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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, the Bobby Bones post show, pre show. Are
you cold in here today? No? Which is weird because
I'm wearing like a skirt and a short sleeve shirt
and normally I'm in pants and a jacket. What's the
temperature in the studio sixty seven? Oh, it's very cold
to day. Maybe I'm just like my body's good. But
my feet are free I don't wear shoes under here.
(00:22):
You guys can see me on camera. We see it.
My feet are freezing and they normally warm under there.
They are. Well, I'm under a bunch of lights. The
studio is built like a TV steatum, but man, it
is freezing cold. My feet are blue. And I when
I woke up this morning, I thought to myself, with
the temperature staring to change a little bit, like just
(00:43):
in general, I feel like we're shifting seasons a bit. Yeah,
I cannot wait ready for fall. Let me go over
a couple of quick notes here, Um, Amy, was you
were touched by somebody at Loews? Yes? Like listen physically,
like emotionally, No, like physically and I kind of taken
aback by it. Still wait, so what happened? So my
(01:03):
husband I just had to go by there to pick
up one thing, and we were in and out, but
there was a listener there. Everyone was masked up. It's fine.
And then I see a guy that's like looking at me,
like you look familiar, but I don't know because I
have a mask on. And then he's really kind and
just says, are you Amy from the Bobby Bone Show?
And as he's asking, he's approaching, and then as I
(01:26):
say yes, he's like I thought, so, I just didn't
know for sure because at the mask, and then he
proceeded to get close and then put his hand on
my shoulder and just like I'm a huge fan of
the show, and I thought, what is happening? There is
twenty twenty we don't touch Oh because of COVID, Yes, coronavirus,
we don't do that, right, I guess I thought you
(01:47):
meant he like grabbed your arm. Well, no, it wasn't
like I guess. I mean, still I don't know him.
So so the distancing part was weird to you. Yes,
if this was twenty nineteen, I probably had been like, Okay,
weird that you touched me, but fine, I'll get over it.
You're nice because he was nice, But was he older,
because older people, older guys are a little just naturally
(02:08):
touch her if I had a guess because he did
have a mask on two fifty. How are people recognizing
you with a mask on? Yeah, it's weird. I don't
know hair, I mean, is it that distinct? Okay, bob
her hair? I don't know, I mean style that no idea,
(02:31):
but I mean he was hesitant. But then when I
said yes, I was that's when which you said, tell
all you guys, hey, very complimentary of the show, big fan,
which was cool. I just was taken aback, like I thought,
by now we know not to touch right in general
or COVID COVID. Oh yeah, yeah, I have a listener
to this me that she made me some cloth Arkansas
razorback masks. Nice and it's got like three layers in it.
(02:53):
That's cute. Yeah. So I've been wearing that a little
bit and people are like, what's on your mask? When
I was in Idaho, people had no idea really what
this was? Um so did that? Sorry you got touched? Yeah?
Thank you? Are you getting at Lows we're picking out
a deep freezer thing like a little for our garage
because our freezer at our house like where it's filled
(03:15):
to the max. It's not a very big one. But
because the flex, Amy's like, our freezer is so full.
It's not all my husband wanted to tell you. It's
full of lots of frozen veggies and ice cream. My
kids love ice cream, so sadly it's not full of meat.
You know what. Caitlin ordered it? Um, she texts me,
and I haven't had this. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see.
(03:35):
She said, do you want these? And she sent me
a link to something called drink poppy dot com. Did
you get her into this po Ppi? She goes, I'm
gonna get some this probiotic soda. It's supposed to be
good but also good for gut health. Nice not just said?
Because Amy and Caitlyn our friends to the point where
I don't know what side Amy's on anymore. Honestly, she
(03:56):
Amy used to be like my number one always, she
was on my side, She always had my back. But
her Caitlin are so close now that it's a bit
bothersome that I don't even know if I have a
number one anymore. Except I mean, are you always got
your back? Dude? Yeah, that's rude. I feel like you're
more loyal to hurt. You don't well answer the question, Amy,
so who do you? Who are you more loyal to?
(04:17):
I am loyal to you? Oh? Why did you doubt that?
She knows that? Right? I mean, drink probably looks cute,
though was Oh, and I have to try this out.
It looks good. So it's like a soda. I don't know.
She just said it to me. I thought Amy got
(04:37):
her into it. Okay, I remain I I what I am.
You don't have to. I'm just kidding your hard time.
I love it. Listen to the fact that the person
I'm closest to in the world, not Caitlin and my
best friend are so close is awesome to me. And
I'm just joking because I get a little bit jealous.
I think that's what it is. I think it's rooted
in jealousy. No way, A lot of times it is,
(04:59):
but rooted that not saying this in particular, but I
just worked it out right now, it's all in jealousy.
When Amy and I used to be close and hang out,
I try to remain. Sometimes I just need you to
call and be like, hey, let's go to dinner and
have some mus time Switzerland. There's no fights. It was
something she asked me advice on things, and I give it.
You know what, You're a great person to ask to
(05:19):
give me for a loss, and I explain, hey, and
I have your back on it too. There's been a
couple of things where I've said, you know what, Kaitlyn,
I think that that shouldn't bother you, because that's just
how he is, all seriousness. I'm very grateful that you
guys are close, right. I think it's a great thing.
I was making a joke and then I realized I
do kind of feel that way. But then I realized why.
I'm just jealous. I can. But she's very lucky to
(05:42):
have you as a friend. All right, she is, Okay,
all right, We're gonna go enjoy today's show. Goodbye, everybody, right, good,
(06:04):
good morning, Welcome to Tuesday show more in studio morning.
Got to smile on my face today because everybody's COVID
free around here for the first time. So Eddie was
the first one back in action. So you've been back
for about a week now. Yeah, I like a negative test.
Our security guy Tim, first time he was able to
come back in the building today he's negative. Kelly, who
does a bunch of my clothes and stuff for TV.
(06:25):
She's one of Amy's friends too, she's negative. So let's
keep it going, baby, Let's keep it going. That's that's
social distance. Let's wear masks. No more of COVID. I'm
tired of Kayleen calling this place wuhan. She calls the studio. Yeah,
she's like, how wasn't wuhan today? Do you feel safe?
So let's let's not do that. Let's go about sound
pretty good about that today? So awesome, Glad everybody's here. Amy.
(06:48):
I was reading this story by Justin Moore as we
start the show, and Justin Moore's talking about his kids
in school. He talked about how he couldn't help his
daughter with her math problems. It just reminds me of
some of the times you talk about your kids having
new math. Isn't It's not even that it's hard old math.
It's just a whole new way to talk about the
math problem. Yeah. I feel like even if I teach them,
it's gonna confuse them. He told his daughter to go
(07:10):
to our mom instead that he can help with English
and history. Do you have a clip of him talking
about this. You here. This my ten year old who
will be going into fifth grade. She was doing a
fourth grade work at the time, obviously, and she kept
coming to me with math problems. I assist, you're gonna
have to go ask you mom. Come to me for
English and history, but math and science, Like, I'm out,
(07:31):
So I'm asking you what subjects can you help your
kids with? I can do well with? Yeah, History, I
worked on a whole Cleopatra project with my daughter. English
reading stuff like that. I send the math my husband's
way if he's available. And how does he do with
the math. He's good at math, even with the new math. Yeah,
(07:52):
he can figure it out. Sometimes his patients isn't there,
but he's working on that. Eddie. What's up with doing
your kids with the teaching? Like you're asking me subjects? Yeah, History, Spanish,
pe geography on the taking Spanish or do you just
force them? I forced them just because they're half Hispanic,
like me. Do they feel like their Hispanic or do
they feel white? Now? They feel white for sure. And
(08:13):
then when I tell them the Hispanic, they argue with
me for about thirty minutes and then finally they're like, Okay,
I guess it's pretty cool. But they they are white
in their mind if they were, because I have to check.
I take it to three COVID tests a week, right
for all the sets have to be on, and they
always have one of the questions Hispanic or non Hispanic? Yeah?
What would they click? Without even thinking? They would just
say non Hispanic? Yeah, But then you would come in
(08:34):
and that would be like no, no, no, your last
name is Garcia. We are Hispanic? Um saw dad? Oh?
One other thing. We watched the finale of yellow Stone
last night. Okay, yeah, but did you love it? Yeah?
Season three wasn't a great season, but the nally was
the best single episode I've ever seen. I agree almost
to where he thought, what what we finished? I'm not
(08:57):
gonna give any spoilers here, so no reason to change it.
But there are many more reasons to change the show today.
Don't worry, just not this. But as soon as it finished,
Kaitlin goes, what And then she pulls up her phone
and goes, when does the show come back? It doesn't
come back till June of twenty twenty one. Yeah, I
can see that. Huh, So we have to wait and
be patient. But I thought it redeemed itself a little bit. Yeah,
(09:22):
I enjoyed the show. I would give it a solid
A minus. That's good for Yeah, give it a solid
A minus. Ed am I even to ask you, I'll
tell you, man, you're still going. Yeah, I'm on. I
finished episode seven last night of season one. Oh so
you're kind of in now I'm moving and uh, I mean,
just crap just keeps happening, like it's just nut doesn't stop.
But it's getting better. That's when I started to get
pretty good to me where you are now? You know
(09:43):
in the show, Amy like just stuff, just kids, his life.
Eddie's like, I can't keep watching happening. I don't know.
Yeh like it though, now I'm liking it better. Still
a little unrealistic to me. I'm not a cowboy, but
that that never drops Eddie to spend this point is
breaking bad, realistic, amazing show probably Okay, okay, who was
(10:07):
your favorite character on Yellows Done? I would have to
say the girls. I mean every time she comes on,
I'm like, oh my gosh, what's gonna happen? I like Jimmy,
Jimmy Hey, and I've already seen Ryan Bingham showed up
now and he's starting. Yeah. I like that. They announced
the CMA nominees later on this morning. Did you vote?
I didn't, You didn't. Yeah. Here's the thing about voting.
(10:30):
They go, hey, click this link to vote because we're members.
And then they're like, do you know your nineteen digit code?
And I'm like no, and then I got to go
track it down, and then by the time I go
track it down, I've forgotten what I'm tracking down. I
think I have it on some like credit card looking thing.
The code don't we have like our call? Oh we
do have a card? Yeah? Well, I did vote. I'm
(10:50):
pretty excited to see who who's nominated today. And so,
you know, we talked about how Garth Brooks has pulled
himself out of the running for CMA Entertainer of the Year.
He was still up to be voted for, and I
voted for him, even though he didn't want it to right,
and they took his picture down, but he was still
out to be voted for. So I voted for him.
Did you vote, Eddie? I did. I did vote for Garth.
(11:12):
I voted with my kids too, because I let them
help me, like influence my votes. Oh really, Yeah, that
was fun. I don't know how they'd feel about that.
I mean, they're not they're definitely not happy with us
right now. But your kids voted. I didn't vote. It'll
be interesting to see who's up for CMA Entertainer of
the Year. That's the big prize. Garth Brooks has won
the most ever with seven. He won the first in
(11:32):
nineteen ninety one, when they started to do Entertainer of
the Year, ninety two, ninety seven, ninety eight, twenty sixteen,
twenty seventeen and twenty nineteen. That is amazing that he's
been considered the peak since we were before we were teenagers,
and still now he is. And so what I have
here are the top five artists with the most CMA
(11:55):
Entertainer of the Year wins. Are you ready? I guess
some of these? Who do you think? Let's see here?
Who do you think has the most CMA Entertainer of
the Year wins? Amy guarths at one? Can you name
any of the other four? Oh? How far back do
(12:19):
we go? Like? Are they old school? Because Garth is
games from the nineties? Go ahead? Okay? Um Luke Brian.
Luke Brian is not on the list. He's won two,
but he's not in the top five. Eddie, I'm gonna
go with Kenny Chesney. Kenny Chesney's at number two all time.
He's got four cmas White entertaining that guy is Yeah,
(12:47):
he's got He's the second of all time. Um, go ahead,
and Amy taken at this game. You're not We've realized
that that's fun. That's okay, all right? Um. One of
them's a band that should give it to you right there?
Oh Brooks and Done. No, okay, they'd be a duo
more than a band, true, Okay, a band? How many
(13:09):
people learn it more than two? Eddie? Do you want
to guess the band? Yeah, I'm gonna go pre Garth
and I'll go Alabama Alabama one three in a row. Yeah?
What are you studying with? No? Yes, whole life. Alabama
is considered the greatest band a country music history. Yeah,
they went three in a row. I guess Garth. First
(13:31):
one was in ninety one, but it started way before that.
Alabama one, eighty two, eighty three, and eighty four. All right,
there are two left in the top five. How many
does George Strait have You can guess him, man, I'd
give him ten. But how many does you have? Are
you guessing him? Yes? Coming in at number four? It's
George Straight three, my boy, and there's one more and
(13:53):
this person's tied with a George Strait. Who else has three?
Let me give you the years nineteen ninety five, two
thousand and two and two thousand and five. Who is
number five all time? Nineteen Yeah, nineteen ninety five, two
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thousand and two. In two thousand and five, Blake Shelton.
When was Austin? Uh? I don't think Austin got him
an entertainment that was his first hit. I know it
was Eddy. What about Brad Paisley? No, m you think
you're missing a big one? And he's also a big guy.
(14:37):
Ohhh no, Durban's one two? I know? But um, who's
uh from Oklahoma with the Toby Keith? Yes? No, alright,
Zach Brown, Alan Jackson, Alan, you said a big one.
I thought you meant like he's a massive guy. Table,
(15:00):
I went Toby Keith big. So those are the top five.
It's Garth Kenny, Alabama, George Straight, Alan Jackson. A lot
of people have won two, by the way, Alan Jackson
six foot four, Yeah, Luke, Bryan Keith, Urbin, Taylor Swift,
Vince Gill, Hank Williams Junior, and Barbara Mandrell of All
one two. So today we'll have the big CMA Award.
(15:23):
We'll see who's up. I hope Garth's inner it again,
just to be funny because I voted for him. He
should win. I think he should win it again, but
he pulled himself out. Other notes, Willie, Rieba and Dolly
have won one time each. Lauretta Lynn was the first
female winner of Entertainer of the Year in nineteen seventy two,
and Barbara Mandrell was the first back to back winner,
taking home the trophy in nineteen eighty and nineteen eighty one.
(15:44):
That's pretty much Bobby and Eddie Music School a segment
right there. I'm having some work done on the house
outside and I was walking out coming over here today
and it smells like WD forty. And I love the
smell of w D forty that in gasoline, Like, probably
shouldn't love it as much as I do, but I
could just sit there and take it in. Is there
a smell that is a little weirder but you love it? Yeah?
(16:05):
And I just realized how much I missed it. Or
loved it from back in my tennis days because we
were cleaning out the garage and I found some tennis
ball cans and open them up to put some stuff away,
and when I popped open the can, I just that's
a good smell, and so brand new tennis ball smell. Eddie,
you My weird one is parmesan cheese. People say it's
(16:26):
so bad, but I really like the way it smells.
