Love Poems For Our Significant Others + Tim McGraw Talks About His Love For Grocery Shopping And Pre-Show Workouts + Name That Country Couple’s Love Story

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right the Bobby Bones post show pre show. Well,
this woman was at a Habachi grill restaurant and exploded
and birth your face up. Oh my gosh, you guys
see this ye Arkansas. Terrible For one Arkansas woman, a
meal had to celebrate her birthday turned into a trip
to the hospital. According to KATV seven, A Little Rock,
twenty six year old Samantha Myers suffered an accident at

(00:22):
Kimono Japanese steakhouse and Paragold, Arkansas. The chef started a
fire that exploded the grill. I like it when they
do that. Struve in the pocket though, me too, man
like when yeah, you have to catch in your mad impressive,
or like when they do in their hat or like
a whole egg the volcano. Oh come on, oh yeah,
So this is not good for her, But I do

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like when they do something that's and I've seen that's
eleven times and I'm so like, oh, that's still my birthday,
Like wish when the what do you want to do
your birthday? I want to go to Habachi? Like you
haven't ever gone? Oh no, no, every year, no ever
since I was I thought you were saying, like every year,
that's what I asked for it's my wish. I love it.
We went for the first time when I was about twelve.
For church. We would go. Yeah. I was like, this

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is the most special thing ever. Yes, the guys I
don't know if you know this, but they built a
volcano out of onions. Yeah. I don't even like onions.
And I was like, Oh, anyway, that poor woman, here's
something that It was one of those stories I saw
and I sent Mike da Tech like I got to
talk about this on the show, and I sent them
the link and then I forgot about it today. But
with the coronavirus happening, these kids pranksters, I guess they were.

(01:29):
They were teenagers, right, Mike. So they dress up in
these hazmat suits and they go on the subway and
they have a bucket and it says coronavirus on it sealed,
and then they act like they spilled on an accident,
and everybody's yelling oh s s s are no, they're
here right, it's in this New York. It's in New York. Oh.

(01:52):
They're called Instagram comedians. They spark panic when they pretended
to spill coronavirus on a New York subway train though.
Oh man, okay, I mean we have a clip, but
it's so beeped? Is it so beeped? Oh? We can't
even put it up. It's so bad, like funny if
you're twelve, and I'm twelve. Sometimes. I did see a
story too that I posted on my Instagram story Amy

(02:12):
that we think about you. What Tupac is alive and
well in New Mexico? Oh? I know, and I believe it.
Are you serious? Yeah, they're shooting this documentary. A new
film claims that Tupac is alive and well and living
part of a Native American tribe in New Mexico. The
Great Escape from UMC says the Thug for a Life
rapper was informed out of the planned hit on him,

(02:32):
and so they put a body double and now he's
hiding out. And here's the thing that I didn't know
that authorities can't go on to the reservation because you
can't go in unless you have permission because so super protected.
Who knows they're doing in there by Tupac? Big? Your
boat still in there? Oh wow, elvish w are Yeah, yeah,

(02:53):
I play it like Friday Nights. Did you see the
video of the woman she was leaning back in her
seat on the airplane, just the lean back. And there's
a guy. He's in the very very back seat on
the airplane. Now, thing about the back seat, it doesn't
lean back because you're on the wall. And so she's
leaned back, and he's anno way she leaning back. So
he's just like punching her seat the whole time. So
she takes her phone and records it, and he just

(03:13):
punching her seat the whole time. And the question is
which is okay him being irritated and hitting her seat
because she leans back and people don't like lean backers,
or is he in the wrong for punching the seat.
He's in the wrong, right. She has the lean back button.
If there's a button, the chair can be leaned back.
It's just it's unfortunate for you that you got the

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last seat on the plane or the seat in the back,
but you can't. So obnoxious, he's so obnoxious. So obnoxious again,
the seat leans back. She didn't make the rule. She's
just playing by them. And dude, book your seat, book
your trip earlier if you need to get and have
the back seat. And you could have asked her nicely,
Hey would you not lean back, and then if she
says no, well that's her prerogative, right, you just have

(03:56):
to suck it up. But it has right now, the
one video I see has almost said a million views,
and she's laid back and he's just hitting her seat
like this the whole time, like a kid, just trying
to annoy her like a child. And then what happened
when she starts filming, He just continues to do it.
I just don't understand people that say that he was
in the right now. You could go they should stop

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airlines should stop letting seats lean back so far. But
that's an argument that doesn't evolve them, right, that has
nothing to do with her. It doesn't make no nothing.
I'm shocked right now there's people that actually are on
his side. I'm on his side. I think she's being
very rude to him because she knows he's cramp. But
but what is he doing wrong? That seat is there,
so it's a drum He can practice his drumming, right
if that If that's what we're saying is obnoxious, Yeah,

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it's obnoxious, but being in his space is obnoxious also, Wait,
so you would react that way. I'm not saying I
would react that way. Bate leans back, You get to
lean it back. Do you even think the seat leans
back enough? No? Does it like that one inch? Does it?
Is that enough for you guys? No? I think it
gets just the idea that you get to lean his
seat back to relax. Yeah, because I remember back and

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I'm like, I still feel straight up. If this guy
is all upset about where he is, he again, he
should book his flight yea earlier. Yeah, Look, he's a
real douche. You can't do that like he's doing it
just a She's literally doing nothing wrong. I do get
to know people lean back on me. But that's that's
that's a me thing. That's not a hurt, that's not
a them thing. Yeah, he's upset. I'm punching her seat

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so she records. They ask who's right, who's wrong. I'll
tell you who's wrong, goober. The dude is. My study
has found that walking ten thousand steps a day may
not actually keep you from gaining weight. We have to walk.
Carried out by researches a BYU. The new study looks
at one hundred and twenty freshman students during their first
six months of college split them up into three groups,
and one of the groups was asked to walk ten

(05:46):
thousand steps a day for six weeks. Over a period
to twenty four weeks, the finding showed that while the
students walked about ten thousand steps per day, those in
that group didn't really do anything different than the other ones. Well,
that's weird. It's weird because you did the ten today. No,
I mean you just well, I don't know what the
other I wonder what the others are getting. And then
freshman in college, is that the best measure because that's

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when you gained like freshman fifteen. Oh yeah, no, but
again you're no, no no, but you're missing the point. They're
all freshman in college. They're all living the same life. Okay, true,
so that wouldn't matter. That's why they do three three
groups doing the same thing. I just for anybody, what, well,
I just feel like they should. I want them to
do it, not on freshman in college. But I see
what you're saying. If they're all eating the same old people,

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young people. But if you're doing it all to the
same kind of people, Okay, all right. A guy in
Pennsylvania robbed a female acquaintance's house when she wasn't home,
and he called her while he was inside. It's ballsy
an al tuna. Pa man was arrested after police say
he called and texted one while he's barglarising her home.
The woman called nine one after receiving phone calls and

(06:51):
text messages from him, and which he told her he
had broken into her home. She was not home. She
told police she and her friends were giving him a
ride from a local veterans club that night when he
opened the door and got out of a moving vehicle
near her home. Police said the door from the woman's
house had been kicked in, and he allegedly had baseball
cards and drill bits and attachments he had taken from
the home. He also sent message to the woman to

(07:13):
tell her he knew how to hot wire a car
and he was going to still review. So this guy's
just obviously wrong head right, it's not right like an
ex boyfriend. At first, that have been cool. I mean
your house, baby, he's got baseball cards too, wonder which ones? Oh,
go rookie cards, right, you can give a junior rookie job.
That's a good one. I'm done. We're done. I hope

(07:33):
you have a great weekend. Thanks for hanging out. Openbody
has a good Valentine's Day. You can hear today's show.
Ti McGraw comes by which school. Amy has a special
Valentine's podcast Up. Yes, it's all about love, but you
don't have to be in a relationship to like it.
My first interview kind of touches on that, but we
get into so much more, and then we also talk
about how you can love yourself better, how you can
love others that are hard to love, like you should

(07:55):
still care about people even sometimes when it's hard. And
then I go over like the best romantic movies too.
So it's a love episode four Things with Amy Brown.
There you go and the guy. You guys doing a
sport show today? Yes, yeah, sore losers you know, Yeah,
you're doing one today. Ye oh yeah we're doing one today. Okay, cool,
all right, thank you guys. Have a Oh. Check out

(08:16):
movie Mike's movie podcast, What's All Movie? Mike's Podcast. Why
Actors turned down major roles? What do you mean? So?
Like Tom Cruise here was originally offered the part in
shows Shaker Redemption, and he turned it down because he
didn't want to do a movie. But the first time director. Oh,
he's gonna be any Dufran. Yeah, that is a part
for him, ended Dufran. He came to Shaw shankin nineteen

(08:38):
forty nine. You actually do good impressions good. My impressions
end up being pretty good. Are impressions of Eddie doing
impressions well. And then I listened to you and then
I go back and it messes up my impression. All right,
here you go, Thank you, guys. Have a good weekend.
Here it is Friday Show by guys. All right, we

(09:05):
got a good one today. Welcome to Friday's Show, Morning Studio. Morning. Well,
today Tim McGraw will be in my Dude, Yeah, and
he's gonna play, which is cool. We didn't really ask him.
I didn't ask him anyway, but Tim McGraw is gonna
come in part of the Friday Morning Conversation and he's
gonna play and we'll talk about his new tour. We
just really like hanging out with Tim McGraw, so that'd

(09:27):
be a thing that happens today. Later on in the show,
we will all reveal our poems we wrote for our
loved ones, our significant others. Who all has a poem,
Raise your hand, everyone, Morgan number two, Is there something
you want to tell us? Your hand came up? Nope,
it to my dog. Okay, wow, so Raymundo Morgan number two,
mighty all took part in it too. I like that.
Everybody in love. We may have to break this up

(09:48):
in two segments. There's a lot of love. By the way,
Happy Valentine's Day, No, Eddie, I was talking to you.
To our people, I talked to show um. Yeah, it'll
be good to they will be good. I was reading
a story about Jeff Bezos, the Amazon guy. He paid
two hundred and fifty five million dollars for properties in

(10:09):
the nine O two one h zip code, and he
bought one mansion for one hundred and sixty five million. Wow. One,
didn't he just buy a yacht? Yeah? No, that was
Bill Gates. That's Bill Gates. Can't keep up with all
these rich people. Here's what I saw though, because I
always like to know how much money it is to them.
This house that Jeff Bezos bought for one hundred and

(10:30):
sixty five million dollars, that is the equivalent to someone
normal spending one hundred and twenty dollars. Oh okay, well
that's not that bad. Then it's like around the golf.
Good for him, he deserves it. Them what am they crazy? Yeah?
Jeff Bezos is so rich that the average American spending

