July 10, 2020 • 44 mins
Bobby reads a story about signs you can pick up on to find out if your partner is cheating. We play a game where we have to match the artist with their tour requests. Plus, we share things in life that we think are overrated!
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Transmitted, he's good a right time now for a segment
a week call overrated. The whole thing here is to
find things that, by the way, are loved, but you
think are just overrated. I'll go first, and I'm at
(00:24):
the right. They're overrated. Flaming hot Cheetos. Oh my hello,
he tried and you know what, they were pretty good. Yeah,
but they weren't what everyone was like. You never tried it,
you don't think they're better than regular cheetos. M they're fine. Wow?
And they were still find up pretty good. But I say,
(00:45):
from the bottom of my heart, they are overrated, by
the way. Who disagrees I? Anybody else disagree? They're good?
Oh they're okay, they're a little hot, They're a little hot. Okay,
all right, um amy, Well, okay. So I tried this
again because I wanted to give it a goal, and
I still stand by my decision that I don't get
(01:08):
Game of Thrones is totally overrated. I was flying and
I had downloaded episode one of season one a long
time ago and tried to give it a go. And
then when I was on a recent fight, it was
going through my iTunes being like, oh, what can I
watch that I already have downloaded, and I was like, Oh,
there it is, I'm gonna give it a go. Well nope, nope, nope, nope.
(01:28):
I speak on this and that that I am a
Game of Thrones lover, but it takes more than one.
It takes about four or five episodes to really love it.
And I do think as a lover of Game of Thrones,
it's also a bit overrated because the hype kind of
became what it was more so than the show. Still,
I think the best show of not my favorite show,
but I think the best show of my lifetime. A man,
I feel so bummed that I'm missing out on the
(01:50):
best show of your lifetime. But there's it's just not
going to happen, the storylines, the money, the actors, what
it did to pop culture. I think Pound for Pound
probably the biggest and best show of the lifetime. Favorite.
But I can get why you would say that, Amy
Ken from someone who loves it. But we will get
we will sing it for you now. Well. Two three Lunchbox.
(02:14):
Oh there's a TV show that everybody loves and I
was late to the training on this one, and I
watch it and it's okay, But I don't think it's
one of the best of all time, like people say,
and that's Friends. Like what I think, if you didn't
watch Friends back in the day, it's not that good.
Now it doesn't hold up wonderfully unless you were in
it when it happened, right, And so I watched the reruns,
(02:35):
is how I catch it, and I'm like, oh, this
is okay. But all the hype it gets people act
like it's the greatest show to ever grace our TV.
I love Friends, but I was having this competition with
someone who is twenty eight twenty nine years old. She's like,
it's fine. I said, oh, because you didn't get to
experience it while it was on. If you it's I
would say, like for the fresh Prince of bel Airs
(02:56):
is what I would compare it to. To me, Like,
if I watch it now, you're like, this is stupidest
show I've ever seen. But because you watched it when
you were a kid and it was so cool, then
you still have those feelings about it now, and so
I'll watch you not. I love it, but I get
why you would say that now it's not overrated to
me because I still get the joy that I've always
had from it friends? Is it overrated anybody? Oh? No,
(03:18):
I like it. I don't even know that. Should we
chant to that? Oh yes, yes it's his. Oh wait,
we chanted all of them very far. All right, very good,
Thank you guys. You can add yours. No, let's not
put those on Instagram because that's gonna turn into Facebook
to a fight. This is one of those that I
don't want up because this is people are gonna be
(03:40):
fighting about it the whole time. I'd rather you put
up who's your favorite political persona y? So match the
artist with their tour writer, and what a writer is
is what you request whenever you go to a venue
to do a show. Your three choices are Dirk Spendley,
(04:01):
Kid Rock, or Luke Bryant. Okay, this next one's gonna
be about one of those three. Amy, you're up first,
Dirk Spenley, Kid Rock or Luke Bryan Ready m. This
artist asks for a selection of Fruit of the Loom
or Haynes underwear. Specifically, they want to pack of white
T shirts, a pack of white tank tops, and a
pack of white boxer shorts. In addition, they ask for
(04:23):
a pair of white cruise socks. So as part of
the Rider. All of this is there, and by the way,
it's all like white. Yeah, realize that. So, Dirk Spendley,
kid Rock or Luke Brian. You got the underwear, the
T shirts, white tank tops, white boxer shorts, white crustcks.
Is it kid Rock or Luke Brian? I feel like
(04:45):
it's kid Rock? You feel like it or that's your answer.
That's oh sorry, that's kid Rock. That's correct. By the way,
just because they have this doesn't mean it's all and
there's because of mine. When we play theaters, I always
request a three pack of white socks and one pair
(05:05):
of red socks. What's up with the socks because you
always like to have clean socks that if you travel
on you lose socks. I'm on my feet the whole show,
so it should just in case. Okay. So, and also
I take them home where it's right. They have the
greatest sock collection. Okay. Lunchbox, your three options are faith Hill,
Carrie Underwood, or Shania Twain. Faith Hill, carry Underwoder, Shania
(05:30):
Twain on the Rider lemons, papayas, mangoes, bananas, melons, beats, broccoli,
and ten pounds of carrots. The artist also requests a
K nine sweep the area to deter people from making
fake bomb threats. Additionally, they have their own security dog.
Now is that Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood or Shania Twain? Oh, Lemons, Papias, mangoes?
(06:00):
All this? Ten pounds of carrots? Ten pounds of carrots?
I mean, I think Canadians like carrots, So I'm gonna
go with there we go? Whoa dang? How do you
know that? All? Right? She's juicing those right? I would
assume imagine she's eating all that forever? Show Eddie, come on?
(06:25):
Your options are Tim McGraw, love him, Keith Urban or
Sam Hunt? Perfect? This artist asks for two breakfasts, one
from before I work out of one for after. Neither
seemed to have a gramma fat, though the singer specifically
requests no butter be used. Ever, the meals are full
(06:46):
of fresh vegetables and steam chicken. After the show, he
requests a few cans of coke and pepsi for the
tour bus. Coke and pepsi for the tour bus. So
what it's Tim mcgrawl, Keith Urban or Sam Hunt? Okay,
I've taken you thought of this? Why I feel like
he wakes up later. Didn't he breakfast? Sam? Sam's a
big dude. He needs fat in his diet. I'm going
(07:09):
to Tim McGraw, He says, what, Yeah, Sam, Keith? It's
it's Keith. Why. Oh my gods, I got tricked. Next
time he comes in, let's ask him how true this is? Yeah, Yeah,
it could be an old writer too, all right, um,
Amy and lunchbox tring. Hey, I'm gonna give you guys one.
You guys can both guess this one. Eddie, You're out, sorry, buddy,
(07:31):
thank Your three options are Reba, Dolly or Carrie. Okay.
In this artists writer, the singer asked for clear plastic
solo cups and for all refreshments to be presented and
arranged with a delicate touch. While limiting flowers to a minimum.
(07:51):
One should strive to bring her sodas and bottled waters
in a way that provides an overall pleasing presentation. Is
it Rebay or carry what so like she wants to
be served? Maybe her soda on a platter? Maybe I
got it? Just pleasing pleasing? Colly? Okay, I'm in lunchbox
(08:16):
to be Dolly, Amy, Yeah, I go Dolly. It's Reba
sorry about that one. We'll just call that one a tie.
Nice shop everybody, But hey, we learned a lot about
our friends here. I wonder how all those riders are. Yeah,
we should ask them all when they come in, because again,
if you were to look at mine, it's a bunch
(08:36):
of bars. Um what else is on mine? Limes? Limes
and orange slices because I'm twelve, and then soda water whatever,
kling water, sparkling water, and then Eddie s and beer.
I have a bottle of wine. Now, Oh, is that
what you want to cut out of the beer? Yeah,
that's why you have a bottle of wine after shows.
That's like like pulled it out of your pocket. You're like,
all right, like a magician. And I only drink like
(08:58):
a glass after show. So I then putting in my
backpack and taking it back to my Hopes show. Let's
go to Jessica and Maryland. Who's on the phone. Hey, Jessica,
thanks for calling the Bobb and Bones Show. What's going on?
Oh my god, I'm so excited. I just wanted to
(09:20):
call and thank you guys so much for everything that
you do for the last year and a half. I've
been driving two hours commute one way in the morning.
If you guys have gotten me through some of the
worst commutes through Baltimore and DC, and I just wanted
to call and thank you guys so much for that.
You were driving two hours one way one way? Yes,
(09:45):
how many days a week? Five days a week? Wow? Insane?
You're spending four hours driving a day? Yeah? Yeah, four
hours a day in my car every day. So I
spent a lot of time listening to you guys, a
lot of time. Let's to the Bodycast and a bunch
of other podcasts. Holy moley, are you driving less now
(10:05):
or no? I'm driving And yeah, I will be driving less.
I'll be working from home. Goodness, Oh well, goodbye Now
we lost her. Thanks, it was a good run, Jessica.
My Alexa is Friday. She's already for us. So we're good. Well,
we're si up. We appreciate you spending time with us
in your car for your mental health. I'm glad you're
(10:27):
not driving two hours to and from. What kind of
job is this again where you have to drive that far?