Do you guys like gas? Oh? Yeah, no, no, no,
you don't know. You act like it's a bad thing.
It's stinky. Sometimes skunks smell good to me. I'm not
kidding why. I don't know. Not all skunks, but there
are certains. Maybe I don't know what's what to eat
that day, but there's some skunks that if they if
(16:47):
I drive down the road, I'm like, well, it's kind
Do you like the smell of No, I don't see,
because that's that smells the same to me as skunk.
Oh it does, really. Yeah, m a your coronavirus talking.
You have all your smell back? I would say eight
percent percent, still not very strong. I used to have
(17:08):
a pretty sensitive smell. That's not here right now. Do
you like the smell of Mary Jay Mary Jane Um
it called Mary Jane Jane said Jay. I thought it
was like doctor's cousin. Um, not particularly, No, I don't know,
(17:33):
yeah me, not at all. Yeah. Yeah, let's way. You
have a smell you like? Oh yeah, I like smelly socks.
Like every time I take my socks off, I have
to smell them. I just I don't know why. Something
about my that smells like good day. Yeah. I love
new car smells like getting in a fresh car. That
leather smells great. Well more, Raimond, know what you got. Yeah,
(17:55):
whenever my chick leaves something in the oven too long
and it gets burnt, sets off the fire alarm. I
actually love the smell and I just slowly fan it.
That's where you like burnt food? Yeah, yeah, I really do.
I don't know what it is, but it. Yeah, it
definitely brings up my senses a little bit. That's funny.
I heard that before the latest from Nashville in Tullywood
(18:17):
Morgan number two thirty, said Skinny luke. Holm shared a
teaser of a new love song inspired by his wife Nicole.
It's called Forever After All Others. Dam Hunt shared his
(18:46):
version of Garth Brooks song what She's Doing Now on
his Instagram page. Here's a clip what She's doing now,
End up my mind, Anty in my heart, Get here time.
And I wonder if she though Kane Brown talked about
(19:12):
his daughter Kingsley. Well, we'll say we got lucky with
our baby. I've had probably at least fifteen to twenty
people ask me or tell me that she's the happiest
baby they've ever seen. But I feel like she's going
to come with some attitude as she gets older. And
Morgan number two, that's your skinny Hall. It's time for
the good news. Good So lately there have been thousands
(19:35):
of people lined up at credit unions in Oregon because
they can apply for a five hundred dollars relief check.
And so these lines have been going out of these
credit unions and one specifically, there's a woman named Catherine Davidson.
She says they were probably about one hundred people in
line when a luxury car pulls up and this guy
gets out and he's kind of like just upset that
what are all these people in the way of my
ATM machine? And so they explain to him what's happening.
(19:59):
He says, really, you got doesn't need help? They said, yes,
so we need help. That's what we're here for. He
goes back to his I don't know, they said, luxury
car and he gets stacks some hundred dollar bills and says, here,
pass it down the line, everyone, take a hundred They
said it must have been at least ten thousand dollars
one hundred dollar bills once about that side of you
on this one. That's on two levels that's crazy. One
that it's awesome he would do that, yeah, But two
(20:20):
that he says stacks of money in his car. But
I love that he was. They said he was just
annoyed at all the people in front of his ATM
and they says, okay, I can help. He's like, did
you guys get out the ways? And also if he
really passed a stack back? Yeah, because who knows that
Jimmy's not gonna take the whole stack and just look
at and take off running. You know a lot of
Jimmy's thought about it. That's a great story. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. Sorry
(20:46):
to day. This story comes up from Salem, New Hampshire.
A twenty nine year old woman is facing charges after
she went to her ex boyfriend's house because she wanted
to get back together. And when he said, look I'm done,
I don't want to get back together, she got back
in her car, put it in reverse and then boom
rammed into his car and ran to his car over
and over again. That's some anger, and that's some issue
(21:08):
that's not just her mad about this, like there's some
underlying stuff there. Huh. I would never want to do that.
My way to get out of a situation is leave.
She wants to hit over and over now. And what
if you decide to be with her later on in
life for two years from now? And you see she
did that to her last guy. That scare me too.
I'm lunch boxed out your bone head store of the
day Here is Andrew from California Morning Studio. I just
(21:33):
wanted to get your advice, Bobby. Me and my girl
are currently in a long distance relationship, and I know
you and Caitlin were at that point, but I just
want some advice. We're both young, we're both trying to
live it up, so that advice would be great. Thank
you my advice. And it was the first ever long
distance relationship i'd ever done. We just always had a
plan next. We weren't ever just living separately, going I
(21:54):
wonder when we'll see each other again, even if it
was far away. We had a plan. We would look
looking forward to when she would come here or I
would go there. But then again, we got here with
Corona pretty quick because we dated for a few only
a few months, and then she was just kind of
trapped here, which in the end was the greatest thing
to ever happened to me. Right, So my only advice
(22:16):
to you, so I'm like your young guy, is just
make sure that you know whenever you leave, you already
have your next little spot planned, because you're looking forward
to something always. Otherwise you kind of just feel like
you're floating. Kaitlyn used to come to town and then
she would get here and then start to get sad
already because she'd have to she knew she'd have to
leave in a few days. And I was like, waited,
wait a minute, don't get sad until you're actually leaving. Yeah,
(22:39):
Like just be happy for a second. Yeah, and so,
and then I take her to the airport and I
would talk with that and say like, hey, there no
need to get sad. You're gonna come back. We already
have our next short planned. Like that's why I worked
for us. It's like, don't get sad. This is enough.
You're coming back in three weeks or two weeks, and
then you're gonna get stuck here and then and then
you're gonna live a out a one single small suitcase
for three months. Yeah, that would be my advice there, Andrew,
(23:02):
good luck. It can work. It's tough, it can work.
But there's also got to be a bit of a
plan for how to end the long distance as well.
There's got to be an instant the means, let's do
one more. Here we go. This is a heather in
North Dakota. I just wanted to find out if you
and Caitlin had your own song as a couple. We
(23:23):
have a few, I mean, her and I haven't really
talked about this on the level of just picking a song,
but I've I've made a list here the first time
we kind of went somewhere together, and she knows every
nineties country song everywhere to every nineties country song, and
so we were Brooks and done. Neon Moon had Oh,
I know what was happening Eddie and I were practicing
(23:43):
because we were playing with Brooks and Dune and I
was learning, making sure I knew every word of the song,
because you feel like you do until you have to
sing it with them right and you're like go And
then we just kind of say that song reminds me
of her because we just sang it for an entire weekend.
So that's not our song, but that's one. Also, the
Duelipa song Don't Stop Now reminds me of her when
(24:04):
we first met Don't Come, Don't Stop, because I didn't
even love the song, but she liked the song and
she went to the same church as to Alipa, and
so I thought that was cool. Yeah, that is cool,
And so that song was a big one Jesse and
the Rippers Forever serious, Yeah why why? Because she used
(24:29):
to play it all the time and be like, this
is my song for you and she was kind of
kidding but not really. And also who doesn't let full
house and Jesse's playing this at the wedding forever the
jam um But fine, the one that I would say
is our song, not because we've picked it or had
this conversation, and this song because she says that when
(24:55):
she knew that I was the one for her. I
took her to a Matt Carney concert and we were
in Oklahoma City because I surprised her by going to
the Oklahoma City Thunder game and then Matt Carney was playing.
He's a friend of mine, and so after the game,
we went over and watched the back end of his
show and hung out with him afterward. But he played
this song at the very end of it, and she said,
(25:15):
when during this song is when she knew that I
was the one and it's nothing left to lose. So
and then we listened to that song all the time too,
because we know all the words to it, and that
was a real special time for us. And then in
the song too, he talks about moving to Nashville, you know,
(25:37):
and probably in her life too, she's thinking like, oh
my gosh, like I could live in Nashville. Well, that
whole song too was like let's just go for it,
like there's we got nothing to lose, let's just go
get it. So yeah, and it's a jam too. Where
were you and that since you know where you were,
like the game and the concert if that's when she
had the moment of knowing where were you at that
moment already knew you knew too, well, Yeah, because I
(26:00):
plan the whole trip. I'm not planning a trip like
that for somebody that I'm not berserk over. So yeah,
And she said I haven't seen it, and I'm not
going to ask her for it. That she took notes
on her phone that night on how she felt because
she didn't want to let that kind of go by,
and she wanted to. I guess maybe when she gets
mad emulators she can go check it for a little diary.
(26:20):
But I think and I can ask her. I think
that's probably are If we had to sit and vote
on a song, I think that's it. Nothing left to lose.
Matt Carney, but those other ones remind me of her
a lot. Every time I hear ne on Moon Now,
it's like, that's I just think about That's cool. Yeah,
you have a song, not like your first dance at
your wedding, but like a song that you you and
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your husband when you first started being together. It was
like your song. I mean, ours is anything when we
first started dating. He loves Texas country, so and Pat
Green ended up being one of our songs. But I
would say anything Jerry Jeff, Pat Green, Robert L. Keane
and even some other guys that aren't as known as
those Texas country guys. So you have a whole format
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as you even now, Yes, all the Texas country anything
with a red nerd and it is our song. No,
But I will say, like even Parker McCollum's song that's
out now, when it comes on the radio, it instantly
has that Texas country feel, and I think of him
already with that song and he loves it. But there's
not s song but I can think of right now
unless it's pagering crazy. But Eddie, you said not that.
(27:28):
I think ours kind of came later. We had our
early ones, but I think fix You now has become
our song because of just the roller coaster ride that
our marriage has been, ups downs, ups, downs, and we've
always just kind of ended up being there for each other.
So when fix You comes on, we both just get
really quiet and say, like, gosh, I love this song.
It's like I did too in my station. Are you
listening too? Because I don't listen to the alternative stuff too?
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They never played Fixus. They don't. It's always like hateful
stuff now all right. This is Terry from Daytona Beach, Florida.
Good morning, Bobby, Good morning Studio. I just wanted to
tell you I love the show. I love the positivity,
and I like Amy's Morning Corny. I miss What's the Hap. Yeah,
(28:16):
that's a segment where you just go around the room
and see what's happening with everybody. We can do that
now here we go, Hey, what's the hack? All right?
What's the HAPs with me? So I'm supposed to do
a scuba lesson today? Is I'm gonna do some scuba
diving this weekend. It's part of the TV show. And
my instructor got coronavirus. No way, just got the text
(28:38):
are you gonna do? I'm not taking as gooba. Let's there. Yeah,
it just says, yikes, scuba lesson not happening today. Instructor
tested positive for COVID this morning. I'm glad they tested
right then because they'd have waited another day or so
it would have been no good. So that's that's what's
happening with me. Just that there. But I got to
(28:58):
see attle this weekend trip. But it'd be pretty fun.
Amiel's happened with you? He's that well, I'm thinking about
ordering this book called Glow Kids, but I'm curious if
any other parents have read it. But it's about how
kids can get addicted to screen time and it's hijacking
their lives. So I don't know. We don't really have
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a huge limit on screen time because my kids are
pretty good about it, but I wonder if I should be,
you know, paying more attention to that. And apparently in
this book, like one family they got rid of everything.
They have, no games, no tablets, no nothing. Sounds miserable,
I know, but it was actually really good for their family.
I know that there's arguments on there's just the same
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thing happened when we were kids with watching TV at night,
you know, sitting in front of the TV too much. Well,
if anything, the book can just be educate me on
what's out there. It's also for safety on screen time too,
like if kids are messaging in certain games they play
and stuff, and how dangerous that can. Now that it
could be something for sure, but I would say to
(30:03):
let you kids have all scream of time they want, period,
never stop, never stop stopping. Well it's called Glow Kids.
If anybody else's a hearing and they're curious or if
you've read it, hit me up. All right, let's go
over to Eddie A. What's that hack? So I took
the kids of the movie theater yesterday and it was awesome.
You went to a movie and then you're coming in here. Well,
(30:23):
there was no one there, guys. It was the safest
I've ever been. You wear a mask, yes, we all
wore masks of the whole time. Okay, and touch anything
of the seat. I mean, I guess our butts touched
the seat, but other than that, that was it. There
was no one there. The ticket was two dollars. We
watched Back to the Future, and we had the time
of our lives. What did the show on? Old movies?
All old movies? Because I guess there aren't really a
(30:44):
lot of new releases coming out. But man, I mean
I was shocked. I don't know how they're going to
survive because literally there was no one there. But at
the same time felt pretty safe. Day. All right, what's
the heck? All right, let's watch some of you. Oh man,
I'm just because it's gonna be more action time for
me with me and the wife because we moved our
youngest son out of our bedroom and he is now
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sharing a room with his big brother. We put him
in a packing play, said it's time. You're six months old.
You're on your own, so it's back to just me
and my wife in the bedroom. How does the older
brother feel about that? Oh, he doesn't seem to mind.
He seems to be excited about it because he has
someone in his room. He doesn't get that he can't
play with him, and he tries to climb in his
packing play. But he doesn't seem to throw a fit
(31:29):
when we put him in there, So that's good. Thank
you for the call to Terry. I always love when
you want to hear segments. We'll do him. You guys
can call us eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby. Later
on this morning, we're gonna get the guy Johnny on.
Johnny works at the Axe Murder House in Iowa. The
Lunchbox will be spending the night in, so we're gonna
talk to him later to see how haunted he feels
(31:51):
it really is. I'm gonn press him a little bit.
By the way, Ray, how far are we away from Lunchbox?
Going forty nine days until Lunchbox goes to the Axe murderer,
ghost house people. That's such a dumb piece of audio
that we have. So we'll talk to Johnny coming up.
(32:13):
I do want to hear from Linda in Nashville. Here
you go, Morning Studio. I was wondering now that our
mayor is going to allow up to one hundred and
twenty five people at weddings, is Raymundo's gonna reinvite the
other show members to his wedding? Raymundo, they have now
said you can bring more people. Are you gonna invite
more people? No, because we found with this COVID virus
(32:37):
you really can't predict it. It could then maybe then
go back to thirty people, So why even risk it.
We've changed the number. That's the number going forward. But
you could reinvite just to people on the show, it's
like four people. I've been strictly told that is the
people that are coming. Okay, and you listen, Well, it's
got to be social distancing as well, and the venues
that we have, it'll be very comfortable with the amount
(32:57):
that we have. Okay, thank you Raymundo for that update.
Oh your Samy's pile of stories. So when it comes
to traveling, obviously, pilots and flight attendants. They're experts. And
one flight attendant went viral on TikTok with some of
her top hotel hacks of what you should do when
you're checking into your room, and some of these I
(33:17):
had literally never thought of before. So for safety reasons,
she said to never say your room number out loud
in the lobby or hallways in case someone is listening.
Also for safety, make sure there's no one behind you
as you enter your room, and then check places like
behind the curtains and under the bed for anyone who
might be hiding in there. Have you ever done that?
