy. I don't
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want to be that guy stuff. But and here's the thing, bones,
I don't want to go to a bunch of events.
But some of these events that I would like to
go to, why don't you just pay for the tickets?
High demand? High demand ticket out of you're telling me
you can't find tickets to that game. I know, not
under like five hundred dollars a pop. You're telling me
there's not a single ticket under five hundred all you're
out of your mind. There's battles and that's a lie.
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How much are his three, nine and nine? If he
doesn't go, he wouldn't pay him for the ticket? He said,
I will. I won't even if I decided to go.
This is what he said. If I decided not to go,
I'll just give him to you. I don't even want
your Money's Eddie wants to sit in a box or close. Well,
I'm taking my mom. My mom's older, you know, I
don't want it's gonna be close. People can sit hi,
it's gonna be really cold, lunchbox? Would you find over there?
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I'm look, oh here, two hundred nine two bucks. That's
a lot of money. That's still expensive, but it's not
five hundred bucks a pop. Where are those upper battles?
I don't know, Eddie, I'm clean the parking lot. You're
Amy's pile of stories. So a new study was done
to find that there's a science behind the way we
sometimes stretch out words in a text. So I'll say it,
(18:23):
and you tell me if you know what it means
or the tone sure, Like if I write that, I'm
like sure with a bunch of rs, it's like, um, yeah,
you know, I'll agree to it, but slightly reluctantly, Yeah
it will. They say it indicates sarcasm, like sure, okay, okay,
And then I use this one all the time. What
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with a bunch of a's that's like an a dramatic
like I can't believe it, like what shocked and confused, yeah, yeah,
and then yes with about five us I would say
an extreme yes. I'm very excited about this. Yes. Yeah,
You're more excited than just spelling yes. So there's just
a new modern language. If you want to be in
the note, that's how you can text your friends. Also,
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hey with a bunch of wise sexy, Oh my gosh, Edie.
Eddie's saying about the hey you. You know that he
brought up and rejected segments that this woman and somebody
in his life he runs into says to him, hey you.
And now I'm all self conscious. I was texting someone
(19:28):
about a work thing and it happened to be a guy,
and I was typing out yo yo, but it autocract
it and it said yo you, and I felt like
I had to immediately say, hey, I mean yo yo.
I didn't mean yo you. Why do you mean? Why
do you mean yo yo? Well, I clarified, I clarified,
I'm not flirting with you, So I'm good. Yeah. So
there's a twenty year old Tesla driver that was hit
(19:51):
with a reckless driving charge because he was caught asleep
behind the wheel going ninety three miles per hour in
his autopilot function. Did he crash the car? No, But
other drivers on the highway kept calling in to the
police saying that they had this. They could see the
driver's sleeping and the car was just zooming down the
(20:11):
highway going way too fast. How can they prove he
was sleeping if he was awake when they pulled him over,
because he could just go out. I wasn't sleeping. But
how crazy is that? I was squinning the whole time.
If this guy doesn't have a good lawyer that gets
him out of this, that's a dummy. Tesla's autopilot function
can steer, accelerate, and break on the driver road. Yet
(20:32):
it is so incredibly nuts. So this guy Tom and
his wife Kristen, they're hosting one of those cool gender
reveal parties and he was doing a cannon cartridge where
he shoot it out in the colors like blue or pink. Well,
he shot it the wrong way and accidentally shot himself
in the crotch. But then there was blue stuff all
(20:53):
over him and then he was on the ground in pain.
But but if you got a boy out of it,
I'm sure he was fine. But we have a clip
of that too. Oh that's what he didn't hear. Okay,
that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
(21:17):
time for the good news. Officer Bill Badett was on
patrol in Saint Paul, Minnesota when he saw some smoke
and he calls it in. Oh, yeah, we got some
smoke coming from my house. I'm going to locate it.
And he gives the address and he's looking and someone
comes up and goes, hey, I think there's kids inside,
(21:37):
and he's like, well, I can't wait for the fire department.
Then goes to the back door Boom boom, kicks it
in and saves four kids, ages four to seven years old.
Who kicking in the door. That's pretty cool. That's a commitment. Yeah,
you can't go back. You better hope you're right. Thank
god he was. That's awesome. Good for him. It's great story.
(22:00):
Save the kids. That's what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good. All right, Let's play
a voicemail from last night that is very morning corny related.
Good morning studio, I have a morning corny for you.
When you die, what part of your body dies last?
Your pupils because they die late. Dilate dilate funny Okay,
(22:23):
and here's another one. Hi, Bobby Bones, I wanted to
turn into a joke for the Morning Corny. My joke is,
what do you call a caveman's fart? A blast from
the past? Goodbye, Thanks for listening, Thanks for listening. Thank you.
Also the fact that she was like seven, Yeah, I
(22:44):
love that. It makes it even funnier. Okay, let's go
over to Amy morning. Why are peppers the best at archery?
Why are peppers the best at archery? Because they have
a narrow? They're having an arrow the peppers. That was
(23:05):
the morning corning. Because they have a narrow, have a narrow?
Got it written out? That'd be hilarious. Yeah, and sometimes
that's the problem. I'm looking at it, so that's why
I laugh. And then I say about loud. I'm like, well,
that didn't hit quite like I wanted it too. Hey,
let's talk to Carrie in Oklahoma, who's called us. We
(23:26):
appreciate that. Hey, Carrie, what's going on with you? Hey, Bobby,
I am competing in a fundraiser for the Ou Children's
Hospital here in Oklahoma City, and they do an event
every year called Dancing for a Ericleon. It's a spinoff
of Dancing with the Stars. Um, I was fortunate enough
to be selected as one of their ten celebrities. And
I am not a dancer, and I'm trying to raise
(23:48):
fifty thousand dollars And I just didn't know if you
had any advice for me. You trying to raise how
much fifty thousand dollars yourself? Five? Zero? Wow? That is
quite the goal of two thousand? Yeah? Wow, yes, sir?
And how much have you raised so far? I've only
at about seventeen thousand, but a lot, and I've got
(24:09):
people thank you at all. I'm proud of that. It's
not as much as I want. I'm getting there, and
I've got some more of the pipeline and so we're
just waiting to see what we can do. Well, I'll
throw one hundred bucks in. I know it's not gonna
make you fifty thousand, but I'll tell you what i'll do.
I'll throw one hundred bucks in and I will put
it up on our website, Bobbybones dot com, on our
Facebook page two and maybe people will donate there. Where
is her charity that she's supporting? Oh? Your children, talking
(24:33):
your children? Yes, And we're similar to Saint Jude's and
the fact that if the families cannot afford care, they
don't receive a bill. Um. Just diffen between us and
Saint Jude is that all the money raised here in
Oklahoma stays in Oklahoma and we are a three hundred
bed hospital instead of like a thirty yad hospital. Oh wow,
So you need advice on dancing, as you know I
(24:55):
did when Dancing with the Stars. But I'm not a
very good dancer. This is what I would say to you.
You cannot practice enough. If it really matters. The only
way you're gonna get better is about practicing. And it's
not You're not winning anything. You're just trying to raise money.
So just go and practice your butt off and make
a bunch of money and then have fun once you
get there, because it's not You're not gonna win a mirrorball,
right am I right about that? Oh? Yeah, no, I
(25:15):
would think the number one thing here is to feel
good about what you're doing for the hospital and have fun. Yeah,
have fun, and I'll put it up. I'll done it
a couple hundred bucks. And if you win, like myself,
you have to get a mirrorball tattoo on your arm. Oh, gil,
If I win, I will absolutely get a mirrorball tatch.
Oh my god, that would be crazy. Welly, good luck,
(25:38):
just practice, practice, practice, and we're happy to spread your message. Okay,
thank you so much. Have a great day. Hi, Kerry. Hey,
let's go to Melanie in Austin, Texas. Melanie, you're on
the Bobby Bone Show. Go ahead, good morning studio. Oh so, okay,
I'm one of the beef steamers. Taylor Kirkpatrick took a
screen grab of Bobby sitting at a red desk, and
(26:00):
she noticed that he might have a new tattoo above
his elbow of a sea, and we were wondering if
that was in fact a new tattoo, and if so,
what the story was behind it. It's interesting, do you
what do you think? Amy? Do you know? Have you
noticed anything? I mean, I haven't noticed, but I think
I maybe knew that that was maybe happening. So now
(26:21):
I'm wondering if you had it. And then I'm like, dang,
people pay attention to everything. Because I sit by you
every day and I have not noticed. And now I
feel like a bad friend. I'm not a bad friend,
but I said, I feel like one. I was just
in the minute. But also your elbow is blocked by
a screen. Is there anything on the elbow? Oh no,
oh yeah, you did get see that side again. There's
(26:45):
a little sea with a little heart on the bottom
of it. And so yes, you guys saw right. I
put it put it right above the mirror ball tattoo. Yeah,
so after I went, but yes, what's that for? You
have got to be pretty like Bobby. You made the
ultimate mistake of your life. You never never get a
(27:08):
tattoo of just your spouse. That is just absolutely not. Listen,
my cousin she got Jesse tattooed across her knuckles because
that's the guy she was gonna Mary. Turns out Jesse
was married and she had a I mean, that is
the worst thing you have ever done in your life.