It's a nonprofit job. Look at you. She's amazing driving
to help others. Right, I'd have been like, you know,
they're good. They're gonna wait. I'm gonna find a different job.
I appreciate you calling us. Good luck with we're being
able to work from home. Don't forget us. Okay, we're
gonna lose you a little bit. I can tell already,
(10:48):
but but don't forget us. Okay, I will forget you guys.
Thank you guys so much. All Right, see you later.
It's time for the good news. Good So, after six
years in an Indiana shelter, a twelve year old pitbull
boxer mix named Sandy has found a forever home. Yeah,
(11:09):
six years, so over half of her life she was there.
And there was a volunteer Terry that worked there and
walked Sandy all the time. And now she was like,
oh man, I'm glad you found her forever home, but
I'm gonna miss walking her. So they threw this party
to wish Sandy a goodbye, rolled out a red carpet
for her to walk down to her new family. And yeah,
this shelter says that Sandy left behind eighty dogs and
(11:32):
two hundred cats siblings, and that they they this is
like an orphanage. They don't put any dogs down, any
cats down. They keep them. They will live there until
they find a home or until they pass away. Yeah,
oh not real blood siblings, like no, no, no, no.
People at the dog because many animals there. I was like, wow, man,
(11:56):
so shout out to the Mary and Grant Humane Society.
And they runs soling on donations, whether monetary toys or
pet foods. So pretty awesome. That is a good one.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something
good today. This story comes to us from Portland, Oregon.
A twenty four year old man had outstanding warrants. The
(12:17):
police try to pull him over. He's like, man, I
gotta make a run for it. Drives a car, goes
into a neighborhood, says I got a ditch. It jumps out,
runs towards the river, steals a kayak. He said, I'll
just kayak. Only problems. He didn't have any oars. You
gotta use his arms. No, and he got tired. They
just got in a boat and got him out of
the middle of the river. He probably wouldn't be able
to padd along with your arms in a kayak for
(12:39):
that being exhausted. But it's funny. He's stealing things along
the way. Whatever. He could find everything's escalating and you
probably have to get on your belly too. He is
on his belly the kayak and he just I gotta
give up. Yeah, there you go, Lunchbox out your bone
head story of the day. Bow y'all, let's go over
to Chris and Alabama, who was on the phone right now. Chris,
(13:02):
what's happening to ma'am? Morning, Good morning studio morning. Quick
question for you. Will you have a bad customer service
experience or something. Do you feel it's appropriate to kind
of put that company or those in that individual who
gave you that experience on blast on social media or
do you kind of frown away from that. What I
(13:22):
do is I don't go back. I mostly treat it
good or bad reward or punishment with me spending there
further because you can have bad customer service somewhere and
because it's a worker who works there, and not penalize
the whole institution. Like you got somebody who's opened up
a small business or someone who's opened up a chain
and they can't be there all the time, and they've
hired someone and that someone has a bad day. I
(13:43):
don't really let that affect my feelings towards making sure
everybody knows about it. And also I've also just had
bad days and I hope people will give me a
little bit of grace sometimes and I have bad days.
So unless like the owner punched you in the face,
I would just just not go back. I think really
(14:05):
the best way to reward or punish someone is with
your business or without your business. I don't know that
I would be getting on social media going it sucks
not for me. You don't do it because you really
get nothing except that instant gratification if I showed you,
and then you probably feel bad about it later and
then you're like I kind of wish I wouldn't have
done that. I've also had bad days. I'm glad people
(14:25):
can't get on social media and do one like Bobby,
you're a sucky person, because I would get those sometimes.
So I'm gonna say that. No. I just I don't
think putting people on blast generally is a good idea. Sometimes,
Like if there's a place for that company that you
can ride a review, you could probably share your experience,
but it doesn't have to be I mean, I don't know,
(14:46):
it doesn't have to be on blast. It doesn't have
to be a public thing because you can really mess
up someone's yelp, you can really affect someone's business in
a bad way. So well, God, thank you so much
for taking my fall and answer my question. I really
appreciate it. Love the show Morning Corny is my favorite
jam and you guys do a great job. Thank you
so much. Thanks Chris s the letterbun All right, byebye.
(15:07):
I do have a mailbag, Ramondo. Can we open up
the mailbag here bobbies mailbag and you guys can email
us at any time, ask any question you want and
we try to get to as many of them as possible.
They right, good morning, studio morning. My girlfriend and I
like to watch different shows on Sunday nights. Her show
(15:27):
is on one channel, my show is on another. She
insists we watch them together, first her show, then my
show on demand. I don't understand. Why don't have to
do that. We have two TVs in the apartment. Why
can't I go in one room and she and the other.
Is it necessary that we watch shows together even if
one of us hates this show? Is this some sort
of bonding moment that I'm missing? It feels like forced bonding.
(15:50):
I don't make her watch football with me in the
afternoon on Sunday. Signed Matthew Amy, I'm coming to you
your thoughts. Wow, Matthew, what's a big deal. You get
to watch your favorite show, you get to spend time
with her. It's something y'all are doing together. I get
wanting to be together and not be in separate rooms
on separate TVs. Suck it up, I mean, can I can?
(16:10):
I just toss this at you, just a little example,
toss it over. So this is not the same thing,
but a lot of whenever parents fight and let's say
parents are going to split up and they go, I
would rather us be happy apart than fighting with the
kids watching, Like I would rather not be that rocky relation.
I'd rather be apart than have that rocky relationship. Now,
on a much much smaller level, a micro level, what
(16:32):
if you were both just happy separate watching your shows,
Because doesn't that make everything happier? She's clearly not. She
wants him there. Yeah, I know she does so, But
I'm just asking that question because here's what he has
to weigh. Is it more important to him to keep
her happy or to his happiness he gets about watching
a show alone yeah, Like whichever one that wins, that's
(16:52):
where that's where you go. Like if if if it's
really important to her, it doesn't matter what it is,
he's getting comfortable if it's okay, and that's okay, you
should you should get comfortable with each other, agree, but
also have regards for the other's feelings all And this
is why I'm gonna leave my opinion on how important
is it to you that she stay happy? Because you
(17:15):
can avoid a lot of drama just by giving her
this one. She's probably giving you things and taking one
for the team for you at times. Take don't don't
suck it up, as Amy says, I'm gonna say, take
one for the team. Okay. Relationships are each other looking
out for each other, and I'm sure she's stepping in
for you at times when she doesn't want to do stuff.
So if it's important to her, whatever it is, and
(17:38):
you can do it, why not do it? I agree? Well,
in a different way, you're at you're a little more core,
said stuck it up loser, because I was like, is
this really that big of a deal, Like you get
to still wash your show, y'all get to be together.
I under I because I can totally relate to wanting
to be not to not be separate. Can I say,
(18:00):
would you rather your husband be miserable and with you?
More happy in a part? That was my first question?
Why is it if he doesn't want to right? And
so you're watching Banderpum Rules and he's like but you're like,
thank you. I'm just so glad you're with me. But
he's also liked But then his show next I'm gonna
watch with him. I might be miserable through that, but
I'm not miserable because I'm with him. But I'm just
(18:22):
asking about his feelings. Would you rather him be miserable
and with you or happy in a part? Just a question?
I mean, I guess happy in a part, but why
would you be a miserable with me? Here's what I'm
gonna say, Matthew. If it's this important to her, I
think you should really work with her. And Matthew, I
(18:43):
hope you're communicating this to her and not just us,
but just then her. I think she has this. I
would tell her the same thing. Whatever it's maybe not
be TV shows to him, but whatever's important to him.
You kind of need to stick your neck in there.
And be like, Okay, I'm here for you. So Matthew
suck it up. Yeah, right, there you go, Matthew. We
both agree, Amy and I both agree that you just
(19:04):
need to get with the program and make this work
if it's that important to her. But definitely communicate to
her and then she might need to get with the
program too in other areas. King about those areas are
don't we boy? Oh? All right? By and that was
Bobbies Mail Band. I'll give you an easy theme song
(19:25):
like this the same by the Bill. Just tell me
the show. Okay, write your answers down, guys. You guys
can all play, all right. I'm Morgan art hop in
this too. Does it be harder for you? But you
can play, So write your answer down. If you miss it,
you're eliminated. Amy, Lunchbox, our video producer, Eddie and Morgan
number two who does all our digital Are you guys
ready to play? Right? All right? Write it down here
(19:45):
you go Number one Man Man Man Man Man Mann
for the wom Eddie don't know that. I don't think.
I mean I can't think of it either. Wow, all right,
play one time Ramundo man Man Man Man, I know
(20:17):
who's in the show that was like the e This
is like the softball, and that's the softball? What's the
first one? No one gets cut in the first round.
It's like on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? You
ask what's two plus two? Is it three? Is it four?
Is it five? This is dumb? All right? Amy, Two
minute a Baby? I know that's a movie right close,
(20:45):
and I think it was three minute a Baby back
in the day, but you're close to the show. That's
not a lunchbox. Two and a half man, Oh, that's it, Eddie.