(10:51):
one dollar is similar to Bezos spending one point two million.
So basically it's like a million dollars per dollar. Crazy nuts.
Just to not even have money is a thing, Like
money isn't even a thing. You can just have whatever
you want, right, but again he worked hard for it. Right,
when you have that much money, do you have insurance? Oh,
that's a great question. Like you probably don't need insurance
because just pay it's illegal not to happen. I don't know,

(11:16):
you buy all right, didn't? Yeah, that's a good unless
you have to have it because of law. You probably
don't have insurance, right, Well, well, then I guess you
don't need a prenup, which no, you do because then
you get rid of the money. Wait, I don't understand that.
You'll always say that you have a prenup just like
you have insurance. You're still depending the prenup. Oh yeah, well,

(11:41):
and it's irrelatable because Jeff Visos or whatever didn't Now
his wife is like super written, yeah ex wife. Yeah,
and she's still I think she sold a bunch of
that stock too. Right, recently, one of them did Today's Friday.
As you may know the song here. Oh yeah, I did,
see she posted on Instagram. This was nine years ago,

(12:01):
and she just kind of talked about in a really
lengthy post at how much this song and the backlash
from it really affected her life negatively. Oh man, she
said to my fifteen year old self, who felt like
she had nobody to talk to about the depression. Depression
she faced, to my seventeen year old self, who would
get to school only to get food thrown at her,
And to my nineteen year old self, who had almost

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every producer songwriter tell me they'd never work with me.
And the whole thing was about how to not let
your past kind of creep and then hold you back.
But man, I've heard this song a long time. Don't
mind me how much I liked it. Well, that's only
the jam because it's so bad. Though. Did she make
money off this? Though? Probably good, I would assume if

(12:43):
she wrote it so saw that. There we go, everybody.
You know what it is? Friday, Friday, gotta get down
on Friday. All right, Let's see what's happening with everybody
here on the show in our segment that we call
what's the HAPs? Hey, what's the hat? Sunday is a
big day for me because it is the season premiere
of American Idol season three. So I'm pretty pumped about this.

(13:07):
We've been shooting since October maybe September, and I'm super
pumped to be back. Is the full time mentor an
American Idol. The whole thing that's great about this show
is like we're the only show that actually travels the
country to find the next big thing in music. Other
shows obviously you have to go to LA, but you know,
we've been to a lot of places, man, and so

(13:27):
you're gonna see some really cool stuff. You're gonna see
waitresses as one guy as a garbage man who's never
been and he's real good. Oh wow, that's cool. Yeah,
And so it's gonna be great. You know, an American
Idol actually makes superstars Carry Underwood, Adam Lambert, Jennifer Hudson,
it'd be cool. American Idol premiers eight seven Central on ABC.
That's my show. When I was in LA the last

(13:49):
couple of days doing press for it, that I say
all the billboards in my head on it. It's crazy, La.
I was gonna try it because this I was freaking
out a little bit. I was gonna pull over and
get a picture, like buy it, but it was on
the highway. We decided not to. No Caitlin's car. Oh.
I didn't know if you'd be like if your uber
drivers like, wait a second, you're on the billboard. That's

(14:11):
gonna be such a cool feeling. But in La, nobody cares.
There are so many billboards with everybody's face on it. Nobody,
nobody Still you care? I care? Yeah, it's still a
big guilt to me. So yeah, American Idol is on
Sunday night. I hope you get a chance to check
it out. I'm super pumped and and proud that they're
featuring me a lot more this season. So yeah, pretty cool.
That's what's happened with me? What's the heck? Amy? So

(14:32):
we are officially like seven weeks from your birthday and
the parting planning has begun. I heard it. We can't
get hootie. Yeah, that's not happening. That's all I wanted. Wow,
you were going that big, but it was a whole
dramatic thing to it. What don't get down that this

(14:53):
is It's still gonna be fun and we're working on
it and I'm gonna make it. We know, I know
it's gonna be fun. Do we know where I'm gonna be? Though?
Yet I still don't take You're gonna be in Nashville.
That's what I'm plant. That's what you told me. I
called it. I said, hey, where are you going to be?
And you said, listen, I'm gonna be. And I've been
talking to people that also know your schedule. April. Okay,

(15:14):
here we go on April first, shooting middle rounds of
American Idol in Los Angeles. So that'll go late that night,
so I'll fly I guess I'll work that morning and
then fly back that day. Oh, you're gonna be tired.
That's gonna be a tough one, maybe a little grumpy.
But then here's the other thing. Go ahead the ACMs
or that weekend and you have to be back in Vegas.

(15:36):
So the idea was listen, I need to know now,
because there was an idea tossed around so you didn't
have to fly from like La to Nashville, Nashville back
to Vegas all for work. It's a good point to
think about that stay out there. We were throwing around
the idea because a lot of people are gonna be
out there anyway, that we just do it out there.
Oh in Vegas. M I'll pass on that one. Okay,

(15:57):
Well that was to help you when your schedule. But
then you're coming back to Nashville. You're gonna get Mayweather
to fight in your okay to see I mean, but whatever,
if that's not what you want, Yeah, I don't want
to do in a Vegas Okay, Well, then well good
because Nashville's already would I have underway? And like, I
think there's something really cool in the works, but we

(16:18):
can switch. I just need to know. Like in the
next few days. When I shot the Operay show, which
by the way, isn't on TV yet, But when I
shot at Darius was the guy did a little stand
up and then I brought him out. I had a
couple of hooty jokes. One of them was I love
Darius Rucker so much that back in college I had
a what do you call a cover band named after him.

(16:40):
It was called Booty and the Whole Fish. I can't
understand why it didn't work. Oh yeah that one. Did
you hear that one? Yeah? He was on side that me.
So we're yeah, we're on the side. And I looked
to him and I'm like, hey, I'm gonna be like
five minutes to stand up before you come out. And
he's like, oh, okay, okay, And so I'm standing out.

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I walk out and I do a couple of the jokes.
I know we're gonna work, so I lay those down
and then I'm like, oh, I said, Darius is coming
out next. He said, you know, it's a special night
to me. I wanted to write a song that that
really encapsulate how I feel about him, but I could
not find a word that rhyme with Rucker and took
the crowd a second and they were like yeah, yeah, yeah,
um what was another? At a few Darius the ones

(17:24):
that were pretty good. We'll see. I haven't seen the
play back yet, but um, I do love Hoodie. Sad
they can't do it. I get hit last week what
they couldn't do it? Yeah, So so we're doing birthday
in Nashville. That's the plan. Okay, there you go a
what's that hack? All right? Lunchbox? Well, I want to
know how do I ask my wife to sleep in
another bed? Because she's at the point in her pregnancy

(17:47):
where she's not sleeping very comfortably. So she's tossing, she's turning,
And when she tosses and turns all throughout the night,
it wakes me up. And she's up getting going in
the bathroom two to three times a night. And I
understand she's pregnant, she's uncomfortable, but that doesn't mean I
should be uncomfortable. And I just want to ask her, Hey,
do you want to sleep in the guest room? That

(18:08):
would be so much better for you and me. Any
advice here, guys, why doesn't lunchbox move? Yeah, that seems
like the simple sing her. Because she's pregnant, Why why
take her out of her bed? She's carrying your baby.
And if she's uncomfortable, should you kind of be a
couple with her? Yeah, it's a good one too. With
her to wake up. Yeah, just because she wakes up

(18:29):
to go to the bathroom, doesn't mean I need to
wake up so she can. So I know she goes
to the bathroom, and the guest bedroom is downstairs, so
she doesn't have to come up the stairs. And when
I get ready in the morning, I need the shower upstairs,
so I'd had to come up and wake her up
and go on the shower. So that way she's in
another room. And it's just it's just easier, guys. The
solution is that you need to move or you just

(18:50):
go through it. I mean, she's about to give birth
soon anyways, and it's probably your baby that's pressuring her bladder.
I mean it. Yeah, you did that. So your final judgment, Amy,
either you just power through and you stay with her,
or you leave the room. You make the call. All right,

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what's the heck? Eddie? Oh boy. We thought that Ray's
bachelor party was kind of making changes, I guess for
the better, But I think that's just changed for the
worst now. So we were going to have it in Tunica, Mississippi, yes,
but now it's Las Vegas, which is fine. I'd be
cool right Vegas the boys in Vegas. Now. He says
that he's his fiance will be going that same weekend,

(19:35):
and he would like to maybe organize a dinner with
his fiance and the bridal party. Ray Mud, Yeah, I
just thought it would be a good group atmosphere. The
girls are really fun to hang out with We don't
have to party with him the entire weekend, but I
think we can do a meal. I think that sounds great, right,
I don't even know the date of the party. I
asked Ray and he was like, we don't have one yet.
It's gearing up. Yeah, we'll have it. Wait if you

(19:57):
know when they're going, how do you not know when
you're going? Still being confer do we get hotels? What
the prices are? If everybody's okay, we hit hotel. It's
Las Vegas, right, we can always get hotels. So, but
you don't know a day yet. We're shooting for the
final weekend in July, so that would be the last weekend.
Are you available bones Well, Eddie, we're on the road.
If it's the twenty and that's Lunchbox's birthday, Oh that's okay,

(20:23):
I can spend in Vegas. Okay, Well, then that's no
good for us. What's what's the plan here, Raymundo? I
mean we can do the weekend before nothing's been booked.
It's still fluid. Okay, does your girl want to go
at the same time as you? Is? This is? I did? Oh? Yeah?
Still really right? You have goodness? He ray really really
loves Bay. I understand that. But but Amy, the bachelor

(20:48):
party is your that's your last hurra? Boy? What's y'all
are acting like you mean? Who raw? First of all,
he gets to do what he's not gonna stop getting
who Rod and the who ra is on like something dirty? No, no, no,
not to be dirty. But you don't go with your
fiance with the boys, he's saying one meal. Vegas is
a really big city. Raymond for it. Okay, I think

(21:09):
it would be fun for Raymond or Eddie. Thank you?
Yeah yeah, RAYMONDO. As soon as you get a date,
let us know. But yeah, Edie's very busy. I have
to like jump to a schedule. I didn't even know
we had to share that weekend. All right, there you go. Hey,
what's the heck? Here's the Bobby Bones Show podcast Highlight
segment of the day. I have some life updates for you.