(27:28):
I mean you've done a lot of dumb things. This
was the absolute crown jeweled, dumbest thing you've ever done.
You think it is the relation? It doesn't matter, It's
like what happens if what if you don't do that?
Let's think of all the things that you enjoy that
start with a. See no, I'm not even doing that.
Oh I'm happy with it. Yeah, it's fine. Love it.
(27:51):
I get tattooed, have like eight tattoos added another all
things that are very important to me, my grandmother, Radio
Hall of Fame, mirror ball, State of Arkansas, and it
put a see a little heart on it. I'm pretty
happy with it. They dumbest. I'm still laughing it. Jessie
cousin getting Jesse across her knuckles and he was married
(28:11):
his commitment. There have tattoos on your knuckles. That's why
that's like jail. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Well, no,
we know non jail people that haven't knuckles, but that's
like jail. Not really. I don't know that couple of
uncles of mine, but they weren't jail. Yeah, ay, Melanie,
good eyeball, Well, good eyeballs, Taylor. Yeah, all right, thank
you for your call. You're welcome. All right, have a
(28:33):
good have a good day, bye bye, there you go. Well,
what a lunchbox do on this one? For a little bit,
he's still saying, Oh my gosh, Well, but he doesn't
know I have lunchbox at nipple to nipple on my jazz.
I just haven't showed you guys yet. And what's wrong
with that? On the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Jamie Lee Curtis, Hey,
what what do your friends call you? Do? They call
you Jamie, Jamie Lee Jamie Lee Curtis, Like, what what
(28:54):
in normal life do people say? Probably Jamie, But a
lot of people call me Jay because I'm Haiku and
everything I write, I try to write as few words
as possible, and I often just write J on emails
and letters. So lately people have been calling me Ja.
(29:15):
I will call you Jamie Lee Curtis because you have
been an icon in my life for so long. I
feel like it would be disrespectful to not call you
by your full name. You know what, I honestly answer
to many things. Let's talk about this new podcast that
you have that is up now on iHeartRadio, Jamie Lee
Curtis and good Friends. So tell me about this. So
I am a good friend was born? Do you play music?
(29:39):
I do play music? Yes? Okay. So there's a song
called good Friend by Emily King. When I heard that song,
I twitter stalked her. I put out into the Twitter
verse that I was looking for Emily King, found her,
I licensed her song, and I created a podcast, and
(29:59):
I thought I would do a podcast about being a
good friend, what it means to be a good friend,
how to keep being a good friend, how to let
go of friends? And so that's what it's about. Well,
in looking at your career, and I've seen so many
of your movies, the questions that come to my mind
are I get really scared watching horror movies. And you've
obviously done a lot of them, you know, go back
(30:21):
to the first Halloween back in nineteen seventy eight. But
I don't watch horror movies because I get so scared
to have nightmares. But with you, would you ever shoot
any of these and then have nightmares after you shoot
them because you're doing it over and over again? No, no, no, no, no,
no no. It's a movie. It's incredible. The work is
so brutal and so beautifully made. So I understand, Bobby,
(30:44):
I like you, I don't like them, but well I know,
and I don't mean that as an insult. I've read
Twilight and had nightmares like that's how sensitive my palette
is to you know, having you know, scary dreams. But
I just wondered, if you're always with Mike Meyer, Michael
Myers and that mask and you're shooting, like, does it
go into your home life at all in you. So no,
no nightmares, none, okay, whenever because love Knives Out. Loved
(31:08):
your performance and Knives Out, I think just universally so
well accepted. Was that movie? When you read the script
for Knives Out? Were you like, huh, this is very interesting.
I wonder how this is going to play out? Or
did you know that was a smash? Oh god, no, no, no, no, no,
there would be no way to know it was a smash. Obviously,
the people were great. It was a big puzzle and
(31:28):
I was a little piece of the puzzle, and I
knew I just had to show up and do my work.
I don't think anybody except maybe Ryan Johnson anticipated the
expansion of that movie. Jamie Lee Curtis is on with
us through my life, one of the most present people
that have been in television of movies for me. So
it's a real thrill to talk to you. She's got
(31:49):
a new podcast out that's called Good Friend. And so
you know, as I as I watched movies in general,
and I'm consuming them differently now as you are too.
I'm sure because now we can buy we can buy
a black widow at home, right, which is what I did.
But I look and I see that these movies are
two and a half hours long. Now I want to
ask you, as a movie store, what is the perfect
movie link? Because two and a half hours, I'm like,
are you kidding me? This too long? Ninety three minutes?
(32:12):
I love that, and all of the Halloween movies are
in that zone. Yeah, I'm with you if I have to.
If there has to be a pea break in the
middle of a movie, I don't like it. By the way,
the reason I don't go see theater is because of
the word intermission. I will go see any one act
(32:34):
that's ever offered, but the minute there's an intermission in it,
I don't like it. You've been in so many epic movies,
from Freaky Friday to True Lies, and I just read
some of the other ones. What do people recognize you
most for Halloween and my ubiquity? I mean, obviously, I've
been around for a long time. I sold yogurt that
makes you for seven years. I've done commercials prior to that. Obviously,
(32:59):
I've been in some big comedies. Um. Obviously, I my
many people have seen me naked. UM. But I think Halloween,
out of everything, is the sort of Um, you know,
it gave me my start, it'll be my finish, It'll
be my everything. One final question for you, yes, miss
(33:20):
Jamie Lee Curtis. Will you read this the end the
spoiler to a movie if it's in the script that
you have, or how do you play that out? Like
in Knives Out? Do you go to the ending first?
You want to experience it as you read it? Like
how do you deal with that? Um? I'm I go
to the Um, I'm I'm uninterested in the cat and
(33:44):
mouse game of of of movies or books. I like
to know what's going to happen, and then I go
back and read the experience. Oh yeah, are you Jake
Jillenhall's godmother? Ah? Yeah, that's true. It is true. Let's
you guys check out our podcast. She's just a delight
to talk with. It is called good friend. And just
(34:04):
know that she paid for the rights to play that song.
A lot of people are stealing songs these days, not
Jamie Lee Curtis. And you're gonna play it on your
show because you promise you. Dang right. I am good friend,
Emily King. He bless you, guys, Thank you, thank you,
thank you for your time, big fan of your work.
I hope you have an awesome day. Good to talk
to you. By Jamie Lee Curtiss, Bye bye. That feels
(34:29):
like because her you know, her name is unknown. It
feels like whenever you talk to like, for example, like
a celebrity like who like a kid rock and he's like, no,
call me Bob, And I'm like, nope, I couldn't call
her Jay or Jamie because she's such a famous superstar.
You know, that would have been so weird if you're like, yeah, Jay, Yeah,
(34:49):
I'm not that cool. All right, there she has Jamie
Lee Curtis fantastic interviews. There was a guy in Louisiana
and sometimes I read a new story and I know
the headline is to make us go. I can't believe
they would do that, But sometimes I read one of
those and I go, I felt that, like I relate.
This guy was so bored in traffic. He's sitting in
He's like, all right, I need to do something. I'm
(35:10):
going crazy because I'm sitting here bumper to bumper traffic.
He's so bored. He decides he's right at a bridge.
He's just gonna get out his car and jump off
the bridge, not to kill himself. It was for fun.
He's so bored. A man who jumped from the basin
bridge swam and wandered around before being rescued because there
were alligators. He hurt himself pretty badly. I think m
(35:36):
he jumped. He said it was a bad decision. His
shoulders are sore. He's only a life thanks to faith
and rescuers. Um here here he is talking to katc
in Louisiana about being in the water for more than now.
I'm laughing because this guy made the news in lunch.
I was about to get frustrated. All right. Here you
go after jumping from the Chaffalia Basin Bridge on Friday,
(35:56):
dreaming traffic jam Jimmy Jenny says he was in the
water for more than two hours. When I hit the water,
shoulder went up and kind of hurt my shoulder. When
I started swimming, it couldn't get back to the bank
because the current was too way too strong. Jenny says
he was then on an island where he found a
boat to take him back to civilization, but he was
met by police. They all had their guns on me.
(36:18):
They were all they were telling me and get on
the ground and get on the ground and on. So
I got on the ground and listened to him. They
put me in handcuffs. This guy basically at full Gilligan's
Island two hours they found a boat is on an island. Yeah.
If I'm like, what did he plan on doing? More?
Don't get anything. He was wanted doing anything other than
sitting in traffic. So he wasn't was he the driver
of his car or the Okay, he just left his car.