I wasn't laughing because I two wrote two men in
a Baby that was the gutten head and I couldn't
get it down. I'm like, wait, I know that. It
Later it got weird because the boy got old and
(21:05):
it was like this isn't too didn't half men anymore?
Um and Morgan? Number two two and a half? Where
you go, okay, all right, here we go. This is
the next one. I'm in for the win. Weal are
(21:30):
you in? That was the easy one. You don't know
this one? Oh, this is so easy. We're gonna to
run this game, bag boys, It's over this quick. Um.
I wrote something down. Would you write down nine O two, No, lunchbox,
It's Dawson's Creek. There you go, he went the first one. There,
let's run it back. Let's run it back, all right,
(21:51):
all right, here we go. Next up, everybody's back in
now he won TV theme games. Here we go. Yeah,
why do you guys know this? Eddie? How are you
(22:13):
bombing out on them? Dude? I don't know. These are
a little past his prime. He was like thirty by them.
It sounds like straight out of the eighties. Everybody in
a lunchbox, Eddie, step by step, You're really not good
at this. Maybe twenty twenties not your year, because you
were the game player of twenty nineteen. I was. Yeah,
(22:35):
you were the champion of twenty nineteen. Morgan number two,
I had bad Men. Bad Men is no night guys
you dated. Now we're looking for the name of TV shows.
I was thinking bad boys bad I don't know. Okay,
here Amy and Lunchbox are now in. Here we go.
Next one up. What would you do? I shan out
(22:57):
of tune? What do you step? One? O? God boo?
Let me Eddie? Would you know this one? Course I do?
This is the one? You know? This is the one
I know is the oldest one is? Yeah? That or
nine two one? I was probably at the same time,
you think so maybe sure, Mikey, would you fact check
(23:19):
that for me? Um? Amy Wonder Years? Yeah, uch, Wonder Years. Good,
there you go. Mikey's gonna pull the Wonder Years started
in eighty eight. I guess N two would be like
an early ninety Wow. I started in eighty eight. Wow. Yeah,
I realized that. Well you number two on year? Were
you born ninety three? Crazy? You had five years to
(23:41):
go to be born before that show started, and then
oh Beverley was ninety not that far apart. It's a
couple of years. Okay, next up, I'm in. I'm in
(24:07):
for the win. Lunchbox I put Frasier. It sounds a
bit like that. That's not it. Amy for the win.
Everybody loves Raymond. Yeah, okay, so Amy one, Lunchbox one one.
Let's do a sudden death for the whole championship of
this whole game, all right, which, by the way, I
guess I'm gonna talk to you about in a second. Um, wait,
what we say our name? Yeah, just say your name.
So this is speed to see who wins the whole thing. Okay,
(24:29):
are you ready? Name that easy TV theme song? These
are all old school, but our day old school. Here
we go, say your name as the buzzer. Nothing, guys, nothing.
(25:02):
A few things have popped in my head, but I
know they're wrong. I'll give you hint number one. Oh
this only option. I thought we'd go to another one
to hit hint number one. The year was nineteen eighty
four when the show started. Hit that club again, Raimundo.
I was three sweet nineteen eighty four the show start. Oh,
(25:30):
hint number two, there was a family. Okay, hint number
three New York New Are family ready for the big? Hint?
(25:50):
Your name? Hint number four. The main character of this
show is in prison, Amy, I don't know Sanford and
Son incorrect, box, the Cosby Show, correct, what money. I
can look at everybody and they stay there, and they
(26:18):
stay there. Sanford and sounds like I know. I can't.
I can't believe that second on the Sanford Sun is
uh fan bam bam bana bana bam bam bam bannon
bam bam bana fana bam bam bam bam fam fan Right, Yes,
(26:39):
Red Fox, Yeah, And I think this is the first
Cosby show a theme song because they were two later.
There were many Yeah, there were a bunch of Yeah.
Bobby mcfaron did it late. That's it? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Um,
maybe that's why there, Yeah, that's it. Oh, Dad's yes.
I'm trying to figure out why, Like, how would I
miss that? That was a hard one. Golly good job,
Lunchbox a pretty fun game for me. You want to
(27:02):
hear it? One sudden death? Give us that last sudden
death one ever. Everybody just jumped in. If you know it,
you just yell your name. Cheers. Yeah, there's a good one.
It's time for the good news. A grandpa from Minnesota
has finally gotten his high school diploma, more than seventy
(27:23):
years after he left school. Clifford Hanson just received it
at ninety one years old, and a special graduation ceremony. Wow.
His family was there to cheer him on as he
got his honorry degree from Benson High School. He dropped
down in the eighth grade because his dad was sick
and he had to save the family farm, which he did,
by the way, and then he's ninety one. He told
a nurse in the senior living facility he still wished
(27:43):
he could have gotten it. So they made it happen,
did a little learning, got it, had the whole ceremony.
Pretty cool. Huh years old. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good over to Amy with
the morning Corny. Here we go, morning Corny. What does
(28:03):
that the sourus eat for breakfast? What is that the
sourus eat for breakfast? Roll? A synonym? Roll? That's funny.
There's pretty funny. That was the morning Corny. Leah is
on the phone in Florida. Leah, good morning, Good morning, Bobby,
(28:25):
morning studio morning. What's happening with you? Oh? I have
a huge door better? I need help. So my sister
boyfriend is getting ready to propose at the end of January,
and he wanted me to try on the ring yesterday
to see if it would fit. They never looked at
rings together, and thinking ring is super extra, super gaudy.
(28:46):
My sister's so simple, and I don't know if I
should tell him. My mom called me this morning. I
was like, you need to tell him, and I'm I
don't know what to do. That's a good question. Well,
first of all, my first question is do you start
the same ring finger size, if you're you're trying it
on for her. Yeah, we're actually the same. Okay, so Amy,
when you think about this, oh wow, that's hard because
(29:07):
and this is like the opposite of what sometimes you hear,
like some girls will be like, oh it's not it's
not enough, but this is like too much, well not
too much expensive, like too much like extra to extra.
Oh man, that I feel like, if you know her style,
you know her taste, you need to tell him. And
I feel like he wouldn't have come to you if
he didn't want some sort of feedback. And it's not
(29:30):
like you're throwing feedback at him where you're going, Oh,
here's what I feel about it, even though you didn't ask,
right yea, yeah, yeah, he's asking for your help, and
you love your sister more than him. You have her
in mind, and you're saving her from having to me
like go the rest of her life with the extra
gaudy ring, or you're saving her for having it to
even tell him, and then it get awkward, and then
(29:52):
and then and then they may not stay together because
it's so awkward. So you can take thee and then
they get the divorce rate goes up and then we're
all penalized. It's all because you. Okay, here's what we're
gonna say. He did come to you for advice. It's
not like you just saw it in a box, right,
he came to you. I would say, what, let's just
call him Chuck. Oh an odd name for a fella
(30:15):
of this. How old is he? He's only twenty. Okay,
not many chucks that are twenty, But okay, I'll say, hey, Chuck,
I know you love her. I know you showed me
this ring. I don't think this is her style and
it is going to be awkward, but you, as a
loving sister, have to take that awkward in thiss on
you and her honor. Yeah, and you said I would
totally do it. Yeah, you, I think you. My advice
(30:38):
is he came to you to run it by you.
You should have it ran by you, truly and sincerely,
and go. I don't think this is for her. I
know her. Before you go and get her something she
doesn't like, I would suggest kind of scaling it down.
I would even put it like, hey, you you probably
knew this before you got it, that she loves really
simple things and make him kind of empower him to
make that decision even to go, and I'm not saying
(31:01):
to change it, but you know you you know as
well as I do. She'd really love simple things. So
if you could find I would. Yeah, it's awkward, an awkward,
an awkward thing, but I'm gonna say that. Leah. I
think that's super helpful. Thank you, and yeah, good luck.
Let us know how it goes, shop Lee, everybody, I'll
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talk to you soon. Bye guys, Bye bye. Alarm drivers
on a northern California highway spotted a young girl Saturday
evening in a vehicle holding up a handmaid sign that
she just took a road. Help me, she's not my mom. Help.
Oh my gosh, I know what would you do if
you saw this? Call nine one one After a motorist
(31:44):
on Highway ninety nine south of Elk Grove Call nine one.
HP officers and a canine unit performed a high risk stop.
I mean talking about gun the whole thing. Yeah, it's
a big deal. Then they discovered the girl was just
being funny no and made a sign as a prank.
Momm didn't even know. The mom didn't know. The girl
like wrote it and like held it up. Can you
imagine Amy, if you were the mom, how long was
(32:05):
this girl? I oh, if Sarshara ever did that to me,
which it's in big black sharpie on a piece of
notebook paper, and it has helped me. She's not my mom.
I mean, that's one way to get back your mom.