(21:30):
I put my dog on the scale yesterday. He now
he's forty two pounds. Wow, whoa little suckers growing good boy,
and he's slowly minding a little better. It just took
time with him where he wasn't sick all the time.
So when I got this dog. I knew he was
gonna be a sick dog. That's kind of why ended
up taking him and so having to put him though
a bunch of surgeries. It was tough to like keep
him disciplined. And he's still a jerk sometimes, but aren't

(21:52):
we all. Let's be honest, aren't we all? But he's learning.
He's forty two pounds. That's update number one of the
number two. Sometime I was gonna run by you guys.
I was at the airport yesterday and we were flying
back over from California here, so I went over to
a press day with American Idol, which the show starts
back Sunday night, and Caitlin, who's my girlfriend, we were

(22:13):
going through together and I am not used to being
in a couple. So here's what I did. I didn't
I didn't even think about it. Okay, well no, it's well,
let me tell you. We get up and you know,
I have pre check and she doesn't, and I didn't
think anything about it, and I was like, all right,

(22:33):
I'll see on the other side, and I just walked
right to pre check. I didn't even cross my mind
to wait, because if we weren't in a hurry. I
get everywhere early, and so there wasn't even a long
line at regular check. But my mind just I'm just
so conditioned to do what I do because I travel
all the time. I went right to pre check, to
went on and then on the other side and just
to children, set off the phone and waited, and she

(22:55):
went to the line. She wasn't irritated, But I feel
like a real jerk because I left her behind. Yeah,
but I mean, you would have to take your shoes
off and take your computer out, and I think she
probably understands that, So I mean, I don't blame you
for doing that. My husband's not t sa pre and
I am an I go pre Yeah, but you guys
are married a long time. This is still three months
in here over here. This is how you go show

(23:16):
how lengu you are. I didn't even think about it. Yeah,
I know, you should have thought about it and said, hey,
do you want me to wait with you? Or do
you want me to And of course it's the beginning
of the relationships that she's gonna say, oh do tsa pree.
I don't care, you know, because you can't let the
real crazy come out in the beginning or something like
TSA free is going to bother you. Yeah, you have
to wait for that. Well I kind of felt like

(23:37):
a jerk, not because I did it, but because I
didn't even think about it. Yeah, you should have thought
about it. I was just on my phone and this
is how I thought about it. Another guy comes through.
There was a couple behind us too, and he comes
to by himself and he comes up and goes, hey,
you're my inspiration. I left my girlfriend behind two to
come through, and I was like, oh no, I can't
believe I did that. That's all. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

(23:58):
so that happened. That's life update number too. I a
lot of times callers will call me and go, hey,
if we see a celebrity out, how do you how
do you act around them? When is it okay to
go up to them? When is it not? And the
general rules that I share are if they have their
kids or there's food in their proximity, you don't go
up to them, because that's basically the two safe zones,

(24:20):
kids and food. One kids they're having the time with
their kids, you don't bother that. And two, nobody wants
to touch anyone's hand if they're eating, you know. So
that being said, I saw a celebrity at a restaurant,
oh two nights ago, David Spade. Oh so saw. I
was walking from the bathroom and he was sitting by

(24:41):
himself eating sushi. And there's no way I was going
to break my rule. So what I did is I
walked by, and right when I got by the table,
I said, hey, Dad, a big fan. Just a couple walk.
He goes, hey man, thanks, and that was it. Walked
to watch, no picture, no nothing. It was pleasurable for
both of us. Yeah. And in my Instagram Q and
A that I did, I'm Instagram story, someone said, who's
the last Leberty fan girled over and as well, probably

(25:02):
David Spikes. It's almost like, hey man, a big fan.
He just kept walking and then he saw it and
reposted it, and it was like, that's the way to
do it. It was respectful, it was quick, It's great.
Wow he said that he remembered it. Wow, he did
remember it. So funny, so cool because he was just
chilling by himself. I don't want to bother him, and
I was just like, hey man, big fan. He goes, hey,
appreciate that, and just kept going. That's awesome. So you know,
I try to live by what I say. He had

(25:23):
a really would have loved to picture. So yeah, I
did that. I think that's update number three. Anything else
you need have been on the otherwise, I think I'm
pretty good for now. We have our poems coming up
in a little bit. We're all reading poems we wrote
for our significant others. Yeah, I'm pretty excited about that. Um,
I guess that's good. I mean, is Caitlin she with you? Well,

(25:44):
we flew back, well right, we went to the year.
She couldn't get on my plane on the on because
my flight was a little earlier, so she came to
the airport a little earlier than me and then got
on a flight a little later that she came with
me last night. Gotcha, did you see the Twitter post
I put on Instagram story from someone going Bobby's girlfriend's
a PR stunt? Yes, oh yeah, I did see that,
which is so not the case. Good question, And so

(26:07):
I was actually with Kaitlin. We saw it, and so
we just posted a thumbs up picture right after it
on the next next slide, like, yeah, you got us
all a PR stunt, So listen, if it was a
PR stunt. I've done it long ago. I did post
on there how We met. If you want to check
that story out, it's my instagrams. Mister Bobby Billings, I
think it's up for just a little bit longer. Show

(26:29):
Lunchbox claims he needs a crash house. Now have you
heard this? No, what's he doing? Well? My wife has
been given permission that she gets to work from home
one day a week, and so now I don't have
anywhere to go on that day of the week because
I go home and I want to watch TV. Oh,
she's on a conference call, she's I'm trying to take
a nap, she's on the phone, she's doing business. So
I feel uncomfortable in my own house. So I need

(26:52):
a flop house or cut flop house? Is that good?
I think he's just saying words. It's somewhere where I
can go and like watch TV and PLoP down and
be chill and take a nap and not have to
be worried about her doing her work. And I can't
turn on the TV because it's distracting because she's trying
to get work done. It's like, man, this working from

(27:14):
home is for the birds. So she's very pregnant. So
they're letting her work from home. Yes, one day a week,
but I'm just like, man, so what do I do
during that day? I need somewhere to go, Like if
like someone has somewhere, Like if someone's listening and they're
not gonna be home, they want me to use their house,
they'd be great. Like a flophouse crash flop house is

(27:35):
considered a derogatory term for a place that offers very
low cost lodging, providing space to sleep in minimal amenities. Hey,
as long as I got a TV in a couch,
I'm good. That's what I'm saying. I need somewhere to
go because my wife just like rub her feet or
make her lunch for her. No, no, I don't have
a TV in another room. The TV is in the

(27:56):
living room. And we don't have a separate office where
she sits on the couch and puts her feet up
and does her work and then she, oh, I gotta
get on a conference call. Can you be quiet? Okay?
So I just sit there in silence. Here's another definition
for flophouse. It's an apartment where many drug abusers stay.
I'll abuse drugs. Some of these people pay rent, and
others are unemployed to do nothing with their lives. It's

(28:17):
got party and use drugs. I guess you could get
one of those. I guess you could probably I think
we have one of those. We'll never see you again.
But how long is she gonna be doing this? Till
she has a baby? Until she has a baby, and
then she'll be home every day because then she's on maternity.
Well no, no, she won't be working, so I'll be
able to take a nap and stuff and turn on
the TV. The baby's probably gonna be huh. It is tough.

(28:40):
Like I don't know how people deal with their spouses
working from home. When you get a day off or
you get off work and you go home and they're
just there and all right, what would she be mad?
If you just got a hotel to sleep in during
the day, if you got a day room. Because we
when we travel, Eddie and I will do Raging Idiots shows,
we'll get a day room. If we're only in a
city for a day, we won't spend the night, but
we'll go and we can watch TV, take a nap, eat.

(29:00):
Do they charge you full price for that? They do?
Unless you're gonna go to one of those hotel rooms
that be charged by the hour. All those are different though,
that's kind of like a five hourse. I probably say
maybe I'll look into a hotel room. Have you talked
to her about this? No? I did. I was like,
what do you expect me to do? She's like, well,
I'm sorry, I'm working. What do you want me to do?
And I'm like, go to work. You did not do that.
You did not say it like that to her. No.
I just said, well, I mean you could let me

(29:21):
watch a big man on the show. I am a
big man, and I'm a big really talking and at
home he's like, Bob, we need to play bringing clips.
They'd be like, hey, babies, his voice is all different. Change. Third,
just go what's your tonails with tet me to paint
Bobby Bone show, really know what you got and evacuate

(29:43):
from China is now in Texas. It has become the
fifteenth American with coronavirus. The CDC is warning be prepared
the infection is going to take a foothold in the US.
In other news and sports, the Ass Show stars Alex
Bregman and Josel Tuve apologize for their role in the
cheating scandal, The team's own owner, Jim Crane, insists their
signs stealing scheme didn't impact the game. And finally, major

(30:06):
rivers in nine states are near floodstage because of all
the rain. Officials are also warning about the extreme cold
most place they're going to feel ten to twenty degrees
colder than usual today. Fun fact Friday, Let's go fun
fact Friday. Fancy number five? What's up? Oh? So, the

(30:26):
first photo ever posted on Instagram was a picture taken
by one of the founders and he took it of
a golden retriever, put it up there and just wrote
test as the caption, And it was posted July of
twenty and ten, and he got a bunch of hate.
All the other followers were like ugliest dog ever. There
was nobody else, There was no followers. Yeah, do you

(30:47):
remember your very first Instagram posts? Me? Neither. I guess
we could go back and look, that'd be interesting. I
think I got an Instagram a bit late, though, because
that was a way. I still I'm a way. I'm
Twitter more than I am anything even today, Like I'm
on Twitter eighty percent of my social media time. I
post on Instagram maybe once or twice a day, and
I post my stories a bit. But I'm very much

(31:09):
a Twitter person more than I'm an Instagram person. You
I'm more Instagram for sure. Do you get on Twitter?
Everyone's in a while every day. I used to every day.
Now I'd say it's like twice a week. Maybe, Hey, Mike,
can you find my first Instagram post? Okay, we'll come
back and take a look at a second, all right.
Number four. Number four, Jeff Bezos is so rich that

(31:30):
an average American spending one dollar is similar to him
spending one point two million dollars. Wow, so he could
spend a million dollars and it's like somebody just going
to the gas station to buy a Snickers bar. That
isn't that insane? If you don't know who it is.
He's the founder of Amazon. You don't know who that is.
He's gonna buy you and teach you who he is.