(33:38):
I don't say my number out loud for that reason, okay,
but I mean and then if someone's behind me, I
won't go. And that's if someone's right behind me, you
would I go on my room, okay, but if you
checked a curtain or under that. I've never looked under
the bed ever, like anybody into her No, always dead
bolt the door, remove the sheets. What happened to this
flight attendant for all this time? Like did you have
(33:58):
a traumatic experience? This sense like a horror. That's safety stuff,
and now we're getting into germ type stuff. Remove the
sheets and inspect the corners of the bed for bedbugs.
Never use the bedcover or decorative pillows because they do
not get washed. Keep your luggage off the bed to
keep your bed as clean as possible. And then this
is a fun tip. If there's no fridge in your room,
(34:18):
use the hotel ice bucket to keep anything cold. Put
in the ice bucket, Yeah, dude or something. Yeah, that's funny.
I never have thought of that one, right, A little
hack there. So there's a new Halloween mask out this
year and it's great too. It's called the Karen. Yeah,
and it's got the haircut you would expect, kind of like, yeah,
(34:41):
bloodshot eyes, angry wrinkles, and a furious facial expression. Yeah,
it's a middle aged white woman really angry. It's pretty funny.
It's a it's I mean, I would see that and
know what that was. I know that was a Karen mask. So,
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefanie, they are set to return
to the Voice this fall, and after a delay, the
premier date has been set. Season nineteen's coming back on Monday,
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October nineteenth, and it'll be Blake, Glenn, John Legend, and
Kelly Clarkson all returning and then Carson Daley, of course,
will be the host. Never heard of it? Yeah, me neither.
Why don't I don't know that singing show? Oh, because
we only know American Idol. I only know American Idol.
Oh yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. I don't
(35:24):
even know why I did this story, and he's now
second guessing why she's promoting the voice I listened to
be fair. I haven't resigned American Idol yet. I don't
know if I can. Yeah, right, but that's my show.
But yeah, hey, good luck to them. I guess they're
doing a show too. Hey, we're fair and balanced here,
so listen. People don't say they're fair and balance. Are
never fair and valance. I know I was trying to
use one of those political slogans, but what do you
(35:47):
have to give fair? Like if you have one politician on,
you have to have the other one any more. That's
not the law anymore. So much I thought it was
because I was gonna say, I'm gonna give you the
microphone to say the premier date for American Idol, and
I don't know. I'm not back on the show yet, Okay,
I don't know or if I am gonna be. I
don't know. I don't know. I hope I am all right?
Is that it? Yep? Maybe that's my pile. That was
(36:10):
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. Good.
There was a dude in scott Louisiana out Mowna's lawn
when he is overcome by the heat down. He goes
in the front yard. Neighbors called nine one one. They respawn,
(36:31):
firefighters ems take him to the hospital, and the firefighters like, man,
that poor dude just needs some yardwork done. So they
stayed behind and finished the yardwork. Yeah, that's always awesome.
Over they're like, yeah, we got him, We got him.
That's a good one. That's what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good. You can go over
to Bobby Bones dot com and vote in our driver's
license beauty pageant. We all took our pictures from our
(36:53):
driver's license to put him up. And I haven't seen
the results, but Mike d says someone is dominating with
forty five percent of the vote and that person is
Morgan number two. Wow, you got your glamour shot on
over there? What I guess? So, I mean it's a
brand new photo, So that makes me feel good, all right,
Morgan number two. Dominating in second place is Amy with
(37:16):
twenty four percent. I'm third, Lunchbox Eddie and Raymundo, who
looks like a keebler Elf in his picture. And that's
not about you being short. It's just that thing looks
you look squished together. Yeah, they didn't really take that
much time on my pictures, so I blamed the office
Bobby Bones dot com. We'll leave it up for another
day and vote in our driver's license beauty paget tag
(37:38):
us too if you have a really funny driver's license
picture and like take your information off of it because
we may screenshot it and post it. But tag us
on your Instagram story if you have a really funny
driver's license picture, and then we'll see it and post
some of them too. That'd be fun. Huh. Yeah, all
right's go over to Amy and get in the morning
Corny Morning Corny called, am I cold? Yeah, we'll go
(38:01):
sit in the corner. It's ninety degrees. Oh, sit in
the corner. Morning. He's doing some experiment of comedy this morning, Matt.
Teachers are gonna love it. Or geometry? Should I say,
did you see a picture of Brad Pitt's new girlfriend. Yeah,
(38:23):
but I guess the headline I read too is that
she's married. Still. Yeah, so it's the whole thing's off.
I mean, I guess it's Hollywood on right, but it
fills off to us. He's fifty six, she's twenty seven.
Now what do you think about that? I mean it's
Brad Pitt, right, Yeah, so you're okay, Okay. We name
(38:45):
is Nicole uh Potowski. She's married. She and her husband
have been married for eight years. They have a seven
year old child. Sources to say they have an open relationship.
Brad allegedly met her at her sixty eight year old
husband's restaurant in Berlin. Whoa soon after they met, she
filmed to Los Angeles to be with to be the
Brad and they're together right now? Oh what so her
(39:08):
husband knows? Hold on? So her husband was like sixty
and she was nineteen when they first got together. You know, Sorry,
this is where my brain goes. Yeah, mine didn't go there. Okay,
I guess you're right. They've been together that long, twenty
seven years old. He's a well known German restaurant tour.
Oh huh. We think about Brad Pitt when you hear this,
(39:32):
I mean, it's not weird to me, because yes, Hollywood
like yeah, and I think we heard all kinds of stuff.
Angelina have you seen her? Oh yeah, it's just pretty's cute.
A ten year old drummer challenged Dave Grohl to a
drum off. Dave Grohl is the drummer for He was
(39:54):
the drummer for the Red hum He's the lead singer
of the Red Hot Chilie Drop. Although I know this,
he's the late single the Food Fighters, The Food Fighters
your favorite, one of your favorite bands ever. And then
(40:14):
he was the drummer of the Nirvana. I almost said that. Okay,
give me a break. You didn't almost say that. You
said a lot of things, and none of them were
near Nirvana. This girl's ten years old. She did a
cover of Food Fighters ever long, and she did the
drum section. And so here's a clip of her calling
(40:35):
Dave girl out ten years old. Here you go, Dave,
that's her so good, that's her. That's amazing. She's ten. Yeah,
(40:58):
she's ten. And your son is is he still doing drums? No? No,
I don't think I think we made it to this far.
We're at the kitchen table. Boy is hitting with your hands.
Here is Dave girl playing and responding to her, and
he's playing on his young daughter's drum set. I haven't
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played that song since the day I recorded it in
nineteen ninety seven, but Nanny, in the last week, I've
gotten at least one hundred texts for people all over
the world saying, this girl is challenging you to a
drum off. Hey, Ray, you should challenge like Sam Hunt. Um,
like a whistle challenge or a yodel challenge or something.
(41:41):
We'll have to think up something creative. I just did
a whistle challenge or a drum like what something does
Sam Hunt? Whistling? A me? No, do you hear Sam
Hunt's new song? Did you put on Instagram? Though? H
Well it was a cover of what She's doing now
Garth Brooks, but he auto tuned it crazily. Here listen
to this here miny some math, but tonight A what's
(42:10):
she doing now? What she's doing now? Staring me hard?
You'll end up my mind empty in my heart in
here calls time colo And I wonder if she know
what she's doing When thinking about that, it works to
(42:34):
me it's not the traditional feel of that song. And
if you're looking for this jam, you're only getting the
words and the melody a bit because some people were
hating on it hard. He's not trying to be contemporary.
He's not trying to be that. That's he's trying to
make it contemporary. He listen. Is it for me? Probably not?
I love garths so much. I don't want to mess
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with a bunch of garth. But for it works for Sam,
wondering she you knew he posted that. You knew, he knew,
you knew it was gonna be controversy, he knew. Yeah.
I do love Sam, though, So I'm gonna give you
the real first name of a famous country artist. You
just tell me who it is and who we know
them by. For example, Frederick is that dark spent leader
(43:16):
John Party? We did that one before the break? Okay,
are you ready ready? Troyal? Now? Whose first name is Troyl?
Is that Garth Brooks's real name or George Strait's real name?
Troy troyol Oh my gosh, I did not know either
of them had a different I didn't even know that
was a name, Troy Troy. I'm gonna go with Garth
(43:43):
real name Troyal Garth Brooks. Yeah, there you go. Okay,
Patricia is that Reba or is it Tricia Yearwood? Well
it makes more sense. It's Patricia. But is this a question? Patricia?
Is it Riba or is it Tricia Yearwood? Tricia Yearwood?
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The answer Patricia Lynn Yearwood. All right. Kenneth whoseal name
is Kenneth? Is it Eric Church or Jason Alden? Eric Church?
I think Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth. I think it's say
it like both of them doing impression of them, but
(44:29):
you'll get it. Kenneth. That's Eric Church. Good ye do Alden?
Kenneth Um, Eric Church, It's Kenneth, Eric Church. Eileen whose
(44:49):
name is Eileen? Is it Faith Hill or Shania Twain? Oh? Man, Eileen?
I know this one. I think it's faith Hill. The
answer is Eileen Regina Edwards and that would be Shania
Twain totally different. But faith Hill's name is Audrey Faith Perry. Okay,
(45:12):
all right. How about Samuel is Samuel tim McGraw, Toby Keith,
oh Tim mcgrawl. Tim McGraw is Samuel Timothy mcgrawl. Yeah,
and his dad is Oh come on, Oh, I just
had it. Yeah, I was gonna say tout. That's Keen
on the tip of my tongue. All right, one more
(45:33):
Colden Colden. Is that Chris Stapleton Colden, Chris Stapleton or
is that Cole Swindel Colden? I think it's gotta be
Cole Swindell. Oh, I guess it is your answer. Yeah,
(45:54):
it's Colewinde Colden, Rainy Swindell Rainy. I've never heard of
Royal or Colden. You need her until today. This is
Hollie from Raleigh, North Carolina. Hey, Bobby Morning Studio. Love
to so love the podcast. My only thing is I
(46:14):
now have a nine month old daughter and whenever she's
in the car, she usually falls asleep. When you guys
play the games and get an answer wrong, the buzzer
always wakes her up and scares her. If you could
please lighten up the buzzer or stop getting answers wrong,
greatly appreciate it. Thanks guys, that's funny. Or stop getting
answers wrong. This is Tricia from Saint Louis. Hey, good morning.
(46:40):
I'm just listening to Thursday show on the podcast about
Amy and Skashira's TV my kids are eighteen and twenty.
They still don't have a television in their room. There's
just no need. They can watch come out as a family,
don't need to iceolate in the bedroom, don't need to
watch them at all night. I would never give my
children a television in the room. So stay strong, Amy. Okay,
(47:03):
so Amy's actually brought in her daughter's case for having
a TV. Yeah, this is she said. I'm going to
build a case and present it to you. So this
is her presentation. Okay, here is Amy's thirteen year old daughter. Okay,
this is why I should have a TV in my room.
I am responsible, and I have the perfect space in
my roomb, and it would have me sleep and I
(47:25):
do all my homework, and I can invite mom to
sleep with me, to spend time together, and I can
take it to college with me. Wow. A lot of
great reasons there. She is very responsible, she is. So
what did you tell her? I don't have an answer
(47:46):
for well, I say, yes, of course you do. Of
course you do. Then you know, father of the year
of your bones, what do you do about the sun
that has a room right across the hall that gets
jealous of every thing? And then says, well, how comes
to Sara gets a TV and I don't get a TV.
I'd make him earn it. And what has she done
(48:07):
to earn it? Be responsible? She told she's supposed to
do homework, but she told you because she has the
perfect space on her wall. Yeah, it's a great one,
and she taking the college. She's saved, looking for the future.
Do you feel like you have to if you give
one kids something, the other kid has to have it too. No,
we're really working on that. But it's it's not an
issue with her. She's like, I don't understand why he
acts this way. I don't. I don't. I get happy
(48:29):
for him if he gets something that I don't have,
But he doesn't. His brain isn't there yet. Can't she
tell him, when you turn twelve or thirteen, you'll also
get a TV in your room. Whoa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Slow down. It's just a band aid for now. He
can decide later, but it gives you a couple of
years buffer. I think you should let the TV in
the room because you can regulate that like you can't
anything else. But then she didn't, wouldn't put in her recording.
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This is just during a conversation because she you know,
that's what she wanted to do her for her presentation.
But she also told me she's like and then on
Saturdays she's like, Mom, I won't have to leave my room.
It will be amazing, excellent. No, we I like family time.
I need her to leave her room. I think as
long as she meets your requirements, she should be able
to have a TV if she's doing her homework, and
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if she starts to fall off you that you can
take that away from her because it means a lot
to her. I didn't have a TV in it shouldn't matter.
That shouldn't matter, all right. I just don't Oh, he
does not think she needs a TV in the room
at all. We have all kinds of TV's in our
house where she can go in a common area and
(49:36):
be amongst other people. Sometimes you just want to watch
TV by yourself. I do. I don't know where she
got this whole TV's gonna help me sleep thing, probably
for me, because anything. So, when are you gonna make
your decision right now? No? Not right now. This is
like a big, big decision. I do not take this
lightly at all. There's so many things to consider. And
(49:58):
I feel, like Eddie said the other day, his son
has a tablet and can watch that. And there's you know,
she has access to her Netflix account on there, and
so maybe I just say you can have more freedom
to watch whatever on your tablet during certain hours. But
she's a nighthouse. She will stay up all night, she says, Mom,
I was born. I come alive at night too. I
(50:20):
feel I understand, I know, but like I can't. I
can't have her, I guess. And she says she's responsible,
and I'll have to trust that she's turning it off.
But I have these random checks. And oh, I knocked
on her door, in fact, the other day knocked on
it and I just walked right in. And then she said, Mom,
could you knock and then announce who you are before entering.
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She's thirteen, she's a teenager, and you probably wanted the
same thing. Why don't need to announce who I am?
I'm knocking. I'm giving her the respect of like, hey,
but I but if it's her dad, though she may
decide to, I don't know, put on different closure. Put
it all right. Why this is not my debate or
my fight. I'm just giving you my opinion and if
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there's a TV that shows up on your doorstep of
the big kid's gonna get a TV in its nursery.
It's like wow, and okay, you want TV. It's just
the office theme. It's time for the good news. You know.
Not many people would foster a cancer ridden dog with
(51:24):
just a little time to live, but Jenny Leech and
her husband decided to make a promise that every day
that this dog had left would be a good one.
Twelve years old, THEO was abandoned, in bad shape what
Someone found him in the parking lot of a Walmart.
But THEO still seemed like a happy dog, they say,
so the couple was like, all right, we're gonna give
them some good experiences. So that was the beginning of
Theo's bucket list, which started off simply with ice cream,
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which is a good one though, I'm gonna be honest,
it's awesome. Then getting a burger at a drive through,
chewing a fresh bone from a butcher's shop. It sounds
like my bucket list too. Jenny Leech posted his day
he adventures on Facebook and soon discovered that previously sick
and abandoned dogs were being taken care of the same
way by other people too, and so people then started
(52:09):
donating bucket list ideas and items. THEO went for a
riding A musta convertible, so and it went on and on.