Terrible and hilarious, both terrible terrible, right, but also I
could see a little bit hilarious but very terrible, like
(32:27):
terrible hilarious. Hopefully they had a good relationship and then
you know, ten twenty years from now, when she's an adult,
they'll look back and laugh remember that time. Oh no,
but it could be one of those like we don't
talk about that. Man, It's like we were all going
to go there. I just think though, if you're driving
down the road and you see that, you, for short
(32:47):
call nine one one. Yes, you have to. And if
you're a copy for sure, treat it like a kidnapping
situation where they have someone hostage unless you research, like well,
I don't know, maybe you can. It doesn't just a
juvenile so I don't know. She's got to be at
least eleven, right, like ten or eleven and up. Yeah,
because a handwriting it's pretty good and to think of that,
(33:08):
and to think of that, that's like, that's like, well
that's why I'm like, you shouldn't do it. But it's
second level prank. No, my daughter's twelve, and she she
would do that, maybe thinking that it's funny. She's kind
of a jokester. She makes jokes me all the time.
She likes to like act like she's choking and pass out.
And then I'll now, now I'm just thinking about it
(33:32):
any more, Like now I would be so mad if
my son did that. Yeah, really like a year later, right, laugh?
Anybody a year later? Right fast forward to calendar year.
I don't know us because you gotta think you're driving.
You get pulled over, like what a year later? After
all stuff? What cuffed and stuffed him? I mean, prides
are spikes out after a year later? Though, I don't
(33:53):
know this is a bad one. Why are you laughing
so much? Because it's funny, Okay, it's hilarious. Getting a
lot of texts saying don't take pills without water, especially
meta musil. Guess I don't do it for fun. If
I'm just gonna do a quick hit and throw them in,
swallow the real quick, Yeah, I think probably too. You
need the water to help them, you do. I'm not bragging.
(34:16):
I am pretty good at it. You are at my point.
It wasn't even about that. It's I can take a
pill without water. There goes your talent. Get off me, No,
thank you. Let's go over to Madison in Ohio. Who's
on the phone, Madison? Appreciate you calling? What's going on?
Hey guys? Oh, just calling them on my way to
work this morning? Oh cool? What do you want to say? Oh?
(34:40):
I just wanted to say, Hi, do you want? Um?
I listened to you guys literally every morning. UM. I
especially love sorry Bobby, but when Amy ticks on you,
and it's probably my favorite part in the morning, it's
real great love it. Thanks with pill so good? I'm
literally no matter what did I'm in in the morning
or whenever I listen to you guys, m one little
(35:00):
old bake, my day is so much better. Um. Just
listening to Amy's morning corny or lunchboxes bone head story, um,
literally will just makes my day better. All right, Well,
thank you very much, thanks for listening in Ohio, and
tell your friends about us, please. I don't give us
any sort of budget of promotion. So we count on
you to spread the word. Oh, I definitely do. Trust
(35:23):
free all right, see you later. Thanks, It's time for
the good news. Good out in Mesa, Arizona. In the
middle of the night, this neighbor wakes up and goes, oh,
my gosh, my neighbor's house is on fire. So Tye
runs next door, starts banging on the door and there's
(35:44):
a ring doorbell camera. So he starts looking into it
and he's yelling, your house is on fire, your house
is on fire. The mom answers the door. He takes
the two year old girl out to the street. When
Tye runs in and gets the other daughter out of
the house. Wow. Wow. Also to go up to the
cameras are talking to the camera. That's pretty aware. It's
pretty aware to go okay, but they can hear me
(36:04):
because again, it's beating on your door. You're probably just
gonna answer it. If somebody comes on my door. I
have the app too, I just go who's out there? Also,
I'm standing on the other side of the door. I
could just yell through the door. But yeah, that's a
good story. That is what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good. I was reading this
story about how they say you can tell if your
(36:25):
partner is cheating by how they handle their phone. You're ready,
ready one. They get text at all hours of the
day or night. Okay, don't a lot of people. No,
I don't think hours. I mean no, we kind of
have where it falls. Unless you have a job where
people are reaching out to you all the time about
(36:45):
crazy things. Even I don't. My phone has that little
alert that comes on that goes up it's eight o'clock.
You're not saying any messages unless you dig in said,
oh yeah, that's good. That's smart because I try to
be in bed at eight, never fall asleeped in. But um,
but yeah, I don't get text that often, even as
nutty as my schedule as emails come in all the time,
(37:06):
but texts text, that's the one to watch. The person
never lets their phone or their tablet out of their site,
like they can't just leave it. You've got kids, they
always I feel like they always have my phone. Oh true,
your kids find out that you're cheating. It's the only
place they can have TikTok. You wake up and see
(37:27):
the person on their phone in the middle of the
night when you don't expect them to be okay, because
that's like they think it's a safe space when you
don't see them in. Finally, if they get defensive when
you mentioned their phone use because they're already trying to
hide something in or sensitive about it. Yeah. So yeah,
just just a few tips there for you that if
someone's doing those things, they're probably they probably got a
(37:47):
side chick. That's a good chance. Clearly you didn't think so.
M Caffeine apparently is such a big thing that half
of Americans say that if they don't get their caffeine,
their day will not be good, like fifty percent of people.
I mean, I get a headache. Oh you still get
You get headaches if you don't have it by what
time of the day though, Like when does that withdraw
(38:07):
hit you? I mean I would say somewhere mid morning
by noon. But I have some form of caffeine every day,
whether it's coffee, tea, coffee, your tea and or macha
well that's just also tea. But anyway, I'll notice, why
do I have a headache? Do I need to drink
more water? And then I'll realize, oh, shoot, I haven't
had my caffeine yet. Today, which isn't a good thing.
It's not. So that's when i'll normally like wean myself
(38:30):
off a little bit and then get build myself back up.
For me, it's about two days because I don't do
a lot of caffeine. But if I don't have a
caffeine for like two days, I'll start to go, huh,
it's a little not right here. Yeah, I'll do that,
think my shoulders. I brought my piano in the studio today,
but practicing a lot, so I've set this up. I'll
(38:51):
play you a famous country song on my piano. Just
name the song. Oh cool, Amy, lunch box producer. Ready,
these are all from different times, but they're all major hits.
Are you guys ready, we're ready? Ready piano song number one.
(39:17):
I mean I hear it. I don't hear anything, nothing nothing, Oh,
I got it all right? Five seconds now you hear it?
(39:45):
All right? Amy, here's something woman? Amen? No, what is it?
Needs you now? No, Eddie, you can win us in
one pianos further win yeah, body like a back row. Yeah,
remon I played again. Wow, that was a quick game
here well then named then I hear it now drew
(40:08):
as fast as I can. Going fifteen and thirty. I
ain't no hurry. By the way, I'm not really playing
this in case there was a wonder Oh, I thought
you're gonna go with it. All right, Here's let's do
another one, Eddie. You won the first one. Yeah, here
you go. Next up. I'm in, Yeah, I'm in for
(40:40):
the win. Let's box girl crush, Amy, girl Crush, Eddie,
girl crush. All right right, how about this is what
got him? Girl crush? Hey more? Can you name this
on piano? Im I'm in for the one. Wow, lunch box,
(41:04):
the dance, the dance. Nice Eddie. Wow. Let's do another
one better? Due, all right, let's do one more. Ray Man,
(41:28):
come on, Amy, Amen, lunch box. Die happy man, Thomas
Brett just happy man, happy man? Why why why would
you do that? Eddie? Die happy man? Just man. I'm
just go a die Eddie as our winner. I won
(41:51):
the first one. There's only one game. Yeah, I want
I won the game. He won the game the first
one I got right, And also you didn't miss another
one even were keeping score the whole time, you would
have won. You won two games out Yeah. Coming from
the bass pro Shops and Cabella studio on Music Row
the Bobby Bones Show. Appreciate you guys for hanging out.
(42:13):
The funny story. So in Missouri, a woman is laying
on all the mattresses to see which bed she likes.
Because you're buying a bed, you go and you lay
at the store. And so she's testing the mattresses and
she falls asleep. Well they didn't see her fall asleep,
and they turn the lights off the store and they
go home and lock the door, and so she spent
the night in the store. It's like a movie. Yeah,
(42:35):
they were called to the store after an employee found
the one wandering through it after it was closed because
she fell asleep when they shut it down and they
went away. So, yeah, she was just testing it out.
She must have been real tired. I never, back in
the day when I would go to the mattress store
and test out mattresses only a few times, but I
never could get a legit feel at the store on
(42:57):
what I liked because it all felt comfortable. At the store.
They were like, try the firm, land on the firm
and be like, oh, it was pretty good. They try
the soft, it's pretty good. I never is never. I'm
a very like, I'm a thirty. My sleep numbers a
thirty right now, so I definitely know what I am right.
But I never could go to the store and test
it because they all felt good because they were new. Yeah,
I'm not a saw. I'm a firm all the way.
(43:19):
But again it isn't firm or soft. That's not my point.
My point is is that I could go and land
all of them and they all felt good to me.
I could never use the mattress store in the buying
day as a good method of picking out a mattress
because they were new, so they all just felt good.
I mean, I bought a mattress one time back in
the day and I went home and it was miserable,
(43:39):
and so can you return a mattress? Yeah you can,
but I did. Now I was so I was so lazy.
I just slept on it for like five years to
deal with it. I just dealt with it. I made
my bed literally, I'd a lying in it. Um. Thanks
for listening. Check out the whole podcast, The Bobby Bones
Show on iHeartRadio or wherever you listen to your podcast.
