The Show Gets Hypnotized + Bobby And Listeners Upset With Raymundo + Caller Needs Advice On ‘Dirty Diaper’ Daycare Situation

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, the Bobby Bones post show, pre show. Did
you see the clip of the person in California walking
up and shooting it into the cop car? Yes, I
saw it on the news. I didn't see the actual clip,
but I know the story. Oh but they were showing
the clip. Yeah, yeah, I didn't. I walked in in time,
I think not to see it. And then also my

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son was in the room, was like what happened? I
was like nothing. A one hundred thousand dollar reward has
now been offered in the hunt for a gunman who
brazenly walked up to a parked patrol suv and shot
two Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies multiple times on what
officials described as an ambush style attack. Both Sheriff's deputies
were initially fighting for their lives on Sunday. They do

(00:44):
expected deputies to survive. Quote, that was a cowardly act.
It was awful. Those cops were just sitting there too,
and the person walks up and you see it in
the video, just walks up and pulls it and they're like, hey,
who did this. My mind goes, this is some sort
of gang initiation, but again that's just my mind. Based

(01:05):
on events that I had been told about ten years ago.
You guys, if you gets hear anything about what it
might be idea, Yeah, it was awful, but now there's
one hundred thousand all reward. And the good news is
why I wanted to share this is now they're both
expected to survive, because when I first heard the story,
maybe yesterday, it was they don't know. So you know what,

(01:28):
while we're talking about news, it's just freaking nuts the wildfires.
And what's tough about it is there's so much happening
right now, meaning bad stuff that with coronavirus, maybe you
don't spend as much time worried about the wildfires. With
the election, the news has got to spend a lot

(01:48):
of time on that because that's the once every four
years thing. They don't spend enough time with the hurricane.
Like all these things are happening right now. That's taking
off a little bit of much needed shine on what's
happened over there, so people can help, so you can
see the good things they're doing, so you can see
people that are struggling. California, Portland, and Washington wildfires death
told more than thirty people, more than dozens missing, majority

(02:13):
of life was lost. I've been in California. Even the
videos and pictures coming from Instagram where the sky was
orange over the weekend in San Francisco, or it looks
like a filter, it does, but it was the sky
was orange because of the smoke and fog. And that's
pretty creepy. La look weird too, creepy. So you know,
if you're looking to try to help, there are I weren't.

(02:34):
I'm not directing you to anything, but there are so
many places that you can help, specifically as to what
you'd like to help with. And there's a lot of
people hurting right now. And I know our stations in
Portland are doing a lot right now too. But man,
yeah it's bad over there. You see did you see
that other news? Yeah? Terrible and the other pictures. You're right,
it does look like a filter, and it's it almost

(02:56):
seems unreal, but then it's scary that it is very real.
A driver was speeding through a work zone on nine
five in North Carolina doing one hundred and eighty seven
miles an hour. On why someone want to drive this fast? Period?
That's not for me. Like I get some people love speed.
I have no zero interest in going that fast. And

(03:19):
also it was through a work zone. So when the
State Howard patrol tried to stop the guy, he sped
away obvious gisten if you're going one hundred and seventy
miles a run, yeah, your tickets already punched. You might
as well just try to get out of it. He
reached the maximum speed of one eighty seven. The speed
limit was sixty five, so it was over the limiting clearly,
and so they put the stop sticks, which are basically

(03:40):
the tire poppers. Yeah, and so popped him. He crashed
his car to the bushes. You know. After the crash,
he was arrested by officials. Luckily no one was injured.
Because that's the thing with the cops have to think
about too, if we chase them, are more people at
risk because we're chasing them, which yes, I mean most
if anybody else on the road or pedestrian, then yeah,

(04:03):
well that's what I'm saying, Like they have to weigh that,
like is it worth trying to get this person if
we're also going to go super fast? And sometimes they don't. So,
but these guys didn't chase until they just got ahead
of them and popped them with the sticks. Studies show
the former smokers replace one bad habit with another. While
there are few smokers nowadays, they say that people who

(04:24):
quit go to pick up a different bad habit, for example, drinking, gambling,
e cigarettes, overeating, even pain pills. I'll say this being like,
I feel like if I let myself be an addict
with drugs or alcohol, I would just hardcore because everything
I do, I get addicted. My family are all addicts,
and so I think, well, I have to find something

(04:44):
to fill that addiction, because just part of me needs
to be addicted to something, all the personality I just
it's always something, and it's been work for most of
my life. Where I'm just going to I'm going to
be addicted to something. I've got to choose the thing
that is most productive and is the most healthy for me,
because it's a bit unhealthy. I found out that Klin
reached out to Eddie the other day. Interesting, she told you, yeah,

(05:06):
it can not that. I I didn't did you know this.
I don't know what you're about to say, Oh, you
can go ahead. Well she just reached out and said, hey,
you know, um, is there any way you can take
Bobby to go play golf, because you know, I think
with me and Bobby we can really escape from work.
We don't really talk about work and just have a
good time. She says that, you know, sometimes you go
play golf, but you play with work people and you

(05:27):
end up talking a lot about work. So she really
wants to take that escape. I haven't had a day
off on like twenty four days or something, and she
was like, just go and I haven't played golf forever,
and she was like, just go play golf, but don't
go play with anybody that you work with. And she
was like, and I was like, I can't. I needed
to this podcast. I gotta get ready for the TV taping.
And she's like, well, already to reach out to Eddie. Yeah,

(05:47):
so this week, but you got I don't think I
have time hang it. I have but to clarify too,
for listeners that might be confused by that, I mean,
Eddie is your friend Andy work. No, we literally can
hang out for five hours without talking about we only
worked together because we were friends first, right, I know,
I'm just clarifying for anybody right now. We're not even
working tonight, We're just talking. Yeah, this is Mike, I
don't even one. Um, it's too wet. Today has been

(06:10):
raining and I have to go to a gun safety
thing tonight. Anyway, Tomorrow, I have an ACM fitting at
what time? Five eliminates golf. I have a haircut at four,
I have a prep call becase I'm doing a bunch
of work with Pirena for service dogs. At two I'm
talking to NICKI six for a podcast at twelve thirty.

(06:31):
Then I have the whole show up before that. On Wednesday,
I have the ACMs that evening, and on Thursday might
I have a working with Pirna to promote service dogs.
And then my sister and kids get in. So see,
that's what she's talking about. Work work, work, work, work work.
But I think, but I've played my My goal was
like five rounds. I played that. You're done with that though,

(06:54):
I've got a new goal now, But I've played it though.
Shaquille O'Neill's Florida mansion is back on the market. He's
trying to sell his massive Florida state He originally wanted
twenty eight million dollars for it. Now it's been listed
three other times with no takers. He's asking you can
get this at basement prices nineteen point five million dollars.
The home includes twelve bedrooms, eleven and a half bathrooms,

(07:16):
an indoor basketball court, a cigar bar with a walk
in humidor, and a showroom style garage capable of holding
seventeen vehicles. Wow wow, how much seven in cars? Nineteen
point five million. He's got a home theater, a private
boat dock, a ninety five foot swimming pool that's fifteen

(07:39):
feet deep. I've never seen one of those. He comes
to a rock waterfall, a five bedroom guesthouse. Holy Moley,
nineteen point five million. Good luck with that one. Okay
check out. Let me say what did I do? Oh yeah, yeah,
I'll tell you. We did a Bobby cast, a little
different than what I normally do. There's a morning duo

(08:01):
radio duo. There are friends of ours two but were
fired in Seattle. The name is Carla, Marie and Anthony.
And they came over to the house and we just
talked about them being fired in radio and what it's
like to work in radio and be fired. Oh wow.
So it wasn't just like I was like, how did
it happen? They pulled you where they said what to you?
So pretty interesting. Yeah, that sounds interesting, and they were
just opening on it, So you can search the Bobbycast

(08:23):
if you want to hear that and find that you
may not even know who they are. I got so
many measures from listeners going ahead and never heard of
them until this podcast. But like, that's a really fascinating
story and I'm kind of a fan now, so you
can hear that. We did a bunch of other stuff too.
So that's what's up there. What's over on Four Things
right now? Um? Last week, well, the Thursday episode is

(08:43):
the latest one up and it was with Jamie Ivy.
She if you're the stay at home mom or you're
a woman with a career, it's awesome for you to
listen to like how you're defining success and how her
definition of it might look a little bit different and
send you some incourag reachment. Check out Four Things with
Amy Brown if you want to check that out. And

(09:05):
I assume you guys are doing a sports show today. Yeah,
finally about what I mean finally football football. We've been
waiting so long for this, so yeah, big football episode.
Check out The Sore Losers if you let Movies Movie
Mike's Movie Podcast where he's gone through all the states
in the most famous movie based in each state. That's
the thing. All right, Thank you guys, enjoy today's radio show.
If you're watching on Facebook right now, thank you for

(09:25):
watching everybody else. Goodbye, what's up everybody? Morning, Studio Morning.
We're back at it for another week. I was in

(09:46):
Colorado all weekend. I'll talk about that a little bit
later in this hour. I have a list of celebrities
that they've been ranked as the celebrities. No one cares
about it anymore, and so I want to go down
the list and see if we care about them still. Okay, Okay,
I hope so well some of them. Though you're gonna
be like, you know, I don't care that much. Okay.
I do want to read an email here, bobbies maid.

(10:09):
My dad's in the hospital recovering from a recent surgery.
We can't visit due to COVID, so I call the
nurse's desk to check on in him daily. Here's my question.
Is it okay to uber eats or send food to
the nurses that are working like pizza? Maybe I want
to reward them for hard work and also kind of
bribe them so they'll pay extra attention to my dad.
Maybe a nurse can answer this for me. I'm not

(10:31):
sure if food could be delivered these days. I think
it can. I can. Yeah, yes, it definitely can. They
won't the delivery person won't take it all away to
the top, but they can. So my advice would be,
it never hurts to put out effort. Maybe it doesn't
get eaten they already had their dinner, but it never
hurts to send something nice with a nice note, right, No,

(10:55):
I think that that's really great, even though it's you
want to show your appreciation, but also sugar on top
for your dad's care. Nothing wrong with that. I've done
it absolutely Yeah. Today tonight, by the way, is the
first episode of Dancing with the Stars for this season,
season twenty nine, So I wanted to pull a couple
of things here. Um, two seasons ago, I won the

(11:17):
show you guys voted, I won, shocked the world. People
on that show still hate me. Like fans, I love
everybody on the show's dancers. I became good friends with them,
but like fans of the hardcore dancers that watch that
show to see elite dancing, hate my guts. But here
is Tom bergeron announcing the winner and reaction right after.
And this is a long clip because he just sits there.