(31:51):
That's I like it when they break it down like that.
So for the average person, I don't know what the
average person makes a year, but you go to the
gas station and you get it basically a king site,
but the king would be much more. It's more than
a million. It's like a dollar thirty nine. So the
average person in a year makes forty five thousand dollars
and for him, and he makes twenty five hundred dollars

(32:14):
a second, so you know that's oh, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars a minute. Hit me with that next month.
Back number three. George W. Bush is the only president
president to have ever run a marathon. He did it
in nineteen ninety three, two years before he became the
governor of Texas, and he did it in three hours

(32:34):
and forty four a minute. I wonder if marathons were
a thing back in like the Roosevelt days when those
super athlete guys, because back in the day to be
president yet to be big, a macho and strong. Yeah,
because we looked at our presidents as a fighter. I
can give some of them our boxers too. Oh yeah,
that's right. So I wonder if Abra's a wrestler. I
wonder if marathons were even a thing back then. I'm
surprised that Obama had marathon. I surprised even that Bill

(32:56):
Clinton because he was a runner. But George, which one,
George W. Bush Son Son, Yeah, all right, next month
back Number two, Johnny Carson liked being alone so much
that in his eighty one million dollar home in Malibu,
he only had one bedroom because he never wanted to
host a guest. Incredible, I thought, my guys, I just

(33:20):
got a little turned on his his massive mansion on
one bedroom. More than that that, that was shocking to me.
Is it a house costs eighty one million dollars? Oh? Yeah,
a single house. That's not a type of I don't
think so. Eighty one million dollars. And Johnny Carson he
got all that from. I mean, I know he had
late night TV, but well he was the biggest thing

(33:43):
in television for decades and decades. Yeah, man, I'm sure
you make business decisions off of the money you're making.
It's all from Johnny Carson being the guy on television
for decade. Yeah, next month. Back. Number one. The black
box on an airplane is actually bright orange red, not black.
What ye mind blowing? They were originally black, but that

(34:05):
made them harder to find if there was a crash,
and then that became an issue as to someone was like,
maybe we should make these black boxes red. That's a
great point. And then you remember the joke what's the
deal with the black box? Why don't we make the
whole plane in the black box and then it won't
be destroyed a joke? I think? So that is. Yeah,

(34:26):
that's a good point, But then it's obvious because it's
such heavy material, it wouldn't get off the ground. Probably,
what's the deal with peanuts? Morgan number two? Do you
know that impression? No? Oh? Like when I go what's
the deal with peanuts? No, I have absolutely no idea
what you're talking about? Like, not even no person comes

(34:47):
to mind. Yeah. I don't think it's the greatest impression,
but I think it's good enough. Right, Yeah, we all
know what it is. What is it from? What's the
deal with Instagram? How much does it really weigh more
than a ground? You know? And nothing? That that's Jerry Seinfeld?
Oh no, I never watched Seinfeld? Is that what it's from?
What sideal with Morgan number two? Does she know Jerry Seinfeld?

(35:08):
You know Jerry Sell? You never watch Seinfeld? No? But
like that's who that is? Right? Have you ever seen
an episode? Scrolling through TV? Maybe like five minutes, but
I've never really watched a full episode. I can't hate
you were born in the nineties. Yeah, it's just weird.
And that's when you feel old when something you just
think is universally known to like no, sorry, was it
on tiktok'n't watch it? There you go find five Friday,

(35:30):
Thank You Amy Day, Get your Bones Bones Show. Happy
Valentine's Day, everybody. I guess your kids have a Valentine's
Day at school today. Huh. Yeah, it's like their first
one with like classmates to like take treats to what's
the rule in your kid's class? Do they have to
take treats for everyone? No? But today is a half

(35:50):
day anyway, Sue, They're they're having Valentine's Day. Don't get
me started. Today is a half day and then Monday
is President's Day. No school hand. Last week's school was
closed two days because they had to clean it because
everyone's sick and they had to like, you know, sanitize everything.
And so I'm like Collie, They're just like, no, not

(36:13):
a lot of school happening right now. But yeah, they're
having a party and kids can take Valentine. So I
got little gifts for the teachers and then stuff for
them to pass out to their classmates, and I didn't
do candy, and I think other moms are going to
appreciate me for that. Well, what did you send them with?
Go Go Squeeze packets. They're like snacks on the go
that's like puade, like apple sauce and stuff. They're so cute.

(36:34):
They made them look like val and it says like
two and from It's like I ordered on me on
Amazon and Go Go Squeeze they sent them and it
was so easy. I just thought they're going to get
so much candy. As a mom, I would appreciate it
if every you know, other treat was something sort of nutritious. Okay,
I want to come back to what you sent. Okay, first,

(36:55):
I want to know the rules of the classroom. If
kids have to bring something, they have to bring one
for everybody. I would assume that's what we did you send.
I like Stevenson has like I don't know fifteen so
and then Stushier. I don't know the head count, but
I ordered like a big box and we've got leftovers
at the house, so I just ordered enough. I'm looking

(37:15):
at these Go Go Squeezes. One of them says, you
spice up my life so cute, right, Go bananas over
you for the banana main squeeze. Yeah, you are the
apple of my eye. I like you very much. So
all of these I'm looking too though, But there's just
much sugar in these. Is there is candy oh okay,

(37:36):
but it's not what are the ingredients? I mean it's
like apple sauce, okay, but apples have sugar. Apple sugar
is different than starbur sugar. Oh it is, yeah, processed
sugar and then fruit from sugars, very very different. What
do we feel about go go squeezes to the classroom? Guys? Do?
I mean? I don't mind it. I just it's gonna

(37:57):
end up in the trash. My kids aren't gonna eat that.
I think kids are gonna be disappointed. They're gonna be like,
you're the one that gave me apples for I feel
like Apple plus packs are like candy. I think no
bones when you get like sweet tarts or like a
real like fun dip. Can I say, with sixty calories
per serving, one hundred percent fruit, no artificial flavors or preservatives.

(38:19):
This is a reachable snack for kids. It's good for
on the go, and you know it's just to me.
I just thought, why not do something a little bit different,
And I worried that or I worry I guess we'll
find out after today if it will help them with
friends or friends might be like, oh gosh, like what
is this. Well, you're sending your son to school with carrots, Yeah,

(38:41):
that's right, and then you're sending your kids to school
with apple sauce. I don't feel like there's anything wrong
with that, but eventually you can have to send them
with singles like dollars. Yeah. Yeah, So I don't know.
I just thought this might be a good idea for
other parents when you have to if you want to
do something like this, like you don't always have to

(39:01):
do candy. We will put this up on our Facebook page.
We'll put a pole up if we feel like this
will be cool for a kid like did they make
friends today? Or elitist from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan Number
two thirty seven. Skinny Carly Pierce's self titled album is
out today. Here's her song on the album with Lee

(39:21):
Bryce called I Hope You're happy now. You know what
I'm excited about is winning the future. They just don't
release songs on Friday when Eddie and I put out
music and who cares about us? Right, we do comedy music.
We put it on a different day because all this
music comes out at the same time. There's no rule, right,

(39:42):
You're not gonna win the week of streaming, you know.
Good for her. I like Fridays because of that. But
eventually it's just gonna come out all the time, especially singles.
But Carly Pearce is gonna record what else? Luke Holmbs
shared a heartfelt Instagram post his fiance Nicole for Valentine's Day,
sharing that he really just wanted the world to get
a little peek at all of the amazing sides that

(40:02):
he sees every day. And those photos are up at
Bobbybonds dot com. I was looking through them. One of
them had her being iced. I believe that's what you
call it when you have to get down on a
knee and drink the hole? What is that a smearn? Oh? Yeah?
And I always laugh, even though I don't really know
that that that play that seems like the Raymundo would do.
Do you guys iced each other? No, it's tough to

(40:23):
find nice now. It kind of almost went out of style.
They don't have him at bars anymore. But what happens
You walk up to someone and as long as you
get on a knee, they have to drink it and
chug it right away. It's proposing. But with a bottle
of alcohol, you if you hold the bottle and you
get down on a knee, the other person has to
chug it. Huh that sounds terrible? Yeah, all right? What else?

(40:43):
And Brett Young shared his Los Angeles Valentine's Day plans.
I think we're doing this Valentine's Day in LA which
we've done before obviously, And so they'll probably try to
find out some new restaurant that she's heard about online
that she really wants to see and put us up
in a different hotel. That's kind of nice and kind
of hamper ourselves a little bit. Good. Yeah, but if
he's going, we probably will. And he hadn't already booked

(41:05):
his resume. Boy in LA And is there something I'm
missing about how he's obviously spending it there? Again? Oh?
I don't know. And she's from there? Oh is that
where she's from? That's where I was trying to figure out. Yeah,
I mean I think that's home to her, right, Okay, Yeah, yeah,
all right, cool, I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny cold.
It's time for the good news. Shortly after a four

(41:29):
month old Lillian Grace was born, they discovered cancer in
her brain. So she's been going through chemo, going through treatment.
After four months, she's all clear and her a family
and her got to ring the bell and this clip,
Oh it's cry worthy day. How old was she four

(41:51):
months old? Oh my gosh, can you imagine being a
parent that's your kid four months old? As she rang
the bell, huh, rang the bell? How old was she
shring the bell? Four months old? So she's a baby.
She's a baby, so the family is really helping her
ring it. But shout out to the doctors too. Holy moly,
there you go. That's what it's all about. That was

(42:11):
tell me something good, show ye the day. This story
comes us from New York. A man was on his
first day at the job at a convenience store, you know,
got hired. Yeah, he's working the night shift. He's stole
seventeen thousand dollars worth of items from the grocery store. Wow,
he stole like eighty nine cartons of cigarettes and a

(42:31):
bunch of lottery tickets they got on hard. Yeah, did
you see the rapper? By the way, they stole like
a million dollars, four million dollars. He stole four million
dollars and he bought billboards Times Square to promote his
career from his job. He funneled four million dollars over
like a four year period. What But my question is
why funnel the money into a rap career? Just take

(42:53):
the four million in investing by that passion, like he's
buying stuff he obviously can't afford. And again, he had
a billboard in Times Square in New York City. I'm
sure his plan is that if he makes it as
a rapper, he'd pay for body back. It's not a
bunch of io using those accounts. Sign them alright, Lunchbox

(43:17):
at your bone head store of the day, are we
gonna roll through a round up easy trivia? We googled
easy trivia questions for kids and we'll ask you three Amy. Lunchbox,
Our video producer Eddie Amy wrote first, since this year

(43:37):
is a leap year, how many days are in February?
Easy trivia? Correct? And it didn't even think about it committed.
I respect that so smart Lunchbox, who is the founder
of Microsoft. Oh that's Bill Gates. Nice Eddie, come on,

(43:59):
easy trivia. Yeah, what's the world's fastest land animal? I
know this one. What's the world's fastest land animal? It's
a cheetah. Correct round one complete, amy, Yes, easy trivia.
How many legs do spiders have? Oh, my gosh, I

(44:22):
don't know. I pay attention in entomology. You took endemology.
I did entomology. I thinks spiders have six, but could
it be eight? One? Two? How many legs do spiders have? Amy? Six?