Go bye, Babby Ball Show.
Transmitted, he's good a right time now for a segment
a week call overrated. The whole thing here is to
find things that, by the way, are loved, but you
think are just overrated. I'll go first, and I'm at
(00:24):
the right. They're overrated. Flaming hot Cheetos. Oh my hello,
he tried and you know what, they were pretty good. Yeah,
but they weren't what everyone was like. You never tried it,
you don't think they're better than regular cheetos. M they're fine. Wow?
And they were still find up pretty good. But I say,
(00:45):
from the bottom of my heart, they are overrated, by
the way. Who disagrees I? Anybody else disagree? They're good?
Oh they're okay, they're a little hot, They're a little hot. Okay,
all right, um amy, Well, okay. So I tried this
again because I wanted to give it a goal, and
I still stand by my decision that I don't get
(01:08):
Game of Thrones is totally overrated. I was flying and
I had downloaded episode one of season one a long
time ago and tried to give it a go. And
then when I was on a recent fight, it was
going through my iTunes being like, oh, what can I
watch that I already have downloaded, and I was like, Oh,
there it is, I'm gonna give it a go. Well nope, nope, nope, nope.
(01:28):
I speak on this and that that I am a
Game of Thrones lover, but it takes more than one.
It takes about four or five episodes to really love it.
And I do think as a lover of Game of Thrones,
it's also a bit overrated because the hype kind of
became what it was more so than the show. Still,
I think the best show of not my favorite show,
but I think the best show of my lifetime. A man,
I feel so bummed that I'm missing out on the
(01:50):
best show of your lifetime. But there's it's just not
going to happen, the storylines, the money, the actors, what
it did to pop culture. I think Pound for Pound
probably the biggest and best show of the lifetime. Favorite.
But I can get why you would say that, Amy
Ken from someone who loves it. But we will get
we will sing it for you now. Well. Two three Lunchbox.
(02:14):
Oh there's a TV show that everybody loves and I
was late to the training on this one, and I
watch it and it's okay, But I don't think it's
one of the best of all time, like people say,
and that's Friends. Like what I think, if you didn't
watch Friends back in the day, it's not that good.
Now it doesn't hold up wonderfully unless you were in
it when it happened, right, And so I watched the reruns,
(02:35):
is how I catch it, and I'm like, oh, this
is okay. But all the hype it gets people act
like it's the greatest show to ever grace our TV.
I love Friends, but I was having this competition with
someone who is twenty eight twenty nine years old. She's like,
it's fine. I said, oh, because you didn't get to
experience it while it was on. If you it's I
would say, like for the fresh Prince of bel Airs
(02:56):
is what I would compare it to. To me, Like,
if I watch it now, you're like, this is stupidest
show I've ever seen. But because you watched it when
you were a kid and it was so cool, then
you still have those feelings about it now, and so
I'll watch you not. I love it, but I get
why you would say that now it's not overrated to
me because I still get the joy that I've always
had from it friends? Is it overrated anybody? Oh? No,
(03:18):
I like it. I don't even know that. Should we
chant to that? Oh yes, yes it's his. Oh wait,
we chanted all of them very far. All right, very good,
Thank you guys. You can add yours. No, let's not
put those on Instagram because that's gonna turn into Facebook
to a fight. This is one of those that I
don't want up because this is people are gonna be
(03:40):
fighting about it the whole time. I'd rather you put
up who's your favorite political persona y? So match the
artist with their tour writer, and what a writer is
is what you request whenever you go to a venue
to do a show. Your three choices are Dirk Spendley,
(04:01):
Kid Rock, or Luke Bryant. Okay, this next one's gonna
be about one of those three. Amy, you're up first,
Dirk Spenley, Kid Rock or Luke Bryan Ready m. This
artist asks for a selection of Fruit of the Loom
or Haynes underwear. Specifically, they want to pack of white
T shirts, a pack of white tank tops, and a
pack of white boxer shorts. In addition, they ask for
(04:23):
a pair of white cruise socks. So as part of
the Rider. All of this is there, and by the way,
it's all like white. Yeah, realize that. So, Dirk Spendley,
kid Rock or Luke Brian. You got the underwear, the
T shirts, white tank tops, white boxer shorts, white crustcks.
Is it kid Rock or Luke Brian? I feel like
(04:45):
it's kid Rock? You feel like it or that's your answer.
That's oh sorry, that's kid Rock. That's correct. By the way,
just because they have this doesn't mean it's all and
there's because of mine. When we play theaters, I always
request a three pack of white socks and one pair
(05:05):
of red socks. What's up with the socks because you
always like to have clean socks that if you travel
on you lose socks. I'm on my feet the whole show,
so it should just in case. Okay. So, and also
I take them home where it's right. They have the
greatest sock collection. Okay. Lunchbox, your three options are faith Hill,
Carrie Underwood, or Shania Twain. Faith Hill, carry Underwoder, Shania
(05:30):
Twain on the Rider lemons, papayas, mangoes, bananas, melons, beats, broccoli,
and ten pounds of carrots. The artist also requests a
K nine sweep the area to deter people from making
fake bomb threats. Additionally, they have their own security dog.
Now is that Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood or Shania Twain? Oh, Lemons, Papias, mangoes?
(06:00):
All this? Ten pounds of carrots? Ten pounds of carrots?
I mean, I think Canadians like carrots, So I'm gonna
go with there we go? Whoa dang? How do you
know that? All? Right? She's juicing those right? I would
assume imagine she's eating all that forever? Show Eddie, come on?
(06:25):
Your options are Tim McGraw, love him, Keith Urban or
Sam Hunt? Perfect? This artist asks for two breakfasts, one
from before I work out of one for after. Neither
seemed to have a gramma fat, though the singer specifically
requests no butter be used. Ever, the meals are full
(06:46):
of fresh vegetables and steam chicken. After the show, he
requests a few cans of coke and pepsi for the
tour bus. Coke and pepsi for the tour bus. So
what it's Tim mcgrawl, Keith Urban or Sam Hunt? Okay,
I've taken you thought of this? Why I feel like
he wakes up later. Didn't he breakfast? Sam? Sam's a
big dude. He needs fat in his diet. I'm going
(07:09):
to Tim McGraw, He says, what, Yeah, Sam, Keith? It's
it's Keith. Why. Oh my gods, I got tricked. Next
time he comes in, let's ask him how true this is? Yeah, Yeah,
it could be an old writer too, all right, um,
Amy and lunchbox tring. Hey, I'm gonna give you guys one.
You guys can both guess this one. Eddie, You're out, sorry, buddy,
(07:31):
thank Your three options are Reba, Dolly or Carrie. Okay.
In this artists writer, the singer asked for clear plastic
solo cups and for all refreshments to be presented and
arranged with a delicate touch. While limiting flowers to a minimum.
(07:51):
One should strive to bring her sodas and bottled waters
in a way that provides an overall pleasing presentation. Is
it Rebay or carry what so like she wants to
be served? Maybe her soda on a platter? Maybe I
got it? Just pleasing pleasing? Colly? Okay, I'm in lunchbox
(08:16):
to be Dolly, Amy, Yeah, I go Dolly. It's Reba
sorry about that one. We'll just call that one a tie.
Nice shop everybody, But hey, we learned a lot about
our friends here. I wonder how all those riders are. Yeah,
we should ask them all when they come in, because again,
if you were to look at mine, it's a bunch
(08:36):
of bars. Um what else is on mine? Limes? Limes
and orange slices because I'm twelve, and then soda water whatever,
kling water, sparkling water, and then Eddie s and beer.
I have a bottle of wine. Now, Oh, is that
what you want to cut out of the beer? Yeah,
that's why you have a bottle of wine after shows.
That's like like pulled it out of your pocket. You're like,
all right, like a magician. And I only drink like
(08:58):
a glass after show. So I then putting in my
backpack and taking it back to my Hopes show. Let's
go to Jessica and Maryland. Who's on the phone. Hey, Jessica,
thanks for calling the Bobb and Bones Show. What's going on?
Oh my god, I'm so excited. I just wanted to
(09:20):
call and thank you guys so much for everything that
you do for the last year and a half. I've
been driving two hours commute one way in the morning.
If you guys have gotten me through some of the
worst commutes through Baltimore and DC, and I just wanted
to call and thank you guys so much for that.
You were driving two hours one way one way? Yes,
(09:45):
how many days a week? Five days a week? Wow? Insane?
You're spending four hours driving a day? Yeah? Yeah, four
hours a day in my car every day. So I
spent a lot of time listening to you guys, a
lot of time. Let's to the Bodycast and a bunch
of other podcasts. Holy moley, are you driving less now
(10:05):
or no? I'm driving And yeah, I will be driving less.
I'll be working from home. Goodness, Oh well, goodbye Now
we lost her. Thanks, it was a good run, Jessica.
My Alexa is Friday. She's already for us. So we're good. Well,
we're si up. We appreciate you spending time with us
in your car for your mental health. I'm glad you're
(10:27):
not driving two hours to and from. What kind of
job is this again where you have to drive that far?