(11:40):
He's like the winner and just know, well, as this
is happening, I'm watching real time going, oh my god,
say a name, say a name, say any name, but
say my name. The winners and new champions of Dancing
with the Stars are I'm like, please Boppy and Charta.

(12:05):
And as soon as that book came out, I was like,
oh my god, so crazy, couldn't believe it sell bizarre.
Listen to that. You are in very true work. So
people's chapteron like friend, look at that? Okay? And here

(12:26):
is a clip from Amy's viewpoint in the audience. She
wasn't allowed to have her phone out, but she recorded
it anyway. You set it down on your chair. I
held it in my hand but download so nobody could
see it. And it was just vacing like my chin
in the ceiling. So she's in the audience a little
up into the left of me. Our whole group was
that was there anyway, We were all like screaming and hugging.

(12:57):
And if you felt like we had won and we
didn't do any work, And here's the cre No, you
did you helped me, maybe not the dancing, but yeah,
here's the crazy part about that. I finished that show
that night, and we had to get on a plane
and go to New York. Right, It's like, get on
a plane, go to New York and be on Good
Morning America. And so I was like, guys, and and
for that people on that show they're either people that

(13:19):
used to be famous that really aren't anymore, or people
that aren't they're just kind of mildly famous trying to
be more. I was definitely on that lower section of
trying to be more. But I was working full time still,
like I still had my job. Yeah, And so I
finished that show, and I knew I wasn't gonna be
able to do the radio show at the same time
as a Good Morning America. So you guys had to
meet You had to be here at eleven, yeah, right night,

(13:43):
and we had to work for two hours for the
next morning show. And so I'm like, guys, I can't
get on the plane and go to New York yet.
And they had a plane ready for us like that
that Disney flew us over on a plane because we
can make it. And so I went to work. So
I had just finished like this the highest moment of
winning this show, and I can't believe it. And then
it's like, all right, seven seventeen, all right, we're here,

(14:03):
past the hour we're gonna be and right back to work.
I went normal mo, we talked about it, did the deal,
and then I went back to the airplane and some
of the dancers were so mad at me because they've
just been sitting there for an hour and a half. Oh,
you guys all flew it back together. It was all
on the same plane, the ones, anyone that was in
the finals. There were four groups in the finals, and
I was like, guys, I'm really sorry, but I have

(14:24):
a job. And if I would have lost finished second,
third or fourth, I probably just missed a flight and
been okay with it because I had to work. But
that was an interesting time because that was like and
then I went and jumped on like an ultima and
got taken to work and was this dude chilling like
a regular guy at the radio station. And then got
back in the car and they were like, there is

(14:45):
again King Dingley. And then I finished and then nobody
cared after that. Again this is a wild man. But anyway,
the show starts tonight. Pretty exciting. I have a story
about that coming up in the pile. Okay, related to you,
I don't know if you've seen it yet, related to me. Yeah,
and your win on Dancing with the Stars. Oh listen
the statement, okay, all right, we'll be back. Oh wait,

(15:09):
I guess we should get started. Let's get started now.
But now I'm irritated. Let's get started. Bob and Bones Show.
It's the Good News Countdown, counting down the biggest good
news stories across the left. Bluddy, I'm your host. Coming
in at number five. A woman in Texas got addicted

(15:30):
to baking bread during the lockdown and she hasn't stopped.
She looks people on Facebook who've been having a bad
day and then gives them some. She's now given away
over one hundred loaves since the pandemic started. A family
from Australia was in the US when the pandemic hit.
They couldn't get their dog home because of Australia's rules

(15:51):
on bringing pets back. But after one hundred thirty six
days lots of people writing letters them begging their dog
finally got to come home and see them. Holy crap,
I bet that was amazing. Did you see there was
a video of a chimp, like a baby chimp, who
had been taken from the owner. I retweeted it and
when he was reunited with his owner, and you saw
the chimp act like a human so excited. It was

(16:14):
like I did crying emoji because that's what it made
me feel like. A mom in Florida was reunited with
her two year old daughter after five months apart. She
went to Panama with the grandmother to visit relatives. They
got stuck there because the pandemic. They finally got to
go home and see each other earlier this month, which
is great. A guy in Virginia named Louis started a

(16:36):
group called the Birthday Brigade. They travel around they throw
socially distanced parties for kids. Now they've filled over two
hundred of them in the past five months. He did
an interview on the Today Show and he talked about
how it all started. And I were talking about how
we were so happy that we were able to squeeze
her birthday in before the quarantine, and then it occurred
to us, Oh my gosh, there's a neighborhood full of
five hundred families and there's gonna be plenty of kids

(16:58):
that won't be able to have a birthday, so we
wanted to do something special for them. And here you go.
You're number one best story on the Good News Countdown.
Why Le's Shenda Williams works at a Kroger in Nashville,
but last year she was homeless. An assistant manager start
a sleeping in her car in the parking lot and said, hey,
there's a job fair coming up. Leshanda got pretty emotional
talking about it in an interview and she said it's

(17:19):
changed her whole life. And when she came back, she said,
you're hired, and I just stop playing. She's like, no,
you're hired, and I cried in her arms and my
body just like collapsed this one game in the story.
And I remember we prayed. I said, I promised to
give you my best, but I never knew that sleeping
out here and it's something to eat with landing where
I am Now. That's an amazing story. That's the Good

(17:41):
News Countdown. Thank you very much that the Good News Countdown.
They have this website called ranker dot com and they
ranked everything. They ranked best scientific inventions, best soda. But
they have a new ranking where they are listing celebrities
that people don't care about anymore. So here's the top ten,

(18:02):
and our job is to see to say if we
still care or we don't care anymore. Okay? At number ten,
Jamie Lee Curtis forgot about her? Doesn't she do the
yogurt commercials for your toe? Yes? She does, she does.
But I'm gonna go honestly, I'm gonna go no, I
don't care. Amy, Okay, sure, I don't think I care. Eddie. No,

(18:22):
man forgot about her. That sounds so rude to say,
it feels awful. Okay, go ahead. Jennifer Aniston, Yeah I care. Yeah,
I care too. She's still around. Yeah, and like friends
is like having a thing again. So yes, she's a
number nine. Denzel Washington. Yes, if there's a movie that
comes out with I'm at least gonna look at it

(18:43):
to see if I will watch it, I'll be like, oh,
let me see, because you know, Denzel sixty five years old. Wow,
I'm not surprised by that, are you, guys? I guess not. No,
he seems sixty five to me, does he? I mean
he looks maybe he looks young, but I'm not shocks
that he's sixty five. His sons a really good actor too.
Who's he? He was the league guy in Black Klansman,

(19:05):
and then he was also in with the rock On.
His name is John David Washington. What's the show rock
ton HBO? I like that show is about it's intenant. Okay,
so I guess I saw Yeah, that's that's his son.
That's crazy. Um but Denzel yes or no? Yes, yes, yes, yes?
Will Smith yea, yeah, of course me too, Meg Ryan M.

(19:31):
I don't. Adam Sandler yeah yeah, not really, sorry, guys,
Bruce Willis, Yeah, that's close though. Is it like if
they put out a new action movie with him, I'd
probably be like, let me he's sixty five too. John Travolta, No, no,

(19:52):
We're all like, no John older than sixty five or
younger older older? Wo, he's sixty six. Yeah, that's crazy.
U Kuba Gooding Junior. Oh, I don't cared about himself?
Show me the money. Yeah, that's true. And then the
number one person they say that people don't care about
it anymore. We say this in a playing manner. Very

(20:14):
playing is that they were here right now. Nicholas Cage No,
oh Eddie's torn. I mean because because I feel like
he's still a little relevant, like he still puts out movies.
But I don't know, I'd say no, I'd say no
on him. Is Nicholas Cage over under sixty five over?

(20:36):
He's fifty six? Very well? You know who looks so old?
But I don't know if it was makeup. But Keanu
Reeves in the New Villain Ted three, I think he
has shaved his beard. That's what it is. And Keanu
Reeves is fifty six years old, but he looked older.
Like why my kids would not get over it? But

(20:58):
maybe because my kids them before he had seen Bill
and Ted one, and then they jumped to seeing Bill
and Ted three, and they over and over. Stashiara just
kept saying they look so old. I can't. I can't. Well,
they were old though they were parents and teenagers. I know.
But like even to me, I thinking, I'm I standing
up for Bill because you you were obsessed with Keanu.