Um you know, the ended up passing away. But man,
they put him out in style. Yeah, that's awesome. That's awesome, right,
that butcher bone. That would just be a plus, just
for a dog. Butcher bone. I like the convertible around.
(52:31):
The convertible sounds pretty cool, all right, that's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Eddie sent
me a video of a three year old girl that
was lifted in the sky because she got caught on
a kite. It's crazy. Yeah, it's so insane. It's like
a kite show or whatever, and they're just kites going
all over and I guess she grabbed onto it and
the kite took her up. It says the three year
old girl was lifted up one hundred feet in the
(52:52):
sky after getting caught on a giant kite. Footage from
a festival showed a group of helpers struggling to contain
the giant length of orange material as they were battered
by heavy winds. The crowd cheers at the kites first
taking flight, but then screams of horror happened whenever the
little girl got caught up and started soaring with the kite.
(53:13):
I mean, she is launched into the yard and she's
whipping like back and forth because the kite's just kind
of going left right, left, right, up down. You know
what it looks like. It looks like if you put
a jet pack on your back, you know how the
people go. They can't really contain themselves. That's what it
looks like. And so and then everyone's pointing and we're
trying to run underneath her. It's almost like a trampoline,
like if she falls, we're gonna catch her. I mean,
(53:33):
and she's going all over the place that they can't
quite get under her. By the way, she's okay. She
spent only thirty seconds, which had to be I mean,
I know that physically she's okay, but like emotionally and
mentally like and how awesome her to hold on for
thirty seconds. That's kind of be she wrapped up at all.
She was holding on because as soon as the kite
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came down for a second, they just grabbed her. That's crazy.
I can't even hold onto a rope, swing over the water.
Sometimes she's holding onto a kite. The crowd's cheers turned
into scream. She weighs twenty eight pounds. She went as
high as one hundred feet in the air. She spent
thirty seconds being tossed around before finally being lowered close
enough for them to grab the bottom of the kite
and then pull her to safety. Whoo, that is crazy, man,
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And I mean she flips upside down for her head,
her feet are above her and she's holding onto the kite.
Wo Wow. Speaking of floating, David Blaine has postponed his
balloon ride. You know that was gonna be one of
the big stunts. Have you seen this where he's gonna
float three point five miles into the sky while holding
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fifty two big balloons and he's just gonna hold him
afloat three and a half miles straight up. He scraped
plans to soar over the Hudson River, and so he's
not gonna do New York City. But now they're going
to go to like the Grand Canyon area. To qualify
for the stunt, he had to obtain his pilot's license.
Interesting the FA deemed his fifty two helium balloon flying
(55:02):
stunt at eighteen thousand feet as an experimental aircraft. YouTube
will stream the live event with this, I'm gonna ask you,
and I know what your answer should be, but are
you hoping there's a bit of drama with it? But
he lives because we don't watch crazy stunts for them
just to get pulled off with no hiccup, right, Like
(55:22):
you don't watch the guy high wire walking for him
just to walk and be fine. You want him to
slip a little bit but still hold right, I don't
you don't know. I don't gets you nervous. I'd rather
just go just as planned. It's no fun. When he
crosses the wire without slipping, he still did something cool.
I like, if they know they're not gonna slip, they
still talk to sleep like, I don't know, man, this
doesn't feel so great and he still nailed, Like give
(55:44):
me something made me feel a little bit where I'm
gonna go ooh. Since David Blaine, though, is a magician,
is this real? I think this isn't a magician. This
is him being um like an artist. He hasn't there's
a name a performance artist, so it's not just magic,
So I don't think this is magic. All right. There's
(56:04):
a groom joking that twenty twenty hasn't been the best year,
and then lightning strikes at his wedding. His name is Aaron.
Him and wife Denise. We're in the middle of their
outdoor ceremony, and here's the audio of him. I don't
know what to make of lightning striking a quarter mile
away during our wedding vows. I take it as a
good sign that we didn't get electrocuted. Let's face it,
twenty has not been the best year. Leather Nature did
(56:31):
not like that. Oh my gosh, Wow, he's not a Mike.
Let's face it, guys, listen, waboos that crazy. I'll give
you this too. Before we get into Blake Shelton. Here,
here are the top three songs in country music this week.
At number three, it's Thomas rhet and Friends Be a
Light Change. He will be in performing on Friday Show
(56:55):
this week. Number two is Luke Combs Loving On You,
and the number one song is Florida Georgia line I
Love My Country. The number one hip hop song is
The Baby featuring Roddy Rich. You like that one? I
(57:19):
just know from TikTok. I guess I've never heard anything
other than the fifteen seconds on TikTok. And the number
one rock song is from Metallica with the San Francisco
Symphony All within my Hands. That's the big songs in
music this week. Amy, Did you ever like Metallica? No?
(57:41):
I was never a Metallica fan. Really, yeah, because I
heard they worships the Devil, That's what they said around town.
What church they were like, don't Metallica worships the Devil?
Because everything was black? And so I just never got
into Metallica. Did you like Metallica? That Black album was
one of my favorites? The Devil? Well, No, I guess
that was the one unforgiven? Interesting? What else? Also? Nothing
(58:03):
else matters? Those are all good songs. Forty nine days
until Lunchbox goes to spend the night in the Vascilla
Axe Murder House. It started as a segment where we
just heard this was a house should go sleep in.
We commented on it if we thought that the ghosts
were real, and murder houses do. We had a listener
call and go, I didn't think it was real, but
I stayed in it. Now I believe it, and so
(58:24):
we're gonna send lunchbox off and he's gonna go spend
the night. Do we know who with yet? Oh? No,
we have not booked anybody solid confirmed. I mean I've
had people reach out a lot of listeners, but I
don't know who's gonna go with me. Okay, Well, right
now we have Johnny, who's a tour guide at the
Vascilla Axe Murder House. Hey, Johnny, how are you? I'm
living the dream? How are you guys doing it? I'm
pretty good? So am I saying it right? Valissa, I've
(58:49):
heard it a million ways. It's actually pronounced Vliska. Okay,
the Valiska Axe Murder House. Now, for our listeners that
maybe are just hearing this for the first time, what
happened at this house? And when did it happen? There
was a two ninth nineteen twelve, a family of six
came home with two little girls that stayed the night.
Next day, they were all found murdered with an axe.
Eight total investigations went on for five years. In nineteen eighteen,
(59:15):
a minister confessed, but he talked about voices telling him
to kill and a shadow giving him the axe. He
was acquitted of all charges. So at this point it's
Iowa's oldest unsolved crime. If this happened now, this would
be the biggest news story in the world, right huge,
It would be unbelievable. But back then, I guess there
(59:38):
really was no way to track stuff happening like this.
What do you think happened, Johnny? You know now that
Library of Congress has put all these old newspapers online,
We're finding about twenty years of ax murders that are
very similar. So kind of the thought is maybe an
early traveling serial killer. Oh wow, so maybe some but
(01:00:00):
he was coming through town. They decided to stop by
there in Iowa and do some acts murdering, and this
just happened to be the house. Yeah, I mean, there's
no motive. There was money left, not touched. But every
crime scene is very unique, with mirrors being covered or
rob bacon laid on the floor, you know, food left
(01:00:22):
at the table. It's all kind of the same m o.
When you're touring through this and you're taking people to
the house, do you ever hear the ghosts or like
the children's voices on a tour? Absolutely. I've been here
over fifteen years and I've seen stuff happen daytime, nighttime.
I mean, there's no rhyme or reason to it. It
just does it. And you believe in your whole heart
(01:00:44):
that there are ghosts haunting this house. When I came here,
I'm a history guy, and I made fun of the
ghost stuff relentlessly. I thought it was the dumbest thing
I'd ever heard until I had my experiences, and then
I started staying and I I've done over four hundred
overnights alone in the house trying to debunk it. It's creepy.
(01:01:06):
Do you have a relationship with the ghosts? I hope
a good one. You know, it's as crazy and as
Norman Bates as it sounds. After a while, you feel
kind of protective of what's over there. And I'm not
really sure that the family is even there haunting in
the place. I almost think the house itself is haunting itself,
(01:01:29):
like a rose Red type deal. I don't know what
that means. Yeah, I don't know. So in the thirties
and forties they're doing seances in the house, trying to
find the killer that route who knows what that's inviting
in And then in ninety four they open it for
overnight investigations. People are coming in trying to get stuff
(01:01:50):
to happen. That's just like flipping a light switch off.
And the stuff that happens in the house isn't something
a little kid from nineteen twelve would be doing. Nintendo.
You hear Nintendo in the background. No, no, Nintendo. But
we've got voices in French. We've asked questions and French
and got replies in it. Yeah, what can Lunchbox expect
(01:02:12):
when he comes to spend the night. I've had objects move,
terrorist rock voices, footsteps, doors open, slam, mental manipulation, Wait,
jo wait, somewhat like Lunchbox could get manipulated mentally for sure. Absolutely,
It's got a very Amityville quality going on. He's concerned
(01:02:36):
that one of the ghosts is going to follow him
back home to be with his wife and kids. Any
chance of that happening, No, because you know, like every night,
they have a revolving cast of overnights to mess with.
If they were to come to my house, I'd be like, Oh,
Grady's watching Netflix for seven hours straight. This is fun.
It'd get boring, all right. There is Johnny with the
(01:02:57):
comedy Love It, Hey, Lunchbox, do you feel about after
hearing this? I feel even worse. I mean, like, do
they do they do they get mad at you? Because
like we're going into their home where they were murdered
or where? I mean, are they mad at the people
that come and stay there? Because that's what I feel like,
they're gonna be mad at me. I think that the
house will give you exactly what you're looking for. If
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you go in yelling and provoking and hitting the hornets
and esque with a baseball bat, you're gonna get stung.
If you go in respectful, you're going to have a
respectful time. Baby, you go in guns and blazing, bah,
you're just swinging Blandley. Are you scared, Lunchbox? Where do
(01:03:38):
you want to tend on being scared? Ah? Seven man,
this is a terrible idea. This is awful. I feel
like these ghosts, Oh my gosh, he just said they
could manipulate my mind. What are they going to make
me do? Well? I'll leave that one up to researching
on the internet. There's been some incidences at the house,
(01:04:01):
but the people ever get upset that you guys are
keeping the house going where people were murdered and like
making money off of it. You know, when I came here,
I was very on the fence about that. But after
you know, being a history guy up and everywhere from
Gettysburg Plantations, trailer tears, Salem, it's all kind of bad history.
(01:04:23):
But we have to learn from it, you know what
I mean. And this inspires a lot of we do
a lot of Supreme Court judges, law enforcement, colleges for
continuing education, you know, and people that come here are
just curious. Well, and he said, it may not be
the family that is coming there that the people may
(01:04:46):
have brought in other Okay, great, I mean I get it.
But yeah, all right, listen, Johnny, we appreciate it. Looking
forward to talking to you again as we get closer
to lunchbox coming up there. Thank you for your time.
I'm and it's kind of creepy you'd have this for
a job. And I'm gonna lie to you absolutely all right, Johnny,
(01:05:08):
talk to you soon. See. Ye. If your husband said
I just don't want to wear my wedding ring anymore,
would you care a little bit? I would wonder why?
Because why why have you been wearing it for this
many years and now suddenly it bothers you, it's uncomfortable.
Almost one third of new husbands are choosing not to
wear a wedding ring in the room here, Lunchbox, do
(01:05:29):
you wear yours? Nope, Eddie you wears of course, have
it on right now? School of Steve do you wear yours? Yeah?
Wear it every day. I feel weird without it. Got
it on and listen. That's about here too. One of three,
which is lunchbox. But why doesn't lunchbox? I want to
know this. I've just never worn jewelry, never owned a watch,
never had anything. So I just it felt weird and
so I just don't wear it. Don't need to. So
it's either because of their job or they find it
(01:05:51):
uncomfortable or bothersome that's it the job. Well, yeah, the job.
I mean I don't want the way therese to think. No,
it's just uncomfortable. It feels weird to have it on
your hand. All. According to marriage counselors, if a husband
is ring free from the beginning, there's nothing to panic about.
They just don't like wearing rings, right, I can do that. However,
if he's not ring free, then all of sudden wants
to be ring free. That probably something to think about there,
(01:06:13):
Like why, like you say, yeah, and my husband does
take his offer work though, Um, what if he wanted
to wear around his neck I on a chain? Huh?
Guys do that? Yeah? Oh why? I think that's actually
pretty cool. What why because it's closer to your heart? No,
just because I don't want to wear anything in my hand.
I have trouble with watches. I never wear watches because
(01:06:34):
any jewelry around my hands, I just don't wear anything. Okay,
you run that by Caitlin. What you're wearing it as
a necklace. Eventually, whenever y'all get married one day, probably
not a fight I'd like to get into. So yeah,
I'm just trying to you know, I avoid that stuff
at this point. Ray let me talk about Raymundo for
(01:06:54):
a second. He's getting married in October. Raymundo, what I
hear from from your fiance is that you want an
expensive wedding ring and not the normal cheap guy one. Yeah,
some guys have done this rubber thing where it doesn't
even look like diamonds or anything like that, and that's
really the route I want to go. Rubber or diamonds. Diamonds. Oh,
(01:07:15):
he wants a diamond ring. Yeah, so it was nine
stones and you can get it for under a thousand dollars.
Right now, they have deals where it's half off. Why
you think about that, I don't. I am not into
diamond rings for guys unless you already wear lots of
diamonds and that's your thing. But right, you're not a
jewelry guy though. Huh. I'm really not, especially with my job.
(01:07:35):
I do a lot of stuff with my fingers. But
she said that's not cool, especially since we have the
video feed. I do need to wear the ring, especially
when I'm at work, and you would like to have
a wedding ring with diamonds and it. Who's paying for that?
I believe that my fiance does. Yes, yeah, her and
her family. But we can get her a deal. And
also at the same time, I'm not asking for a carrot.
I believe it's a fourth of a carrot. If you
(01:07:56):
go nine stones, so they're spread out, it's like little
teeny diamonds like spread out. Okay, listen, I don't know.
I spent forty five dollars on my husband's ring. So James,
every shout out, and I'm not gonna hate because I
have these pearls that I wear sometimes they're look more
like man beads. And so I had a moment. I
came in this morning, and the reason as I found
him again because Mike d sent me a picture of
(01:08:17):
machine gun. Kelly here wore pearls in the be Amazed
a couple of nights ago. Pretty cool. My pearls are
pretty cool. Why are you Why don't you have them on?
Because I feel like you just carry them with you. Well,
I had them on when I came in. I came
in this morning. Oh well, so what do you think here?
She's gonna surprise you with it on the wedding day.
It'll be picked out beforehand. So I'm still negotiating with her.
