Amy Got Attacked By A Bird! + Bobby Feud: Biggest Complaints + Rent Reba's House!

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting this Helka, what's happened to friends? Welcome to Tuesday's show.
More in studio. Over on the phone lines, let's see
who we have. Marcia in Indiana is up first, him Marshall,
Welcome to the show. So a few weeks ago I

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got a new car. My husband shook my own car.
He had an old truck he wanted to get rid of,
but he didn't really want to sell any wanted to
donate it to somebody that could really use it. So
we debated about what to do. A couple days later,
I hear tell me something good about cars for hero
and my husband called him. A week later, they picked

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up his truck. So now it's going to a vet
who can really use it. Wow. So and was that
Eddie's tell me something that was? Yeah? And so you
heard that on the air, and then what did you do?
Did you call your husband? Did you go, hey, here's
something we can do. Well that night when I got home,
I said, hey, let's listen to the Bobby phone, and
there was a tell me something good about cars for heroes.
They take cars, they fix them up, they donate them

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to veterans who are down on their mick. I need
a vehicle, and so that next day he called them.
About a week later they came and picked up the trucks.
Come on, wow, that's so cool. Hey, good for you, Marcia,
like that we apply to you mostly. And also nice
job Eddie. Ye. Hey, sometimes we just read those good
news stories. They're like whatever, maybe people listen, maybe they're not.
It turns out they are. I feel up about the

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whole show. I'm like, I don't know, Hey, people listening,
Remember they're not. That's so cool. Hey, Marsha, appreciate that.
I hope you have a great morning. Tell your husband
we say hello too. Well. Thank you. All right. That
is inspiring to us to know that there are things
that we can talk about that actually affect life outside
of this room that we all sit in. You know,
here is Cody in New Mexico. Cody, Welcome to the

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Bobby Bones Show. Hey, I had a question. So Ray
was talking about his bet for a Trump. Did he
ever get that money or no? I've almost tired of
even talking about this, but I'm glad you asked Cody
already do it. They did the fifteen second recap when
they were like four people left in the Republican side
of the election. Almost five years ago, Ray bet pretty

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much his entire savings account a thousand bucks on Donald
Trump to win. He won at fifty to one odds.
He says he's owed fifty thousand dollars by his betting site.
He didn't get the money after he won. Then he
said he has to complete his term. He didn't get
his money after he completed his term. Ray, we're six
seven months later. What's the deal. Yeah, I still haven't
got the money. That's the update. I wish he was
more positive. That's it. I haven't been given the check yet.

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They will cut it though very soon. As what they've
told me. Who is they? And I thought you had
an attorney, Well, no, no, I have an attorney. I
definitely do. They wanted to take out the taxes, and
I said, please take out the taxes. So that's the
process we're in right now. I don't want to get
fifty thousand. I want to get thirty thousand with the
taxes already taken out, which is what's going to happen.
I would rather have fifty and then pay the twenty
right then, so at least I got my thirty. Then

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do what's happening here. I don't think you're getting the money.
I think you've been pulling one over on us. And
you have created a five year segment that where you
can continue and continuously get called back in and go, hey, right,
what's happening like, I don't know, you get more airtime.
That's true. I wish I could say I was that
smart that I created a segment that would go along
five years even if I left the show, the segment
would still continue. But I didn't do that. You promise

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on our relationship that you are owed Yeah, his eyes
got serious right there. The you're owed fifty thousand by this,
I can't even say it. You know, fifty thousand dollars
buy this website? Go ahead, yes you do. Yeah, And
we had the betting ticket and everything like that. So
you're telling me when you're not lying here, this is
not a bit. You're owed fifty thousand dollars. Well, when

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it happened, I said, I'm putting this thousand dollars on it.
I don't get where I would have made that up.
I had no idea he was going to win the presidency.
Who would have thought that in a million years. But
you could have said that, and it's a funny bit. No,
it's a funny bit because I would have looked like
an idiot. I've never heard my wildest dreams thought he
was gonna actually win. Amya think I mean I am
helpful well that somehow he's going to get this money.

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But I mean I feel like maybe the money's gone.
I do think he really paid it. You do think
he actually made the bet. I don't. I'm now starting
to think he didn't make the best. Oh no, no chance.
I don't think he made the best. I don't either, Cody,
what do you think, buddy, dude, I don't think he
made the bet at all. Five years there's no way
he should have got the money by now. There's no way.
Cody appreciate that. But he does not have the money though.