(21:19):
I love Kennor, but I think it's the beard that
makes him look Okay, can you shave it? Maybe that's
what happened. And I get it. We're all getting older
and I'm going to embrace my oldness too. I mean
it's almost sixty. Yeah, he looked older. I didn't think so.
I just thought he looked like a normal year old dude.
Was the latest from Nashville in Tullywood Morgan number two,

(21:40):
thirty seven. Skinny and the ACM's announced that Taylor Swift
will be performing her new song Betty during the ACM Awards.
The show happens this Wednesday at eight seven Central on CBS.
Russell Dickerson and his wife Kaylee welcome their first child.
The baby boy was born on Thursday, September tenth, and
his name is Rimington Edward Dickerson. Luke Holm scored his

(22:02):
ninth consecutive number one single with Lovin On You. Luca's
the first country artist in history whose first nine singles
have reached number one on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart.
I'm Morgan number two. That's You're skinning. It's time for
the good News with Bobby, a teen cross country runner

(22:23):
in Indiana, is showing sportsmanship is more important than winning.
Axel Elman. As a high school senior, he was running
a five k race with only half a mile Togo
when he watched as a runner of head ofhand got injured,
so Levi Lagrain said, he rolled his ankle and he
wrote something pop, so he started limping. Axel saw his
opponent he was in pain. He runs up beside him,

(22:43):
literally offs him a hand and then helps push him
toward the finish line like it was a crutch for him,
like was a brace. Levi told him to go ahead,
but Axel stayed with him, even though there were strangers.
Other runners ran by, but he said, hey, I'm not
gonna leave me. Man, we got you. It just seemed
like the right thing to do. He said, what do
you think about that? I love it. It's also, you know,
I have a feeling Lunchbox wouldn't have done that. I

(23:04):
feel like he's sitting over there ready to I just
don't under when you're in competition, like and I ran
across country, there's no way. If someone gets hurt, someone
gets a cramp, I'm passing you. Sorry. I'm there to
win the race, and then I'll go back and check
on you. See if you're okay, But I'm not helping
you to the finish line. If you're gonna beat me,
you're gonna beat me. Maybe he was already losing. Yeah,
well that's and then he was like, you know what,

(23:24):
let me just get some good points. No, it's a
great story. What Amy, go ahead? Well, I was thinking
I too, ran across country, but there was no way
I was winning. So why would one hundred percent stop
and help somebody? You get some sort of award? Then, yeah, No,
that's a great story. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. Sorry. Today, this story comes

(23:45):
to us from Memphis, Tennessee. A man was the restauratter,
calling nine one one a dozen times, trying to sell
them egg rolls. You called up, Hey, I got some
good egg rolls. Would you like to buy any? He
called nine one one, Yeah, nine one one operators, Sir,
there's nine one one. It is only for emergencies. Hangs up.
He calls back, Hey, I still got those egg rolls
for sale. And they do believe alcohol was involved. You think,

(24:09):
I wonder if he was really an egg roll seller?
No idea. All right, lunchbox, that's your bone head story
of the day. A woman said a new Guinness record
by eating ten jelly donuts and under three minutes. Does
that sound that crazy? Na Oh, Eddie says no. Amy says, yeah,
I don't not really ten in three ten, ten don't

(24:33):
so that's full sized jelly donuts. Yeah, jelly. I guess
that kind of makes a difference. But Eddie, you're looking
at about once every about fifteen or sixteen seconds. Can
you do one fifty six seconds? No? Yeah, you dip
in water and just like they do the hot dogs.
I'm watching her eat it now. She's not doing water. Oh,
she's just eating it. How fast is she eating it? Bones?
Pretty good, She's struggling. So but she set the Guinnis record.

(24:56):
Here's a clip of some highlights as she broke the record. Yeah, yeah, good,
good work. You can go in yeah, good? Five seconds left? Good? Whatsout? Ten?
That was hard? That is so hard. And at the
interest to open her mouth to show that she swallowed
all of them at the time. Pretty crazy. The previous

(25:17):
record was six and three minutes. We didn't even know
about this one. We could have got that one. Six.
We can do that. Eddie once did the Crispy Creme
Challenge where it ran four miles on a treadmill and
eight twelve donuts in an hour. Yeah, and without throwing up.
Proud of that, Eddie. Lunchbox a d think they can
beat this? What is it? What's the not the old

(25:38):
record with the new one? Ten? Ten? Even a tie
it ten stuff? But I'm willing to give it a shot.
I can I can eat donuts fast, so I mean
I think I can do it. M hm. Instead of
jelly though, could we do like chocolate field because I
don't like jelly donuts. Maybe tomorrow we give it a rip,
but it can be chocolate jelly. Okay, something that's done right.

(26:01):
Maybe you can do the Boston cream with the customers.
I'm down with that. If any of you guys hit
even hit ten, I get fifty bucks. Wow. Okay, if
you just hit ten, Yeah, it's right tomorrow. Yeah, audience
gamble on who they think's gonna win. Perfect, right? Are
you in or now? Is there any Keto donuts we
could possibly come up? If you're not good with it,
don't win. I'm a hardcore for the wedding right now, y'all? Okay,
Well these two will go at it. Yeah we're not.

(26:22):
We're already married. Hey, speaking of food, Kaitlyn comes up
to me and she goes, hey, I just told Amy
this segments relatable, and I was like what she goes, Yeah, Amy,
Amy sent me a question if her husband's stealing her
cupcake was relatable. I don't know that he stole it,
but he ate it without into his mind and he
ate it. So then and I went to go eat it,
it wasn't there, and I was frustrated because I wanted

(26:44):
my cupcake. But you're checking with Caitlyn. No, we were
just I just said, because sometimes when I'm thinking about
stuff to send in the show, I question, is this
really that we could deal with my being ridiculous? Is
this relatable? Because I felt ridiculous, And then she valid
dated my feelings and said, oh no, no, no, no,
this is what Bobby does. I go to the pantry

(27:05):
and my food's gone, or he'll eat half of it
and leave it just sitting there in the wrapper and
he gets all stale like she had feelings on it.
And I was like, okay, validated, scind So then I
sent it in. Is something to to prep for the show. Yeah.
As soon as um it happened with Amy sending or
that she goes, you know, Amy, send me that shoes,
you know what you did used to eat and then

(27:26):
here we go. So I mean, I'm not alone in
the fact that sometimes if you know your significant other
has something that they enjoy or they like to eat,
and they should hide it from us. Okay, you're right,
all right. I can't control myself. The problem is if
I hide my cupcake, then I'm going to forget where
I put it. I'm not gonna get eaten by anybody.

(27:47):
Leave it on your phone, Okay, on with us right now.
It is Amanda from Gainesville, Florida. Amanda, how are you
doing good, Bobby? How are you guys doing We're doing
pretty good. We appreciate you talking with us. What's going
on with you? So? I have a two year old
his name from Morgan, and he goes to daycare and
I love the daycare and they're really helpful. But the

(28:09):
past couple of times that I've picked him up, he
has had a dirty diaper and like a little dirtier
than normal, like it's been there for a while. And
I love them, I really do, and I don't want
to say something because it's like, it's my kid, I
should change his diaper. But at the same time, like

(28:29):
I don't want him to be sitting in a pee
and pooper very long, So I just don't know if
I should say something, and if I should say something,
like what should I say? Well, let the parents go first, Eddie.
You have young kids. I don't do daycare, so I
don't know what the protocol is if they are supposed
to do diapers. But I figured you've got something you needed.
They do diapers, Amanda, Oh yeah, oh yeah. They listed

(28:53):
out on the paper for me what time they changed
his diaper and everything, But the past couple of times,
I haven't gotten a sheet lunchbox. Listen, I go to daycare.
My kid goes to daycare, and I feel like, this
is your daycare. Let me tell you. If I pick
up my kid and it's got a dirty diaper, I say,
excuse me? Do you not smell the poop in his diaper? Like?
How long has that been there? Can we get a

(29:14):
change before we go home? Playing? And simple? You just
let them know because then they're like, oh, they noticed
the poop in the diaper, because you not want to
put the kid in the car seat with poop and
his diaper and you're not going to change him right
there on the sidewalk. So you just straight up saying
excuse me. I know you got things going on. But
there's pooping this diaper? Did you not notice? I guess
that I would worry if I did that, they wouldn't
treat my kid as good, because that's what she's worried about. Like,

(29:36):
that's what I would really I would never go and
do that because I would be like, when I'm gone,
they won't treat my kid as good. Okay, well what
if you don't say it in that manner? How would
you say? Then? I would say, Hey, the past few
times I picked up my son, I've just noticed that
there's been a dirty diaper. Is can we just make
sure he's being changed? Like, I don't know protocol, I'm

(29:56):
not trying to tell anybody how to do their job.
But I also haven't gotten my sheet lately, and I'm
supposed to get a sheet. Okay, this is what I
would say. I don't have to because this is how
diplomatically I would do it and make it work. I
would go to them and say, hey, daycare, my son's
having been having some stomach issues lately where it's been
pooping a lot more. If you guys could pay a
little more attention to his diaper, that would be. It
would help me so much because he's been a little

(30:17):
that way, you're not putting it on them for doing
something wrong in the past. You still have them looking
for it and tell them, hey, sorry, when I pick
him up, he's had in his diaper. But you know
that he's just not been well. Can you guys just
watch him a little closer. I think that fix it
without making them starve your kids. Now you're blaming it
on the baby difference. He's like, it's it's the baby,

(30:44):
it's not you. Amanda. What do you think about that
advice we kind of gave you. I think that's awesome.
I mean, for not having kids, that's great. And of
course Bobby knows everything. We're not having kids, we're not
being married, we're not his eggs were ever. I was
gonna write a how to book for how to do
everything I don't even really have to do. But I mean,

(31:07):
it was a a hater answer that question. Not a hater.
But he did blame it on your baby. But the
baby don't know, and the baby's gonna get better care
because of that. The baby probablyuldn't care. He'd be like, hey,
little Herbie, how do you feel if I do this?
Little Herbie be like, well, then what if they're like, oh,
if your baby's having stomach issues, we can't have them
in the daycare. Like it's not sick, Okay, it's having

(31:30):
Sometimes it's gonna be blunt though. And then if they
keep doing it, then you probably to do lunchbox or
then just pull them out go somewhere else. But I
say you need to diplomatically approach, not just this situation,
any situation. I look for this method, start to look
how you handle me. You don't want to know that.
That's many years of studying. Oh yeah, yeah, that's to

(31:54):
go home and practice more than a baby. I look
in the mirror all the time at night and I'm
like Amy and I just different tones, am Amanda. Hope
that helps you. And for calling, I'm gonna give you
a one hundred dollars Walmart gift card plus a Walmart
Photo gift which they've handed me. It is a picture
of Meta. I'll sign it if you want. Do you

(32:17):
want me to sign this picture I'm sending you, Okay,
so I'll do a one hundred dollars Walmart gift card
plus this picture. By the way, Walmart Photo invite you
to stay connected to the ones you love by making
beautiful Prince photo books and a Walart. That's what this is,
Walmart from your favorite photos taken during your time spent
at home. All right, well, Amanda, hope you gain something
from this experience. She could send this clip to the daycare. Say, hey,

(32:39):
do you guys listen to buy a bone show? You
were on the radio? Amanda, if you if you approach this, however,
will you let us know how it turns out? I will, yes,
I will, okay, and good luck. I hope Florida wins
every Are you a Gators fan? Oh? I'm Gator al

(33:00):
night all day? Okay, listen. I know you're in Gainesville
and I love the SEC. However, we have to play
you guys Arkansas Day, so I hope you win every
game except the one we play. Okay, yeah, we don't
get to play often, but yeah, lucky for you guys,
you get us this year. All right, Amanda, gotta go
and stay on the phone. We'll get your prize. Okay,
all right, there she is Amanda in Gainesville, Florida. You're

(33:23):
a Amy's pile of stories. So Amazon is holding a
virtual Career Day. So if you've ever wanted a job,
there you can attend this little virtual thing they're putting on.
You don't veer out a bunch of people, and you
might land a six figured job and a lot of
these positions that they have opened. A four year degree
isn't needed, and it's virtual. You have nothing to lose. Yeah,

(33:47):
that's great. Get the full details on this Career Day
twenty twenty and how to register it Amazon Dot job
slash Career Day by the way, not a commercial, No,
not at all. I just saw it thought it was
cool if anybody's looking for a job. I feel like
this might be an amazing way to see if you're
a good fit. And I feel like it's a if
you want to work anywhere right now, probably pretty safe
to work at Amazon. Why is really getting online right now? See?