(01:08:42):
That's funny, all right, Ray, good luck with that is
no buy um. That's it. Thank you guys, see tomorrow
All right, the Bobby Bones post show, pre show. Are
you cold in here today? No? Which is weird because
I'm wearing like a skirt and a short sleeve shirt
and normally I'm in pants and a jacket. What's the
temperature in the studio sixty seven? Oh, it's very cold
to day. Maybe I'm just like my body's good. But
my feet are free I don't wear shoes under here.
(00:22):
You guys can see me on camera. We see it.
My feet are freezing and they normally warm under there.
They are. Well, I'm under a bunch of lights. The
studio is built like a TV steatum, but man, it
is freezing cold. My feet are blue. And I when
I woke up this morning, I thought to myself, with
the temperature staring to change a little bit, like just
(00:43):
in general, I feel like we're shifting seasons a bit. Yeah,
I cannot wait ready for fall. Let me go over
a couple of quick notes here, Um, Amy, was you
were touched by somebody at Loews? Yes? Like listen physically,
like emotionally, No, like physically and I kind of taken
aback by it. Still wait, so what happened? So my
(01:03):
husband I just had to go by there to pick
up one thing, and we were in and out, but
there was a listener there. Everyone was masked up. It's fine.
And then I see a guy that's like looking at me,
like you look familiar, but I don't know because I
have a mask on. And then he's really kind and
just says, are you Amy from the Bobby Bone Show?
And as he's asking, he's approaching, and then as I
(01:26):
say yes, he's like I thought, so, I just didn't
know for sure because at the mask, and then he
proceeded to get close and then put his hand on
my shoulder and just like I'm a huge fan of
the show, and I thought, what is happening? There is
twenty twenty we don't touch Oh because of COVID, Yes, coronavirus,
we don't do that, right, I guess I thought you
(01:47):
meant he like grabbed your arm. Well, no, it wasn't
like I guess. I mean, still I don't know him.
So so the distancing part was weird to you. Yes,
if this was twenty nineteen, I probably had been like, Okay,
weird that you touched me, but fine, I'll get over it.
You're nice because he was nice, But was he older,
because older people, older guys are a little just naturally
(02:08):
touch her if I had a guess because he did
have a mask on two fifty. How are people recognizing
you with a mask on? Yeah, it's weird. I don't
know hair, I mean, is it that distinct? Okay, bob
her hair? I don't know, I mean style that no idea,
(02:31):
but I mean he was hesitant. But then when I
said yes, I was that's when which you said, tell
all you guys, hey, very complimentary of the show, big fan,
which was cool. I just was taken aback, like I thought,
by now we know not to touch right in general
or COVID COVID. Oh yeah, yeah, I have a listener
to this me that she made me some cloth Arkansas
razorback masks. Nice and it's got like three layers in it.
(02:53):
That's cute. Yeah. So I've been wearing that a little
bit and people are like, what's on your mask? When
I was in Idaho, people had no idea really what
this was? Um so did that? Sorry you got touched? Yeah?
Thank you? Are you getting at Lows we're picking out
a deep freezer thing like a little for our garage
because our freezer at our house like where it's filled
(03:15):
to the max. It's not a very big one. But
because the flex, Amy's like, our freezer is so full.
It's not all my husband wanted to tell you. It's
full of lots of frozen veggies and ice cream. My
kids love ice cream, so sadly it's not full of meat.
You know what. Caitlin ordered it? Um, she texts me,
and I haven't had this. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see.
(03:35):
She said, do you want these? And she sent me
a link to something called drink poppy dot com. Did
you get her into this po Ppi? She goes, I'm
gonna get some this probiotic soda. It's supposed to be
good but also good for gut health. Nice not just said?
Because Amy and Caitlyn our friends to the point where
I don't know what side Amy's on anymore. Honestly, she
(03:56):
Amy used to be like my number one always, she
was on my side, She always had my back. But
her Caitlin are so close now that it's a bit
bothersome that I don't even know if I have a
number one anymore. Except I mean, are you always got
your back? Dude? Yeah, that's rude. I feel like you're
more loyal to hurt. You don't well answer the question, Amy,
so who do you? Who are you more loyal to?
(04:17):
I am loyal to you? Oh? Why did you doubt that?
She knows that? Right? I mean, drink probably looks cute,
though was Oh, and I have to try this out.
It looks good. So it's like a soda. I don't know.
She just said it to me. I thought Amy got
(04:37):
her into it. Okay, I remain I I what I am.
You don't have to. I'm just kidding your hard time.
I love it. Listen to the fact that the person
I'm closest to in the world, not Caitlin and my
best friend are so close is awesome to me. And
I'm just joking because I get a little bit jealous.
I think that's what it is. I think it's rooted
in jealousy. No way, A lot of times it is,
(04:59):
but rooted that not saying this in particular, but I
just worked it out right now, it's all in jealousy.
When Amy and I used to be close and hang out,
I try to remain. Sometimes I just need you to
call and be like, hey, let's go to dinner and
have some mus time Switzerland. There's no fights. It was
something she asked me advice on things, and I give it.
You know what, You're a great person to ask to
(05:19):
give me for a loss, and I explain, hey, and
I have your back on it too. There's been a
couple of things where I've said, you know what, Kaitlyn,
I think that that shouldn't bother you, because that's just
how he is, all seriousness. I'm very grateful that you
guys are close, right. I think it's a great thing.
I was making a joke and then I realized I
do kind of feel that way. But then I realized why.
I'm just jealous. I can. But she's very lucky to
(05:42):
have you as a friend. All right, she is, Okay,
all right, We're gonna go enjoy today's show. Goodbye, everybody, right, good,
(06:04):
good morning, Welcome to Tuesday show more in studio morning.
Got to smile on my face today because everybody's COVID
free around here for the first time. So Eddie was
the first one back in action. So you've been back
for about a week now. Yeah, I like a negative test.
Our security guy Tim, first time he was able to
come back in the building today he's negative. Kelly, who
does a bunch of my clothes and stuff for TV.
(06:25):
She's one of Amy's friends too, she's negative. So let's
keep it going, baby, Let's keep it going. That's that's
social distance. Let's wear masks. No more of COVID. I'm
tired of Kayleen calling this place wuhan. She calls the studio. Yeah,
she's like, how wasn't wuhan today? Do you feel safe?
So let's let's not do that. Let's go about sound
pretty good about that today? So awesome, Glad everybody's here. Amy.
(06:48):
I was reading this story by Justin Moore as we
start the show, and Justin Moore's talking about his kids
in school. He talked about how he couldn't help his
daughter with her math problems. It just reminds me of
some of the times you talk about your kids having
new math. Isn't It's not even that it's hard old math.
It's just a whole new way to talk about the
math problem. Yeah. I feel like even if I teach them,
it's gonna confuse them. He told his daughter to go
(07:10):
to our mom instead that he can help with English
and history. Do you have a clip of him talking
about this. You here. This my ten year old who
will be going into fifth grade. She was doing a
fourth grade work at the time, obviously, and she kept
coming to me with math problems. I assist, you're gonna
have to go ask you mom. Come to me for
English and history, but math and science, Like, I'm out,
(07:31):
So I'm asking you what subjects can you help your
kids with? I can do well with? Yeah, History, I
worked on a whole Cleopatra project with my daughter. English
reading stuff like that. I send the math my husband's
way if he's available. And how does he do with
the math. He's good at math, even with the new math. Yeah,
(07:52):
he can figure it out. Sometimes his patients isn't there,
but he's working on that. Eddie. What's up with doing
your kids with the teaching? Like you're asking me subjects? Yeah, History, Spanish,
pe geography on the taking Spanish or do you just
force them? I forced them just because they're half Hispanic,
like me. Do they feel like their Hispanic or do
they feel white? Now? They feel white for sure. And
(08:13):
then when I tell them the Hispanic, they argue with
me for about thirty minutes and then finally they're like, Okay,
I guess it's pretty cool. But they they are white
in their mind if they were, because I have to check.
I take it to three COVID tests a week, right
for all the sets have to be on, and they
always have one of the questions Hispanic or non Hispanic? Yeah?
What would they click? Without even thinking? They would just
say non Hispanic? Yeah, But then you would come in
(08:34):
and that would be like no, no, no, your last
name is Garcia. We are Hispanic? Um saw dad? Oh?
One other thing. We watched the finale of yellow Stone
last night. Okay, yeah, but did you love it? Yeah?
Season three wasn't a great season, but the nally was
the best single episode I've ever seen. I agree almost
to where he thought, what what we finished? I'm not
(08:57):
gonna give any spoilers here, so no reason to change it.
But there are many more reasons to change the show today.
Don't worry, just not this. But as soon as it finished,
Kaitlin goes, what And then she pulls up her phone
and goes, when does the show come back? It doesn't
come back till June of twenty twenty one. Yeah, I
can see that. Huh, So we have to wait and
be patient. But I thought it redeemed itself a little bit. Yeah,
(09:22):
I enjoyed the show. I would give it a solid
A minus. That's good for Yeah, give it a solid
A minus. Ed am I even to ask you, I'll
tell you, man, you're still going. Yeah, I'm on. I
finished episode seven last night of season one. Oh so
you're kind of in now I'm moving and uh, I mean,
just crap just keeps happening, like it's just nut doesn't stop.
But it's getting better. That's when I started to get
pretty good to me where you are now? You know
(09:43):
in the show, Amy like just stuff, just kids, his life.
Eddie's like, I can't keep watching happening. I don't know.
Yeh like it though, now I'm liking it better. Still
a little unrealistic to me. I'm not a cowboy, but
that that never drops Eddie to spend this point is
breaking bad, realistic, amazing show probably Okay, okay, who was
(10:07):
your favorite character on Yellows Done? I would have to
say the girls. I mean every time she comes on,
I'm like, oh my gosh, what's gonna happen? I like Jimmy,
Jimmy Hey, and I've already seen Ryan Bingham showed up
now and he's starting. Yeah. I like that. They announced
the CMA nominees later on this morning. Did you vote?
I didn't, You didn't. Yeah. Here's the thing about voting.
(10:30):
They go, hey, click this link to vote because we're members.
And then they're like, do you know your nineteen digit code?
And I'm like no, and then I got to go
track it down, and then by the time I go
track it down, I've forgotten what I'm tracking down. I
think I have it on some like credit card looking thing.
The code don't we have like our call? Oh we
do have a card? Yeah? Well, I did vote. I'm
(10:50):
pretty excited to see who who's nominated today. And so,
you know, we talked about how Garth Brooks has pulled
himself out of the running for CMA Entertainer of the Year.
He was still up to be voted for, and I
voted for him, even though he didn't want it to right,
and they took his picture down, but he was still
out to be voted for. So I voted for him.
Did you vote, Eddie? I did. I did vote for Garth.
(11:12):
I voted with my kids too, because I let them
help me, like influence my votes. Oh really, Yeah, that
was fun. I don't know how they'd feel about that.
I mean, they're not they're definitely not happy with us
right now. But your kids voted. I didn't vote. It'll
be interesting to see who's up for CMA Entertainer of
the Year. That's the big prize. Garth Brooks has won
the most ever with seven. He won the first in
(11:32):
nineteen ninety one, when they started to do Entertainer of
the Year, ninety two, ninety seven, ninety eight, twenty sixteen,
twenty seventeen and twenty nineteen. That is amazing that he's
been considered the peak since we were before we were teenagers,
and still now he is. And so what I have
here are the top five artists with the most CMA
(11:55):
Entertainer of the Year wins. Are you ready? I guess
some of these? Who do you think? Let's see here?
Who do you think has the most CMA Entertainer of
the Year wins? Amy guarths at one? Can you name
any of the other four? Oh? How far back do
(12:19):
we go? Like? Are they old school? Because Garth is
games from the nineties? Go ahead? Okay? Um Luke Brian.
Luke Brian is not on the list. He's won two,
but he's not in the top five. Eddie, I'm gonna
go with Kenny Chesney. Kenny Chesney's at number two all time.
He's got four cmas White entertaining that guy is Yeah,
(12:47):
he's got He's the second of all time. Um, go ahead,
and Amy taken at this game. You're not We've realized
that that's fun. That's okay, all right? Um. One of
them's a band that should give it to you right there?
Oh Brooks and Done. No, okay, they'd be a duo
more than a band, true, Okay, a band? How many
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people learn it more than two? Eddie? Do you want
to guess the band? Yeah, I'm gonna go pre Garth
and I'll go Alabama Alabama one three in a row. Yeah?
What are you studying with? No? Yes, whole life. Alabama
is considered the greatest band a country music history. Yeah,
they went three in a row. I guess Garth. First
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one was in ninety one, but it started way before that.
Alabama one, eighty two, eighty three, and eighty four. All right,
there are two left in the top five. How many
does George Strait have You can guess him, man, I'd
give him ten. But how many does you have? Are
you guessing him? Yes? Coming in at number four? It's
George Straight three, my boy, and there's one more and
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this person's tied with a George Strait. Who else has three?
Let me give you the years nineteen ninety five, two
thousand and two and two thousand and five. Who is
number five all time? Nineteen Yeah, nineteen ninety five, two
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thousand and two. In two thousand and five, Blake Shelton.
When was Austin? Uh? I don't think Austin got him
an entertainment that was his first hit. I know it
was Eddy. What about Brad Paisley? No, m you think
you're missing a big one? And he's also a big guy.
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Ohhh no, Durban's one two? I know? But um, who's
uh from Oklahoma with the Toby Keith? Yes? No, alright,
Zach Brown, Alan Jackson, Alan, you said a big one.
I thought you meant like he's a massive guy. Table,
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I went Toby Keith big. So those are the top five.
It's Garth Kenny, Alabama, George Straight, Alan Jackson. A lot
of people have won two, by the way, Alan Jackson
six foot four, Yeah, Luke, Bryan Keith, Urbin, Taylor Swift,
Vince Gill, Hank Williams Junior, and Barbara Mandrell of All
one two. So today we'll have the big CMA Award.
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We'll see who's up. I hope Garth's inner it again,
just to be funny because I voted for him. He
should win. I think he should win it again, but
he pulled himself out. Other notes, Willie, Rieba and Dolly
have won one time each. Lauretta Lynn was the first
female winner of Entertainer of the Year in nineteen seventy two,
and Barbara Mandrell was the first back to back winner,
taking home the trophy in nineteen eighty and nineteen eighty one.
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That's pretty much Bobby and Eddie Music School a segment
right there. I'm having some work done on the house
outside and I was walking out coming over here today
and it smells like WD forty. And I love the
smell of w D forty that in gasoline, Like, probably
shouldn't love it as much as I do, but I
could just sit there and take it in. Is there
a smell that is a little weirder but you love it? Yeah?
(16:05):
And I just realized how much I missed it. Or
loved it from back in my tennis days because we
were cleaning out the garage and I found some tennis
ball cans and open them up to put some stuff away,
and when I popped open the can, I just that's
a good smell, and so brand new tennis ball smell. Eddie,
you My weird one is parmesan cheese. People say it's
(16:26):
so bad, but I really like the way it smells.