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All right, it's time to open up the mail bag something.
Ye Hello, Bobby. My son is almost twelve years old,
and I've brought up the subject of an allowance before
with my husband. We were raised very differently, and he
thinks the kid should never be paid for doing chores

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and work around the house. We do buy him toys,
video games here and there for you know, for what
he's doing, especially if he's been extraally helpful. But I
think he should be compensated with actual money so he
can learn the value of a dollar instead of expecting
things to appear for him. However, I do make a
point to let him know that he's receiving this toy
or gift because of the work he did, but I

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don't think that's enough. How do you feel about an
allowance for kids? Any advice on what the amount of
money should be for a twelve year old? Thanks Lauren.
I think though, this all comes down to, first of all,
the money should be if what you can afford. I
didn't get an allowance because I grew up extremely poor.
We were struggling to pay for school, clothes and food,
so I never got an allowance from home. But I

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did start working at like ten years old, rake and
leaves and mowing yards. So but I do think an allowance,
if you can do it, is great. I think you
actually learned the value of a dollar based on what
you're supposed to do, Like the job you go in.
Edie knows he's got to come in, he's gotta edit videos,
he's got to do stuff on air, he's got a
post show and if he does that, then he gets
his allowance. You're right, like my paycheck. But if you

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didn't do it eventually, you would just not get that
anymore because you would not work here, right. So I
think an allowance, if you can afford it, is a
great system to actually teach it, Like, if you do this,
this is what you make. Does the agreement we make
before we do the allowance, this is what happens after.
So I'm for it if you can afford it. What
you think, oh im for allowance. But I do think
that there's certain things that are expected of the kids.

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Is just like part of being in this family. You're
expected to do X, Y and z whatever those chores are,
and those chores don't make money, that's just like expected.
And then there's stuff you can do on top of
that that could give you the opportunity to earn an allowance.
And then yeah, I guess that depends on what you
can afford to do. Do you do an allowance to

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your kids? Yeah, we do things. If there's things that
are above and beyond, then we'll either do the thing
where we do buy something, which I think that is
equivalent to getting allowance, or they actually get it, but
they don't have a weekly, regular thing. We tried that
out with my kids and it just didn't. They both
were so different. And it's interesting to see too, then
how your kids end up being different with their money.

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My daughter hides her money all around the house and
she saves it and she finds a way for other
people to pay for everything, so she's got a lot saved.
My son is like spending everything, in fact buying her
things because she'll convince him to do that. And so
then it's funny to see how they are. But hopefully
by earning it, which they do at times, they learn
the value of the dollar. Eddie year oldest son's thirteen,

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so basically twelve clo. What are your thoughts. I love
the allowance system. I think that it's really taught them,
especially my thirteen year old. It's exactly how to spend
his money, how to make his money last because he
does get the allowance. But man, it's great, like he
now because at the end of the month or whatever,
he's like, oh, well, I want to go spend a
little bit of my money that I've said, and he
wants to go to the dollar store. Back in the day,

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he wanted to go to Target. He wanted to be like,
I'll spend fifty dollars on that, And now it's like,
I don't want to spend all of it because I
know how much is coming in every month. So I'm
a big fan of the allowance system, and it's worked
for us. I think that's great too, to actually know
when you talk about the value of a a dollar, like
what things cost, because if you're just buying them something
based on what they're doing, you don't really learn that
this is what it costs. If you're giving them money

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based on what they've done, here it is, and if
you said more than that, you don't get anymore. Right,
You're right, they're like, I don't really go the dollar
store though, huh them all, but we're all advocates of it. Listen,
I never got an allowance, but I wish I would have.
I would have dominated allowance. Yeah, for sure. You'd have
gambled it and played cards at school, because when I
got to college, my grandmother trained me so good at

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playing cards. I was ready to go. I took everybody's money.
I'd have been awesome. I'd have been throwing dice in
the hallway and Mountain Pine. Um, yeah, thank you for that.
We all agree that if you can afford it, that
allowance is a good thing. And tell your husband kick
rocks here. Yeah, all right, that's the mailback. We got
your tea and that was found the cloth. All right.

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See if you can figure out which headlines are real
and what's your fake? Okay. A former personal trainer and
a son of the trainer lose it combined two hundred
and ninety five pounds. Is that a real headline or
fake headline from the news today? Combine and basically three
hundred pounds? Okay? Real? Eddie? Yes? Real? Are you both go? Real? Yeah?

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That is real? That's right. A former personal trainer that
was led into unhealthy habits due to life changes has
dropped an amazing amount of weight, and he's also helping
his son get in shape. Marriage fell apart, father died,
started a new career where he fast food regularly. Ended
up at four hundred and forty three pounds. Wow, he's
lost about one hundred and fifty pounds. His son also

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lost about one hundred fifty punds and did it together.
That's a feel good, inspiring story, all right, Real or fake?
A landmine detecting rat retires after years of service. That's
such a scary job for him. A landmine detecting rat
retires after years of service? Real or fake? Amy, I

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mean real? I hope it's real. It's so cute, Eddie,
It's so out there that it's got to be real.
That's real awesome too. After five years of service detecting
landmines in Cambodia, African giant pounced rat named mcgawa is retiring.
During his career, mcgawa detected seventy one land mines, as

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well as dozens of other unexploded items. He's still in
the job for a few more weeks. Oh this is
a movie. Oh no, it could so, it could so.
What's he doing going to Florida? Yeah? The Keys? Mcgawa
get a place in the Keys. Dwayne the Rock Johnson
has been cast to play Ronald Reagan in a new

(10:29):
adventure movie. Nice. Dwayne the Rock Johnson has been cast
by Ronald Reagan in a new adventure movie. What he
doesn't look anything? No, No, let's fake, I mean looks
nothing like him and Ronald Reagan Adventure Fake. But I
thought the rule was it's so crazy it's got to
be true. This makes sense. This is like, well, let's

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make it sound so crazy. Okay, that is fake. Got
two more. A fitness guru is gaining followers because of
her all pair diet plan, all pairs all the time.
Oh the fruit fruit pair. A fitness guru is gainining
tons of followers because of her all pair diet plan.