(34:11):
You're right? All right? What else you got? So? There
was a list that was put together of the best
and the worst Dancing with the Stars winners of all time.
But they mean best dancers. They just said a list
of the winners and then they ranked them from best
to worst. If I'm at last time, So there's twenty
eight winners total, and you were, uh, you're a winner

(34:36):
in the twenty eight Yeah, all twenty had to win
the show. Yeah, so there's twenty eight. You're asking me
what number I think I had? What number? Two? Think
you are? One through twenty eight? Eighth? Because I wasn't.
I didn't win because I'm just dancing. I figured out
how to beat the show. I'm smarter than that shows rules.
I figured out or I can't tell you the number

(34:57):
you fell out? You and me to read what they
wrote about you. No, probably not. I'm just gonna get mad. No, okay,
go ahead. Despite his career as a country radio DJE listen,
go ahead. Despite his career as a country radio DJ,
parentheses and side hustle as American Idol's resident mentor in Princes,

(35:20):
bones proximity to the music world didn't quite give him
the rhythm or flow that he that he needed to
dance well, not that it mattered much to his considerable
fan base, which ultimately scored him the win. And though
Bones's upbeat attitude in the face of season long criticism
was admirable, his lack of real dance skills made this

(35:42):
victory feel really questionable. It was so controversial, in fact,
that Dancing with the Stars went on to create the
judges save for season twenty eight intended to weed up
the week. Well, no one intended to keep in the strongest.
So if someone was any whatever, So every they're just haters.
This is what happens. This is what happens to me.

(36:04):
If you're listening to the show, that's what happens to you.
People just always looking for shots to take on you.
What number of my twenty eight? After all that, they're
just haters. I won that show with a larger percentage
of any hit winner in the history of that show.
So take that. Yeah, it's got him? Why why? Why? Why?

(36:26):
I guess what? Twenty eight, though, is still a winner. Yeah,
you're still one. Who is twenty seven Bendy Irwin twenties?
You know what, I can dance pretty good. I just
couldn't dance agains people that to train their whole life. Oh,
twenty seven was from season one Kelly Monico, She's a model?
Season one was like the sixties? What else? Who is?
Twenty six Halio Kes race car driver pile season two

(36:47):
or threties and five Ahead? Twenty five was Donald Driver
NFL player. Okay. Twenty four was Adam Rippin a figure skater. Okay,
I'm Who's number one? Nile DeMarco, m a model and deaf?
Who's two? Merl Davis? I dancer? Yeah? Who are these
people that are really good? What you can dance? So

(37:09):
what you train? The dancing your whole life? Alright? You
knew that was gonna rile me up? Go ahead? What
else you get? Okay? Well I thought you knew no.
But it's also a way to say, hey, congratulations, Juno,
I thank you for that nice even when they say
the worst winner of all time, even though your music
world didn't give you quite rhythm or I didn't have

(37:30):
any I've never danced a bit of my life, That's
what I saying. Like you came and won this show
with no prior dance. You can everybody that hates on
me can shut up and look at me as I
polished my trophy. All right, what else you get? So?
I have Garth Brooks's most important songs, according to Taste
of Country, and I thought you, being Garth Brooks's number
one fan, you could weigh in. In my mind it's

(37:51):
if Tomorrow never comes, but really it's friends on those places,
because that's what swung it and that was his biggest
song ever. What do they have, Well, I have it.
And at number five, I have the thunder Rolls controversial video.
Garth was Ryan the middle of Rock and people are like,
we love them, but it's crazy, all right? What else?
Number four was unanswered prayers? I still go like love.

(38:13):
Three if tomorrow never comes. If I'm number one on
this list too, that'd be awesome. And number two friends
in low places. Oh wow, dance has got to dance
or rodeo, but I would go to dance dance. And
then the most important song of Garth's Squeer the dance
Better I could. I need a break this This is

(38:39):
at number one because it fits with so many occasions.
Some people can listen to this and be filled with
pain or joy. I need a break. Okay that was
Amy's Kyle of Stories. It's time for the good news.
Girls Scout True zero some fourth and fifth graders. They

(39:01):
got together and they wanted to create EPE equipment for schools,
which is awesome, Like kids need masks while they're going back,
or they call sneeze guards these little shields. So they
went to YouTube. They figured out how to construct all
of these and make them. Then they sold Girl Scout
cookies to buy the materials and supplies they needed. And

(39:22):
now they have been hard at work. They've made tons
and the ppe they've made is being used at the
school and a lot of people enjoyed those Girl Scout cookies. Yeah,
so win win all around. That's awesome. Good for them,
that's what it's all about. That was tell me something
good right now in the marathon green room is Sherry's spell.

(39:42):
She's a professional hypnotist. Apparently she has for people to
you know, there's weight stopped smoking. But she also hypnotizes
people and make them do dumb stuff. So we're gonna
see in the next five minutes or so if Lunchbox,
Morgan and Abbey can be hypnotized here on the radio.
How do you feel, I'm a little nervous. Do you
feel like you can to be hypnotized? I feel like
I can, but I'm I'm nervous about what she's gonna

(40:03):
make me do or whatever. But yeah, we'll see. Okay,
so we'll do that coming up. She's getting ready here, Amy,
let's do the joke and then we'll bring her in.
Here we go, morning, Corny, Why do fun guy have
to pay double bus fares? Did you laugh? At this punchline.
Before we came on the air, Ammy was just I
don't know what's good to happen here, and I'll have
her say the joke again. But she does. They're laughing

(40:25):
at her desk and I didn't know why, but now
I see it's this joke. Okay, ask it again. Why
do fun guy have to pay double bus fairs? Why
do fun Guy have to pay double bus fairs? Because
they take up to mushroom? That was the morning Corny. Hi, Sherry,
how are you? I'm doing great? Thanks? How are you?

(40:47):
I'm really good. I'm very excited about what's about to
happen here. So her name is Sherry Spell and Sherry
Spell dot com if you want to see what she's about,
s H. E. R I Spell dot com. But you
are a hypnotist, correct, How in the world before you
hypnotize the folks on this show? I have some questions
for you. How in the world do you have a
talent to hypnotize people? And how do you get on

(41:08):
that for a career. First of all, I already did
just kidding. I was like, wow, okay, no, it actually
happened by accident. Um. I grew up in the Midwest
up in Nebraska, and then I moved to Arizona as
an adult, and I was going to school for holistic

(41:31):
nutrition and one of the electives was hypnotherapy, so I
ended up taking a class in it, and I was going,
this is this is pretty interesting. So I continued doing that,
and um got certified in the clinical hypnotherapy, so the
weight loss, to stop smoking and that sort of thing
for the people use the hypnotherapy for. And then UM later,

(41:54):
as my kids starting getting older, I wanted to venture
off and do the fun stuff. So that's when the
stage stuff came in, and I started doing that. So
Sherry's spell is here. She travels nationwide. She's performed in
Vegas and proffairs, private event schools anywhere looking for entertainment.
But I can just being fully transparent here. I've never

(42:15):
really seen hypnosis work on me. So I have trouble
with thinking that people quite like a duck. I just
have true you know. I bet that's probably common for you,
right people that don't believe. Oh absolutely, Okay, I don't
really be disrespectful, but I have trouble with it right now.
Oh no, I and several people do. The thing is
is with hypnotherapy, everybody keeps waiting for something to happen,

(42:38):
and they keep waiting for that certain moment that they're
going to say, Oh, okay, what's going to happen? But nothing.
You don't expect too much because it's a natural state
that each and every one of us go in and
out of each day. So for a few examples, when
you're driving down the road and you're going through a

(42:58):
few stop lights and stuff like that, and you don't
recall going through them, you know, yes, I do all
the time. Yeah, did you hypnotize me? And I go
drive it down. But that's when we end up getting
to the destinations like, oh I don't remember, but I
remember I didn't violate any traffic loss. And that's when
our subconscious mind takes over while the conscious mind stays

(43:21):
thinking in the moment, So they're both working at the
same time. I'm intrigued coming back in a second lunchbox. Yeah,
Morgan and Abby, our phone screener are going to be
hypnotized by Sherry's spell. My question is does it take
on everyone? Like does it take like does everyone you
hypnotize go, oh I'm hypnotized? Or some people that just

(43:42):
doesn't work. Um, you have to want to be hypnotized.
That's that's the key thing. You can't force somebody to
do it. Um, there are some other factors. So if
you're somebody's on medications and that that's that's gonna be
a big factor. You've got to be able to concentrate
and want to follow along to all the suggestions. Have

(44:03):
you ever hypnotized anyone to lose weight? I have, and
that works. Oh absolutely, if they're ready. Yeah, I mean
I don't sugarcoat anything. So if somebody's not ready, So
if a spouse comes to me and says, I want
my husband to quit smoking, if that person is not
ready to quit, they're they're not going to quit. So
it's up to that person. It's it's another tool to

(44:25):
use besides of what else you're gonna do. It's not
going to be the cure thing that's gonna do it.
It's got to be a tool that's adding on to
what else you're doing. Okay, well, we're gonna see if Lunchbox,
Morgan and Abbey can be hypnotized. Do you guys all
want to do it? I'm excited. Yeah, you guys, I

(44:46):
need you guys, to really let yourself go. Oh yeah,
she didn't come up here for her health. Right, we're
trying to hypnotize some folks. Are you gonna make them
like absolutely, you can make them do anything stupid? Or
don't you do? Not tell them yet? No? No, no,
maybe naked, be honest. No. All right, So we're gonna
come back with Sherry Spell, and we're just gonna take

(45:07):
a really quick break. We're gonna get you guys ready
to go up. She's gonna hypnotize you. We're gonna talk
about it, but we're gonna come back and talk about
it before you get rock in though. Okay, okay, sounds great.
Will they be hypnotized. You'll be able to listen here
on the show and find out Sherry Spell. Follow her
on Instagram at Cherry Spell. You got all your own name,
Good for you. I can't even have mine. That's great.