Do you guys like gas? Oh? Yeah, no, no, no,
you don't know. You act like it's a bad thing.
It's stinky. Sometimes skunks smell good to me. I'm not
kidding why. I don't know. Not all skunks, but there
are certains. Maybe I don't know what's what to eat
that day, but there's some skunks that if they if
(16:47):
I drive down the road, I'm like, well, it's kind
Do you like the smell of No, I don't see,
because that's that smells the same to me as skunk.
Oh it does, really. Yeah, m a your coronavirus talking.
You have all your smell back? I would say eight
percent percent, still not very strong. I used to have
(17:08):
a pretty sensitive smell. That's not here right now. Do
you like the smell of Mary Jay Mary Jane Um
it called Mary Jane Jane said Jay. I thought it
was like doctor's cousin. Um, not particularly, No, I don't know,
(17:33):
yeah me, not at all. Yeah. Yeah, let's way. You
have a smell you like? Oh yeah, I like smelly socks.
Like every time I take my socks off, I have
to smell them. I just I don't know why. Something
about my that smells like good day. Yeah. I love
new car smells like getting in a fresh car. That
leather smells great. Well more, Raimond, know what you got. Yeah,
(17:55):
whenever my chick leaves something in the oven too long
and it gets burnt, sets off the fire alarm. I
actually love the smell and I just slowly fan it.
That's where you like burnt food? Yeah, yeah, I really do.
I don't know what it is, but it. Yeah, it
definitely brings up my senses a little bit. That's funny.
I heard that before the latest from Nashville in Tullywood
(18:17):
Morgan number two thirty, said Skinny luke. Holm shared a
teaser of a new love song inspired by his wife Nicole.
It's called Forever After All Others. Dam Hunt shared his
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version of Garth Brooks song what She's Doing Now on
his Instagram page. Here's a clip what She's doing now,
End up my mind, Anty in my heart, Get here time.
And I wonder if she though Kane Brown talked about
(19:12):
his daughter Kingsley. Well, we'll say we got lucky with
our baby. I've had probably at least fifteen to twenty
people ask me or tell me that she's the happiest
baby they've ever seen. But I feel like she's going
to come with some attitude as she gets older. And
Morgan number two, that's your skinny Hall. It's time for
the good news. Good So lately there have been thousands
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of people lined up at credit unions in Oregon because
they can apply for a five hundred dollars relief check.
And so these lines have been going out of these
credit unions and one specifically, there's a woman named Catherine Davidson.
She says they were probably about one hundred people in
line when a luxury car pulls up and this guy
gets out and he's kind of like just upset that
what are all these people in the way of my
ATM machine? And so they explain to him what's happening.
(19:59):
He says, really, you got doesn't need help? They said, yes,
so we need help. That's what we're here for. He
goes back to his I don't know, they said, luxury
car and he gets stacks some hundred dollar bills and says, here,
pass it down the line, everyone, take a hundred They
said it must have been at least ten thousand dollars
one hundred dollar bills once about that side of you
on this one. That's on two levels that's crazy. One
that it's awesome he would do that, yeah, But two
(20:20):
that he says stacks of money in his car. But
I love that he was. They said he was just
annoyed at all the people in front of his ATM
and they says, okay, I can help. He's like, did
you guys get out the ways? And also if he
really passed a stack back? Yeah, because who knows that
Jimmy's not gonna take the whole stack and just look
at and take off running. You know a lot of
Jimmy's thought about it. That's a great story. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. Sorry
(20:46):
to day. This story comes up from Salem, New Hampshire.
A twenty nine year old woman is facing charges after
she went to her ex boyfriend's house because she wanted
to get back together. And when he said, look I'm done,
I don't want to get back together, she got back
in her car, put it in reverse and then boom
rammed into his car and ran to his car over
and over again. That's some anger, and that's some issue
(21:08):
that's not just her mad about this, like there's some
underlying stuff there. Huh. I would never want to do that.
My way to get out of a situation is leave.
She wants to hit over and over now. And what
if you decide to be with her later on in
life for two years from now? And you see she
did that to her last guy. That scare me too.
I'm lunch boxed out your bone head store of the
day Here is Andrew from California Morning Studio. I just
(21:33):
wanted to get your advice, Bobby. Me and my girl
are currently in a long distance relationship, and I know
you and Caitlin were at that point, but I just
want some advice. We're both young, we're both trying to
live it up, so that advice would be great. Thank
you my advice. And it was the first ever long
distance relationship i'd ever done. We just always had a
plan next. We weren't ever just living separately, going I
(21:54):
wonder when we'll see each other again, even if it
was far away. We had a plan. We would look
looking forward to when she would come here or I
would go there. But then again, we got here with
Corona pretty quick because we dated for a few only
a few months, and then she was just kind of
trapped here, which in the end was the greatest thing
to ever happened to me. Right, So my only advice
(22:16):
to you, so I'm like your young guy, is just
make sure that you know whenever you leave, you already
have your next little spot planned, because you're looking forward
to something always. Otherwise you kind of just feel like
you're floating. Kaitlyn used to come to town and then
she would get here and then start to get sad
already because she'd have to she knew she'd have to
leave in a few days. And I was like, waited,
wait a minute, don't get sad until you're actually leaving. Yeah,
(22:39):
Like just be happy for a second. Yeah, and so,
and then I take her to the airport and I
would talk with that and say like, hey, there no
need to get sad. You're gonna come back. We already
have our next short planned. Like that's why I worked
for us. It's like, don't get sad. This is enough.
You're coming back in three weeks or two weeks, and
then you're gonna get stuck here and then and then
you're gonna live a out a one single small suitcase
for three months. Yeah, that would be my advice there, Andrew,
(23:02):
good luck. It can work. It's tough, it can work.
But there's also got to be a bit of a
plan for how to end the long distance as well.
There's got to be an instant the means, let's do
one more. Here we go. This is a heather in
North Dakota. I just wanted to find out if you
and Caitlin had your own song as a couple. We
(23:23):
have a few, I mean, her and I haven't really
talked about this on the level of just picking a song,
but I've I've made a list here the first time
we kind of went somewhere together, and she knows every
nineties country song everywhere to every nineties country song, and
so we were Brooks and done. Neon Moon had Oh,
I know what was happening Eddie and I were practicing
(23:43):
because we were playing with Brooks and Dune and I
was learning, making sure I knew every word of the song,
because you feel like you do until you have to
sing it with them right and you're like go And
then we just kind of say that song reminds me
of her because we just sang it for an entire weekend.
So that's not our song, but that's one. Also, the
Duelipa song Don't Stop Now reminds me of her when
(24:04):
we first met Don't Come, Don't Stop, because I didn't
even love the song, but she liked the song and
she went to the same church as to Alipa, and
so I thought that was cool. Yeah, that is cool,
And so that song was a big one Jesse and
the Rippers Forever serious, Yeah why why? Because she used
(24:29):
to play it all the time and be like, this
is my song for you and she was kind of
kidding but not really. And also who doesn't let full
house and Jesse's playing this at the wedding forever the
jam um But fine, the one that I would say
is our song, not because we've picked it or had
this conversation, and this song because she says that when
(24:55):
she knew that I was the one for her. I
took her to a Matt Carney concert and we were
in Oklahoma City because I surprised her by going to
the Oklahoma City Thunder game and then Matt Carney was playing.
He's a friend of mine, and so after the game,
we went over and watched the back end of his
show and hung out with him afterward. But he played
this song at the very end of it, and she said,
(25:15):
when during this song is when she knew that I
was the one and it's nothing left to lose. So
and then we listened to that song all the time too,
because we know all the words to it, and that
was a real special time for us. And then in
the song too, he talks about moving to Nashville, you know,
(25:37):
and probably in her life too, she's thinking like, oh
my gosh, like I could live in Nashville. Well, that
whole song too was like let's just go for it,
like there's we got nothing to lose, let's just go
get it. So yeah, and it's a jam too. Where
were you and that since you know where you were,
like the game and the concert if that's when she
had the moment of knowing where were you at that
moment already knew you knew too, well, Yeah, because I
(26:00):
plan the whole trip. I'm not planning a trip like
that for somebody that I'm not berserk over. So yeah,
And she said I haven't seen it, and I'm not
going to ask her for it. That she took notes
on her phone that night on how she felt because
she didn't want to let that kind of go by,
and she wanted to. I guess maybe when she gets
mad emulators she can go check it for a little diary.
(26:20):
But I think and I can ask her. I think
that's probably are If we had to sit and vote
on a song, I think that's it. Nothing left to lose.
Matt Carney, but those other ones remind me of her
a lot. Every time I hear ne on Moon Now,
it's like, that's I just think about That's cool. Yeah,
you have a song, not like your first dance at
your wedding, but like a song that you you and
(26:42):
your husband when you first started being together. It was
like your song. I mean, ours is anything when we
first started dating. He loves Texas country, so and Pat
Green ended up being one of our songs. But I
would say anything Jerry Jeff, Pat Green, Robert L. Keane
and even some other guys that aren't as known as
those Texas country guys. So you have a whole format
(27:05):
as you even now, Yes, all the Texas country anything
with a red nerd and it is our song. No,
But I will say, like even Parker McCollum's song that's
out now, when it comes on the radio, it instantly
has that Texas country feel, and I think of him
already with that song and he loves it. But there's
not s song but I can think of right now
unless it's pagering crazy. But Eddie, you said not that.
(27:28):
I think ours kind of came later. We had our
early ones, but I think fix You now has become
our song because of just the roller coaster ride that
our marriage has been, ups downs, ups, downs, and we've
always just kind of ended up being there for each other.
So when fix You comes on, we both just get
really quiet and say, like, gosh, I love this song.
It's like I did too in my station. Are you
listening too? Because I don't listen to the alternative stuff too?
(27:55):
They never played Fixus. They don't. It's always like hateful
stuff now all right. This is Terry from Daytona Beach, Florida.
Good morning, Bobby, Good morning Studio. I just wanted to
tell you I love the show. I love the positivity,
and I like Amy's Morning Corny. I miss What's the Hap. Yeah,
(28:16):
that's a segment where you just go around the room
and see what's happening with everybody. We can do that
now here we go, Hey, what's the hack? All right?
What's the HAPs with me? So I'm supposed to do
a scuba lesson today? Is I'm gonna do some scuba
diving this weekend. It's part of the TV show. And
my instructor got coronavirus. No way, just got the text
(28:38):
are you gonna do? I'm not taking as gooba. Let's there. Yeah,
it just says, yikes, scuba lesson not happening today. Instructor
tested positive for COVID this morning. I'm glad they tested
right then because they'd have waited another day or so
it would have been no good. So that's that's what's
happening with me. Just that there. But I got to
(28:58):
see attle this weekend trip. But it'd be pretty fun.
Amiel's happened with you? He's that well, I'm thinking about
ordering this book called Glow Kids, but I'm curious if
any other parents have read it. But it's about how
kids can get addicted to screen time and it's hijacking
their lives. So I don't know. We don't really have
(29:23):
a huge limit on screen time because my kids are
pretty good about it, but I wonder if I should be,
you know, paying more attention to that. And apparently in
this book, like one family they got rid of everything.
They have, no games, no tablets, no nothing. Sounds miserable,
I know, but it was actually really good for their family.
I know that there's arguments on there's just the same
(29:43):
thing happened when we were kids with watching TV at night,
you know, sitting in front of the TV too much. Well,
if anything, the book can just be educate me on
what's out there. It's also for safety on screen time too,
like if kids are messaging in certain games they play
and stuff, and how dangerous that can. Now that it
could be something for sure, but I would say to
(30:03):
let you kids have all scream of time they want, period,
never stop, never stop stopping. Well it's called Glow Kids.
If anybody else's a hearing and they're curious or if
you've read it, hit me up. All right, let's go
over to Eddie A. What's that hack? So I took
the kids of the movie theater yesterday and it was awesome.
You went to a movie and then you're coming in here. Well,
(30:23):
there was no one there, guys. It was the safest
I've ever been. You wear a mask, yes, we all
wore masks of the whole time. Okay, and touch anything
of the seat. I mean, I guess our butts touched
the seat, but other than that, that was it. There
was no one there. The ticket was two dollars. We
watched Back to the Future, and we had the time
of our lives. What did the show on? Old movies?
All old movies? Because I guess there aren't really a
(30:44):
lot of new releases coming out. But man, I mean
I was shocked. I don't know how they're going to
survive because literally there was no one there. But at
the same time felt pretty safe. Day. All right, what's
the heck? All right, let's watch some of you. Oh man,
I'm just because it's gonna be more action time for
me with me and the wife because we moved our
youngest son out of our bedroom and he is now
(31:07):
sharing a room with his big brother. We put him
in a packing play, said it's time. You're six months old.
You're on your own, so it's back to just me
and my wife in the bedroom. How does the older
brother feel about that? Oh, he doesn't seem to mind.
He seems to be excited about it because he has
someone in his room. He doesn't get that he can't
play with him, and he tries to climb in his
packing play. But he doesn't seem to throw a fit
(31:29):
when we put him in there, So that's good. Thank
you for the call to Terry. I always love when
you want to hear segments. We'll do him. You guys
can call us eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby. Later
on this morning, we're gonna get the guy Johnny on.
Johnny works at the Axe Murder House in Iowa. The
Lunchbox will be spending the night in, so we're gonna
talk to him later to see how haunted he feels
(31:51):
it really is. I'm gonn press him a little bit.
By the way, Ray, how far are we away from Lunchbox?
Going forty nine days until Lunchbox goes to the Axe murderer,
ghost house people. That's such a dumb piece of audio
that we have. So we'll talk to Johnny coming up.
(32:13):
I do want to hear from Linda in Nashville. Here
you go, Morning Studio. I was wondering now that our
mayor is going to allow up to one hundred and
twenty five people at weddings, is Raymundo's gonna reinvite the
other show members to his wedding? Raymundo, they have now
said you can bring more people. Are you gonna invite
more people? No, because we found with this COVID virus
(32:37):
you really can't predict it. It could then maybe then
go back to thirty people, So why even risk it.
We've changed the number. That's the number going forward. But
you could reinvite just to people on the show, it's
like four people. I've been strictly told that is the
people that are coming. Okay, and you listen, Well, it's
got to be social distancing as well, and the venues
that we have, it'll be very comfortable with the amount
(32:57):
that we have. Okay, thank you Raymundo for that update.
Oh your Samy's pile of stories. So when it comes
to traveling, obviously, pilots and flight attendants. They're experts. And
one flight attendant went viral on TikTok with some of
her top hotel hacks of what you should do when
you're checking into your room, and some of these I
(33:17):
had literally never thought of before. So for safety reasons,
she said to never say your room number out loud
in the lobby or hallways in case someone is listening.
Also for safety, make sure there's no one behind you
as you enter your room, and then check places like
behind the curtains and under the bed for anyone who
might be hiding in there. Have you ever done that?