It's a nonprofit job. Look at you. She's amazing driving
to help others. Right, I'd have been like, you know,
they're good. They're gonna wait. I'm gonna find a different job.
I appreciate you calling us. Good luck with we're being
able to work from home. Don't forget us. Okay, we're
gonna lose you a little bit. I can tell already,
(10:48):
but but don't forget us. Okay, I will forget you guys.
Thank you guys so much. All Right, see you later.
It's time for the good news. Good So, after six
years in an Indiana shelter, a twelve year old pitbull
boxer mix named Sandy has found a forever home. Yeah,
(11:09):
six years, so over half of her life she was there.
And there was a volunteer Terry that worked there and
walked Sandy all the time. And now she was like,
oh man, I'm glad you found her forever home, but
I'm gonna miss walking her. So they threw this party
to wish Sandy a goodbye, rolled out a red carpet
for her to walk down to her new family. And yeah,
this shelter says that Sandy left behind eighty dogs and
(11:32):
two hundred cats siblings, and that they they this is
like an orphanage. They don't put any dogs down, any
cats down. They keep them. They will live there until
they find a home or until they pass away. Yeah,
oh not real blood siblings, like no, no, no, no.
People at the dog because many animals there. I was like, wow, man,
(11:56):
so shout out to the Mary and Grant Humane Society.
And they runs soling on donations, whether monetary toys or
pet foods. So pretty awesome. That is a good one.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something
good today. This story comes to us from Portland, Oregon.
A twenty four year old man had outstanding warrants. The
(12:17):
police try to pull him over. He's like, man, I
gotta make a run for it. Drives a car, goes
into a neighborhood, says I got a ditch. It jumps out,
runs towards the river, steals a kayak. He said, I'll
just kayak. Only problems. He didn't have any oars. You
gotta use his arms. No, and he got tired. They
just got in a boat and got him out of
the middle of the river. He probably wouldn't be able
to padd along with your arms in a kayak for
(12:39):
that being exhausted. But it's funny. He's stealing things along
the way. Whatever. He could find everything's escalating and you
probably have to get on your belly too. He is
on his belly the kayak and he just I gotta
give up. Yeah, there you go, Lunchbox out your bone
head story of the day. Bow y'all, let's go over
to Chris and Alabama, who was on the phone right now. Chris,
(13:02):
what's happening to ma'am? Morning, Good morning studio morning. Quick
question for you. Will you have a bad customer service
experience or something. Do you feel it's appropriate to kind
of put that company or those in that individual who
gave you that experience on blast on social media or
do you kind of frown away from that. What I
(13:22):
do is I don't go back. I mostly treat it
good or bad reward or punishment with me spending there
further because you can have bad customer service somewhere and
because it's a worker who works there, and not penalize
the whole institution. Like you got somebody who's opened up
a small business or someone who's opened up a chain
and they can't be there all the time, and they've
hired someone and that someone has a bad day. I
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don't really let that affect my feelings towards making sure
everybody knows about it. And also I've also just had
bad days and I hope people will give me a
little bit of grace sometimes and I have bad days.
So unless like the owner punched you in the face,
I would just just not go back. I think really
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the best way to reward or punish someone is with
your business or without your business. I don't know that
I would be getting on social media going it sucks
not for me. You don't do it because you really
get nothing except that instant gratification if I showed you,
and then you probably feel bad about it later and
then you're like I kind of wish I wouldn't have
done that. I've also had bad days. I'm glad people
(14:25):
can't get on social media and do one like Bobby,
you're a sucky person, because I would get those sometimes.
So I'm gonna say that. No. I just I don't
think putting people on blast generally is a good idea. Sometimes,
Like if there's a place for that company that you
can ride a review, you could probably share your experience,
but it doesn't have to be I mean, I don't know,
(14:46):
it doesn't have to be on blast. It doesn't have
to be a public thing because you can really mess
up someone's yelp, you can really affect someone's business in
a bad way. So well, God, thank you so much
for taking my fall and answer my question. I really
appreciate it. Love the show Morning Corny is my favorite
jam and you guys do a great job. Thank you
so much. Thanks Chris s the letterbun All right, byebye.
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I do have a mailbag, Ramondo. Can we open up
the mailbag here bobbies mailbag and you guys can email
us at any time, ask any question you want and
we try to get to as many of them as possible.
They right, good morning, studio morning. My girlfriend and I
like to watch different shows on Sunday nights. Her show
(15:27):
is on one channel, my show is on another. She
insists we watch them together, first her show, then my
show on demand. I don't understand. Why don't have to
do that. We have two TVs in the apartment. Why
can't I go in one room and she and the other.
Is it necessary that we watch shows together even if
one of us hates this show? Is this some sort
of bonding moment that I'm missing? It feels like forced bonding.
(15:50):
I don't make her watch football with me in the
afternoon on Sunday. Signed Matthew Amy, I'm coming to you
your thoughts. Wow, Matthew, what's a big deal. You get
to watch your favorite show, you get to spend time
with her. It's something y'all are doing together. I get
wanting to be together and not be in separate rooms
on separate TVs. Suck it up, I mean, can I can?
(16:10):
I just toss this at you, just a little example,
toss it over. So this is not the same thing,
but a lot of whenever parents fight and let's say
parents are going to split up and they go, I
would rather us be happy apart than fighting with the
kids watching, Like I would rather not be that rocky relation.
I'd rather be apart than have that rocky relationship. Now,
on a much much smaller level, a micro level, what
(16:32):
if you were both just happy separate watching your shows,
Because doesn't that make everything happier? She's clearly not. She
wants him there. Yeah, I know she does so, But
I'm just asking that question because here's what he has
to weigh. Is it more important to him to keep
her happy or to his happiness he gets about watching
a show alone yeah, Like whichever one that wins, that's
(16:52):
where that's where you go. Like if if if it's
really important to her, it doesn't matter what it is,
he's getting comfortable if it's okay, and that's okay, you
should you should get comfortable with each other, agree, but
also have regards for the other's feelings all And this
is why I'm gonna leave my opinion on how important
is it to you that she stay happy? Because you
(17:15):
can avoid a lot of drama just by giving her
this one. She's probably giving you things and taking one
for the team for you at times. Take don't don't
suck it up, as Amy says, I'm gonna say, take
one for the team. Okay. Relationships are each other looking
out for each other, and I'm sure she's stepping in
for you at times when she doesn't want to do stuff.
So if it's important to her, whatever it is, and
(17:38):
you can do it, why not do it? I agree? Well,
in a different way, you're at you're a little more core,
said stuck it up loser, because I was like, is
this really that big of a deal, Like you get
to still wash your show, y'all get to be together.
I under I because I can totally relate to wanting
to be not to not be separate. Can I say,
(18:00):
would you rather your husband be miserable and with you?
More happy in a part? That was my first question?
Why is it if he doesn't want to right? And
so you're watching Banderpum Rules and he's like but you're like,
thank you. I'm just so glad you're with me. But
he's also liked But then his show next I'm gonna
watch with him. I might be miserable through that, but
I'm not miserable because I'm with him. But I'm just
(18:22):
asking about his feelings. Would you rather him be miserable
and with you or happy in a part? Just a question?
I mean, I guess happy in a part, but why
would you be a miserable with me? Here's what I'm
gonna say, Matthew. If it's this important to her, I
think you should really work with her. And Matthew, I
(18:43):
hope you're communicating this to her and not just us,
but just then her. I think she has this. I
would tell her the same thing. Whatever it's maybe not
be TV shows to him, but whatever's important to him.
You kind of need to stick your neck in there.
And be like, Okay, I'm here for you. So Matthew
suck it up. Yeah, right, there you go, Matthew. We
both agree, Amy and I both agree that you just
(19:04):
need to get with the program and make this work
if it's that important to her. But definitely communicate to
her and then she might need to get with the
program too in other areas. King about those areas are
don't we boy? Oh? All right? By and that was
Bobbies Mail Band. I'll give you an easy theme song
(19:25):
like this the same by the Bill. Just tell me
the show. Okay, write your answers down, guys. You guys
can all play, all right. I'm Morgan art hop in
this too. Does it be harder for you? But you
can play, So write your answer down. If you miss it,
you're eliminated. Amy, Lunchbox, our video producer, Eddie and Morgan
number two who does all our digital Are you guys
ready to play? Right? All right? Write it down here
(19:45):
you go Number one Man Man Man Man Man Mann
for the wom Eddie don't know that. I don't think.
I mean I can't think of it either. Wow, all right,
play one time Ramundo man Man Man Man, I know
(20:17):
who's in the show that was like the e This
is like the softball, and that's the softball? What's the
first one? No one gets cut in the first round.
It's like on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? You
ask what's two plus two? Is it three? Is it four?
Is it five? This is dumb? All right? Amy, Two
minute a Baby? I know that's a movie right close,
(20:45):
and I think it was three minute a Baby back
in the day, but you're close to the show. That's
not a lunchbox. Two and a half man, Oh, that's it, Eddie.
I wasn't laughing because I two wrote two men in
a Baby that was the gutten head and I couldn't
get it down. I'm like, wait, I know that. It
Later it got weird because the boy got old and
(21:05):
it was like this isn't too didn't half men anymore?