(36:40):
He thought he was just gonna jump down, get out
and get back in his car. Okay. And then they
did not work out that way. Amy mentioned yesterday that
near here or when we drive home, we pass a
street called boner Wood. Yep, boner Wood Drive. We laughed,
and the boner Wood Circle. Then we debated is it
bonner Wood or boner Wood? And so Lunchbox, being the
(37:01):
reporter that he as you went out, Yes, Yeah, I
went out to the street and I was hoping I
would find people walking around, you know, out in their community,
but they weren't, so I had to go knock on
someone's door. Oh no, I just got to talk about
the bit. Yeah, that's weird. Let me come back to that. Um,
The genesis of it was Amy going, who okays these
(37:23):
street names to name something boner Wood? And then it
just kind of rolled out from there. You knocked on
the door. I had no other way to get the
information I needed. There was no one out and about,
and these people had their front door. They had a
glass door, and then a door behind it, and the
door behind it was open, so they had the glass door,
so it looked like they were very welcoming. So I
parked in from their house and I went and knocked
(37:46):
on the front door. That's weird, all right, here we go.
It's okay, poppers, It's okay. Hi, what's the name of
this street? Wait? Did you say boner would Like? I
saw the sign and I was like, there's no way again, Okay,
(38:13):
it's not Wood. Get left at all over the country?
Did yeah? And speaking of all over the country, like
it made me start googling different streets and like, yes,
boner Wood's bad, but some people have to live on Peckerwood. Here,
you stopped somebody else driving. They were driving, and so
(38:34):
I stuck my hands off my car wowing wrong. I mean, guys,
do you want the information? That's the only way I
can do it are hitting reporter. All right, here we go.
What's the name of this street? Like, let's say say
it again, like you're saying boner Wood. That's the funniest
(38:59):
thing I've ever heard. I guess they're used to it,
you know, trying to convince it was bonro Buddy. I
thought there would be no way that could be in
the name of the street. But I'm wrong. You are.
I am totally wrong. Thank you, lunch Box. All right,
let's do it. It is time for ey Trivia and
(39:21):
we'll go round the room. Nobody loses the first round.
Who is Tiger King? Amy? What? Who is Tiger King?
Joe Exotic? That is correct? Yeah, I started. Welcome our
co host Amy to the show. Say a lot something
about yourself to anyone that's new listening to the show.
Oh hi, anyone that's new listening. I'm forty years old,
(39:42):
a mom of two. I adopted two kids from Haiti
and they literally are my like everything now. I fish
like it's been three years. So I love being their
mom and I think that they love me back. She
thinks it takes time. They're older. All right, question Lunchbox
for you. Who is Miley Cyrus's dad, Billy Ray Cyrus. Correct,
(40:03):
let's say a little something about yourself. Oh guys, I
graduated top fifty percent of my high school class. I
was also named prom king, and I still hold on
to it that I was not voted most likely to
be famous. That went to mccad brooks. Drives me nuts.
All right, there he is lunchbox Eddie over to you?
Which film star filed for? Sorry? Not film? Which star
filed for divorce from Kanye West in twenty twenty one?
(40:24):
Oh that's Kim kardashiand Eddie Keller. Listen or something about
you forty two years old. I am the elder of
the show as the oldest, and I'm a dad of
four and finally the youngest on the show. Morgan number two,
which superstar saying at the twenty twenty one Super Bowl,
Oh boy, the last super Bowl? Who did the halftime show?
(40:47):
That would be? It's not two sine Morgan. I mean,
I'm just fried. It's the weekend, but nobody goes home
the luck, you know, Okay, that's always been the rule.
I forget easy trivia. Amy who is the founder of Amazon,
Jeff Bassos. Correct, Some people say pieces lunchbox. What's a
(41:10):
person who studies the weather called meteorologists? Correct? Nice job.
Let's Eddie. What country was Seline Dion born Canada? Correct?
And Morgan? The final question, who was on the five
dollar bill? She doesn't you cash mansion? It's a five
(41:33):
dollar bill. Yeah, she's seen that. I mean I've had
one dollar bills and ten dollar bills in twenty it's
not often I have a five. Who's on the one?
George Washington? Who's on the twenty? I don't even know
who's on the five? That's the question. Maybe Abraham Lincoln. No,
(41:55):
that doesn't look familiar in my head. Maybe, oh, man,
I do not there is more betunity. Answer Abraham Lincoln. Correct?
A good job him? Next round man. In a website
browser ad dress bar, what does w w W stand
(42:17):
for Worldwide Web? Correct? Lunch box, easy trivia. What city
is the Eiffel Tower located in? That's in Paris, France,
That is correct, Eddie. What city does Wimbledon take place? Wimbledon?
That would be in England, so I'll take London. Correct? Wow?
(42:38):
Where which Morgan is the largest rainforest in the world.
You're killing me over here? What's the biggest rainforest in
the world. You do not want to know it, just
boned him head. I'm thinking of rainforest cafe nice. I
don't know that is I mean, oh man, um, I
(43:03):
just rainforest South America. It has a name. It's like
the likely the only one, like the only one, you know.
I guess maybe she knows not. Which is the largest
rainforest in the world. Come on, Morgan, five seconds, Come on, Morgan,
you got this South America. Let up, No, Africa. The
(43:32):
question is not what country? Oh wait, what what is
the biggest Which is the largest rainforest in the world?
The rainforcet is name something? Oh oh um, Nope, it's
not in my head. Nothing, God, no, there's literally nothing
in my head. Okay, the answer is the Amazon. Nope.
I was going. Oh man, well, guys, you've been I
(43:55):
deserve that today, Morgan, that's over. Yeah, I know, so,
lunch box is only up to you to keep the champions.
Now I understand. I got that, Amy. These birds are
excellent parents, and they can find their way back to
the nest from thirteen hundred miles away. What are they?
I gave you a bird question right right in your wheelhouse.
You love birds? I know. I love birds. But I
(44:16):
haven't come across this. And these birds are excellent parents.
It can find their way back to their nest from
thirteen hundred miles away. What's what's the bird? Excellent parents?
They're all good parents. They can find a nest. They
must be able to fly like they must have big wings.
I don't know. I mean, I'm just gonna have to guess.
(44:38):
An eagle, she says, eagle. I have no idea. I
can't pigeon. They can fly that far. Dang, I had
no idea. I didn't think they left. I see the
same pigeons at my feet are all the time. They're
not going far away. Hey, lunchbox, what actor start as
Freddie Mercury in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody? Oh? Man, oh Malick?
(45:06):
Is that his name Malick? And you can't go just
the last name obviously on names Alick. That's the one
thing that's popping in my head. Remy Mallick. That's his name.
That's his name, Remy Mallick is his name? Oh that
is correct. I've never seen it, But man, I don't
(45:30):
know why that popped up my job, Eddie, Come on,
what famous steamy sexually explicit book was turned into a movie.
What's that called fifty shades of gray? Excuse me your microphone?
Out of fifty shades of gray? That is correct? Yeah? Wow,
one eddies in for the championship. Lunchboxes battling to keep
(45:52):
it alive. Lunchbox. A pride is what group of animals
come on lunch Oh it's easy, yeah, lions. Correct, that
came to me right there, Eddy. What's the lowest army
rank of a US soldier? M h okay, I'm thinking
(46:16):
of these movies I've watched and I've said it's a private, private, private,
Give me private. That is correct, Ryan, lunchbox. What sport
involves tucks and pikes? Oh, that's diving? Correct? Wow, you
watched Greg lu Gain has hit his head on the
diving borger. Come on, guys, you don't watch the Olympics
(46:37):
every year? Come on, Edny. What's the largest country by
size in the world, largest country by size, biggest land
country in the world. The biggest country is China, and
that is incorrect. Hold on, hold on what you've been boom.
(47:01):
Lunchbox comes from coming for you, coming for your dot. Wow,
that's how we have tough questions to lunch box everybody,
they say there they say that, alright, alright, who show down?
(47:29):
Sorry after day. This story comes us from Mesa, Arizona.
Two women were arrested after stealing over a hundred thousand
dollars worth of merchandise from Walmart. They would go shopping,
use the app where you can scan, like, oh, this
is the item I got. But the only problem is
they would never close out the app and say pay,
so it looks like they're scanning all their items. Then
(47:50):
they would just walk out of the store. You know
what's wild. As they probably could have got away with
it at like twenty five thousand dollars, they went a
little too far. Well, they just weren't going to stop
until they were caught, it looks like, and not to
get caught. But as they weren't getting caught, they were
not gonna stop. Everybody knows if you get twenty one
thousand and then start doing it, a target everyone, everybody
(48:11):
to go to the next one. Yeah, what idiots? All right,
I'm lunchboxed. That's your bone head story of the day.
Let's do flashback Friday, two thousand and three. Flashback Friday,
Yang two thousand and three. That's my first ever morning
show year. I was an idiot kid twenty two twenty three,
straight out of college. No, I bed out of college.
But after college. As soon as college was over, I
(48:35):
moved to Austin. Never been there before, just drove packed
out my car. By the way, greatest ever lived there
for twelve years. Still is home to me, but I
just had never been. And I go and I'm doing
a night show for just a few months there and
the station is just failing miserably, is a pop station.
And I was like, all right, I'm out of here.