(33:38):
I don't say my number out loud for that reason, okay,
but I mean and then if someone's behind me, I
won't go. And that's if someone's right behind me, you
would I go on my room, okay, but if you
checked a curtain or under that. I've never looked under
the bed ever, like anybody into her No, always dead
bolt the door, remove the sheets. What happened to this
flight attendant for all this time? Like did you have
(33:58):
a traumatic experience? This sense like a horror. That's safety stuff,
and now we're getting into germ type stuff. Remove the
sheets and inspect the corners of the bed for bedbugs.
Never use the bedcover or decorative pillows because they do
not get washed. Keep your luggage off the bed to
keep your bed as clean as possible. And then this
is a fun tip. If there's no fridge in your room,
(34:18):
use the hotel ice bucket to keep anything cold. Put
in the ice bucket, Yeah, dude or something. Yeah, that's funny.
I never have thought of that one, right, A little
hack there. So there's a new Halloween mask out this
year and it's great too. It's called the Karen. Yeah,
and it's got the haircut you would expect, kind of like, yeah,
(34:41):
bloodshot eyes, angry wrinkles, and a furious facial expression. Yeah,
it's a middle aged white woman really angry. It's pretty funny.
It's a it's I mean, I would see that and
know what that was. I know that was a Karen mask. So,
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefanie, they are set to return
to the Voice this fall, and after a delay, the
premier date has been set. Season nineteen's coming back on Monday,
(35:04):
October nineteenth, and it'll be Blake, Glenn, John Legend, and
Kelly Clarkson all returning and then Carson Daley, of course,
will be the host. Never heard of it? Yeah, me neither.
Why don't I don't know that singing show? Oh, because
we only know American Idol. I only know American Idol.
Oh yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. I don't
(35:24):
even know why I did this story, and he's now
second guessing why she's promoting the voice I listened to
be fair. I haven't resigned American Idol yet. I don't
know if I can. Yeah, right, but that's my show.
But yeah, hey, good luck to them. I guess they're
doing a show too. Hey, we're fair and balanced here,
so listen. People don't say they're fair and balance. Are
never fair and valance. I know I was trying to
use one of those political slogans, but what do you
(35:47):
have to give fair? Like if you have one politician on,
you have to have the other one any more. That's
not the law anymore. So much I thought it was
because I was gonna say, I'm gonna give you the
microphone to say the premier date for American Idol, and
I don't know. I'm not back on the show yet, Okay,
I don't know or if I am gonna be. I
don't know. I don't know. I hope I am all right?
Is that it? Yep? Maybe that's my pile. That was
(36:10):
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. Good.
There was a dude in scott Louisiana out Mowna's lawn
when he is overcome by the heat down. He goes
in the front yard. Neighbors called nine one one. They respawn,
(36:31):
firefighters ems take him to the hospital, and the firefighters like, man,
that poor dude just needs some yardwork done. So they
stayed behind and finished the yardwork. Yeah, that's always awesome.
Over they're like, yeah, we got him, We got him.
That's a good one. That's what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good. You can go over
to Bobby Bones dot com and vote in our driver's
license beauty pageant. We all took our pictures from our
(36:53):
driver's license to put him up. And I haven't seen
the results, but Mike d says someone is dominating with
forty five percent of the vote and that person is
Morgan number two. Wow, you got your glamour shot on
over there? What I guess? So, I mean it's a
brand new photo, So that makes me feel good, all right,
Morgan number two. Dominating in second place is Amy with
(37:16):
twenty four percent. I'm third, Lunchbox Eddie and Raymundo, who
looks like a keebler Elf in his picture. And that's
not about you being short. It's just that thing looks
you look squished together. Yeah, they didn't really take that
much time on my pictures, so I blamed the office
Bobby Bones dot com. We'll leave it up for another
day and vote in our driver's license beauty paget tag
(37:38):
us too if you have a really funny driver's license
picture and like take your information off of it because
we may screenshot it and post it. But tag us
on your Instagram story if you have a really funny
driver's license picture, and then we'll see it and post
some of them too. That'd be fun. Huh. Yeah, all
right's go over to Amy and get in the morning
Corny Morning Corny called, am I cold? Yeah, we'll go
(38:01):
sit in the corner. It's ninety degrees. Oh, sit in
the corner. Morning. He's doing some experiment of comedy this morning, Matt.
Teachers are gonna love it. Or geometry? Should I say,
did you see a picture of Brad Pitt's new girlfriend. Yeah,
(38:23):
but I guess the headline I read too is that
she's married. Still. Yeah, so it's the whole thing's off.
I mean, I guess it's Hollywood on right, but it
fills off to us. He's fifty six, she's twenty seven.
Now what do you think about that? I mean it's
Brad Pitt, right, Yeah, so you're okay, Okay. We name
(38:45):
is Nicole uh Potowski. She's married. She and her husband
have been married for eight years. They have a seven
year old child. Sources to say they have an open relationship.
Brad allegedly met her at her sixty eight year old
husband's restaurant in Berlin. Whoa soon after they met, she
filmed to Los Angeles to be with to be the
Brad and they're together right now? Oh what so her
(39:08):
husband knows? Hold on? So her husband was like sixty
and she was nineteen when they first got together. You know, Sorry,
this is where my brain goes. Yeah, mine didn't go there. Okay,
I guess you're right. They've been together that long, twenty
seven years old. He's a well known German restaurant tour.
Oh huh. We think about Brad Pitt when you hear this,
(39:32):
I mean, it's not weird to me, because yes, Hollywood
like yeah, and I think we heard all kinds of stuff.
Angelina have you seen her? Oh yeah, it's just pretty's cute.
A ten year old drummer challenged Dave Grohl to a
drum off. Dave Grohl is the drummer for He was
(39:54):
the drummer for the Red hum He's the lead singer
of the Red Hot Chilie Drop. Although I know this,
he's the late single the Food Fighters, The Food Fighters
your favorite, one of your favorite bands ever. And then
(40:14):
he was the drummer of the Nirvana. I almost said that. Okay,
give me a break. You didn't almost say that. You
said a lot of things, and none of them were
near Nirvana. This girl's ten years old. She did a
cover of Food Fighters ever long, and she did the
drum section. And so here's a clip of her calling
(40:35):
Dave girl out ten years old. Here you go, Dave,
that's her so good, that's her. That's amazing. She's ten. Yeah,
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she's ten. And your son is is he still doing drums? No? No,
I don't think I think we made it to this far.
We're at the kitchen table. Boy is hitting with your hands.
Here is Dave girl playing and responding to her, and
he's playing on his young daughter's drum set. I haven't
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played that song since the day I recorded it in
nineteen ninety seven, but Nanny, in the last week, I've
gotten at least one hundred texts for people all over
the world saying, this girl is challenging you to a
drum off. Hey, Ray, you should challenge like Sam Hunt. Um,
like a whistle challenge or a yodel challenge or something.
(41:41):
We'll have to think up something creative. I just did
a whistle challenge or a drum like what something does
Sam Hunt? Whistling? A me? No, do you hear Sam
Hunt's new song? Did you put on Instagram? Though? H
Well it was a cover of what She's doing now
Garth Brooks, but he auto tuned it crazily. Here listen
to this here miny some math, but tonight A what's
(42:10):
she doing now? What she's doing now? Staring me hard?
You'll end up my mind empty in my heart in
here calls time colo And I wonder if she know
what she's doing When thinking about that, it works to
(42:34):
me it's not the traditional feel of that song. And
if you're looking for this jam, you're only getting the
words and the melody a bit because some people were
hating on it hard. He's not trying to be contemporary.
He's not trying to be that. That's he's trying to
make it contemporary. He listen. Is it for me? Probably not?
I love garths so much. I don't want to mess
(42:54):
with a bunch of garth. But for it works for Sam,
wondering she you knew he posted that. You knew, he knew,
you knew it was gonna be controversy, he knew. Yeah.
I do love Sam, though, So I'm gonna give you
the real first name of a famous country artist. You
just tell me who it is and who we know
them by. For example, Frederick is that dark spent leader
(43:16):
John Party? We did that one before the break? Okay,
are you ready ready? Troyal? Now? Whose first name is Troyl?
Is that Garth Brooks's real name or George Strait's real name?
Troy troyol Oh my gosh, I did not know either
of them had a different I didn't even know that
was a name, Troy Troy. I'm gonna go with Garth
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real name Troyal Garth Brooks. Yeah, there you go. Okay,
Patricia is that Reba or is it Tricia Yearwood? Well
it makes more sense. It's Patricia. But is this a question? Patricia?
Is it Riba or is it Tricia Yearwood? Tricia Yearwood?
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The answer Patricia Lynn Yearwood. All right. Kenneth whoseal name
is Kenneth? Is it Eric Church or Jason Alden? Eric Church?
I think Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth. I think it's say
it like both of them doing impression of them, but
(44:29):
you'll get it. Kenneth. That's Eric Church. Good ye do Alden?
Kenneth Um, Eric Church, It's Kenneth, Eric Church. Eileen whose
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name is Eileen? Is it Faith Hill or Shania Twain? Oh? Man, Eileen?
I know this one. I think it's faith Hill. The
answer is Eileen Regina Edwards and that would be Shania
Twain totally different. But faith Hill's name is Audrey Faith Perry. Okay,
(45:12):
all right. How about Samuel is Samuel tim McGraw, Toby Keith,
oh Tim mcgrawl. Tim McGraw is Samuel Timothy mcgrawl. Yeah,
and his dad is Oh come on, Oh, I just
had it. Yeah, I was gonna say tout. That's Keen
on the tip of my tongue. All right, one more
(45:33):
Colden Colden. Is that Chris Stapleton Colden, Chris Stapleton or
is that Cole Swindel Colden? I think it's gotta be
Cole Swindell. Oh, I guess it is your answer. Yeah,
(45:54):
it's Colewinde Colden, Rainy Swindell Rainy. I've never heard of
Royal or Colden. You need her until today. This is
Hollie from Raleigh, North Carolina. Hey, Bobby Morning Studio. Love
to so love the podcast. My only thing is I
(46:14):
now have a nine month old daughter and whenever she's
in the car, she usually falls asleep. When you guys
play the games and get an answer wrong, the buzzer
always wakes her up and scares her. If you could
please lighten up the buzzer or stop getting answers wrong,
greatly appreciate it. Thanks guys, that's funny. Or stop getting
answers wrong. This is Tricia from Saint Louis. Hey, good morning.
(46:40):
I'm just listening to Thursday show on the podcast about
Amy and Skashira's TV my kids are eighteen and twenty.
They still don't have a television in their room. There's
just no need. They can watch come out as a family,
don't need to iceolate in the bedroom, don't need to
watch them at all night. I would never give my
children a television in the room. So stay strong, Amy. Okay,
(47:03):
so Amy's actually brought in her daughter's case for having
a TV. Yeah, this is she said. I'm going to
build a case and present it to you. So this
is her presentation. Okay, here is Amy's thirteen year old daughter. Okay,
this is why I should have a TV in my room.
I am responsible, and I have the perfect space in
my roomb, and it would have me sleep and I
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do all my homework, and I can invite mom to
sleep with me, to spend time together, and I can
take it to college with me. Wow. A lot of
great reasons there. She is very responsible, she is. So
what did you tell her? I don't have an answer
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for well, I say, yes, of course you do. Of
course you do. Then you know, father of the year
of your bones, what do you do about the sun
that has a room right across the hall that gets
jealous of every thing? And then says, well, how comes
to Sara gets a TV and I don't get a TV.
I'd make him earn it. And what has she done
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to earn it? Be responsible? She told she's supposed to
do homework, but she told you because she has the
perfect space on her wall. Yeah, it's a great one,
and she taking the college. She's saved, looking for the future.
Do you feel like you have to if you give
one kids something, the other kid has to have it too. No,
we're really working on that. But it's it's not an
issue with her. She's like, I don't understand why he
acts this way. I don't. I don't. I get happy
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for him if he gets something that I don't have,
But he doesn't. His brain isn't there yet. Can't she
tell him, when you turn twelve or thirteen, you'll also
get a TV in your room. Whoa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Slow down. It's just a band aid for now. He
can decide later, but it gives you a couple of
years buffer. I think you should let the TV in
the room because you can regulate that like you can't
anything else. But then she didn't, wouldn't put in her recording.
(48:54):
This is just during a conversation because she you know,
that's what she wanted to do her for her presentation.
But she also told me she's like and then on
Saturdays she's like, Mom, I won't have to leave my room.
It will be amazing, excellent. No, we I like family time.
I need her to leave her room. I think as
long as she meets your requirements, she should be able
to have a TV if she's doing her homework, and
(49:14):
if she starts to fall off you that you can
take that away from her because it means a lot
to her. I didn't have a TV in it shouldn't matter.
That shouldn't matter, all right. I just don't Oh, he
does not think she needs a TV in the room
at all. We have all kinds of TV's in our
house where she can go in a common area and
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be amongst other people. Sometimes you just want to watch
TV by yourself. I do. I don't know where she
got this whole TV's gonna help me sleep thing, probably
for me, because anything. So, when are you gonna make
your decision right now? No? Not right now. This is
like a big, big decision. I do not take this
lightly at all. There's so many things to consider. And
(49:58):
I feel, like Eddie said the other day, his son
has a tablet and can watch that. And there's you know,
she has access to her Netflix account on there, and
so maybe I just say you can have more freedom
to watch whatever on your tablet during certain hours. But
she's a nighthouse. She will stay up all night, she says, Mom,
I was born. I come alive at night too. I
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feel I understand, I know, but like I can't. I
can't have her, I guess. And she says she's responsible,
and I'll have to trust that she's turning it off.
But I have these random checks. And oh, I knocked
on her door, in fact, the other day knocked on
it and I just walked right in. And then she said, Mom,
could you knock and then announce who you are before entering.
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She's thirteen, she's a teenager, and you probably wanted the
same thing. Why don't need to announce who I am?
I'm knocking. I'm giving her the respect of like, hey,
but I but if it's her dad, though she may
decide to, I don't know, put on different closure. Put
it all right. Why this is not my debate or
my fight. I'm just giving you my opinion and if
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there's a TV that shows up on your doorstep of
the big kid's gonna get a TV in its nursery.
It's like wow, and okay, you want TV. It's just
the office theme. It's time for the good news. You know.
Not many people would foster a cancer ridden dog with
(51:24):
just a little time to live, but Jenny Leech and
her husband decided to make a promise that every day
that this dog had left would be a good one.
Twelve years old, THEO was abandoned, in bad shape what
Someone found him in the parking lot of a Walmart.
But THEO still seemed like a happy dog, they say,
so the couple was like, all right, we're gonna give
them some good experiences. So that was the beginning of
Theo's bucket list, which started off simply with ice cream,
(51:46):
which is a good one though, I'm gonna be honest,
it's awesome. Then getting a burger at a drive through,
chewing a fresh bone from a butcher's shop. It sounds
like my bucket list too. Jenny Leech posted his day
he adventures on Facebook and soon discovered that previously sick
and abandoned dogs were being taken care of the same
way by other people too, and so people then started
(52:09):
donating bucket list ideas and items. THEO went for a
riding A musta convertible, so and it went on and on.