Um and Morgan? Number two two and a half? Where
you go, okay, all right, here we go. This is
the next one. I'm in for the win. Weal are
(21:30):
you in? That was the easy one. You don't know
this one? Oh, this is so easy. We're gonna to
run this game, bag boys, It's over this quick. Um.
I wrote something down. Would you write down nine O two, No, lunchbox,
It's Dawson's Creek. There you go, he went the first one. There,
let's run it back. Let's run it back, all right,
(21:51):
all right, here we go. Next up, everybody's back in
now he won TV theme games. Here we go. Yeah,
why do you guys know this? Eddie? How are you
(22:13):
bombing out on them? Dude? I don't know. These are
a little past his prime. He was like thirty by them.
It sounds like straight out of the eighties. Everybody in
a lunchbox, Eddie, step by step, You're really not good
at this. Maybe twenty twenties not your year, because you
were the game player of twenty nineteen. I was. Yeah,
(22:35):
you were the champion of twenty nineteen. Morgan number two,
I had bad Men. Bad Men is no night guys
you dated. Now we're looking for the name of TV shows.
I was thinking bad boys bad I don't know. Okay,
here Amy and Lunchbox are now in. Here we go.
Next one up. What would you do? I shan out
(22:57):
of tune? What do you step? One? O? God boo?
Let me Eddie? Would you know this one? Course I do?
This is the one? You know? This is the one
I know is the oldest one is? Yeah? That or
nine two one? I was probably at the same time,
you think so maybe sure, Mikey, would you fact check
(23:19):
that for me? Um? Amy Wonder Years? Yeah, uch, Wonder Years. Good,
there you go. Mikey's gonna pull the Wonder Years started
in eighty eight. I guess N two would be like
an early ninety Wow. I started in eighty eight. Wow. Yeah,
I realized that. Well you number two on year? Were
you born ninety three? Crazy? You had five years to
(23:41):
go to be born before that show started, and then
oh Beverley was ninety not that far apart. It's a
couple of years. Okay, next up, I'm in. I'm in
(24:07):
for the win. Lunchbox I put Frasier. It sounds a
bit like that. That's not it. Amy for the win.
Everybody loves Raymond. Yeah, okay, so Amy one, Lunchbox one one.
Let's do a sudden death for the whole championship of
this whole game, all right, which, by the way, I
guess I'm gonna talk to you about in a second. Um, wait,
what we say our name? Yeah, just say your name.
So this is speed to see who wins the whole thing. Okay,
(24:29):
are you ready? Name that easy TV theme song? These
are all old school, but our day old school. Here
we go, say your name as the buzzer. Nothing, guys, nothing.
(25:02):
A few things have popped in my head, but I
know they're wrong. I'll give you hint number one. Oh
this only option. I thought we'd go to another one
to hit hint number one. The year was nineteen eighty
four when the show started. Hit that club again, Raimundo.
I was three sweet nineteen eighty four the show start. Oh,
(25:30):
hint number two, there was a family. Okay, hint number
three New York New Are family ready for the big? Hint?
(25:50):
Your name? Hint number four. The main character of this
show is in prison, Amy, I don't know Sanford and
Son incorrect, box, the Cosby Show, correct, what money. I
can look at everybody and they stay there, and they
(26:18):
stay there. Sanford and sounds like I know. I can't.
I can't believe that second on the Sanford Sun is
uh fan bam bam bana bana bam bam bam bannon
bam bam bana fana bam bam bam bam fam fan Right, Yes,
(26:39):
Red Fox, Yeah, And I think this is the first
Cosby show a theme song because they were two later.
There were many Yeah, there were a bunch of Yeah.
Bobby mcfaron did it late. That's it? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Um,
maybe that's why there, Yeah, that's it. Oh, Dad's yes.
I'm trying to figure out why, Like, how would I
miss that? That was a hard one. Golly good job,
Lunchbox a pretty fun game for me. You want to
(27:02):
hear it? One sudden death? Give us that last sudden
death one ever. Everybody just jumped in. If you know it,
you just yell your name. Cheers. Yeah, there's a good one.
It's time for the good news. A grandpa from Minnesota
has finally gotten his high school diploma, more than seventy
(27:23):
years after he left school. Clifford Hanson just received it
at ninety one years old, and a special graduation ceremony. Wow.
His family was there to cheer him on as he
got his honorry degree from Benson High School. He dropped
down in the eighth grade because his dad was sick
and he had to save the family farm, which he did,
by the way, and then he's ninety one. He told
a nurse in the senior living facility he still wished
(27:43):
he could have gotten it. So they made it happen,
did a little learning, got it, had the whole ceremony.
Pretty cool. Huh years old. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good over to Amy with
the morning Corny. Here we go, morning Corny. What does
(28:03):
that the sourus eat for breakfast? What is that the
sourus eat for breakfast? Roll? A synonym? Roll? That's funny.
There's pretty funny. That was the morning Corny. Leah is
on the phone in Florida. Leah, good morning, Good morning, Bobby,
(28:25):
morning studio morning. What's happening with you? Oh? I have
a huge door better? I need help. So my sister
boyfriend is getting ready to propose at the end of January,
and he wanted me to try on the ring yesterday
to see if it would fit. They never looked at
rings together, and thinking ring is super extra, super gaudy.
(28:46):
My sister's so simple, and I don't know if I
should tell him. My mom called me this morning. I
was like, you need to tell him, and I'm I
don't know what to do. That's a good question. Well,
first of all, my first question is do you start
the same ring finger size, if you're you're trying it
on for her. Yeah, we're actually the same. Okay, so Amy,
when you think about this, oh wow, that's hard because
(29:07):
and this is like the opposite of what sometimes you hear,
like some girls will be like, oh it's not it's
not enough, but this is like too much, well not
too much expensive, like too much like extra to extra.
Oh man, that I feel like, if you know her style,
you know her taste, you need to tell him. And
I feel like he wouldn't have come to you if
he didn't want some sort of feedback. And it's not
(29:30):
like you're throwing feedback at him where you're going, Oh,
here's what I feel about it, even though you didn't ask,
right yea, yeah, yeah, he's asking for your help, and
you love your sister more than him. You have her
in mind, and you're saving her from having to me
like go the rest of her life with the extra
gaudy ring, or you're saving her for having it to
even tell him, and then it get awkward, and then
(29:52):
and then and then they may not stay together because
it's so awkward. So you can take thee and then
they get the divorce rate goes up and then we're
all penalized. It's all because you. Okay, here's what we're
gonna say. He did come to you for advice. It's
not like you just saw it in a box, right,
he came to you. I would say, what, let's just
call him Chuck. Oh an odd name for a fella
(30:15):
of this. How old is he? He's only twenty. Okay,
not many chucks that are twenty, But okay, I'll say, hey, Chuck,
I know you love her. I know you showed me
this ring. I don't think this is her style and
it is going to be awkward, but you, as a
loving sister, have to take that awkward in thiss on
you and her honor. Yeah, and you said I would
totally do it. Yeah, you, I think you. My advice
(30:38):
is he came to you to run it by you.
You should have it ran by you, truly and sincerely,
and go. I don't think this is for her. I
know her. Before you go and get her something she
doesn't like, I would suggest kind of scaling it down.
I would even put it like, hey, you you probably
knew this before you got it, that she loves really
simple things and make him kind of empower him to
make that decision even to go, and I'm not saying
(31:01):
to change it, but you know you you know as
well as I do. She'd really love simple things. So
if you could find I would. Yeah, it's awkward, an awkward,
an awkward thing, but I'm gonna say that. Leah. I
think that's super helpful. Thank you, and yeah, good luck.
Let us know how it goes, shop Lee, everybody, I'll
(31:22):
talk to you soon. Bye guys, Bye bye. Alarm drivers
on a northern California highway spotted a young girl Saturday
evening in a vehicle holding up a handmaid sign that
she just took a road. Help me, she's not my mom. Help.
Oh my gosh, I know what would you do if
you saw this? Call nine one one After a motorist
(31:44):
on Highway ninety nine south of Elk Grove Call nine one.
HP officers and a canine unit performed a high risk stop.
I mean talking about gun the whole thing. Yeah, it's
a big deal. Then they discovered the girl was just
being funny no and made a sign as a prank.
Momm didn't even know. The mom didn't know. The girl
like wrote it and like held it up. Can you
imagine Amy, if you were the mom, how long was
(32:05):
this girl? I oh, if Sarshara ever did that to me,
which it's in big black sharpie on a piece of
notebook paper, and it has helped me. She's not my mom.
I mean, that's one way to get back your mom.