(44:42):
Answers eight feet? Dude, lunchbox? What country has the most
people in the world? What country has the most people
in the world at one point four billion? China? Oh
my gosh, Eddie, come on. Which famous person was the

(45:03):
Teddy Bear named after? Think about that the old Teddy Bear.
Which famous person was the Teddy Bear named after? Okay,
first thing came to my mind was Teddy who almost
said ruck spin not ruck spen. Teddy Roosevelt. Yes, wow,
because Teddy ruxpen was a Teddy Bear, right, I know.
I realized that you're out hoemy lunchbox. Who painted the

(45:27):
ceiling of the Sistine Chapel it's easy. The only one
I know Van go Vang No, wow, Eddie, yeah, come on,
yours is equal to his and not oh sorry it
was Michael. Dang it, Miquelenelow Eddie, yeah, come on the

(45:49):
same level of question, not one you're gonna easily walk
away with, but one you should still know. Come on
for the win. What's the smallest ocean in the world?
Now does it come to your mind? Roway, No, yeah,
I didn't think so. What's the smallest ocean in the world?
Talk it out? Well? There are only seven oceans? Or

(46:12):
are there five? Okay? Fifty? Not Pacific or Atlantic? Those
are huge. Okay. I'm not telling you if right or wrong.
I'm just playing. You're just saying, okay, just going with you.
Um for some reason, and I don't even know this
is an ocean. Indian Ocean sounds like it's there and
it's really small. The other oceans are like Antarctic Ocean.

(46:38):
Let's go with the Indian Ocean. I don't even know
if that's a real Your answer is Indian ocean? Wow,
Why that's not it? It's the Arctic ocean. What I
don't know? There's an Arctic ocean? That was so big.
Well you're both, yeah, lunch box, what state is the

(46:59):
Hoover Dam located in? You know this, I feel like
it's got a little easier than last time. What state
is the Hoover Dam located in? Well, when you go
to Las Vegas, you can take a helicopter ride to
the Hoover damn. So I'm gonna go with Nevada. Yeah, Eddie, Yeah,

(47:20):
come on? How many sides does a pentagon have? Easy
trivia the Pentagon like in Washington? How many sides does
a pentagon have? Um? Can I draw it out? I
didn't know. That's not that's not to go one, two, three, four, five,
I'd be five my friend, Yeah, lunchbox, What does BC

(47:44):
stand for? As in thirty five hundred BC before my man,
before christ? Eddie? Come on? How many degrees in a circle?
What like a full circle? I don't know why my
mind is when the temperature it's not right, greas in
a circle. So I'm thinking skateboard, and I remember we

(48:05):
would do uh two eighty no, no, no, oh, it's
three sixty. Come on, nice, okay, easy trip you When
we have three left, I wonder if we should do
sudden death kiss. We don't. Are they easier. I'll tell
you what we're gonna do, semi sudden death. Okay, I'll

(48:25):
say one, two three, and you say your answer at
the same time. Okay, don't answer it. Oh, what was
the fiftieth US state? Here we go on, I'll go one,
two three, Then you say it. Okay, that's what you're saying. Okay,
what was the fiftieth to US state? One two three? Ola,
lunch Box said Hawaii. Eddie said Alaska. One of you

(48:47):
is right, yeah, obviously when there is time, everybody, why,

(49:09):
why is the fiftieth state? Alaska was the forty ninth state.
Running the rest of the questions what war began in
nineteen fourteen and in nineteen eighteen? The war in nineteen fourteen?
Though World War One? God Save the Queen as a
national anthem of what country? Canada? United Kingdom? And what's
the tallest land animal? Draft? There you go, Thank you,

(49:29):
Lunchbox wins breaks a streak of no wins in a
long time. You're Samy's pile of stories. So the average
American parent hasn't been on a romantic date in three years. Well,
now that doesn't mean just like going out to dinner.
It means a romantic date. Yeah, like you went out

(49:50):
of your way, like maybe for the mom, Like she
got dressed up, put heels on, lipstick, you know, guy,
like did something really special. So yeah, and here's the
the top five things that parents missed most about life
before kids, Spending quality time with their partner, going out
on dates with their partner, having less responsibility, and sleeping in.

(50:11):
How about you, guys, I mean, how long has it
been so you've been a romantic date with your husband?
It's been uh, probably December? What is it? Favorite use
of two months? Okay? What was romantic about that date?
What'd you guys do? I mean, I don't know what

(50:31):
I would call it romantic because I got dressed Okay, yes,
I got dressed up. We didn't have the kids. We
were in another city. We went to a really nice restaurant.
We sat at the bar for a little bit, then
we got a table, like it was that's what I
was what we like to do, like so that was special. Okay,
well that's the way lesson three you and then yeah,
we didn't even have the kids for the night, like

(50:53):
they stayed somewhere else. So that whole thing all right,
what else they put out a list of like America's
favorite romantic comedy, like a rom com? Our favorite rom
com is The Forty year Old Virgin. That's a good one.
I just don't think of it as romantic comedy. I
think of it as a comedy that has a little
bit of romance. Maybe I don't remember how it iss,
so maybe I need to revisit that. And then the

(51:13):
movie that came in second was Bridesmaids, which is definitely good,
but again, that's a comedy first in our mind. I
guess it fits the category, but I think that's why
you were thrown by it. Yeah, what's your favorite rom com? Oh?
It's the best is ever? Amazing? Yeah, aside from romantic
comedies summers? Wait is it? Hold on? Is it calm

(51:35):
or is it just rom No, it's calm too. There's
some common that. Okay, so it's rom com. Yeah, because
it's some there's some lighthearted stuff and there, and there's
like the little the Little Birds of cartoons and there's
a lot of that. It's just such a good I
should make my girlfriend watched that hasn't seen it. Yeah,
probably not. What else? Good times? Good times? Uh So?
Technology definitely has changed our lives, but the one thing
that has changed it the most, Like, for you, what

(51:57):
do you think is like number one of your mind?
Technology wise? Went since when? What are you talking about?
Some weird horror, the airplane, the refrigerator. So I can
plug it in technology last decade on the iPhone easily,
I mean, yeah, yeah, that's huge for people. You know,

(52:20):
it's the big everything computer in your hand. Okay, I know.
But when I say the number one thing for the
last decade, you're gonna be like, Okay, that makes sense.
And it's a high speed internet because in twenty and
ten it just was not near as fast as it
is like now, Like kids these days, I don't think
they would have the patience to deal with what we
dealt with back then. And then like my kids, they
don't understand that I didn't grow up with the computer.

(52:40):
It like they can't even picture it in their mind.
They're like, we didn't have cell phones and computers when
we were kids. Well, we never had an internet because
I don't have a computer, but my neighbor did, and
so I'll go over on Skytie's computer and use it
and I or I go to the library I'd get
right into town and go to the library. But if
you picked up the phone while someone was on the computer,
you here. Yeah, that's what it sounded like too. When

(53:03):
I was calling, you had to hit like enter and
it would dial in and you'd hear when it connected.
I felt so good. It's like you're on yeah, yeah, yeah.
My sister and I and this was probably. We only
had it the computer for one year before she went
to college, but we used to have to fight for
when she wanted to be on the phone or one
of us needed to be on the computer. And it

(53:24):
was like the biggest struggle. I don't never understand tough
live kids these days. I won't even know. Okay, maybe
that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news. His dad made a special
Nintendo Switch controller so his daughter, with a disability, can

(53:46):
game like she loves. She's nine years old. Her name
is Eva. Her disability affects her controlled motor function and speech,
which makes it difficult for her to play video games
where her friends do. Her dad saw that his daughter,
who has spastic paraplegia, was having difficulty playing, and he
designed an adaptive Nintendo Switch controller specifically tailored to her disability. Now,

(54:11):
let me shout out a few people here, because he
had the idea, kind of knew a bit about it,
but he reached out to the founder of Microsoft's what
they call Inclusive Tech Lab, Bryce Johnson, who also reached
out and together they developed us for her. And it's
this really big like box of a controller and she
can play. It has like sensors in it. Wow. She
always play video games and this for her, And the

(54:32):
cool thing is that it can also they're learning how
to make this for other kids who have similar disabilities.
Pretty awesome, that's what it's all about. That was tell
me something good. About five minutes out from Tim McGraw

(54:55):
being in the studio and he's gonna play a song
for us, to a special Valentine's Day song. So Tim McGraw,
come up. Let's go over to Amy now with the
Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What does one octopus say
to the other on Valentine's Day? What does one octopus
say to the other on Valentine's Day? I want to
hold your hand hand hand, hand, hand, hand hand eight times.

(55:21):
I think I saw someone tag us on that right
it's yeah a Listenerson, it's to me And I said
thank you while we're using that one on Valentine's Day. Yeah,
there you go, all right, shut her down. That was
the Morning Corny, the Friday Morning conversation with Tim mccron.
Here he is good to see again, he volgraph. We're good.

(55:43):
You know, I haven't really seen you since before the
LSU won the national championship. Yes, how about that? How
about that? That was awesome. I mean, as you know,
I'm a huge LSU fan. I'm a diehard LSU fan,
but since time I was you can't grow well, you
know the SEC anywhere arks, I mean, you just can't
grow up being a fan of football. It was a
big deal to see it happen, and I love coach. Oh,
so you were playing. I saw that you played. Was

(56:06):
the before the game or the day before the game,
right before the game? So did you book that after
you knew LSU would be in or are you gonna
do that anyway? No? I was gonna do it anyway,
But I mean we had a feeling. I mean we
were hoping that LSI was going to be in there,
and I thought that they might make it there. But
but it was a bonus that they made it. I
mean in Louisiana, New Orleans and Lash. I mean it
was it was a huge deal for me. Anyway, Did
you have to stay in partial on that stage? I

(56:28):
wore my lsu I had. I couldn't help it. They
might not have liked it too much, But I mean
I couldn't go. I couldn't be in. I think I
would have caught more from my Louisiana fans byen I
doing that than I would have from the powers that
be by doing that, because being from Louisiana and everybody
knew I grew up there and playing in louis I couldn't.