I'm gonna go at an offer to go to Seattle
(48:55):
and do nights over there. And I told my general manager, say,
I'm gonna go. I've been a few months not going
well with the station, and I've got a bigger offer.
And you guys never made me signed a contract. You
didn't have me signed a contract. And he was like, well,
what do you want? And I knew they wouldn't give
it to me, but I was like, got to take
the morning show station sucks, so why not let me
have it? And if we're gonna sink, let's give it
a hill Mary. And he's like, oooh, I don't know
(49:16):
about that, and so I said, Okay, well let me
know Monday because I'm gonna make my decision if I'm
gonna move on or not. And so I come back
Monday and there were some dudes and suits in there
and they're like, hey, we're gonna make you offer. I
didn't even look the contract. I just signed it the
Morning Story. I was like, you're gonna give me the
Morning Show and then the rest is history. That's two
thousand and three for me. The biggest country song on
this day that year was a Traveling Soldier from The Chicks.
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The biggest pop song shake it Tell Feather, Nelly, P Diddy,
and Murphy Lee. Come on. This is from Bad Boys
Too the soundtrack. Were you playing this on the show? Yeah? Probably,
and at home I still do. What was the biggest
news story? Arnold Schwarzenegger was elected governor of California and
a actual recall election to remove Democratic Governor Gray Davis
(50:03):
from office. Arnold won by a landslide and took office
on November seventeenth. It's crazy. That was crazy. That's crazy.
That's it. Have a good weekend. We will see you
here on Monday. By everybody. Yes, By
He welcome to the show, Morris Studio. Morning. A little
game we're gonna play. They start us off. Get a
wheels turning, all right, Get a juice is flowing. Wake
up a little bit, Wake up a little bit. That's right.
So I'll give you a one word like line description
for a country artist. Okay, I'll just read your line
about him. See if you can identify them. For example,
the first one will be this Georgian sold merch for
(00:31):
Luke Bryand we're in the corner, baby right, transfer down,
Amy Eddie, Here we go. When this artist was working
as a bouncer in Oklahoma, he broke up a fight
in the ladies room. One of the two men brawling
was a woman he later married. Oh love it. When
(00:53):
this artist was a bouncer in an Oklahoma bar, he
broke up a fight in the late die's room. One
of the two women brawling he married. Hey, he just
gave me a look like she knows it. Garth Brooks. Yeah,
Sandy was fined in the bathroom and Garth Brooks broke
it up. But next up. She's a member of a
(01:21):
country group but also the daughter of a legendary country
singer named Linda Maybe Hillary Scott, Eddie, Yeah, Hillary Scott.
(01:43):
Her mom is Linda Davis next up. His debut full
length album was named after a small Alabama town he
often visited, and was also the hometown of his wife,
who inspired much of the record in Sam Hunt, Sam
(02:03):
Hunt monte Vello is It? Despite selling more than one
hundred million records worldwide, this artist is not a member
of the Grand ol Opry and reportedly turned down an
invitation to become a member. Huh, who would do that?
(02:29):
Can it be someone we've already said? Despite selling more
than one hundred million records worldwide? One hundred million, this
artist is not a member of the Grand ol Opry
and turned down an invitation to become a member. A question.
Are we only doing live or dead people? Wow, that's
(02:51):
a great question. They're all ave a hundred million and
turned it down? All right? Not one hundred million? Buck
drew million records? Yes, what do you have? I don't know.
To put Garth brokers again? Arth is a member of
the Grand of Operation. Well, Eddie, I feel like the
only person that would say I don't want to do this.
It's Eric Church. It's not Eric Church. I don't think
(03:13):
he's sold a hundred million records. Okay, it's George Strait. Oh,
turn it down. You have to appear a certain amount
of time. He didn't live here, getting a plane and
play ten times a year or whatever the appear. I
don't know that that's the rule, but I've heard that's
that's why he doesn't feel like he can do it
justice and if he takes that, he doesn't want to
take it and not be able to do what he's
(03:35):
supposed to do as a member. Wow, all right. He
went to Appalachian State University in North Carolina for business,
which is the same school as one of his music idols,
Eric Church. Ah. Oh, he went to Appalachian State University
(03:56):
in North Carolina for business, which is the same school
as one of his music IDALs, Eric Church. Oh Man
got a guess, But I don't know, Amy, I don't
know for sure if you went to school, but Morgan Wallen,
fair enough, Amy, I Scotty McCreary's from North Carolina, so
(04:19):
I went Scott and McGary. Well, the answer is Luke Combs. Oh.
Eric Church is his idol. Okay, sudden death. That's from
the same hometown as Eric Church, who went to high school. No,
somebody Morgan Wallen or somebody went to high school with
Eric Church. No, Morgan Wallen and Kenney Chesney. I think
that's so close. What's happening right now? That's what I'm
(04:43):
talking about. Okay, Okay, next up, last one, if if
somebody gets sired. She first entered the public eye during
her time on a reality singing competition Nashville Star in
two thousand and three. She released her major label debut
two years later, which one on to sell a million copies.
I'm in and Amy Miranda lamb Eddie Miranda Nice. Now
(05:06):
we're a sudden sudden death buzzing with your name at
any time because I'm reading it and you get to
answer it. Okay, come on. Before this became his main focus,
which is music, this singer went to the University of Oklahoma,
where he landed Eddie Toby Ki, where he landed a
(05:27):
spot on the Oklahoma Centers football team, but never played
before dropping out. It's probably answer is Toby Ki. Yeah. Hey,
that's a good game. Though. That's a good gamey. Let's
open up the mail bag yet. Something we call hello
(05:51):
Bobby Bones. For years now, my wife's been watching from
afar as I play fantasy football year after a year.
She's always been curious as to what it was all about,
and I only had the chance to find out when
someone dropped out of the league. Against my better instincts,
I let her buy into the league, explained how it worked,
told her she was on her own, and wished her luck.
Then the bye weeks came. She's not updating her roster,
(06:13):
she's not making moves, she's not handling injuries. Not only
is it messing up the league, it's embarrassing for me.
Should I kick my wife out of the league or
do you have any advice on how to get her
to take it more seriously? Signed John V. I love
fantasy football. It's my favorite thing. And if someone I
don't care it's a wife or Eddie or whomever, if
(06:33):
someone is messing around and not having the integrity of
the league the top of mind, kick her out of
the league. Okay, I mean, I guess I'm sure she
would understand. I mean, I've never played fantasy football, so
I have no idea what in the world goes on
over there. But I mean, if the rules are the rules,
and you got to participate and keep up with your stuff.
Then you'd have to understand if you get kicked out.
I would warn her first and say, hey, a lot
(06:55):
of people have come to me and said that you're
holding up the league. If this happens again, our rule
as we have to kick you out. And then I
would put it on to everybody else and say they
kick you out of the league, not me. But yeah,
that's some serious stuff. I get made fun of all
the time by Kay Lynch because I'll call a friend
and we'll be talking about trades and who's gonna play.
She's like, do you really think you're a gentleman a
trip a team? I'm like, I am my own team.
(07:16):
There we are, but we take it very seriously and
our friendships circle. It's also how we communicate as friends.
We would never make phone calls to each other just
to talk, but we do. It's a bonding thing absolutely.
Video games and fantasy football for dudes, it's the way
for us to get on the same phone, and it's
the way for us to get into deeper things because
we ain't just calling to see how you feel in today.
(07:37):
And there's money involved, so we take it serious. It's
light money, well for you it's it's it's not a
big buy in or anything like that. So but mostly
I would say that people take this seriously. You gotta
kick her out. If she's not gonna, you'd kick anybody out.
It's not anyone one blame that to her. Luck though,
(07:58):
We've got your team. That was all right, Morgan. Number
two has a list of film franchises, and the game
is are they overrated or underrated? Okay, so they're not
little to the height? Basically, hat it? All right? How
many of you have here? I have? I have a few.
(08:19):
You just tell me when you're ready for me to
stop because there's so many. Go ahead, We're gonna start
with Star Wars franchise, okay, one? Two? Three drated? Who
said over? I did me? And you? Yes, you all
haven't watched them, right? I tried, you stop it. You
haven't tried. I watched like forty five minutes of the
first one was in the seventies, and I was like,
I can't say that was in the seventies. You gotta
(08:40):
give it some grace. No, I don't have time for that.
So who said overrated? You? Oh? Three of us said
over three? Okay, what else? Morgan? The James Bond franchise.
We have to pick over or under. Oh I can't pick, like,
don't care that would be over. Okay, I mean, but
I don't mind them. But yeah, it's over or under
(09:02):
under over, I go under two. Really, I always watch
when I do watch and go what didn't expect it
to be that good? Really? I never go into it
going like I can't wait for the new Bond. But
did you go back to way back in the beginning
to the Big do you watch? Like no, because no
one was telling me. I had to because it was
so good. I didn't go watch Octopus. That's why. So
when I was gonna say, I didn't that it is.
(09:24):
Look it up and for some reason, that's when it
came to my mind too bones. I'm like, there's so
many there's like why is there? Why is it not?