(45:28):
Sah R I S P E l L. Sherry Spell.
We're back on one second. So excited about this. We're
about to get Lunchbox Morgan and Abby hypnotized. Sherry Spell
is in studio with us. A couple of questions for you,
Sherry before we walked them up to the stage, Has
anyone ever stayed hypnotized for the rest of their life. No,

(45:48):
there's never been a document in case ever that somebody's
been stuck in hypnosis. Yeah, because that's what I would
worry about for these three they never quite come back
to the good workers they are. Or you guys could
use that excuse, be like, sorry, man's oh, cherry hypnotize me,
I haven't come to work on time? Since then? Um,
could someone get out of a crime if they were
hypnotized while they committed it? They were like, your honor,

(46:11):
Cherry came over hypnotize the crap out of me. I
robbed a bank? No? Okay, Um, is anyone listening right
now at risk of being hypnotized? Is that a thing
where you don't want to where you won't do the
whole hypnosis out loud because people in their cars would
be hypnotized. Correct? Really? Yeah, because when you're listening to it,
you're getting to that relaxed state as well, So you could,

(46:34):
especially people that meditate a lot, you're going to go
under a lot quicker than somebody that's never experienced it.
So that's why we're not going the whole meditation on
the air because you're afraid or sorry hypnosis. You're afraid
that people listening will be hypnotize it all over the country. Yes, wow,
how does that mean that we hynot? Oh yeah, we're

(46:57):
in the room. Yeah. Like, well, well if you follow
along told the suggestions. So if you're doing exactly what
I'm asking you to do, you can do it from
your seat and just kind of play along, which that
would be kind of fun too. She's gonna put us
a lot of sleep. Her cousin, who's an aspiring artist
in Tennessee. Here's the new and from Johnny Spell. This

(47:23):
is all a big game by her. She gamed us
all Cherry Spell takes over all right, okay, so here's
what we're gonna do. Do we want to get Sherry's
microphone different from their um if lunchbox out before you
walk up there, are you willing to really give your heart?
I'm all in. I'm excited about this. I mean, I'm nervous,
but I'm excited because I don't know what you're gonna
make me do. And my parents were hypnotized to quit smoking,

(47:44):
but they weren't ready to quit smoking. They worked for
like two weeks and then they went back but it
did work for two weeks. It didn't work for two weeks. Wow. Okay,
So Sherry come over to this Mike walking up to
the stage. Now we'll be lunch box. Whoa Morgan number
two an abbey. So you guys go on up to
the stage and take a seat. Oh and Sherry has

(48:05):
now backed away from them because even during hypnosis, we
are COVID safe. Morgan, how do you feel right now?
I feel good. I mean, I'm all about trying new things,
so let's see how this goes. Abby, I'm a little nervous.
I've actually never seen it though, like ever, so I
have no idea what to expect. You've never seen like
on a stage because in college And Sherry just full disclosure,

(48:26):
once someone tried to hypnotize me on stage at a
college event and I faked the crap out of it
because I didn't want to be kicked off stage. I
was just loving the moment, so it didn't take on me.
But I said that to you earlier. So okay, now
I feel totally honest because I just want listeners hitting
me up going remember the time you fake being hypnotized? Um, Okay,

(48:47):
she's got a magic wand that's not a one. That's
a pride. That's a kind of pride right right here.
Oh oh, so she does have what looks like, oh
like a Stoa ball light. They sell those like a
Disney World. It's like a it's it's a circular ball
and inside of it there's a light that's spinning around

(49:10):
and you push it and they stare at that. Can
you make them pee on themself? And that would be
so fun? Because I really do? You have to go? Yeah,
go go real quick? Okay, now everybody's leaving, Abbey, are
you good? Okay? Okay, sure, let me ask you a
couple more questions real quick? What what does the what's

(49:32):
the light do to them? The light is just something
for them to focus on. And because I don't want
to be hypnotized, I shouldn't focus on the light. Probably probably, okay,
so Abby, Yes, it needs you to really dial in
and give your heart and soul to this. I can
do that. And are you gonna make because those other
two aren't in here, are you gonna make them do
funny things so we get good laughs? Or oh absolutely, okay,

(49:52):
I have some good stuff plan. Okay, Well, then why
don't we take a break. We'll let them go to
the bathroom because Sherry doesn't want to hypnotize everyone in
the listening in their car. Right now, we're going to
do this off the air and we'll come back and
see what happens. Okay, everybody good, Yeah, good, all right, Okay,

(50:13):
supposedly they're good and hypnotized. Okay, Sherry spell is here, Sherry.
Their heads are drooped all the way down. It's Morgan
lunchbox an abbey. Their heads are all just hanging now.
I tried not to pay a lot of attention to
the hypnotizing part because I didn't want to be hypnotized.
But what's happening with them right now? Right now, they're
just in that state of between consciousness of being aware

(50:36):
and being asleep, so that in that middle state between
those two things. You know, they're fully aware of what's
going on, but they're just in that relaxed state. So
right now we're talking. Do they hear me? They yes,
And it's just one of those things that some people
can come out of it depending on what's going on.

(50:58):
But right now they're just look so asleep, they're so relaxed.
They just want they love that this is so weird,
So I want that. So do you think they're all hypnotized? Um? Yeah,
I think I think I have an idea on who's

(51:18):
going to be the good ones here because of how
their bodies reacting. Yes, okay, well now then they're all out.
Now what do we do? Okay, So now I'm going
to give the first suggestion. So, um, all right, what's
happening here? She just handed the lunchbox, So get that on,
rubbing it in good all over his face? Great, great,

(51:42):
we got that. So what do you reading? Perfect? And
so chut lipstick all over his face? He's doing great?
Oh perfect? Okay, that ended up working perfect, So take
it dean, breath in and sleep all the way down. Okay, great,

(52:07):
let's go around. Okay, okay, bones, we may want to
keep lunch box in this. Stay I'm touching now. You're
going to be the first man to have a baby.
She's touching lunch boxles the person i'm touching now you
are nurse and having a baby. Three. You can just

(52:31):
push hard, push hard. I know I'm not great, almost hard,
Keep going and keep going. We have the worst man.
It's okay, it's we're not quite there yet. Doing great? Great? Push?

(53:01):
How's the delivery here? Okay? Push? Oh here? Perfect? Congratulations?
What did you have a boy? What's his name? Brian? Brian? Congratulations?

(53:33):
Taking deep, breath in and sleep all the way down.
Give them a round of a flock. Person, I'm touching now,
you are a minion translator box exactly, and you're the
only one that knows exactly what she's saying. One, two, three,
Set up in your seats. Hi, everybody, how's it going

(53:59):
a little bit? It's sunny outside. Are gonna be at
the beach or mom? And I think? And work is good?
I mean yeah, And I'm gonna see Sarah later. Sarah's

(54:21):
gonna come over to watch Netflix some. I'm on Netflix. Due, lad, Okay,
I'm great. Deeper then and sleep ball all the way down.
A round of applause if you just turn the show on.
Lunchbox and Abbey are hypnotized, and I think we had

(54:45):
to bring them out. So when you get off the stage,
you're gonna move in extremely slow motion. So on the
count of three, you're gonna sit up and be completely
out of hypnosis and back in the environment. One feeling
starting to come back to the room, more energy, to
your body to feeling more energy than you've had in
weeks and more energized, feeling as if you've had eight

(55:08):
hours asleep and three eyes wide open, fully awake. Now
give him a round of applause. Yeah, how you're bad, lunchbox.
How do you feel? Oh? Okay? Oh sorry? Good? Yeah,
you look good. You look good. While you guys looking

(55:30):
at me like you look good? You have some stuff
on your face? Oh it is what the crap? You
put lipstick all over yourself? Do you remember that? Oh? No,
all right, sure, So now how do you make him
normal again? Oh? He is normal. I said. That's as

(55:51):
good as it gets. Okay, all right, so he's now back.
He's good to go. So why was he so prone
to being all the way under? Usually when somebody has
a lot of energy and outgoing, the majority of those
people just want to have fun. Yeah, they're just okay,
Oh I'm up for it. Because when somebody's really energized
and ready for it, that's when they're most susceptible, because
it's when you have doubts and stuff, you're second guests

(56:14):
and everything, and you're going to block it. Well, he
didn't block it. He in block crap. That was fun.
You guys are a lot of fun, all right, Sherry Spell. Yeah, Sherry.
If someone's listening and they want to hire you, what
do they do? They can go to my website, um
at Sherry spell dot com and then up there's just
a link and yep you you'll come and do colleges.
You'll do professional settings like uh conferences, that kind of stuff. Absolutely,

(56:37):
and you can also enertize like me. For example, if
I wanted to be like handed help not eating so
much sugar, you could help me if I wanted help there. Absolutely.
I can even hypnotize you to see if you can dance.
I can't. I'm just kidding. All right. There she is Sherry.
Thank you very much, Serry Sell. Check her out Sherry
spell dot com, sh e rii spell dot com. Also

(56:59):
on Instagram at Sherry Spell. Lunchbox, Abby Morrigan, thank you
guys for putting yourself in the situation to be hitting
the ties. Lunchbox still looks like he's drunk and we
will be back in a minute. It's time for the
good news. John's a delivery driver for Amazon. He's on
his route in Massachusetts, walking up the door to deliver

(57:22):
a package due to dude, beautiful day. He looks in
the backyard and he's like, man, that dog looks like
it's struggling to get out of the pool. That dog
looks like he said, drowning, runs in the backyard, jumps
in the pool and saves the fourteen year old dog.
That's awesome. He had gotten out the back door when
no one was home. And the crazy thing is he
jumped in with his phone and everything phone ruined, and

(57:42):
then he sat there with the dog for an hour
and a half until someone came home. My dog likes
to wade into the pool now, which is scary because
bulldogs can't swim. He hates water. But all of a sudden,
because I have like a my pool has like a
boat ramp into it. It's on. I've never seen it before.
Is that how you describe it. I think it's called
more of like a like a beach area of no

(58:05):
sand though like a sit where you can sit and
it go. It's really really shallow. I don't know. It's well, yeah,
people are picturing him being oh, they'll slide a boat
into his pool, and a lot of that's true. Well now,
but he would walk up to the edge and drink
the water. And now he just goes all the way
up to his neck. Oh boy, he won't go any
farther and he never goes in if I'm not there.