Terrible and hilarious, both terrible terrible, right, but also I
could see a little bit hilarious but very terrible, like
(32:27):
terrible hilarious. Hopefully they had a good relationship and then
you know, ten twenty years from now, when she's an adult,
they'll look back and laugh remember that time. Oh no,
but it could be one of those like we don't
talk about that. Man, It's like we were all going
to go there. I just think though, if you're driving
down the road and you see that, you, for short
(32:47):
call nine one one. Yes, you have to. And if
you're a copy for sure, treat it like a kidnapping
situation where they have someone hostage unless you research, like well,
I don't know, maybe you can. It doesn't just a
juvenile so I don't know. She's got to be at
least eleven, right, like ten or eleven and up. Yeah,
because a handwriting it's pretty good and to think of that,
(33:08):
and to think of that, that's like, that's like, well
that's why I'm like, you shouldn't do it. But it's
second level prank. No, my daughter's twelve, and she she
would do that, maybe thinking that it's funny. She's kind
of a jokester. She makes jokes me all the time.
She likes to like act like she's choking and pass out.
And then I'll now, now I'm just thinking about it
(33:32):
any more, Like now I would be so mad if
my son did that. Yeah, really like a year later, right, laugh?
Anybody a year later? Right fast forward to calendar year.
I don't know us because you gotta think you're driving.
You get pulled over, like what a year later? After
all stuff? What cuffed and stuffed him? I mean, prides
are spikes out after a year later? Though, I don't
(33:53):
know this is a bad one. Why are you laughing
so much? Because it's funny, Okay, it's hilarious. Getting a
lot of texts saying don't take pills without water, especially
meta musil. Guess I don't do it for fun. If
I'm just gonna do a quick hit and throw them in,
swallow the real quick, Yeah, I think probably too. You
need the water to help them, you do. I'm not bragging.
(34:16):
I am pretty good at it. You are at my point.
It wasn't even about that. It's I can take a
pill without water. There goes your talent. Get off me, No,
thank you. Let's go over to Madison in Ohio. Who's
on the phone, Madison? Appreciate you calling? What's going on?
Hey guys? Oh, just calling them on my way to
work this morning? Oh cool? What do you want to say? Oh?
(34:40):
I just wanted to say, Hi, do you want? Um?
I listened to you guys literally every morning. UM. I
especially love sorry Bobby, but when Amy ticks on you,
and it's probably my favorite part in the morning, it's
real great love it. Thanks with pill so good? I'm
literally no matter what did I'm in in the morning
or whenever I listen to you guys, m one little
(35:00):
old bake, my day is so much better. Um. Just
listening to Amy's morning corny or lunchboxes bone head story, um,
literally will just makes my day better. All right, Well,
thank you very much, thanks for listening in Ohio, and
tell your friends about us, please. I don't give us
any sort of budget of promotion. So we count on
you to spread the word. Oh, I definitely do. Trust
(35:23):
free all right, see you later. Thanks, It's time for
the good news. Good out in Mesa, Arizona. In the
middle of the night, this neighbor wakes up and goes, oh,
my gosh, my neighbor's house is on fire. So Tye
runs next door, starts banging on the door and there's
(35:44):
a ring doorbell camera. So he starts looking into it
and he's yelling, your house is on fire, your house
is on fire. The mom answers the door. He takes
the two year old girl out to the street. When
Tye runs in and gets the other daughter out of
the house. Wow. Wow. Also to go up to the
cameras are talking to the camera. That's pretty aware. It's
pretty aware to go okay, but they can hear me
(36:04):
because again, it's beating on your door. You're probably just
gonna answer it. If somebody comes on my door. I
have the app too, I just go who's out there? Also,
I'm standing on the other side of the door. I
could just yell through the door. But yeah, that's a
good story. That is what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good. I was reading this
story about how they say you can tell if your
(36:25):
partner is cheating by how they handle their phone. You're ready,
ready one. They get text at all hours of the
day or night. Okay, don't a lot of people. No,
I don't think hours. I mean no, we kind of
have where it falls. Unless you have a job where
people are reaching out to you all the time about
(36:45):
crazy things. Even I don't. My phone has that little
alert that comes on that goes up it's eight o'clock.
You're not saying any messages unless you dig in said,
oh yeah, that's good. That's smart because I try to
be in bed at eight, never fall asleeped in. But um,
but yeah, I don't get text that often, even as
nutty as my schedule as emails come in all the time,
(37:06):
but texts text, that's the one to watch. The person
never lets their phone or their tablet out of their site,
like they can't just leave it. You've got kids, they
always I feel like they always have my phone. Oh true,
your kids find out that you're cheating. It's the only
place they can have TikTok. You wake up and see
(37:27):
the person on their phone in the middle of the
night when you don't expect them to be okay, because
that's like they think it's a safe space when you
don't see them in. Finally, if they get defensive when
you mentioned their phone use because they're already trying to
hide something in or sensitive about it. Yeah. So yeah,
just just a few tips there for you that if
someone's doing those things, they're probably they probably got a
(37:47):
side chick. That's a good chance. Clearly you didn't think so.
M Caffeine apparently is such a big thing that half
of Americans say that if they don't get their caffeine,
their day will not be good, like fifty percent of people.
I mean, I get a headache. Oh you still get
You get headaches if you don't have it by what
time of the day though, Like when does that withdraw
(38:07):
hit you? I mean I would say somewhere mid morning
by noon. But I have some form of caffeine every day,
whether it's coffee, tea, coffee, your tea and or macha
well that's just also tea. But anyway, I'll notice, why
do I have a headache? Do I need to drink
more water? And then I'll realize, oh, shoot, I haven't
had my caffeine yet. Today, which isn't a good thing.
It's not. So that's when i'll normally like wean myself
(38:30):
off a little bit and then get build myself back up.
For me, it's about two days because I don't do
a lot of caffeine. But if I don't have a
caffeine for like two days, I'll start to go, huh,
it's a little not right here. Yeah, I'll do that,
think my shoulders. I brought my piano in the studio today,
but practicing a lot, so I've set this up. I'll
(38:51):
play you a famous country song on my piano. Just
name the song. Oh cool, Amy, lunch box producer. Ready,
these are all from different times, but they're all major hits.
Are you guys ready, we're ready? Ready piano song number one.
(39:17):
I mean I hear it. I don't hear anything, nothing nothing, Oh,
I got it all right? Five seconds now you hear it?
(39:45):
All right? Amy, here's something woman? Amen? No, what is it?
Needs you now? No, Eddie, you can win us in
one pianos further win yeah, body like a back row. Yeah,
remon I played again. Wow, that was a quick game
here well then named then I hear it now drew
(40:08):
as fast as I can. Going fifteen and thirty. I
ain't no hurry. By the way, I'm not really playing
this in case there was a wonder Oh, I thought
you're gonna go with it. All right, Here's let's do
another one, Eddie. You won the first one. Yeah, here
you go. Next up. I'm in, Yeah, I'm in for
(40:40):
the win. Let's box girl crush, Amy, girl Crush, Eddie,
girl crush. All right right, how about this is what
got him? Girl crush? Hey more? Can you name this
on piano? Im I'm in for the one. Wow, lunch box,
(41:04):
the dance, the dance. Nice Eddie. Wow. Let's do another
one better? Due, all right, let's do one more. Ray Man,
(41:28):
come on, Amy, Amen, lunch box. Die happy man, Thomas
Brett just happy man, happy man? Why why why would
you do that? Eddie? Die happy man? Just man. I'm
just go a die Eddie as our winner. I won
(41:51):
the first one. There's only one game. Yeah, I want
I won the game. He won the game the first
one I got right, And also you didn't miss another
one even were keeping score the whole time, you would
have won. You won two games out Yeah. Coming from
the bass pro Shops and Cabella studio on Music Row
the Bobby Bones Show. Appreciate you guys for hanging out.
(42:13):
The funny story. So in Missouri, a woman is laying
on all the mattresses to see which bed she likes.
Because you're buying a bed, you go and you lay
at the store. And so she's testing the mattresses and
she falls asleep. Well they didn't see her fall asleep,
and they turn the lights off the store and they
go home and lock the door, and so she spent
the night in the store. It's like a movie. Yeah,
(42:35):
they were called to the store after an employee found
the one wandering through it after it was closed because
she fell asleep when they shut it down and they
went away. So, yeah, she was just testing it out.
She must have been real tired. I never, back in
the day when I would go to the mattress store
and test out mattresses only a few times, but I
never could get a legit feel at the store on
(42:57):
what I liked because it all felt comfortable. At the store.
They were like, try the firm, land on the firm
and be like, oh, it was pretty good. They try
the soft, it's pretty good. I never is never. I'm
a very like, I'm a thirty. My sleep numbers a
thirty right now, so I definitely know what I am right.
But I never could go to the store and test
it because they all felt good because they were new. Yeah,
I'm not a saw. I'm a firm all the way.
(43:19):
But again it isn't firm or soft. That's not my point.
My point is is that I could go and land
all of them and they all felt good to me.
I could never use the mattress store in the buying
day as a good method of picking out a mattress
because they were new, so they all just felt good.
I mean, I bought a mattress one time back in
the day and I went home and it was miserable,
(43:39):
and so can you return a mattress? Yeah you can,
but I did. Now I was so I was so lazy.
I just slept on it for like five years to
deal with it. I just dealt with it. I made
my bed literally, I'd a lying in it. Um. Thanks
for listening. Check out the whole podcast, The Bobby Bones
Show on iHeartRadio or wherever you listen to your podcast.
Go bye, Babby Ball Show.
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Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
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Mike D
Abby Anderson
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