I just Octopus? Watch the movie. I guess you'll find
out why. I don't want to think it's about a cat. Yes,
and okay, okay, like we do you figure out why
it's named? I do, like the Daniel Craig once that
(09:44):
one's from nineteen eighty three. That's what it's called. Yeah,
we'll get an update from movie microbout why it's actually
called that? And if we don't like that, I said
that it's after a character. Here, come to the microphone,
and the character is why you knew that? Do that? Hey,
it's underrated just based on that. It's she It's okay, okay,
(10:08):
all right, huh, all right, okay, up the Fast and
Furious franchise. Hey, pardon me for second one overrated. I'll
tell you the first ones were pretty good. I liked
the first two or three I saw them, Yes, But
then I didn't watch four through nine. And then we
watched nine. It was the worst we've ever seen. It
(10:30):
was the worst movie I've ever seen it. That's not
true that I set all the way through. Yes, it's
the worst. I think that's really bad. Is so bad
I would have walked out of the theater. It's the
worst movie I have ever set all the way through
watching the same movie. Did you see when he shot
a bridge out and used the rope to sleep, shot
himself across the kit car the car, and then not
(10:52):
one dint on the car? I mean, it was so stupid.
The wooden bridge is falling down and the tank is
able to keep driving up it like it was so dumb. Yes, okay, um, okay,
over Runner, I mean, okay, there you get. I'm a fan.
Who you want? I am? I'm not gonna h Morgan.
(11:14):
The Marvel Cinematic Universe, love it, Underrated under What is that?
All the Marble movies? Yeah, they're amazing. Underrated, They're so
good overrated. I just can't get into them all. Have
have you watched the Iron Man? I've watched. I like
Iron Man, but I watched a few of them and
I'm just like, maybe I need to watch them in order.
But it was just like that would be a thing. Yeah, sometimes, yes,
(11:35):
what about Iron Man? Is so good? But there have
been some bad ones. The occasional one that I was like,
not for me, Like one of the Captain Americas. I
didn't think of that good. The first one I thought
it was fine. But most of them I'm adventures and
I love when like Loki, have you want more? You
watch that? Oh? Yeah, Loki's great Wanda visions Gray like,
for the most part, all of that, I'm in. I'm
into an interested in give me another one. The Rocky
(11:57):
franchise under under Under quite possibly the greatest so good
boxing story with Sylvester salone it ever made and timeless
in my opinion now and they never made with Sylvesters.
I don't know. There's Creed too now part of it,
but that's part of it, part of the whole. Oh yeah,
I guess I've seen that. But the ones with self,
(12:19):
the older ones, I've only seen Rocky four. That's the
one to see you and that's coming to America, James Brown. Yeah,
you made me do it for homework. It is great.
It was good. Yeah, all right, that's both of the
other ones. Good toy story franchise. Loved it and didn't
expect to under under under over hater the DC universe,
(12:39):
so that's Batman over not over. I think that the
Dark Knights ones, the Doctor those were good. Those were,
but overall they're not They're not good. That Superman's aren't good.
Suicide Squad was fine. Um, the Joker was good, but
as as a whole, no, it doesn't hold up to
Marble over over over and the Harry Potter franchise over.
(13:03):
I just don't read or watch Harry Potter. So I'm
gonna go over only because I haven't given enough time
under I judged it for a long time, but watched
them all with my kids. They're good. Yeah, one more,
one more, the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, they're fine. Yeah,
those are good for me, they're fine. So I'm gonna
say overrated. Underrated for me for sure. Overrated, never overrated,
(13:24):
never seen them. It's tough. I know it's tough, but
I never Harry Potter. I didn't want to just scream
overrated because I didn't. I didn't give it a fair shake.
All right, Morgan, thank you for that. Yeah, all right.
How do we feel about the James Bond movie? Great one? Yeah,
it's time for the good news. This is a really
(13:47):
cool DNA test story. You know, where you find someone
you're related to. This guy, Raymond was working at a hospital,
Cook Children's Hospital, running an audio recording studio. He went
to work there in about twenty fifteen. Well, then recently
he got curious about if he had other family members
out there and was talking to his wife about it,
so she ordered him a DNA test. Took the test,
(14:08):
realized he had a half sister out there. Her name
was Christina Sayberry, so they started doing research trying to
track her down, find her online. Well, and his wife
started communicating with this girl, Christina, and she said, Hey,
my husband is related to you. He works at this hospital.
Christina has been taking her son to cook Children's Hospital
(14:30):
for years to get his medical treatments. And she's like,
wait a second, I think I saw Raymond the other day.
Was he wearing a red shirt? And his wife's like, yes,
she's been passing him in the halls for years. Like
everybody knows the audio recording studio guy because that's the
special thing in the hospital. And it's just wild that
they have been passing each other all this time, no
(14:51):
idea that they were related. Obviously they've met now and
they just had this instant connection once they were able
to talk for the first time. Most times we do
these stories on this s where it's like a DNA tests.
It's like somebody found out something they didn't want to
find out. Yeah, that happens a lot. It's good to
have one where somebody finds out something they wanted to
find out. Yes, and that they were roaming the same
halls together. I've seen stories where schools will say, hey,
(15:14):
we're gonna do like a little history situation, a little
genetic and then they kids find out that's those aren't
their parents? Oh yeah, yeah, I like these. That's the point.
I like thee Yeah, that's a good one. That's a
good one. All right, awesome story. That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good, Eddie. You're
(15:36):
getting your reputation for being the guy that's always asking
for free tickets. Just so you know why, because this
has happened now with not just Amy, because I remember
you went to Amy and you said, can they get
tickets to King and Country for King Country? And she's
like yeah. Then you're like, never mind, I can't go. Yeah.
I felt really bad about that though. So what happened?
You went to Battle? That works on another Did you
see this was the most awkward run in I've ever seen.
(15:58):
This is what I heard. I heard ends battling forever
and as soon as you see him, you go, hey, man,
do you have me tickets to the Titans and the Cowboys? Yeah? Okay,
let me let me tell you this. Battle used to
be here every day, but he got a job upstairs,
so I don't see him a lot. So so he
comes down here with a Titans jersey, Titans hat, he's
got Titans sweatpants like he's all Titans out and I go, oh, dude,
(16:20):
that reminds me. You work for the Titans, don't you.
He says, uh, No, I don't. I was like, I
thought you d jokes for the hockey team. That's not
how it win. I thought he DJ for the Titans.
I said, dude, could you get me tickets for the
Cowboys game because my mom's in town. I really want
to see the Cowboys and the Titans. That's it. That's it,
that's all I asked. This is how it win. He goes, Battle, Oh,
(16:40):
my gosh, I need two tickets the Cowboys Titans game.
You got me? He's and Battle says, you haven't seen
me in two months. And that's the first thing you
say to me. And then and then Eddie goes, yeah,
but you're the official DJ or the Titans. He goes, no,
I work for the Predators. And Eddie's like, oh, a
little different than Eddie's story, right, a little bit different
how And then I hear he offered you his tickets
(17:01):
and he bought with his own money those up there,
and then you said, oh they're not good enough. Well
I didn't say no, but in my mind I was like,
those are really high up. Well you had to say
something because he said, you can have my tickets. Yeah,
I said, well let me know. Let me know, because
he wasn't sure. If he's not gonna go, he said,
if I don't go, you can have my ticket. I
heard you didn't want him because they were too bad.
That's not true. In the back of my mind, though,
I was like those two becoming that guy. I don't
(17:21):
want to be that guy stuff. But and here's the thing, bones,
I don't want to go to a bunch of events.
But some of these events that I would like to
go to, why don't you just pay for the tickets?
High demand? High demand ticket out of you're telling me
you can't find tickets to that game. I know, not
under like five hundred dollars a pop. You're telling me
there's not a single ticket under five hundred all you're
out of your mind. There's battles and that's a lie.
(17:42):
How much are his three, nine and nine? If he
doesn't go, he wouldn't pay him for the ticket? He said,
I will. I won't even if I decided to go.
This is what he said. If I decided not to go,
I'll just give him to you. I don't even want
your Money's Eddie wants to sit in a box or close. Well,
I'm taking my mom. My mom's older, you know, I
don't want it's gonna be close. People can sit hi,
it's gonna be really cold, lunchbox? Would you find over there?
(18:02):
I'm look, oh here, two hundred nine two bucks. That's
a lot of money. That's still expensive, but it's not
five hundred bucks a pop. Where are those upper battles?
I don't know, Eddie, I'm clean the parking lot. You're
Amy's pile of stories. So a new study was done
to find that there's a science behind the way we
sometimes stretch out words in a text. So I'll say it,
(18:23):
and you tell me if you know what it means
or the tone sure, Like if I write that, I'm
like sure with a bunch of rs, it's like, um, yeah,
you know, I'll agree to it, but slightly reluctantly, Yeah
it will. They say it indicates sarcasm, like sure, okay, okay,
And then I use this one all the time. What
(18:45):
with a bunch of a's that's like an a dramatic
like I can't believe it, like what shocked and confused, yeah, yeah,
and then yes with about five us I would say
an extreme yes. I'm very excited about this. Yes. Yeah,
You're more excited than just spelling yes. So there's just
a new modern language. If you want to be in
the note, that's how you can text your friends. Also,
(19:07):
hey with a bunch of wise sexy, Oh my gosh, Edie.