(56:48):
I couldn't go out there and not reverisent. I think
I felt I would have felt dishonest that I had
not done that. What kind of tickets do you get
when you are Tim McGraw and you're going to your team.
We had a cool suite. We had a really good
sweet tickets and the coolest thing is writing a sweet
next us. Ronnie Lott was over there, and then a
couple rows down, a couple of sweets downs was Roger

(57:10):
Staubach was sitting there. So it was cool you've got
to see some really great players up. There's some great people.
Do you go to people and ask for pictures? Ever?
Will you be like, hey, there's been a few people
I've done that with. I don't try to try to
do it too much, but there's a few people that
it's hard to pass up to get a picture with,
or at least get a football signed or something like that.
If they don't know who you are. Let's say they're
not a fan of country music and it's somebody like

(57:32):
like a Ronnie Lott you saved you with forty nine DS,
like back in my day, he was just really an
amazing player. But let's say he doesn't know country music.
Will you go out be like, hey, I'm a country
music singer. I'm also famous. Can we get a picture?
Will just be like, can you get a picture with you? Said,
I'll just say, as I get a picture with you,
I get a picture with you. Yeah. That's happened quite
a few times. But that's good. I just get a
picture and get out. You can go. One time I

(57:53):
went up to Barry Mandelow. I saw him somewhere in
la at a at a store, and I went up
to him said Oh, Barry Man, I'm a I'm a
huge fan, so nice to meet you. My name's Tim.
And he just looked at me like I was crazy
and sort of walked off. And then then somebody, I
guess somebody told him, and then I saw him again
later in the store and he came up and said
hi to me again, started talking to me. Barry Man,

(58:14):
I was in a store by himself, Yeah, just buying
the groceries. Just walked in by self. I think I
think it was I don't know what it was, a
grow I don't think it was a grocery store. Well
you go grocery shopping by yourself? Yeah, I love the
grocery shop. Yeah, I don't mind at all. Why did
your good tart? What's your name? Sorry, that's Bob. Bob
just laughed. Okay, so yeah, okay, so Bob was just

(58:38):
affirming that. Yeah, I mean, yeah, I'd like the grocery shop.
I mean, look, we've lived in the same area for
so long. Everybody sort of knows us there, so it's
it's it's pretty pretty easy to go do. But Faith
and I like to shop together two grocery shop. I
mean when we go, though it's usually two buggies of stuff,
so we don't have to go very often. Do you
worry about giving your credit card with your name on
it over to somebody that they know who you are? No, No,

(59:00):
I've never thought about that. Oh now he is. I
have an inherent trust in people, Bob. Yeah. Yeah. By
the way, Tim's here because the Here on Earth tour
is just announced, which I didn't know. This was your
first solo tour in five years. Yeah, in five years,
I guess. I've just been with you when you played festivals,
but not a whole tour. Not a whole tour. It's
it's been been that long, I guess, right at five years. Yeah,

(59:23):
and you know, solo Soul was two years, which was
so much fun and incredible. But I'm looking forward to
I mean, I like being out in the sheds and
playing in the summertime and the heat and this sort
of conducive environment that happens when you're when you're all
out there and the law and of course the law
and who knows what's going on out there, but it
makes it fun to look up there and see all

(59:43):
the all the fans. I mean, it's one of my
favorite things in the world. To do is play out
there because it is an active show. Well, you do
a full stretch before you go. I like, what is
your the pre show routine. We have a couple of
workouts during during Bobby can attest too. During the day,
um running if we're playing stadium or arena, run the stairs.
That's the second workout of the day. And then we

(01:00:04):
do a cross fit in the afternoon. But I do
stretch before. You do all that before you perform. Yeah,
weren't you are You're gonna get tired in the middle
of the set, you know what. I find it and
energizes in me. I think that and the guys in
the band field the same way we always talk. We
don't do a workout before, we don't have the same show.
It's not as fun, it's not as energetic. How do
you feel about that, Bob exactly. Yeah, because it's a discipline.

(01:00:30):
Oh and it releases endorphins. It releases endorphins happy and yeah,
and the older you get the morn dorphins. You need
tickets at Tim McGraw dot com. It's the Here on
Earth tour with Midland and Ingrid Andrews and I'm friends
of the Ingrid and she is. She's awesome, just great. Yeah.

(01:00:51):
And I here's what I know too, is a lot
of people were fighting to get her on the tour.
You know, there was a whole thing and you got her. Yeah,
I know. It was last to the last summer. I
was out hanging out by the pool, just hanging out.
Faith was inside doing something and had the radio on
and her song came on More Hearts than mine and
so the first time I'd heard it, and it literally
just hit me in the gut. I mean, being a

(01:01:12):
dad out of three daughters. It just I've been through
that experience before and it just just really nailed me.
And I'm starting to get chill bumps now. And went
in and instantly played it, told Faith to look it
up and find it, and she looked it up a side.
I got to get the scroll on tour she goes,
you do. She she's awesome. And I was on the
phone right away trying to track her, track her her
agent down. I'm trying to figure out who I could

(01:01:33):
call to get her before anybody else did. And I did.
And there's another story I'll tell you later on I
won't tell you on the air. Happened about some other
artists because every You're right, everybody was trying to get
her when they heard that song. Yeah, and I got lucky.
The tour starts July tenth and Syracuse, New York, roles
all the way to September twenty six. Um. Tim McGraw
is here. I was talking to Luke Combs the other

(01:01:55):
day and because I know you and Luca and we're
doing a couple of we're doing Philadelphia stay him in
LA in the stadium. Yeah, And he was talking about
how he went and somewhat early on he goes into
uh Bam, he's playing songs and he played three songs
I all ended up being number ones, and they told
him those songs aren't good and you're not going to
be an artist. Like you go go and work on
your and I and now Luke Holmes is you know,

(01:02:16):
one of the king dealings here, absolutely killing it. Did
that ever happen with you early on? Where you go
and they're like, you know, I just don't know, mister McGrath,
that you be able to did I'm only made any names,
but I've been working in the studio. I've really never
been in the studio before. And I was doing some
early stuff in the studio, my first project, and I

(01:02:37):
went to dinner that night. I was sitting on talking
and finally the guy said, you know, said you're a
nice guy, so I like you a lot. I said,
I just don't think that this is for you after
being in the studio singing and and I was sort
of shocked, but at the same time, it was the
best thing that ever happened to me because it gave
me instantly, gave me a sort of drive and this

(01:02:57):
this um I'm gonna show you had it too. I
think it. I think it was. It was a blessing
in disguise at the time. Do you ever see this person? Uh, yeah, yeah,
I've worked with them before that sense. Yeah. Tim McGraw
is here, first tour in five years they've been out
solo and it starts July tenth and Syracuse. Tickets at
Tim mcgrawl dot com. And again it's Tim and Midland

(01:03:19):
and Ingrid Andrews. And I was kind of looking up
because I always like to kind of deep dive back
in and listen. I've got to know you a bit
over the years, and you've been into munch of times.
But I was looking at your acting resume. Your first
acting appearance came on the Jeff Foxworthy show. It did, yeah,
which I didn't know. Yeah, whenever, and that's nineteen ninety seven.
Whenever you go on that show your first ever acting appearance.
Is that nerve wracking for you? Was it that one? Yeah?

(01:03:41):
I mean it's always nervous. That's acting is the most
nerve wracking thing that I've ever done. And you get
a new appreciation for how good everybody is that does
that when you when you walk on the set, even Jeff,
I mean he was so funny and so good and
on the spot at what he did. But how professional
everybody is, and I mean just down to the people

(01:04:03):
who played this the smallest part. It's unreal the talent
that's there and the discipline that you have to have
to do it, because you can go through all the
rehearsals and do all the blocking and run all your
lines and get everything right, but the minute the camera
comes on, your body starts to defy you with the nerves.
It's it's one of the most difficult things I've ever done,
the most nerve wracking things I've ever done. But now,

(01:04:24):
are you a little more dialed in like, you know
how to prepare a better when you go. Do I
know how to? Yeah, I have a little more of
a method behind the madness. Now I can sort of
get myself prepared, but I still have those moments, And
oddly enough that some of the movies I've done, those
moments where I've almost felt like in a panic in
the middle of a scene where you don't think you're
getting it right or you're so nervous, and the cameras,
oddly enough, sometimes those are the best scenes that I've done,

(01:04:47):
not thinking that I'm doing well. There's a certain energy.
I think that that sort of comes through subliminally that
you don't realize when that's going on. So maybe that
maybe that happens to everybody, I don't know, but but
for me it's it's almost it's almost paralyzing. Sometimes you
get nervous anything coming up with you. Are you reading
scripts or anything right now? There's a few scripts I've
read over the last couple of years. It's just timing.

(01:05:09):
Timing is the hardest thing, you know, because it's so
many variables involved. So to find a script you like
is the hardest thing first, because it's much like finding
songs you have to find something that moves you and
something that you really like and can dig into. So
you find something that you like in the Secondly, it's
not like I'm Tom Hanks that they're gonna be like
building a movie around me. So you got to you
gotta find a movie that a script that you like

(01:05:30):
Anna and they gotta want you, you know, you got
you gotta be the guy they want for the part.
And then it's got to fall in the timing that
you have to do it. I mean, there's only a
small window every year that I have an opportunity to
do it. So the chances of all of those things
lining up at the same time where I can actually
do it or tough. And secondly, sometimes I just don't

(01:05:50):
know if I want to do it anymore. But but
I'm sure something will come along. It's gonna be hard.
It's got to be I think now I'm at this
point in my life. It's got to be something that
I just can't or is he you know what I mean.
It's got to be something that there's no way that
I could let it pass me by. Would you do
the next installment of The Joker? Because they're doing them
every year basically, would you eat the Country Joker? What
about that? I'm not going to trump up trying to

(01:06:12):
live up to Joaquin's performance on The Joker. That was
something special there, Tim mcgrass here, I didn't know you're
gonna perform. This is a treat for me. Bob came in.
We're gonna give it a shot to see what it
sounds like. Wow, Okay, he's gonna do a medley of
every song he's ever written. It's gonna be great. What
every song I've ever written wouldn't take a long, but
every song I've ever recorded about take a while. The
Friday Morning conversation with Tim mcgron all right, Tim's here,

(01:06:36):
by the way, just announced the Here on Earth tour.
It's his first solo tour in five years. I didn't
know I sold a souls two years. Yeah, two years. Wow,
it was fun. I mean gosh, I'll tell you every
time I'm on stage with Faith and get to spend
that long singing together, it makes me so much better
because the keepo it's like a Nascar trying to keep
up with an indiecar. With her singing, She's such a

(01:06:58):
great vocalist and not a natural harmony singer, So being
on stage with her, she's the only person I can
really sing harmony with. And being on stage with her
and trying to chase her on light with harmonies and
try to stay with her, he can't help it get
better because she'll give you that look if you're off
pitch or not singing. Well, Amy gives me that look
here on the show. Sometimes she'd be like, you're not
with me? Yeah, exactly. Let me ask. So, if let's

(01:07:18):
say some of us to having a wedding and they
wanted it to hire you to do their wedding, what
would that cost a lot? All right, Tim mcgraws here,
Unless you're a really good friend, it could but you're
saying it could happen. It could happen, Okay, for the
right price, you'd play someone's wedding or the right friend,
like an oligarch was like an American oligar American Yeah, yeah, yeah,

(01:07:42):
dang to be that rich. Like if Jeff Bezos called,
it was like come play at the house. Oh yeah,
but some stock options as well. Yeah, all right, Tim mcgrawl.
Have you seen, by the way, have you seen Cheer
on Netflix? No, you should watch that. I haven't seen.
We were are hooked on Netflix, I mean and and

(01:08:02):
binge watching now, like we've never seen Homeland, so faith
and I've been binge watching that over like the last
week and so hooked on that. So finding these shows
that everybody has seen and go back, like I'll write
that one down to about finding this stuff. It's about
cool college cheerleaders. But it's really oh, it's about the sport,
like how crazy the sport is. Like you'll like it
because you're such an athletic guy. Yeah, yeah, it's really wonderful.