Um you know, the ended up passing away. But man,
they put him out in style. Yeah, that's awesome. That's awesome, right,
that butcher bone. That would just be a plus, just
for a dog. Butcher bone. I like the convertible around.
(52:31):
The convertible sounds pretty cool, all right, that's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Eddie sent
me a video of a three year old girl that
was lifted in the sky because she got caught on
a kite. It's crazy. Yeah, it's so insane. It's like
a kite show or whatever, and they're just kites going
all over and I guess she grabbed onto it and
the kite took her up. It says the three year
old girl was lifted up one hundred feet in the
(52:52):
sky after getting caught on a giant kite. Footage from
a festival showed a group of helpers struggling to contain
the giant length of orange material as they were battered
by heavy winds. The crowd cheers at the kites first
taking flight, but then screams of horror happened whenever the
little girl got caught up and started soaring with the kite.
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I mean, she is launched into the yard and she's
whipping like back and forth because the kite's just kind
of going left right, left, right, up down. You know
what it looks like. It looks like if you put
a jet pack on your back, you know how the
people go. They can't really contain themselves. That's what it
looks like. And so and then everyone's pointing and we're
trying to run underneath her. It's almost like a trampoline,
like if she falls, we're gonna catch her. I mean,
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and she's going all over the place that they can't
quite get under her. By the way, she's okay. She
spent only thirty seconds, which had to be I mean,
I know that physically she's okay, but like emotionally and
mentally like and how awesome her to hold on for
thirty seconds. That's kind of be she wrapped up at all.
She was holding on because as soon as the kite
(53:55):
came down for a second, they just grabbed her. That's crazy.
I can't even hold onto a rope, swing over the water.
Sometimes she's holding onto a kite. The crowd's cheers turned
into scream. She weighs twenty eight pounds. She went as
high as one hundred feet in the air. She spent
thirty seconds being tossed around before finally being lowered close
enough for them to grab the bottom of the kite
and then pull her to safety. Whoo, that is crazy, man,
(54:20):
And I mean she flips upside down for her head,
her feet are above her and she's holding onto the kite.
Wo Wow. Speaking of floating, David Blaine has postponed his
balloon ride. You know that was gonna be one of
the big stunts. Have you seen this where he's gonna
float three point five miles into the sky while holding
(54:40):
fifty two big balloons and he's just gonna hold him
afloat three and a half miles straight up. He scraped
plans to soar over the Hudson River, and so he's
not gonna do New York City. But now they're going
to go to like the Grand Canyon area. To qualify
for the stunt, he had to obtain his pilot's license.
Interesting the FA deemed his fifty two helium balloon flying
(55:02):
stunt at eighteen thousand feet as an experimental aircraft. YouTube
will stream the live event with this, I'm gonna ask you,
and I know what your answer should be, but are
you hoping there's a bit of drama with it? But
he lives because we don't watch crazy stunts for them
just to get pulled off with no hiccup, right, Like
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you don't watch the guy high wire walking for him
just to walk and be fine. You want him to
slip a little bit but still hold right, I don't
you don't know. I don't gets you nervous. I'd rather
just go just as planned. It's no fun. When he
crosses the wire without slipping, he still did something cool.
I like, if they know they're not gonna slip, they
still talk to sleep like, I don't know, man, this
doesn't feel so great and he still nailed, Like give
(55:44):
me something made me feel a little bit where I'm
gonna go ooh. Since David Blaine, though, is a magician,
is this real? I think this isn't a magician. This
is him being um like an artist. He hasn't there's
a name a performance artist, so it's not just magic,
So I don't think this is magic. All right. There's
(56:04):
a groom joking that twenty twenty hasn't been the best year,
and then lightning strikes at his wedding. His name is Aaron.
Him and wife Denise. We're in the middle of their
outdoor ceremony, and here's the audio of him. I don't
know what to make of lightning striking a quarter mile
away during our wedding vows. I take it as a
good sign that we didn't get electrocuted. Let's face it,
twenty has not been the best year. Leather Nature did
(56:31):
not like that. Oh my gosh, Wow, he's not a Mike.
Let's face it, guys, listen, waboos that crazy. I'll give
you this too. Before we get into Blake Shelton. Here,
here are the top three songs in country music this week.
At number three, it's Thomas rhet and Friends Be a
Light Change. He will be in performing on Friday Show
(56:55):
this week. Number two is Luke Combs Loving On You,
and the number one song is Florida Georgia line I
Love My Country. The number one hip hop song is
The Baby featuring Roddy Rich. You like that one? I
(57:19):
just know from TikTok. I guess I've never heard anything
other than the fifteen seconds on TikTok. And the number
one rock song is from Metallica with the San Francisco
Symphony All within my Hands. That's the big songs in
music this week. Amy, Did you ever like Metallica? No?
(57:41):
I was never a Metallica fan. Really, yeah, because I
heard they worships the Devil, That's what they said around town.
What church they were like, don't Metallica worships the Devil?
Because everything was black? And so I just never got
into Metallica. Did you like Metallica? That Black album was
one of my favorites? The Devil? Well, No, I guess
that was the one unforgiven? Interesting? What else? Also? Nothing
(58:03):
else matters? Those are all good songs. Forty nine days
until Lunchbox goes to spend the night in the Vascilla
Axe Murder House. It started as a segment where we
just heard this was a house should go sleep in.
We commented on it if we thought that the ghosts
were real, and murder houses do. We had a listener
call and go, I didn't think it was real, but
I stayed in it. Now I believe it, and so
(58:24):
we're gonna send lunchbox off and he's gonna go spend
the night. Do we know who with yet? Oh? No,
we have not booked anybody solid confirmed. I mean I've
had people reach out a lot of listeners, but I
don't know who's gonna go with me. Okay, Well, right
now we have Johnny, who's a tour guide at the
Vascilla Axe Murder House. Hey, Johnny, how are you? I'm
living the dream? How are you guys doing it? I'm
pretty good? So am I saying it right? Valissa, I've
(58:49):
heard it a million ways. It's actually pronounced Vliska. Okay,
the Valiska Axe Murder House. Now, for our listeners that
maybe are just hearing this for the first time, what
happened at this house? And when did it happen? There
was a two ninth nineteen twelve, a family of six
came home with two little girls that stayed the night.
Next day, they were all found murdered with an axe.
Eight total investigations went on for five years. In nineteen eighteen,
(59:15):
a minister confessed, but he talked about voices telling him
to kill and a shadow giving him the axe. He
was acquitted of all charges. So at this point it's
Iowa's oldest unsolved crime. If this happened now, this would
be the biggest news story in the world, right huge,
It would be unbelievable. But back then, I guess there
(59:38):
really was no way to track stuff happening like this.
What do you think happened, Johnny? You know now that
Library of Congress has put all these old newspapers online,
We're finding about twenty years of ax murders that are
very similar. So kind of the thought is maybe an
early traveling serial killer. Oh wow, so maybe some but
(01:00:00):
he was coming through town. They decided to stop by
there in Iowa and do some acts murdering, and this
just happened to be the house. Yeah, I mean, there's
no motive. There was money left, not touched. But every
crime scene is very unique, with mirrors being covered or
rob bacon laid on the floor, you know, food left
(01:00:22):
at the table. It's all kind of the same m o.
When you're touring through this and you're taking people to
the house, do you ever hear the ghosts or like
the children's voices on a tour? Absolutely. I've been here
over fifteen years and I've seen stuff happen daytime, nighttime.
I mean, there's no rhyme or reason to it. It
just does it. And you believe in your whole heart
(01:00:44):
that there are ghosts haunting this house. When I came here,
I'm a history guy, and I made fun of the
ghost stuff relentlessly. I thought it was the dumbest thing
I'd ever heard until I had my experiences, and then
I started staying and I I've done over four hundred
overnights alone in the house trying to debunk it. It's creepy.
(01:01:06):
Do you have a relationship with the ghosts? I hope
a good one. You know, it's as crazy and as
Norman Bates as it sounds. After a while, you feel
kind of protective of what's over there. And I'm not
really sure that the family is even there haunting in
the place. I almost think the house itself is haunting itself,
(01:01:29):
like a rose Red type deal. I don't know what
that means. Yeah, I don't know. So in the thirties
and forties they're doing seances in the house, trying to
find the killer that route who knows what that's inviting
in And then in ninety four they open it for
overnight investigations. People are coming in trying to get stuff
(01:01:50):
to happen. That's just like flipping a light switch off.
And the stuff that happens in the house isn't something
a little kid from nineteen twelve would be doing. Nintendo.
You hear Nintendo in the background. No, no, Nintendo. But
we've got voices in French. We've asked questions and French
and got replies in it. Yeah, what can Lunchbox expect
(01:02:12):
when he comes to spend the night. I've had objects move,
terrorist rock voices, footsteps, doors open, slam, mental manipulation, Wait,
jo wait, somewhat like Lunchbox could get manipulated mentally for sure. Absolutely,
It's got a very Amityville quality going on. He's concerned
(01:02:36):
that one of the ghosts is going to follow him
back home to be with his wife and kids. Any
chance of that happening, No, because you know, like every night,
they have a revolving cast of overnights to mess with.
If they were to come to my house, I'd be like, Oh,
Grady's watching Netflix for seven hours straight. This is fun.
It'd get boring, all right. There is Johnny with the
(01:02:57):
comedy Love It, Hey, Lunchbox, do you feel about after
hearing this? I feel even worse. I mean, like, do
they do they do they get mad at you? Because
like we're going into their home where they were murdered
or where? I mean, are they mad at the people
that come and stay there? Because that's what I feel like,
they're gonna be mad at me. I think that the
house will give you exactly what you're looking for. If
(01:03:17):
you go in yelling and provoking and hitting the hornets
and esque with a baseball bat, you're gonna get stung.
If you go in respectful, you're going to have a
respectful time. Baby, you go in guns and blazing, bah,
you're just swinging Blandley. Are you scared, Lunchbox? Where do
(01:03:38):
you want to tend on being scared? Ah? Seven man,
this is a terrible idea. This is awful. I feel
like these ghosts, Oh my gosh, he just said they
could manipulate my mind. What are they going to make
me do? Well? I'll leave that one up to researching
on the internet. There's been some incidences at the house,
(01:04:01):
but the people ever get upset that you guys are
keeping the house going where people were murdered and like
making money off of it. You know, when I came here,
I was very on the fence about that. But after
you know, being a history guy up and everywhere from
Gettysburg Plantations, trailer tears, Salem, it's all kind of bad history.
(01:04:23):
But we have to learn from it, you know what
I mean. And this inspires a lot of we do
a lot of Supreme Court judges, law enforcement, colleges for
continuing education, you know, and people that come here are
just curious. Well, and he said, it may not be
the family that is coming there that the people may
(01:04:46):
have brought in other Okay, great, I mean I get it.
But yeah, all right, listen, Johnny, we appreciate it. Looking
forward to talking to you again as we get closer
to lunchbox coming up there. Thank you for your time.
I'm and it's kind of creepy you'd have this for
a job. And I'm gonna lie to you absolutely all right, Johnny,
(01:05:08):
talk to you soon. See. Ye. If your husband said
I just don't want to wear my wedding ring anymore,
would you care a little bit? I would wonder why?
Because why why have you been wearing it for this
many years and now suddenly it bothers you, it's uncomfortable.
Almost one third of new husbands are choosing not to
wear a wedding ring in the room here, Lunchbox, do
(01:05:29):
you wear yours? Nope, Eddie you wears of course, have
it on right now? School of Steve do you wear yours? Yeah?
Wear it every day. I feel weird without it. Got
it on and listen. That's about here too. One of three,
which is lunchbox. But why doesn't lunchbox? I want to
know this. I've just never worn jewelry, never owned a watch,
never had anything. So I just it felt weird and
so I just don't wear it. Don't need to. So
it's either because of their job or they find it
(01:05:51):
uncomfortable or bothersome that's it the job. Well, yeah, the job.
I mean I don't want the way therese to think. No,
it's just uncomfortable. It feels weird to have it on
your hand. All. According to marriage counselors, if a husband
is ring free from the beginning, there's nothing to panic about.
They just don't like wearing rings, right, I can do that. However,
if he's not ring free, then all of sudden wants
to be ring free. That probably something to think about there,
(01:06:13):
Like why, like you say, yeah, and my husband does
take his offer work though, Um, what if he wanted
to wear around his neck I on a chain? Huh?
Guys do that? Yeah? Oh why? I think that's actually
pretty cool. What why because it's closer to your heart? No,
just because I don't want to wear anything in my hand.
I have trouble with watches. I never wear watches because
(01:06:34):
any jewelry around my hands, I just don't wear anything. Okay,
you run that by Caitlin. What you're wearing it as
a necklace. Eventually, whenever y'all get married one day, probably
not a fight I'd like to get into. So yeah,
I'm just trying to you know, I avoid that stuff
at this point. Ray let me talk about Raymundo for
(01:06:54):
a second. He's getting married in October. Raymundo, what I
hear from from your fiance is that you want an
expensive wedding ring and not the normal cheap guy one. Yeah,
some guys have done this rubber thing where it doesn't
even look like diamonds or anything like that, and that's
really the route I want to go. Rubber or diamonds. Diamonds. Oh,
(01:07:15):
he wants a diamond ring. Yeah, so it was nine
stones and you can get it for under a thousand dollars.
Right now, they have deals where it's half off. Why
you think about that, I don't. I am not into
diamond rings for guys unless you already wear lots of
diamonds and that's your thing. But right, you're not a
jewelry guy though. Huh. I'm really not, especially with my job.
(01:07:35):
I do a lot of stuff with my fingers. But
she said that's not cool, especially since we have the
video feed. I do need to wear the ring, especially
when I'm at work, and you would like to have
a wedding ring with diamonds and it. Who's paying for that?
I believe that my fiance does. Yes, yeah, her and
her family. But we can get her a deal. And
also at the same time, I'm not asking for a carrot.
I believe it's a fourth of a carrot. If you
(01:07:56):
go nine stones, so they're spread out, it's like little
teeny diamonds like spread out. Okay, listen, I don't know.
I spent forty five dollars on my husband's ring. So James,
every shout out, and I'm not gonna hate because I
have these pearls that I wear sometimes they're look more
like man beads. And so I had a moment. I
came in this morning, and the reason as I found
him again because Mike d sent me a picture of
(01:08:17):
machine gun. Kelly here wore pearls in the be Amazed
a couple of nights ago. Pretty cool. My pearls are
pretty cool. Why are you Why don't you have them on?
Because I feel like you just carry them with you. Well,
I had them on when I came in. I came
in this morning. Oh well, so what do you think here?
She's gonna surprise you with it on the wedding day.
It'll be picked out beforehand. So I'm still negotiating with her.
(01:08:42):
That's funny, all right, Ray, good luck with that is
no buy um. That's it. Thank you guys, see tomorrow
Hosts And Creators
Bobby Bones
Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
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