Eddie's saying about the hey you. You know that he
brought up and rejected segments that this woman and somebody
in his life he runs into says to him, hey you.
And now I'm all self conscious. I was texting someone
(19:28):
about a work thing and it happened to be a guy,
and I was typing out yo yo, but it autocract
it and it said yo you, and I felt like
I had to immediately say, hey, I mean yo yo.
I didn't mean yo you. Why do you mean? Why
do you mean yo yo? Well, I clarified, I clarified,
I'm not flirting with you, So I'm good. Yeah. So
there's a twenty year old Tesla driver that was hit
(19:51):
with a reckless driving charge because he was caught asleep
behind the wheel going ninety three miles per hour in
his autopilot function. Did he crash the car? No, But
other drivers on the highway kept calling in to the
police saying that they had this. They could see the
driver's sleeping and the car was just zooming down the
(20:11):
highway going way too fast. How can they prove he
was sleeping if he was awake when they pulled him over,
because he could just go out. I wasn't sleeping. But
how crazy is that? I was squinning the whole time.
If this guy doesn't have a good lawyer that gets
him out of this, that's a dummy. Tesla's autopilot function
can steer, accelerate, and break on the driver road. Yet
(20:32):
it is so incredibly nuts. So this guy Tom and
his wife Kristen, they're hosting one of those cool gender
reveal parties and he was doing a cannon cartridge where
he shoot it out in the colors like blue or pink. Well,
he shot it the wrong way and accidentally shot himself
in the crotch. But then there was blue stuff all
(20:53):
over him and then he was on the ground in pain.
But but if you got a boy out of it,
I'm sure he was fine. But we have a clip
of that too. Oh that's what he didn't hear. Okay,
that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
(21:17):
time for the good news. Officer Bill Badett was on
patrol in Saint Paul, Minnesota when he saw some smoke
and he calls it in. Oh, yeah, we got some
smoke coming from my house. I'm going to locate it.
And he gives the address and he's looking and someone
comes up and goes, hey, I think there's kids inside,
(21:37):
and he's like, well, I can't wait for the fire department.
Then goes to the back door Boom boom, kicks it
in and saves four kids, ages four to seven years old.
Who kicking in the door. That's pretty cool. That's a commitment. Yeah,
you can't go back. You better hope you're right. Thank
god he was. That's awesome. Good for him. It's great story.
(22:00):
Save the kids. That's what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good. All right, Let's play
a voicemail from last night that is very morning corny related.
Good morning studio, I have a morning corny for you.
When you die, what part of your body dies last?
Your pupils because they die late. Dilate dilate funny Okay,
(22:23):
and here's another one. Hi, Bobby Bones, I wanted to
turn into a joke for the Morning Corny. My joke is,
what do you call a caveman's fart? A blast from
the past? Goodbye, Thanks for listening, Thanks for listening. Thank you.
Also the fact that she was like seven, Yeah, I
(22:44):
love that. It makes it even funnier. Okay, let's go
over to Amy morning. Why are peppers the best at archery?
Why are peppers the best at archery? Because they have
a narrow? They're having an arrow the peppers. That was
(23:05):
the morning corning. Because they have a narrow, have a narrow?
Got it written out? That'd be hilarious. Yeah, and sometimes
that's the problem. I'm looking at it, so that's why
I laugh. And then I say about loud. I'm like, well,
that didn't hit quite like I wanted it too. Hey,
let's talk to Carrie in Oklahoma, who's called us. We
(23:26):
appreciate that. Hey, Carrie, what's going on with you? Hey, Bobby,
I am competing in a fundraiser for the Ou Children's
Hospital here in Oklahoma City, and they do an event
every year called Dancing for a Ericleon. It's a spinoff
of Dancing with the Stars. Um, I was fortunate enough
to be selected as one of their ten celebrities. And
I am not a dancer, and I'm trying to raise
(23:48):
fifty thousand dollars And I just didn't know if you
had any advice for me. You trying to raise how
much fifty thousand dollars yourself? Five? Zero? Wow? That is
quite the goal of two thousand? Yeah? Wow, yes, sir?
And how much have you raised so far? I've only
at about seventeen thousand, but a lot, and I've got
(24:09):
people thank you at all. I'm proud of that. It's
not as much as I want. I'm getting there, and
I've got some more of the pipeline and so we're
just waiting to see what we can do. Well, I'll
throw one hundred bucks in. I know it's not gonna
make you fifty thousand, but I'll tell you what i'll do.
I'll throw one hundred bucks in and I will put
it up on our website, Bobbybones dot com, on our
Facebook page two and maybe people will donate there. Where
is her charity that she's supporting? Oh? Your children, talking
(24:33):
your children? Yes, And we're similar to Saint Jude's and
the fact that if the families cannot afford care, they
don't receive a bill. Um. Just diffen between us and
Saint Jude is that all the money raised here in
Oklahoma stays in Oklahoma and we are a three hundred
bed hospital instead of like a thirty yad hospital. Oh wow,
So you need advice on dancing, as you know I
(24:55):
did when Dancing with the Stars. But I'm not a
very good dancer. This is what I would say to you.
You cannot practice enough. If it really matters. The only
way you're gonna get better is about practicing. And it's
not You're not winning anything. You're just trying to raise money.
So just go and practice your butt off and make
a bunch of money and then have fun once you
get there, because it's not You're not gonna win a mirrorball,
right am I right about that? Oh? Yeah, no, I
(25:15):
would think the number one thing here is to feel
good about what you're doing for the hospital and have fun. Yeah,
have fun, and I'll put it up. I'll done it
a couple hundred bucks. And if you win, like myself,
you have to get a mirrorball tattoo on your arm. Oh, gil,
If I win, I will absolutely get a mirrorball tatch.
Oh my god, that would be crazy. Welly, good luck,
(25:38):
just practice, practice, practice, and we're happy to spread your message. Okay,
thank you so much. Have a great day. Hi, Kerry. Hey,
let's go to Melanie in Austin, Texas. Melanie, you're on
the Bobby Bone Show. Go ahead, good morning studio. Oh so, okay,
I'm one of the beef steamers. Taylor Kirkpatrick took a
screen grab of Bobby sitting at a red desk, and
(26:00):
she noticed that he might have a new tattoo above
his elbow of a sea, and we were wondering if
that was in fact a new tattoo, and if so,
what the story was behind it. It's interesting, do you
what do you think? Amy? Do you know? Have you
noticed anything? I mean, I haven't noticed, but I think
I maybe knew that that was maybe happening. So now
(26:21):
I'm wondering if you had it. And then I'm like, dang,
people pay attention to everything. Because I sit by you
every day and I have not noticed. And now I
feel like a bad friend. I'm not a bad friend,
but I said, I feel like one. I was just
in the minute. But also your elbow is blocked by
a screen. Is there anything on the elbow? Oh no,
oh yeah, you did get see that side again. There's
(26:45):
a little sea with a little heart on the bottom
of it. And so yes, you guys saw right. I
put it put it right above the mirror ball tattoo. Yeah,
so after I went, but yes, what's that for? You
have got to be pretty like Bobby. You made the
ultimate mistake of your life. You never never get a
(27:08):
tattoo of just your spouse. That is just absolutely not. Listen,
my cousin she got Jesse tattooed across her knuckles because
that's the guy she was gonna Mary. Turns out Jesse
was married and she had a I mean, that is
the worst thing you have ever done in your life.
(27:28):
I mean you've done a lot of dumb things. This
was the absolute crown jeweled, dumbest thing you've ever done.
You think it is the relation? It doesn't matter, It's
like what happens if what if you don't do that?
Let's think of all the things that you enjoy that
start with a. See no, I'm not even doing that.
Oh I'm happy with it. Yeah, it's fine. Love it.
(27:51):
I get tattooed, have like eight tattoos added another all
things that are very important to me, my grandmother, Radio
Hall of Fame, mirror ball, State of Arkansas, and it
put a see a little heart on it. I'm pretty
happy with it. They dumbest. I'm still laughing it. Jessie
cousin getting Jesse across her knuckles and he was married
(28:11):
his commitment. There have tattoos on your knuckles. That's why
that's like jail. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Well, no,
we know non jail people that haven't knuckles, but that's
like jail. Not really. I don't know that couple of
uncles of mine, but they weren't jail. Yeah, ay, Melanie,
good eyeball, Well, good eyeballs, Taylor. Yeah, all right, thank
you for your call. You're welcome. All right, have a
(28:33):
good have a good day, bye bye, there you go. Well,
what a lunchbox do on this one? For a little bit,
he's still saying, Oh my gosh, Well, but he doesn't
know I have lunchbox at nipple to nipple on my jazz.