(01:08:25):
Some cy they do some crazy. My daughter actually her
first year of college, was a cheerleader and she didn't
did it on a whim and made the team and
and she's not She cheered in high school, but she
didn't do gym eskus that stuff. And she got into
college and they started doing some crazy and we were
watching them and she was a flyer. So the stuff
that she was doing was incredible. So after you watch

(01:08:45):
her cheer, text me, yeah, text me, and then I'll
bring you on the phone and I want to hear
your review of cheer on the next few weeks. All right,
Tim mc grass, here, let's steal a little song what
are we gonna do here? My best friend, It's Valentine's
all right here we go. Hey, guys, So, because of
licensing role as, we can't play anything with music on
this iHeartRadio channel or podcast anymore. But you can't go
to Bobby Bones dot com to see it. We hate

(01:09:07):
that we had to take it down. Wasn't our decision,
but I just wanted to keep you up and we
wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go
to Bobbybones dot com to watch or here whatever you're
missing right now, and thank you for listening to the show.
And sorry about all the legal stuff. Come on, that's
super special. You should have him say something to Caitlin

(01:09:30):
right now. No why I don't need him talking to
my girlfriend because I like him better. That's from from
from from Bobby to Caitlin. Okay, thank you. Tim McGraw there, Hey,
go see Tim on the Here on Earth tour tickets
up Ingrid Andres Midland. Go to Tim McGraw dot com.
He's all over from July to September, from Chicago, Saint Louis, Atlanta, Tusca, Loosa,

(01:09:51):
everywhere we are, Tim will be and uh, thanks guys, bob'
going to see it too. All right, there is Tim
mgraw bon y'all. It's time for the good news. So
inside this nursing home, they decided to decorate it like

(01:10:12):
a neighborhood now while they're still inside. It just gives
all the feels kind of like Mister Rogers neighborhood or
something like they have clouds painted on the sky, and
anytime a resident leaves their little room their little apartment,
like birds start chirping in the hallways. So it makes
them feel like they're in a neighborhood when they're really
inside their nursing home, so not as clinical. Yeah, how's

(01:10:34):
your dad doing it his nursing home. Ah, he's doing
pretty good, Like he really likes it. He's getting more involved,
like he hangs out. He's been healthy the last few weeks,
which has been really helpful because that means he feels
like he can go down and mingle. Past few times
I've gone over there, I've kind of walked straight up
to his room and I knock on the door and
he's not in there, and I'm like partying. I'm like,
where are you? And then I go back down and

(01:10:58):
then I go back downstairs and there is in like
the TV room with everybody, and I walked right past him.
I didn't even know. I was figured he'd be hanging
out in his room. But I like that he's getting
more social. But it's I mean, it's it's hard because
there's he's the youngest one there. I think, wow, he's
seventy eight and most people there are ninety plus. And

(01:11:20):
then you know, not to be Debbie Downer, but it's
hard too because like you walk in and there sometimes
there's a frame picture of someone that they may be
lost that week but not it's it's sad, but then
it's not because it's like born in nineteen o one
and you're like, wow, they lived a long life. Like
it's so it's just you know, he makes friends and
then you never know. Do you see the value of

(01:11:41):
this nursing home that you're talking about making birds chirp
and it being houses instead of inside of a hospital room?
Oh yeah, I think it's it's super important to make
like you don't want to make them feel like I mean,
even us put putting my dad there, I don't I
don't even want to put it that way, even us
picking out a place for my dad to live like that,
it's so hard, and for an adult to realize, I

(01:12:03):
mean there's there that that's now they have to have
assisted living situation. It's hard for them. Someone will have
memory issues and this type of environment can be really
good for them. So yeah, I mean, my dad's feels
like a frat house. Nice needs a good story. Hey,
that's what it's all about, right there. That was tell
me something good, all right? Poetry time. Yeah, So we

(01:12:27):
were all given the task of writing a poem for
our significant other. And I had sent Caitlin the King
of Queen's theme song, as I said, Hey, I wrote
your poem, which was like wow, really, and then I
sent her the King of Queens theme song. She didn't
know King Queen's but she was like you, this isn't
like you. Why don't you get me excited if you're
just gonna send a dope song? So I was like, Okay,
let's write real poems. So there we have seven poems. Wow,

(01:12:51):
we've all written them for our significant other. I will
go first. Okay, mine is for my girlfriend Caitlin. Your
hair is like the sun. You live in California, but
Oklahoma is where you're from I can't wait for the
day you give the Sooners the acts and pledge your
loyalty to the Arkansas Razorbacks. When we're out in public,

(01:13:16):
all the people stare because you're ten times hotter and
I can't compare. You're even funnier than me, and that
makes me sad because humor is all that I really had.
It's obvious I'm the one who is lucky. You made
the days seem less sucky. Most of all, I just
want to say I'm glad I have you this Valentine's Day. Yeah,

(01:13:40):
very much, beautiful man, thank you very much. Morgan number
two has a poem, who is yours for Morgan number two?
Mine is for my dog Remy? Okay, Morgan umwo is
very single, very single. There are no prospects. All right,
go ahead. It's been four years since I found you
and we became best friends out of the blue. We
like to cuddle and go on walk and your favorite

(01:14:01):
thing is when I use baby talk. I will never
know much about your past, but that doesn't matter because
our love will always last. It's been four years since
I rescued you, but really you rescued me too. No. Wow,
so touching. It's beautiful, Raymundo. You have one for us here? Yeah,

(01:14:21):
I got you ready, Raymundo is engaged. Now album's seven years, Raymondo,
take it away. It took me six years to make
you a slater. Luckily you didn't kill me like an alligator. Finally,
when I gave you a ring, I grabbed you for
good and put you under my wing. Huh. Now that

(01:14:42):
our future is set, I no longer find the urge
to bet. Our future starts October twenty fourth that night,
and I promise you it will be very bright. Oh God,
pointed out the good man. All right, Amy, you on,
let her roll. Sure. You wooed me with your Air

(01:15:07):
Force flight suit. Hold one, tell us all about your
relationship first. Oh sorry, My husband and I we were
married like over thirteen years. When we first started dating.
He was in the Air Force. In fact, on the radio,
we didn't call him Amy's boyfriend or anything. When we
were dating, y'all all called him air Force guy. Do
you remember that? Don't. You didn't have a name or anything.
We just said you were like, so you're gonna see
air Force guy this weekend. Yeah, there's a good times.

(01:15:28):
So here we are two kids, later adopted two kids
from Haiti. We've had him the last two years, and
this is my poem to him. Go ahead. You wooed
me with your Air Force flight suit, very top gun
looking and very very cute. You annoyingly have to always
be early, which to you is on time. And after

(01:15:49):
thirteen years of marriage, I find you still in your prime.
Ooh nice rime. Thank you for being a great dad
and keeping up with our crazy life. I'm honored to
be your wife. Where is that flight suit? By the way,
you should maybe wear it day I was like watching

(01:16:13):
rat battle that solid how many we have done for you?
Are reading poems to our significant others. Eddie year up.
Oh man, My wife and I've been married for fourteen years,
two kids of our own, two foster kids, family of four,
family of six now and it's my poem. All right

(01:16:35):
here we go as I look around this house and
our party of six. Can't believe it all started with
two and now four of them are our kids. Lucky
they are to have you as their mom, But to
have you as my wife is the bomb. You make
my heart explode like a really good Netflix episode. I

(01:17:00):
write these words not just to rhyme but to remind
us of our wonderful life together on this day of Valentine.
Come on, Eddie went straight Yoda in his palm. Yeah,
he looks like be with you. I mean yeah, that's like, well,
that's the one that says, uh lucky. They are the

(01:17:22):
lunch box. You're up. Oh okay. My wife and I've
been married four and a half years. We have a
one and a half year old, and we are a
few week weeks away from having baby number two. And
I'm just gonna tell you. She cried when I read
it to her. Oh wow, yeah, And it says to
my wife, you are my houghtie. I love it when
you're naughty. You have a baby in your tummy. Don't worry.

(01:17:47):
You still look yummy, yummy. You will always be baby
boxes mommy. I hope you never stop calling me daddy rhyme.
It'll be used to have lots and lots of ladies.
I think God, you were born in the eighties. I
love wrapping my arms around you. Still so happy, we said,

(01:18:09):
I do good one. You're my best friend. I will
love you until the end. Booh okay. He talked about
himself and third persons. What's with the thing. God, she
was born in the eighties, she would be too old.

(01:18:30):
She would be too young for me if she was
in a different decade. That's what I'm saying, Like I
wouldn't have met her and then too old if she
was born in the zvend you are. Don't be a hater.
I didn't hate on your terrible point. I just wondering.
I didn't see just laughing at it, Mike, d how
are you good? Close the show out? I mean, my
girlfriend been together almost two years, met on a dating app,

(01:18:50):
and we are long distance. What appd you mean done? Bumble?
I knew that right, Dang, yeah, I didn't know that either. Wow,
look at you. Yeah, I guess I didn't know that.
And she came at you first. Huh yeah she Listen,
here's what we have working for us, Mike. We're both
neither one of us are married, and both of our
girl friends are way hotter than us. Yes, how do

(01:19:12):
you feel about that? I got lucky, but I like it.
Do you like it? Oh? Yeah? I like being the
ugly one. But like I mentioned in my poem, I
usually am the funny one. I don't even know that
I'm the funny one. In my relationship. That makes you
very sad to charity case, Yeah, threw mine out. Mike
D is a writer on the show. If you hear
a game, he probably wrote it. Mike D. Are you
ready for your poem? I am ready? Here we go.