(58:27):
But if he ever gets out, I don't need him
in the pool. Ye yeah, that could be bad. Yeah,
because again, bulldogs, they don't swim, they don't float. It's
like a trash bag holding a rock. That's what their
skin is. That's a great story though. Hopefully if that
happens to mind the abor will do that. Come save
the dog, all right, lunchbox a dad, that's it, Thank
you very much. It's what it's all about. That was

(58:47):
tell me something good. You guys can call us right
now if you want. We're here, eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby,
that's the phone number, eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby.
Let's go to val LLERI right now. Hey, Valerie, what's
going on with you? Call lot? Good morning studio. So

(59:07):
last night I got on Instagram and I followed Bobby
for a year that I started watching or listening to
the podcast and the radio show, and Amy had posted something,
so I clicked to see what Amy looked like. I
had no clue and that led down a rabbit hole
and then she was exactly what I expected her to
look like. But Lunchbox is not what I expected him

(59:29):
to look like. Well, so what did you expect Lunchbox
to look like? He's got this big, deep voice and
you know this attitude to Matt. So I figured there
was like this three hundred pound bearded guy with a
ball hat on backward in the room. And Ray Mundo,
I did not expect him to be such a pretty boy.
So Lunchbox she thought would be bigger but a scrawny

(59:53):
and Ray you thought would be more bro and less pretty,
right right, Like I I was taken the eighties. He
would have a pop caller for sure, oh, Ray, and
right now we would right now, Ray pops a caller, definitely. Yeah.
Well all right, well, hey, thanks for you or were
you disappointed? Do you feel like we're we're uglier than
you thought? No? No, no, It's like it's like reading

(01:00:14):
a book and then you see the movie You're like, huh,
that's not what I pictured. I'm not sure to take
this call this is a compliment or not. But well, Valerie,
thank you anything else that you'd like to say? No, no,
I appreciate you, guys. I listened to the show in
the morning and finish it up on the podcast on
my way home at night, and I appreciate you guys.
All right, thank you very much. Have a great day.

(01:00:34):
You do the same, thanks guys. All yeah, call us
guys if you want, we're here eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby,
why don't we do the big story? Bobby's story? All right?
Get this. A bunch of parents go to a sperm
bank because they want to have kids and they weren't
able to right right, Several parents received a life altering

(01:00:57):
shock when a Georgia sperm bank acci only released the
information of their children's sperm downer. They went, and the
guy said, hey, listen, here's what I am. I q
of one sixty fluency in four languages, a doctorate in
neuroscience engineering, and it kind of looked like Tom Cruise,
that's what he said. And so thirty six children have
been born from this guy sperm who just sounds like

(01:01:20):
genetically man right there, that's gold. But an accidental reveal
of his name, it turns up. Are you ready ready?
He was really a twenty three year old who did
not finish college served time in prison for burglary, a
nineteen ninety nine diagnosis for schizophrenia for which he was hospitalized.
Interesting parents of the children the man fathered are now

(01:01:41):
left with fears that they may have predisposed their children
to mental illness. Wow, how about that news? Not good?
So they don't that's what you put on his paperwork
and the sperm banks. Okay, there's no background. They don't
even go. Well, you don't look like Tom Cruise is
just you could at least physically tell anyway, that's your

(01:02:03):
big story. I thought that was pretty crazy here, Okay,
so double check everything. I don't know how you double
check that. I'm gonna go over and play this voicemail
from Keith Urban, who was here in the building, and
then you left this Bobby, Yeah, man, it's Keith here.
I listen. I hope you're doing okay. I need a
quick favor, if that's all right. I left the page
of handwritten lyrics I think in the marathon green room.

(01:02:27):
Can you take a little of around? Have you back? Thanks?
All right, there you go. So Keith Urban left some
handwritten lyrics over in our green room. I guess he
was just chilling and so he's here doing a bunch
of stuff for the ACMs because he's hosting that, and
he had to record some stuff for the Eyhart Radio
Music Festival. But again, that sheets over there in the
Marathon green room. Green room. He doesn't need it back.
So we're gonna give you a chance to win this autographed,

(01:02:48):
handwritten lyric sheet. Plus we got a Keith Urban merchandise
package and a one hundred dollar Marathon gift card. All
you have to do is go to Bobbybones dot com
and see it right there. More infoone roles go to
Bobbybones dot com. Q word rules. Keith's new album, The
Speed of Sound Now excuse me, The Speed of Now
Part one is out on Friday, September eighteenth. We go
over to Bobby Bones dot com. If you want to

(01:03:10):
win the Keith Urban lyric sheet. That's a good thing.
Raymundo did the sea or he would have sold it
on eBay. That's what we used to do back in
the day. Then we got in trouble. Back in the day,
it was like a year ago. It's been discontinued for
a long time now. Ray used to grab stuff from
people coming in the studio to perform like a cup
and then trying to sell it on eBay. Blake Shell
and his cup win for a lot. Kelsey Ballerini, I
believe Carrie Underwood sent like a cupcake or something and

(01:03:32):
it was an autograph. We never even got it. He
just auctioned it. Ray intercepts stuff in the mail and
auctions it off on eBay. All right, here's a voicemail.
Listen to this. This whole family all has COVID morning Studio.
So my family of six has COVID, all of us.
We have been so cautious this whole time. We didn't
send our kids back to school. My husband and I

(01:03:54):
worked because we have to, Like we wear masks, we
wash our hands, we do every think. This has been
most frustrating thing ever. So I need some good, like positive,
upbeat news this week. See what you can find for
me that stinks the whole family. Um, here's some positive news.
If you missed the podcast today, if you can listen

(01:04:15):
to Lunchbox be hitting the ties. Morgan, you weren't really you.
You were like I check out. Yeah it didn't. It
didn't work on me when she like woke us up
and she's like, you're on a Beach. I was like, no,
I'm not, I'm in the studio, So Morgan was not.
But Lunchbox and Abbey were. You can go listen to
that today. Lunchbox, how do you feel right now? I
still feel a little like everything's a little hazy, Like

(01:04:36):
I'm kind of asleep. I could fall back and sleep
real quick. I could lay my head down and go
back to bed, and I mean it just feels everything
you're still kind of blurry over there. Check out the
podcast I do have the top five podcasts so far
the last thirty days. Number one is Colin Ray performing
live on the show So Good. Number two is the
show before that when I have propositioned Colin ready to

(01:04:58):
come to the studio. Number three, I spent the weekend
with my girlfriend's parents. That's that podcast. Number four is
Bill Bobby You're returning American Idol. Number five is Amy's
son wants to be called something other than his name.
So that's the chart right there. Top five podcasts. Go
search it out on iHeartRadio or wherever you listen to
your podcasts. Just search for the Bobby Bone Show. Hey,

(01:05:20):
speaking of COVID, one of the symptoms that if you're
like is this COVID or the flu? Like apparently you
don't lose with the flu, you don't lose your smell
or taste, So if that happens and you're sick, it's
probably COVID. But they say one of the weird symptoms
is that coffee smells like rotting meat. And if you
love coffee and it stays like rotting meat for like
a month. Ed, did you have that at all? No,

(01:05:41):
thank goodness, because I love coffee, but you had loss
EPs smell, And yeah, I didn't smell anything, but I
could taste everything. So it's so weird because you hear
like different things from different people. Some have smells, some
don't have smell. Yeah, all right, let's go over and
take this call. Hey, Bobby, I'm wondering what your thoughts
are on the fact that Taylor Swift's making a return
to the East. I think she's gonna get back big

(01:06:02):
into the country music scene. History's about your thoughts. I
think it's cool she's gonna play. It's Wednesday night on CBS.
I'll be there too, But yeah, Taylor's gonna play. I
think her first performance in seven years. Listen. I think
it'll be cool. I think that she made a really
good record and one of the songs sounded like something
that the record label thought we can push the country radio,
and that's what's happened. I don't think right now she's

(01:06:23):
coming back to the country. Eventually, she will, but she
has so many good relationships here that if she has
something that kind of sounds country, they're gonna They've tried
before with songs from like her last album, but she's
gonna play it on the ACMs. Maybe it sticks, maybe
it doesn't, but Amy loves it. My thoughts are I
love it? Not that he asked mine? Okay, I think
when I asked yours okay, thank you? I well, I

(01:06:45):
was just you know, clarifying for him. I'm obsessed. I
can't wait for the next whole This is one country song.
Let's go to the country album. Hey, Ray, my phones
are broken? Is anybody on the phone that I want
to take right the second before I go to break?
Kayla and Texas? Okay, what does you want to talk about?
It's her as her eleven year old on the phone
as well, or she's talking about her. Okay, Well, let's
just take it and then we'll go. Then it's about

(01:07:06):
the food challenges, the food you don't like? I believe.
All right, hit it up, all right, here we go.
Hell what's her name? Kayla? Hey, Kayla Hey, good morning,
Bobby Bone. What's up? Well? I am just selling up
on that you don't like challenge because my girls they're
huge fans of your show. They're eleven and eight, and
they did it a challenge on Thursday night, and so

(01:07:30):
we watched all day Friday, and I guess they think
you work on the weekends. Also, they kept checking Instagram
to see if you gave them a lie or if
you made any comments about him trying their food? Did
they tag me? They did tag you. I'll go over
and look at it. Right now. We have a bunch
of listeners who we all ate foods that we hated,
and they also made videos. I'll play something. We have

(01:07:52):
those to play coming up, right. I'll play you some
of those coming up in a few minutes, the listener videos. Yeah,
oh that's awesome. Okay, So a couple of things we're
gonna do in a second. Yeah, he hold on, don't
hang up, you don't hang up yet. A couple things
we're gonna do in a second. First of all lunchbox
and watch something that's been very controversial in the news.
Something a show that people are like, you gotta pull
this right now. But he watched it and goes, you know, well,

(01:08:12):
he'll give his opinion what he watched that cuties. You
watched it? Yeah, I watched it. Okay, it's on Netflix.
It's extremely so he's gonna tell us what he thought
about it if there should be an uproar, so we'll
talk about that in a second. I'll also play some
of these videos here. Um, you guys can call us
as well. Eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby, Okay, anything

(01:08:32):
else before I go like your your kids page? No, No,
that's it. They've just been wanting to make sure that
you acknowledged it that he had done it. What's their name?
Ley and Carly? Okay, I'm gonna scroll through and see
if I can find him. Okay. I get tagged a lot.
Not a brag. Not a brag. I get tagged a lot.