I just haven't showed you guys yet. And what's wrong
with that? On the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Jamie Lee Curtis, Hey,
what what do your friends call you? Do? They call
you Jamie, Jamie Lee Jamie Lee Curtis, Like, what what
(28:54):
in normal life do people say? Probably Jamie, But a
lot of people call me Jay because I'm Haiku and
everything I write, I try to write as few words
as possible, and I often just write J on emails
and letters. So lately people have been calling me Ja.
(29:15):
I will call you Jamie Lee Curtis because you have
been an icon in my life for so long. I
feel like it would be disrespectful to not call you
by your full name. You know what, I honestly answer
to many things. Let's talk about this new podcast that
you have that is up now on iHeartRadio, Jamie Lee
Curtis and good Friends. So tell me about this. So
I am a good friend was born? Do you play music?
(29:39):
I do play music? Yes? Okay. So there's a song
called good Friend by Emily King. When I heard that song,
I twitter stalked her. I put out into the Twitter
verse that I was looking for Emily King, found her,
I licensed her song, and I created a podcast, and
(29:59):
I thought I would do a podcast about being a
good friend, what it means to be a good friend,
how to keep being a good friend, how to let
go of friends? And so that's what it's about. Well,
in looking at your career, and I've seen so many
of your movies, the questions that come to my mind
are I get really scared watching horror movies. And you've
obviously done a lot of them, you know, go back
(30:21):
to the first Halloween back in nineteen seventy eight. But
I don't watch horror movies because I get so scared
to have nightmares. But with you, would you ever shoot
any of these and then have nightmares after you shoot
them because you're doing it over and over again? No, no, no, no, no,
no no. It's a movie. It's incredible. The work is
so brutal and so beautifully made. So I understand, Bobby,
(30:44):
I like you, I don't like them, but well I know,
and I don't mean that as an insult. I've read
Twilight and had nightmares like that's how sensitive my palette
is to you know, having you know, scary dreams. But
I just wondered, if you're always with Mike Meyer, Michael
Myers and that mask and you're shooting, like, does it
go into your home life at all in you. So no,
no nightmares, none, okay, whenever because love Knives Out. Loved
(31:08):
your performance and Knives Out, I think just universally so
well accepted. Was that movie? When you read the script
for Knives Out? Were you like, huh, this is very interesting.
I wonder how this is going to play out? Or
did you know that was a smash? Oh god, no, no, no, no, no,
there would be no way to know it was a smash. Obviously,
the people were great. It was a big puzzle and
(31:28):
I was a little piece of the puzzle, and I
knew I just had to show up and do my work.
I don't think anybody except maybe Ryan Johnson anticipated the
expansion of that movie. Jamie Lee Curtis is on with
us through my life, one of the most present people
that have been in television of movies for me. So
it's a real thrill to talk to you. She's got
(31:49):
a new podcast out that's called Good Friend. And so
you know, as I as I watched movies in general,
and I'm consuming them differently now as you are too.
I'm sure because now we can buy we can buy
a black widow at home, right, which is what I did.
But I look and I see that these movies are
two and a half hours long. Now I want to
ask you, as a movie store, what is the perfect
movie link? Because two and a half hours, I'm like,
are you kidding me? This too long? Ninety three minutes?
(32:12):
I love that, and all of the Halloween movies are
in that zone. Yeah, I'm with you if I have to.
If there has to be a pea break in the
middle of a movie, I don't like it. By the way,
the reason I don't go see theater is because of
the word intermission. I will go see any one act
(32:34):
that's ever offered, but the minute there's an intermission in it,
I don't like it. You've been in so many epic movies,
from Freaky Friday to True Lies, and I just read
some of the other ones. What do people recognize you
most for Halloween and my ubiquity? I mean, obviously, I've
been around for a long time. I sold yogurt that
makes you for seven years. I've done commercials prior to that. Obviously,
(32:59):
I've been in some big comedies. Um. Obviously, I my
many people have seen me naked. UM. But I think Halloween,
out of everything, is the sort of Um, you know,
it gave me my start, it'll be my finish, It'll
be my everything. One final question for you, yes, miss
(33:20):
Jamie Lee Curtis. Will you read this the end the
spoiler to a movie if it's in the script that
you have, or how do you play that out? Like
in Knives Out? Do you go to the ending first?
You want to experience it as you read it? Like
how do you deal with that? Um? I'm I go
to the Um, I'm I'm uninterested in the cat and
(33:44):
mouse game of of of movies or books. I like
to know what's going to happen, and then I go
back and read the experience. Oh yeah, are you Jake
Jillenhall's godmother? Ah? Yeah, that's true. It is true. Let's
you guys check out our podcast. She's just a delight
to talk with. It is called good friend. And just
(34:04):
know that she paid for the rights to play that song.
A lot of people are stealing songs these days, not
Jamie Lee Curtis. And you're gonna play it on your
show because you promise you. Dang right. I am good friend,
Emily King. He bless you, guys, Thank you, thank you,
thank you for your time, big fan of your work.
I hope you have an awesome day. Good to talk
to you. By Jamie Lee Curtiss, Bye bye. That feels
(34:29):
like because her you know, her name is unknown. It
feels like whenever you talk to like, for example, like
a celebrity like who like a kid rock and he's like, no,
call me Bob, And I'm like, nope, I couldn't call
her Jay or Jamie because she's such a famous superstar.
You know, that would have been so weird if you're like, yeah, Jay, Yeah,
(34:49):
I'm not that cool. All right, there she has Jamie
Lee Curtis fantastic interviews. There was a guy in Louisiana
and sometimes I read a new story and I know
the headline is to make us go. I can't believe
they would do that, But sometimes I read one of
those and I go, I felt that, like I relate.
This guy was so bored in traffic. He's sitting in
He's like, all right, I need to do something. I'm
(35:10):
going crazy because I'm sitting here bumper to bumper traffic.
He's so bored. He decides he's right at a bridge.
He's just gonna get out his car and jump off
the bridge, not to kill himself. It was for fun.
He's so bored. A man who jumped from the basin
bridge swam and wandered around before being rescued because there
were alligators. He hurt himself pretty badly. I think m
(35:36):
he jumped. He said it was a bad decision. His
shoulders are sore. He's only a life thanks to faith
and rescuers. Um here here he is talking to katc
in Louisiana about being in the water for more than now.
I'm laughing because this guy made the news in lunch.
I was about to get frustrated. All right. Here you
go after jumping from the Chaffalia Basin Bridge on Friday,
(35:56):
dreaming traffic jam Jimmy Jenny says he was in the
water for more than two hours. When I hit the water,
shoulder went up and kind of hurt my shoulder. When
I started swimming, it couldn't get back to the bank
because the current was too way too strong. Jenny says
he was then on an island where he found a
boat to take him back to civilization, but he was
met by police. They all had their guns on me.
(36:18):
They were all they were telling me and get on
the ground and get on the ground and on. So
I got on the ground and listened to him. They
put me in handcuffs. This guy basically at full Gilligan's
Island two hours they found a boat is on an island. Yeah.
If I'm like, what did he plan on doing? More?
Don't get anything. He was wanted doing anything other than
sitting in traffic. So he wasn't was he the driver
of his car or the Okay, he just left his car.
(36:40):
He thought he was just gonna jump down, get out
and get back in his car. Okay. And then they
did not work out that way. Amy mentioned yesterday that
near here or when we drive home, we pass a
street called boner Wood. Yep, boner Wood Drive. We laughed,
and the boner Wood Circle. Then we debated is it
bonner Wood or boner Wood? And so Lunchbox, being the
(37:01):
reporter that he as you went out, Yes, Yeah, I
went out to the street and I was hoping I
would find people walking around, you know, out in their community,
but they weren't, so I had to go knock on
someone's door. Oh no, I just got to talk about
the bit. Yeah, that's weird. Let me come back to that. Um,
The genesis of it was Amy going, who okays these
(37:23):
street names to name something boner Wood? And then it
just kind of rolled out from there. You knocked on
the door. I had no other way to get the
information I needed. There was no one out and about,
and these people had their front door. They had a
glass door, and then a door behind it, and the
door behind it was open, so they had the glass door,
so it looked like they were very welcoming. So I
parked in from their house and I went and knocked
(37:46):
on the front door. That's weird, all right, here we go.
It's okay, poppers, It's okay. Hi, what's the name of
this street? Wait? Did you say boner would Like? I
saw the sign and I was like, there's no way again, Okay,
(38:13):
it's not Wood. Get left at all over the country?
Did yeah? And speaking of all over the country, like
it made me start googling different streets and like, yes,
boner Wood's bad, but some people have to live on Peckerwood. Here,
you stopped somebody else driving. They were driving, and so
(38:34):
I stuck my hands off my car wowing wrong. I mean, guys,
do you want the information? That's the only way I
can do it are hitting reporter. All right, here we go.
What's the name of this street? Like, let's say say
it again, like you're saying boner Wood. That's the funniest
(38:59):
thing I've ever heard. I guess they're used to it,
you know, trying to convince it was bonro Buddy. I
thought there would be no way that could be in
the name of the street. But I'm wrong. You are.