(01:19:33):
No luck with dating apps on my phone. I figured
I would die alone, but I found you instead. You
came and cleaned the mess from my head. You've shown
me what true love means. It's everything that happens in
between the scenes. And even though you're eight hundred miles away,
I know it won't always be this way. In case

(01:19:55):
you forget, know that it's true. I'm always thinking of
ways to get back to you. Actually, really good Mike.
It also sounds like he used the queens in that poem.
Baby all my love, I'm coming right on home to you.
All right, Nice job team. You all did a great
job with your poems. Thank you. Take them, put them
on the refrigerator show how much you love them? You know,

(01:20:17):
Amy Yes, Lunchbox, Eddie, Raymundo, Morgan number two. Miked, I
hope you have a lot of love in your life.
Thank you, thank you. I'll definitely have love tonight. Okay,
it's a new relationship. I'll read you the love story
of a country music couple. The rule is it's just
one country music artist. It can be two, but you

(01:20:40):
name the artist. Okay, okay, okay, number one. These two
met on a TV show. They began dating in twenty fifteen,
and have since released music together. They celebrated their four
year anniversary back in November and joked about getting engaged.
What couple is that? They met on a TV show.

(01:21:01):
They began dating in twenty fifteen and have sense recently.
We're at least music together. And they joked about getting married.
So they're not married. That would be there. And they
met on a TV show. Huh, And they joked about
getting married. They're not married, so they're just dating. And

(01:21:22):
they just put a song together. Fairly young. What you're
all gonna go? What was I thinking? Well? I have
nothing and they're together. Oh, they just got us a
song together. I'm in for the win. They met on
a TV show. That's the that's the big one there.

(01:21:42):
I'm in for the win. They met on a TV
show and they are not married, but they're together and
they have a song together. You may not know the
song though, it's really new These your country artists, at
least one of them is that's the rule. Okay, oh

(01:22:03):
my gosh, I need more than that. But that's all
of it, all right, Amy, everybody in my head's married.
I have no idea. You have no answer. Bobby Bones,
no lushbox. It's Blake Shelton and gwinn Stuffanie. Yeah, I'm

(01:22:24):
Eddie so Dum John Party and his girlfriend my girlfriend,
all right, number two, that's l and their song is
so good together. I thought they performed it. Yeah, it
was so good. Amy didn't know it. Just let her go.
Yeah yeah, I mean you didn't know it. Here we go.
Next up, she met her now husband while she performed
on a Good Morning America. Her bandmates secretly invited him

(01:22:48):
to their show when they officially met. And you know this, Yeah, wow,
you don't. I guess I do. It's in front of me.
I didn't know the bandmates invited him to the show.
I'm in for the wind him to the show. Oh yeah,
I guess there's a little context clue there. Country music

(01:23:09):
love stories, This one we're not gonna take ten years on, guys.
That first one was written as the example. And I
just went in and made it a point. Well, I
wish you wouldn't. I think Mike thought it was so easy.
Don't be mad. Example Amy, Randa, Yeah, Rana, Luchbox, it's
Miranda Limberton cup Guy Eddie. That's Faith and Tim. They

(01:23:29):
met on Good Morning America. Probably wasn't around that, he's
been around for a long time. I think they met
like probably just here in Nashville, down the street. That
one was so easy too, that Mike thought that was
an example too, That one was easy. I will give
you that, Okay. Next up, this couple met at a
top golf location. She was just enjoying her time there

(01:23:52):
and had no idea who he was. He didn't actually
talk to her during their first encounter, but he later
messaged her on Instagram after returning home to Nashville, and
I'm Eddie. I'll start with you. You have no point
right now, Kane Brown, that's right. Lunchbox came Brown, and
wife Amy came Brown and Caitlin Brown. Oh, no bonus
point owing that, but good, good, good, all right. This

(01:24:13):
country artist met his wife while he was playing football
at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. They went through
on again, off again dating She's also been the inspiration
behind a lot of his music. His debut album was
named for the town she grew up. I'm In Eddie,
Sam Hunt, Yeah, Lunchbox, Sam Hunt Good Amy, Sam h

(01:24:37):
four So another one. This country couple originally met in
another country after co hosting an award show together. Later
that night, he leaned over and asked if he could
kiss her like a proper gentleman, and she said, yes,

(01:24:57):
this name, you can just get one of them right there.
This country couple originally met in another country after co
hosting an award show together. And don't say Faith and
ten Eddie say, I think I got it? Kelsey Vallerini
and Morgan Yeah, Lunchbox Kelsey Ballerini and Morgan Evans and

(01:25:20):
Morgan Good. It's a fun game, huh. This country artist
first met his wife when they dated while attending Georgia
Southern University. They broke up for several years before they
got back together. He didn't realize they were meant to
be together for the rest of their lives, so he
proposed so now they share two children and adopted three more.
I'm in. Can you repeat that again? It's a lot in? No,

(01:25:43):
It's too much, too much? You guys know it. Yes,
it's like how many children real quick? Ones? Two adopted children?
I mean two children adopted three more? Yeah, sounds right,
it seems right. I'm in Eddie Thomas and Lauren. Oh
my god, that's wrong. That's a good trying dude. It's

(01:26:05):
Luke Bran and Caroline Amy. Yeah, it's Luke Bryan. Good.
He let me do one more. Let's see. I got
a bunch of them here. M hmm. How about He
first met his wife in the eighth grade at Ingle

(01:26:26):
Side Middle School in Phoenix, Arizona. They tried dating in
high school, but soon we're separated by distance when he
moved to Nashville at age nineteen. I'm in, and I'm
guessing I'm in for the women. Big context closing this one?

(01:26:47):
What was the context cluer for you, Arizona? Yeah, big one.
Lunch isn't in yet. He's in. Oh sorry, Eddie, Dirk's
and his wife. Yeah, lunchbox. I guess Dark's Bentley Amy Dark.
There you go. Lunchbox wins a love game. Get one wrong?
Didn't miss? Wow? I mean seven? Amy six? Eddie four? Buddy.

(01:27:10):
That's Tim and Faith struggle with my friend everybody, and
they stay there and they stay there. Pretty fun though.
Huh yeah, I love that game. There's a Dolly parton
when this country artist met her husband, laundry Matt. She
had moved to Nashville that day and was doing her
laundry when he drove by in his white Chevy pickup truck.

(01:27:33):
Was The couple was young when they married. She was twenty,
he was twenty three. They're still together fifty years later.
That's amazing. I think the fifty years later? May I
got you there? No, I don't know that. I would
have guessed it. I don't like the country artist is
a superstar with the radiant personality, flashy style, but her
husband is the exact opposite. Oh yeah, okay, has anyone

(01:27:53):
seen him? Do you know what he looks like? I
know what he looks like. I've never met him. Oh
I've seen him on documentaries or TV shows. Yeah yeah, yeah,
all right, there you go, just in time for Valentine's Day.
There you go. That is the country music love story.
Nice job of the game, Mike Show. Let's do Flashback
Friday twenty two years ago. Today. Here we go flashback Friday.

(01:28:13):
On this Friday back in nineteen eighty eight, the biggest
country song was Just to See You Smile from Tim
McGraw and Crazy, a number one song twenty two years
ago and still in here and we haven't met as
a now artist. Yeah, he'll probably have a number one soon. Crazy.

(01:28:33):
The biggest pop song was Nice and Slow from Usher.
This is a jam and quiet and the biggest thing
of pop culture is the Wedding Singer, starring Adam Sandler
and Drew Barrymore was released. It's a nineteen eighties set
romcom playing her romantic comedies earlier. This is a good
one about a heartbroken wedding singer named Robbie Hart who

(01:28:54):
falls in love with Julia Roberts and I Think from
My Money. One of my favorite love songs of all
time is Adam Sandler doing Grow Old with You. You know.
The song goes, I want to make you smile whenever
you're sad. I don't think I do here. Oh you've heard, dammy,
whenever you said carry you around when your art thright,

(01:29:16):
this is bad. Oh I want to to it's cold
with you. He places on the airplane and Billy idols
on the airplane. I'll get your mad shame that up
when you tummy aches, build you a fine when the
first break so he could be so nice growing old

(01:29:40):
with you, big big moment. Here, here we go. I'll
miss you, kiss you cold, I tell a little bit
need you. Here's the big line, did you. I'll even
let you hold the rem oken control let me do

(01:30:03):
all right, thank you. There you go. That's Flashback Friday,
twenty two years ago, nineteen ninety eight. Close it out
the Room of though. Flashback Friday. All right, Morgan number two,
what's up with today? Oh? Well you told us um
some life updates with your girlfriend and your doc Stanley.
Oh hold on a second, Eddie, just that I said,
Julia Roberts. Her name is Julia Gulia in the show?
Is that what it is? It's very moore, Yeah, sorry,

(01:30:25):
thank you. But is her name Julia in the show? Julia? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
here it's yeah, here we go. We'll leave her as Julia. Good,
that's what it is. I just saw Julia. What woul
Julia Roberts, Yeah, you're right with the waitress bride to
be whose married name. We will leave her as Julia
Gulia because that's his last name. Thank you, Okay, thank you, Eddie. Ye, well, Morgan,

(01:30:46):
I'm sorry. What else is happening here? What's happened on
today's show? We shared poems about our significant others for
Valentine's Today. Yes, all seven of us did good stuff
and it was very romantic. We almost all made out
with each other. It was so romantic. We were all
just putting the mood so much. Yeah, you had to
keep our hands off it. It happens. Yeah. What else?
Amy sent her kids to school with something that was

(01:31:06):
a bit controversial. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I guess I'll
take people's opinion about it. What else? And Tim McCraw
performed for us today his song My Best Friend and
hung out with us for a little bit. So hear
that on the podcast. Though you can't hear Tim McGraw
on this show, but you're gonna watch it on Instagram
Live or in Instagram TV. Yeah there you good? All right? Listen,
Thank you guys, Thank you for hanging out with us. Amy.

(01:31:29):
What's happening today with you? Well, my husband got me
a massage for Valentine's Day, so a coupon for one
from him or no, like a real one. So I'm
kind of excited about that. I'll probably feel real good.
What about you? So, Kaitlin's in town. She came in
last night. I'm gonna do some American Idol satellite TV
stuff today. I gotta go do a munch interviews. But

(01:31:49):
then Valentine's tonight. We had our Valentine's that I did
for her last week. But we're gonna go to fancy
dinner tonight. I'll get whatever gifts she got me. Um,
We're gonna hang out with Amy tomorrow. Yeah that's right.
So what are you want to doing? Like dinner? More
like lunch? Yeah? Okay, Yeah, we're going to lunch tomorrow.
So um, yeah, that's the deal. Anything else I'm missing?

(01:32:11):
I though you'd write a note? Was that note about me? No?
Oh yeah, oh yeah wrote a note as we were
doing that. Rarely happens that she writes something down as
as we're talking about it. Yeah, would you write? What
time are you meeting? What do you have? Double? You
just remembered she forgot? Forgot? No, I did not forget

(01:32:34):
before you even said that. I was writing down massage.
That's something I wanted to remember about it. Do you believe?
All right? We'll see you guys on Monday. I have
a great weekend, a great Valentine's Day, all that. Uh,
we'll see if I everybody

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