(01:08:54):
I need to see you all right, hopefully I'll talk
to you soon. Okay, Okay, all right bye. There's a
show on Netflix called Cutis. What's it? What's the general?
What's it about? Uh? It's about this girl. I don't
even know where she lives because it's all in a

(01:09:14):
French so somewhere where they speak French. The whole shows
and subtitles. Yeah, I had no idea. And it's just
a movie. It's not even a show. It's just a movie.
I thought it was a series, but it's a movie.
And this girl moves to wherever. She's the new girl
and she's trying to fit in and find new friends.
And she's young, right, she's like eleven. She is eleven.

(01:09:35):
It's not like eleven. She's eleven. Her character's eleven, and
I think the actor is actually eleven. And so what
she finds is there's a group of girls that are
dancers and she's like, man, what are they doing? And
so she's trying to get in with those girls and
learn how to dance so she can be cool with them.

(01:09:55):
And it's pretty awkward. Well that they hit against it
is they sexualize kids. You, Yeah, and then people are
yelling like members of the Senate are going pull you down.
This is what was your final thought on it? I thought,
if I don't want to ruin the movie, like what
it's about in the I don't think there's anything wrong

(01:10:17):
with it. It's kids dancing. If you want to sexualize
it in your eyes, that's fine. Yes, they were wearing
crop tops or whatever you call those things. I think
that's what my wife called it. And so that's a
little weird that they're dressed scantily, but they were just dancing.
If you go to any cheerleading competition for these young girls,
they do the same thing, but sage, same age. But
we have no problem with it. But just because it's

(01:10:39):
in a movie, people get uncomfortable. I didn't have a
problem with it. I thought it was a pretty darn
good movie, even in subtitle aside from all that, even
in subtitles, yes, I mean struggle, you forget about the subtitles,
and it was just a pretty good coming of age
like her struggle coming of age, yeah, her struggle in life,
trying to be loyal to her family and their traditions

(01:10:59):
and you know, the new modern society. It was pretty interesting.
Amy you were getting annoyed, it looks like, well, I mean,
I'm personally not going to watch it because I don't
want to contribute to it. I just have had a few,
specifically one woman in general who was like a listener
of our She lives in Louisiana. She's become my friend.

(01:11:20):
She works in human trafficking. That's her daily job, and
she works with a lot of child pornography type things,
children being trafficked. She canceled her Netflix over this, and
I know that watches those extreme I don't know. I
just I am gonna check in with her on it.
I just saw what she was posting on Instagram and

(01:11:42):
she was completely taken aback by it. So for me personally,
I'm going to hold off on watching it or really
giving my opinion. But I want to just say that
people that work in that world were just so don't
know enough about all of that and what it can
expose and head of files that are out there and
watching that, and so she highly suggested staying away from it.

(01:12:06):
Did she want because because the big story is going
to out, people aren't watching it and we're going don't
watch it. Yeah, I'm gonna find out. I'm going to
talk to her. I'm so I'm reserving any information about
that other than that I really trust her and I
know she works in this field and she was so
passionate about it, and she's not in politics. She doesn't
care about that. It's to her, it's a more of
a this is this is her expertise. Does she have

(01:12:28):
trouble with like cheerleading competitions for eleven to twelve year olds?
I have no idea. The Rotten Tomato critics almost give
it a ninety percent. They all say it's way overblown.
It isn't near what the media is making it. The
audience score because they flooded it people who haven't seen it.
Three Oh, I'm give it a chance. It's a good movie.
The storyline is good. What it is representing is good.

(01:12:50):
I think people are making a big deal because they've
seen pictures or just a little clip of the girls
dancing and they're like, oh my gosh, I can't believe
Netflix would put this on. But if you actually watch
the movie, there's meaning behind the whole story that's I'm
watching it. I'll be honest with that personal taste. Because
what Netflix will do then is when you watch some things,

(01:13:10):
they'll go, well, if you like that, you're gonna and
I don't want that screen right, I'm trying here. We'll
go ahead so quickly back to the cheerleading thing. This again,
when you're when you're not dialed into what's happening. I
do have other friends in completely different fields, but they
work with child development and stuff, and they don't allow
their children to be in dance competitions or cheerleading competitions,

(01:13:33):
and if they're in those outfits, they go to dance
studios in places that fully dress the children, and that's
their parenting choice, but they know the harm that can
be done because again, they work in this field and
they opt to have their children still have a cheerleading experience,
but it doesn't have to be sexy because they're children.

(01:13:55):
That's what I know. Okay, all I know is I
haven't seen it. People are getting upset about it. They
haven't seen it. But Lunchmarks watched it, and I didn't
tell him to watch Push the Thumb Down on the
Old Button night because I'm just I mean, it was
one of the top ten on Netflix. And I saw
these news stories about people being so upset over cuties.
I'm like, I mean, Netflix isn't dumb enough to put

(01:14:17):
something that is that outrageous, So let me watch this thing.
And my wife was like, yeah, let's watch it. So
we watched it. Does Netflix even have nudity in general.
I don't know. I never thought about that. Mike is
dono rarely maybe men's butts, because apparently that's okay, because
even on network TV, you'll sometimes you'll see a man's

(01:14:39):
butt and you're like, well, I guess that's okay. Hey, Morgan,
let me run this by you, because you are I
think it would be good to get a perspective of
someone that's not Lunchbox. Would you watch this and give
us a review? I won't watch it, Oh, come on,
just because I don't know enough, so I'd rather just
stay out. No, it's just a movie. I'm just asking

(01:14:59):
to watch the movie, not about have any opinion about
what they're talking about. Because I feel like just Lunchbox's
opinion who watched it and is one of the b
an amy who hasn't seen it and has an opinion
based on only her friends. I feel like you'd be
a good middle ground if you just watched it and
came back with it. I'll give it a try. Okay, Lunchbox,
watch how long does you need to watch it? It's
only an hour and a half. Okay, let let us
know how far are you get? Morgan? Okay, but it

(01:15:22):
is a it's a hot eye on people. What upset
about it? Um? The question is is Netflix allowing new
did um? I'm reading an article here. I guess not.
All right, let me go over and switch it up.
This is Tara in Oklahoma. Hey Tara, how are you?
Thanks for calling the show. I'm fine, how are you?

(01:15:43):
Good morning, studio. I wanted to ask you if you
could wish my granddaughter a happy birthday. Today is her seventeen,
and she and I really love whenever she goes to
work with me on school. Right, and we have the
Friday morning dance party. We really enjoy listening to your show, period,

(01:16:08):
but we really love it Friday morning dance party and
have a great time jam and has well appreciate that.
What's what's her name again? Nana? Siera? Sierra? All righty,
hey u Nana, Tara, thank you very much and Sierra,
happy seventeenth birthday. You're only one away? Yeah you see.
San Francisco is going to probably allow sixteen year olds
to vote. Yes, if you can drive and you can

(01:16:31):
make decisions where you're gonna kill somebody on the road
or not kill somebody, you should be able to vote. Okay,
I just I When I saw that, I was thinking, Okay,
my daughter is sixteen and three years less than three
years in there. I know she's going to mature a
lot in three years. There's no way that I see
her voting. If listen, let's move the drivers ages eighteen,
then I think should be a universal adult age. You

(01:16:55):
shouldn't be able to go and serve our country but
not have a beer. You shouldn't be able to be
able to vote, the most important thing we can do, period,
and not be able to have a beer. You know
you can driving a car. That's a huge responsibility where
it's not only your life, it's other people's life. We need,
And I would say eighteen needs to be the age

(01:17:16):
where you need to do everything you want. An old
Milwaukee Okay, you're eighteen, they don't you gonna do? Yeah?
And even yeah. My daughter being thirteen, she has the
same sentiment as you. She's pretty much confused why there's
all these different ages for things. She's like, why don't

(01:17:36):
people just make it one age? Because she's trying to
learn what happens when you're sixteen? What havn't your eighteen
twenty one? And she I was like you should be
a politician. Tell somebody that eighteen and across the board.
And if some of you sixteen year old weasels want
to get mad at me for pushing that driver's license bag, hey,
suck it up. Sometimes life's hard. Yeah. I think the
hard part is when you're eighteen, you're still in high school.
So then now you're the legal one that can buy

(01:17:57):
beer for everybody, and they try to keep that. Is
that why? I don't know whatever? Rock and roll baby,
I say, it just should be eighteen for everything across
the board. If you can vote the single most important thing,
we can do the thing with the most responsibility, and
you can go serve our country, you should be able
to buy a beer. That's it. So yes, San Francisco

(01:18:17):
said they made a last sixteen year olds of a boat.
I'm okay with that because I think it furthers the
conversation of what's the age in the age is eighteen
or forty which I just turned in and only I
am able to do that? All right, call us if
you want eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby, Well, a
really weird story is this Colton Underwood from the Bachelor,