I am totally wrong. Thank you, lunch Box. All right,
let's do it. It is time for ey Trivia and
(39:21):
we'll go round the room. Nobody loses the first round.
Who is Tiger King? Amy? What? Who is Tiger King?
Joe Exotic? That is correct? Yeah, I started. Welcome our
co host Amy to the show. Say a lot something
about yourself to anyone that's new listening to the show.
Oh hi, anyone that's new listening. I'm forty years old,
(39:42):
a mom of two. I adopted two kids from Haiti
and they literally are my like everything now. I fish
like it's been three years. So I love being their
mom and I think that they love me back. She
thinks it takes time. They're older. All right, question Lunchbox
for you. Who is Miley Cyrus's dad, Billy Ray Cyrus. Correct,
(40:03):
let's say a little something about yourself. Oh guys, I
graduated top fifty percent of my high school class. I
was also named prom king, and I still hold on
to it that I was not voted most likely to
be famous. That went to mccad brooks. Drives me nuts.
All right, there he is lunchbox Eddie over to you?
Which film star filed for? Sorry? Not film? Which star
filed for divorce from Kanye West in twenty twenty one?
(40:24):
Oh that's Kim kardashiand Eddie Keller. Listen or something about
you forty two years old. I am the elder of
the show as the oldest, and I'm a dad of
four and finally the youngest on the show. Morgan number two,
which superstar saying at the twenty twenty one Super Bowl,
Oh boy, the last super Bowl? Who did the halftime show?
(40:47):
That would be? It's not two sine Morgan. I mean,
I'm just fried. It's the weekend, but nobody goes home
the luck, you know, Okay, that's always been the rule.
I forget easy trivia. Amy who is the founder of Amazon,
Jeff Bassos. Correct, Some people say pieces lunchbox. What's a
(41:10):
person who studies the weather called meteorologists? Correct? Nice job.
Let's Eddie. What country was Seline Dion born Canada? Correct?
And Morgan? The final question, who was on the five
dollar bill? She doesn't you cash mansion? It's a five
(41:33):
dollar bill. Yeah, she's seen that. I mean I've had
one dollar bills and ten dollar bills in twenty it's
not often I have a five. Who's on the one?
George Washington? Who's on the twenty? I don't even know
who's on the five? That's the question. Maybe Abraham Lincoln. No,
(41:55):
that doesn't look familiar in my head. Maybe, oh, man,
I do not there is more betunity. Answer Abraham Lincoln. Correct?
A good job him? Next round man. In a website
browser ad dress bar, what does w w W stand
(42:17):
for Worldwide Web? Correct? Lunch box, easy trivia. What city
is the Eiffel Tower located in? That's in Paris, France,
That is correct, Eddie. What city does Wimbledon take place? Wimbledon?
That would be in England, so I'll take London. Correct? Wow?
(42:38):
Where which Morgan is the largest rainforest in the world.
You're killing me over here? What's the biggest rainforest in
the world. You do not want to know it, just
boned him head. I'm thinking of rainforest cafe nice. I
don't know that is I mean, oh man, um, I
(43:03):
just rainforest South America. It has a name. It's like
the likely the only one, like the only one, you know.
I guess maybe she knows not. Which is the largest
rainforest in the world. Come on, Morgan, five seconds, Come on, Morgan,
you got this South America. Let up, No, Africa. The
(43:32):
question is not what country? Oh wait, what what is
the biggest Which is the largest rainforest in the world?
The rainforcet is name something? Oh oh um, Nope, it's
not in my head. Nothing, God, no, there's literally nothing
in my head. Okay, the answer is the Amazon. Nope.
I was going. Oh man, well, guys, you've been I
(43:55):
deserve that today, Morgan, that's over. Yeah, I know, so,
lunch box is only up to you to keep the champions.
Now I understand. I got that, Amy. These birds are
excellent parents, and they can find their way back to
the nest from thirteen hundred miles away. What are they?
I gave you a bird question right right in your wheelhouse.
You love birds? I know. I love birds. But I
(44:16):
haven't come across this. And these birds are excellent parents.
It can find their way back to their nest from
thirteen hundred miles away. What's what's the bird? Excellent parents?
They're all good parents. They can find a nest. They
must be able to fly like they must have big wings.
I don't know. I mean, I'm just gonna have to guess.
(44:38):
An eagle, she says, eagle. I have no idea. I
can't pigeon. They can fly that far. Dang, I had
no idea. I didn't think they left. I see the
same pigeons at my feet are all the time. They're
not going far away. Hey, lunchbox, what actor start as
Freddie Mercury in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody? Oh? Man, oh Malick?
(45:06):
Is that his name Malick? And you can't go just
the last name obviously on names Alick. That's the one
thing that's popping in my head. Remy Mallick. That's his name.
That's his name, Remy Mallick is his name? Oh that
is correct. I've never seen it, But man, I don't
(45:30):
know why that popped up my job, Eddie, Come on,
what famous steamy sexually explicit book was turned into a movie.
What's that called fifty shades of gray? Excuse me your microphone?
Out of fifty shades of gray? That is correct? Yeah? Wow,
one eddies in for the championship. Lunchboxes battling to keep
(45:52):
it alive. Lunchbox. A pride is what group of animals
come on lunch Oh it's easy, yeah, lions. Correct, that
came to me right there, Eddy. What's the lowest army
rank of a US soldier? M h okay, I'm thinking
(46:16):
of these movies I've watched and I've said it's a private, private, private,
Give me private. That is correct, Ryan, lunchbox. What sport
involves tucks and pikes? Oh, that's diving? Correct? Wow, you
watched Greg lu Gain has hit his head on the
diving borger. Come on, guys, you don't watch the Olympics
(46:37):
every year? Come on, Edny. What's the largest country by
size in the world, largest country by size, biggest land
country in the world. The biggest country is China, and
that is incorrect. Hold on, hold on what you've been boom.
(47:01):
Lunchbox comes from coming for you, coming for your dot. Wow,
that's how we have tough questions to lunch box everybody,
they say there they say that, alright, alright, who show down?
(47:29):
Sorry after day. This story comes us from Mesa, Arizona.
Two women were arrested after stealing over a hundred thousand
dollars worth of merchandise from Walmart. They would go shopping,
use the app where you can scan, like, oh, this
is the item I got. But the only problem is
they would never close out the app and say pay,
so it looks like they're scanning all their items. Then
(47:50):
they would just walk out of the store. You know
what's wild. As they probably could have got away with
it at like twenty five thousand dollars, they went a
little too far. Well, they just weren't going to stop
until they were caught, it looks like, and not to
get caught. But as they weren't getting caught, they were
not gonna stop. Everybody knows if you get twenty one
thousand and then start doing it, a target everyone, everybody
(48:11):
to go to the next one. Yeah, what idiots? All right,
I'm lunchboxed. That's your bone head story of the day.
Let's do flashback Friday, two thousand and three. Flashback Friday,
Yang two thousand and three. That's my first ever morning
show year. I was an idiot kid twenty two twenty three,
straight out of college. No, I bed out of college.
But after college. As soon as college was over, I
(48:35):
moved to Austin. Never been there before, just drove packed
out my car. By the way, greatest ever lived there
for twelve years. Still is home to me, but I
just had never been. And I go and I'm doing
a night show for just a few months there and
the station is just failing miserably, is a pop station.
And I was like, all right, I'm out of here.
I'm gonna go at an offer to go to Seattle
(48:55):
and do nights over there. And I told my general manager, say,
I'm gonna go. I've been a few months not going
well with the station, and I've got a bigger offer.
And you guys never made me signed a contract. You
didn't have me signed a contract. And he was like, well,
what do you want? And I knew they wouldn't give
it to me, but I was like, got to take
the morning show station sucks, so why not let me
have it? And if we're gonna sink, let's give it
a hill Mary. And he's like, oooh, I don't know
(49:16):
about that, and so I said, Okay, well let me
know Monday because I'm gonna make my decision if I'm
gonna move on or not. And so I come back
Monday and there were some dudes and suits in there
and they're like, hey, we're gonna make you offer. I
didn't even look the contract. I just signed it the
Morning Story. I was like, you're gonna give me the
Morning Show and then the rest is history. That's two
thousand and three for me. The biggest country song on
this day that year was a Traveling Soldier from The Chicks.
(49:42):
The biggest pop song shake it Tell Feather, Nelly, P Diddy,
and Murphy Lee. Come on. This is from Bad Boys
Too the soundtrack. Were you playing this on the show? Yeah? Probably,
and at home I still do. What was the biggest
news story? Arnold Schwarzenegger was elected governor of California and
a actual recall election to remove Democratic Governor Gray Davis
(50:03):
from office. Arnold won by a landslide and took office
on November seventeenth. It's crazy. That was crazy. That's crazy.
That's it. Have a good weekend. We will see you
here on Monday. By everybody. Yes, By
Hosts And Creators
Bobby Bones
Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
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