(01:18:40):
Remember him? Yeah, here's a football player, and so he's
accused of stalking his ex girlfriend Cassie Randolph from the
show because they ended up together. They split in April
Pandemic Hit Breakup. But now they say Colton Underwood started
acting weird. According to the restraining order they Cassie filed

(01:19:01):
on Friday, he sent disturbing texts, took obsessive walks to
her place. She claimed that Colton attached a GPS tracking
device under her car bumper. He followed her throughout southern California.
Cassie accused him of loitering underneath her bedroom window at
two in the morning. Another time, she discovered Colton in
an alley outside her parents beach house. So it's pretty

(01:19:24):
clear who ended this relationship. Oh my wild huh, Yeah,
what what's happening now? Being restraining Hi, she did, Yeah,
she filed one all that, that's what. Yeah, that's how
we know all of that. But there is a very
thin line between being dedicated and being obsessive. And if

(01:19:46):
she still liked him and he was underneath her window,
that's cute, not obsessive. That's not obsessive. That's someone who's
dedicated to making this relationship work. And putting in the
extra effort um. But also something I've learned with crazy
folks that have messed with me is that you know,
restraining orders are great, but it's just a piece of paper.
If they're so crazy, they're not going to be affected
by a piece of paper. Yeah, and it sounds like

(01:20:09):
this Colton, if this is true, it's pretty nutty. But
I would have never taken him as a nutcase lunchbox Wall.
You think about this guy, I know you're a big
bachelor guy. Man, that's pretty sad. I thought he was
a pretty calm dude everything on TV and when I
met him and I freaked out on him. He was
really nice and they seemed like a great couple. Show
up at your house under your window after Oh he
never did that. But it does say everything I read

(01:20:29):
that she initiated the breakup back in May, like, oh yeah,
it looks like she's the one that put the steps
in motion. Fulton had to look. Man, it's embarrassing for
him too, that publicly all that's out and the restraining
order this is a side effect of COVID nineteen. He
had that just before the player. That's it. They're like,
here's what you get no smell, no taste, then you upset.
It's like some of those commercials for the side effects

(01:20:51):
of drugs. Drug maybe a nausea, hunger, and also may
make you gamble and you're like, that was weird her
restless leg syndrome or something. It's like, so you can't
fill your pinky toe at all hours. It could give
you cancer, you could die of diabetes, or you could
not count to the number seven in a straight line.
And you're like, well, that's severe and odd. Yeah. I

(01:21:13):
have listeners here that have tried foods they hate, like
we did on the show. I have never had peanut
butter before. I hate peanut butter, so I had a
spoonful of peanut butter. Amy and Eddie had olives, Lunchbox
had broccoli, Morgan had the celery. Um. Here you go.
Here is Anna Grace from Georgia eating black licorice, which

(01:21:33):
she hates. Oh God, just a smell. I'm gonna take
a bite of it, but I really don't know if
I'll be able to swallow it. Lord help me. If
Amy did it open to it, Oh god, that's so gross.

(01:21:57):
We could eat half of one. But honestly, the smell
I love these makes me want to throw up. Peanut butters,
texture and smell made me want to throw up more
than anything, so I get that. Here is Jamie, she
has one of her youngest daughters eat carrots. She tries
to convince her it's okay because horses love carrots and
her daughter hates carrots. Put it all in her mouth
and just show it really fast. Horses love carrots. Heay,

(01:22:21):
eat it. Keep going, doll, you gotta eat that now,
and I know you have to eat. Horses love carrots.
Here's one more, one more. Here is um a s

(01:22:42):
Obba on Instagram a Salba. She tries to eat ketchup.
I cannot see in the snow. I cannot stand the taste.
I can't stand anything about ketch up. So I'm going
to put someone's and try it. All right, Here it goes.

(01:23:02):
The smell of it is awful taste. As about as
I remember. There you go. You know, Kaitlin's never had
my girlfriends, never had ketchup or mustard ever. Hates it.
Can't smell it. If I use it, she won't put
it back in the fridge, even if she cleans up
the catch. She's like, I won't touch that. Thank you
guys for posting that. It was a lot of fun.

(01:23:24):
I'll say this too. I sent Ray I text message yesterday.
What did they say? I believe it was right to
the point that said, you suck. That's it, Ray promised me,
and I don't gamble, not anymore. Ray's like, I got
a hot tip for you. The Colts are gonna win
by more than eight, he said, I have somebody super

(01:23:45):
close to the organization. Listen, are you sure this is
all on tape? Here on the show? He goes, no
doubt about it, iron clad Locke. And so I get
I bet allot too much. So I sent it to Ray.
He bet it. It wasn't even close. I lost a bet. Bye.
The Colts didn't even be much less win by over eight.

(01:24:05):
So why were you believing him? I don't know, Ray,
why did you think this? It was a hot tip
until Sunday and then it went cold for some reason.
A lot of stuff in the game, there's variables. I
don't make excuses, and that's kind of what this sounds like.
There were about five different things that happened that were
like what happened the running backs was out of the game,
in the second we went four on fourth and down
and missed. I mean stuff like that, You're not gonna
win a bet. So a lot of listeners were upset

(01:24:27):
with Ray two because they less ended bet money. Oh no,
here is Nate from Memphis. I am a huge Colts fan,
Ray Man. Those cults that the lost. Dude, you never
bet on the road team. What are we gonna do now?
How are you going to get Bobby's money back? What's

(01:24:48):
the next best thing? Yeah? What are you gonna do?
You mean another free hot tip? Hey, we doubled down.
Here has logan from Fresno, California. I just wanted to
pitch something. I think you guys should throw something on
Facebook and have everyone comment how much money they bet
on the Colts this weekend and try and add up
how much Ray lost everyone. I think that's fun. I

(01:25:10):
love the show. Ye, what was happening in your dms
on Instagram? A lot of threats, no death threats. We
didn't have to go to the police or anything like that,
but a lot of people saying, and similar to what
you said, that I suck and I'm sorry I'm wrong.
A man, I can apologize. That's really all he can do. Um,
I can't refund you your money. That's why it's called gambling.
You were just so sure. I was sure in my

(01:25:32):
living room. I bet it as well. Eddie watched Cowboys. Ah, yeah,
I did. What happened? They lost? It's rough, but you know,
first game of the season. It's okay. I'm not, like
you know, completely down on my Cowboys, but it was
a hard one to watch. Man. There was no preseason
to remember that. Yes, so a lot of vanilla offenses.
Nobody in the fan, nobody in the stands, has got

(01:25:54):
to be awkward for them. There were fans in the
stands at Colts game. The only fans were allowed were
the Jaguars who knew that was coming. It's mad. No,
you shouldn't be mad. I'm mad. Did you bet on
that two ray or did you just tell us I
did the exact same bet that you did for as much. Yes,
and I was puckered similarly in my living room, just

(01:26:14):
like you. Tom Brady lost yesterday. They played the Saints,
but the Saints are really good, and he didn't play bad.
It trew two hundred suns, but he didn't play bad.
Oldest quarterback in the league, those two quarterbacks combined for
the oldest starting quarterback duo ever between Breeze and Brady. Yeah,
he scored a touchdown, which he hasn't done. Like, I
don't think touchdown. Yeah, that's what I heard the announcer

(01:26:37):
say that he's the oldest person to score a touchdown.
He's just the oldest person in general. But isn't he
the oldest to put on a helmet? Isn't he the
oldest to wear socks? Yes, he's the oldest. Okay, vine, okay,
viye whatever. I well, hey, I watched a little football. Guys.
Hit us up eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby, that's
our number. Call us if you have something you want

(01:26:59):
to say. I spent the weekend in Denver mentioned that
way earlier on the show. It was amazing, Like I
missed the snow and I got back when it was
warm again, so it was awesome. We stayed in South
Denver and we shot an episode of my upcoming show,
Breaking Bobby Bones, and I had to do with hockey.
I've never played hockey. They love hockey like that is
the Broncos and hockey. That's what it's all about there.

(01:27:22):
But I was able to work with some some vets,
and you know, one of the guys I worked with
had his legs blown off by an ied while he
was serving in Afghanistan. Spent days with him just and
I don't want to say too much because I don't
want to spoil what the episodes about. But I came
back and I was just telling Amy all about I
was completely moved by it. And you know, I went
from me when I met these guys was there were

(01:27:43):
ten of them, and they would you know, they were
on crutches, they were walking with the prosthetic legs, or
they were in a wheelchair, and I was like, oh, man,
I feel bad for these guys, and I still feel
bad for them, but after spending time with them, there's
such a sense of empowerment from them that I was
just motivated inspired. Like the environment was great in Denver,
the mountains had snow, and the people I was with
was awesome. So I'm super pumped about this episode and

(01:28:06):
hopefully the show starts in late January February of next year.
But I'm really so let me say this, I have
bruises all over me. I've tried to not complain as
I've been here today but I'm hurting. It's great though.
It's great though, so breaking Bobby bones is. Oh, every
one of these. I come back hurting at this one
the most because I've never done I've never played hockey
at all, maybe only ice skate at once with a

(01:28:27):
church group, and I was ten, and so i have
no ice experience, and so there's a lot of falling
and a lot of get a hit. So yeah, more
on that later. But that's what I did. Amy. What's
going on with you today? Just picking the kids up
from school and then doing our practice at home, figuring
out dinner. We're on a normal routine here and now
that I mean, my kids have lasted in school longer
than I thought. I kind of thought coronavirus would get

(01:28:49):
us out. But we're still cruising. What about you? Caitlin
is taking she's been taking some classes on self defense
classes and she's taking a shooting class now guns, so
I'm going with her. I'm not taking it. I don't
I'm not using a handgun. She is using a handgun.
I have a twelve gets shotgun. I grew up in
an Arkansas. Like, I'm not grabbing a handgun, punel, punel.

(01:29:09):
I'm grabbing a because I'm more comfortable with that. But
I'm gonna go with her as she takes this class.
And yeah, so we're doing that this evening. That's what's up.
Bye Bye, Bobby Bone Show

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