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Is that a real or fake? Amy? I mean I
believe it real, no pairs, it's not a diet thing.
I mean people follow weird things like that. But I'm
gonna say no, it's fake. What are youse? Right? Oh? Yeah,
so it is fake? Yeah? All right? One more? Hot
beekeeper stung by fellow female beekeeper on TikTok. Does that

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even make sense? Hot beekeeper? Hot beekeeper stung by fellow
female beekeeper on TikTok. Stung like slang for something else.
I don't think so her code. Okay, I'm gonna go
real on them. I don't know what it means. Yeah,
I feel like I think I'm thinking hot beekeeper. It's

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like Halloween. You know, they have sexy library in nurse.
It's a beekeeper who looks like that, who doesn't wear
all the gear. But it's sexy, okay and stung fellow
female beekeeper? What is having? Is that real or fake?
It's so real, Amy real, it's real. A Texas beekeeper

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that's gone viral on TikTok is catching some heat from
other beekeepers over how she does her job. Erica Thompson
has six million followers on TikTok Wow regularly post videos
on the platform showing her dealing with bee swarms dressed
in well, no protective gear. Oh probably a Los Angeles beekeeper.
Friday Chamberlain has attacked Thompson on Twitter, saying she's setting

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a dangerous precedent and accused her of faking her videos. Hater,
She's getting followers, Yeah, six million of them. Pretty crazy. Yeah,
I'm looking at it now. She just chills. She's like
she's like a little tank top. She's hot. You know.
I prefer not to say smart smart, no comment. All right,
there you go, Eddie Win, thank a real All right,

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there's no prize whatever. It's early in the morning, bragging, right,
there you go. Was the latest from Nashville and Tullywood
Morgan Number two sky Garth Brooks loved being in the
audience at the Kennedy Center Honors. What was really cool
is if you do this for a living, you're also
a fan, right, So what I've missed in the pandemic

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is going to concerts. I got to sit out there
in the crowd, stand up, sing along. I have never
ever got to be in the crowd for friends in
low places. Ever, this was fantastic. Matt Ramsey of Old
Dominion revealed the magic behind their latest song. I was
on a boat that day. We had this idea that
it needed to sound like a party and needed to

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sound a little, you know, intoxicated. So we drank some
tequila and went in and did our best little party
dance song. The CMTAM Music Awards air tomorrow night, and
some more performers were announced. Chris Stapleton will perform with
her and Ingrid Andrews will perform with JP Sacks to
premiere a new collaboration. Watch on CMT tomorrow night at

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eight seven pm Central Time. I'm Morgan number two. That's
your skinny haul. It's time for the good news. It's
a little Bryson. He's eight years old and he has
a puppy named Bruce. Well, Bruce gets sick, takes him
to the vet turns out he has parvo, and the
family is like, unfortunately, we just don't have money to
pay for these VET bills. But Bryson says, I've been

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collecting Pokemon cards, so I want to sell the real
good ones I have so we can pay for these
VET bills. He does, He pays for it. We'll guess
what Pokemon finds out about this, and they say, we're
gonna send you some packs of cards, so hopefully we
can replace the good ones that you that you sold.
Oh good, mister Pokemon heard about it. Yeah, mister Pokemon
and the card company. That's pretty cool in that goal.

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So I don't know what was in the packs, but
hopefully he got maybe even more money that was desert
like a limited edition signed autograph copies from mister Pokemon.
A sweet little kid too. When we were our dog
that we have now, we were fostering her for a
little bit before we made the adoption official and she
had parvo like she had like the first night we
had her. It was awful and we had to take

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her to the er. She almost died and then they
called you know, but it was awful because she had interacted.
That was when I left next door to TJ. Osbourne
from Brothers Osborne, and I had to go around all
my neighbors and be like, is your dog vaccinated? Because
it interacted with our dog and we just found out
this dog we're fostering has parvo, and it was it
was so embarrassing to have to like go knock and

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tell someone that. And luckily they were cool about it.
They're like, yeah, we don't know, if we're good, it's
probably fine. Luckily it was. It wasn't my faults, like
we're just fostering. But anyway, cool story, that's great. That's
what it's all about. Right there. That was tell me
something good. Amy's fascinated with birds has become her new hobby,

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her new obsession, and she has asked for a bird
minute today. So you have sixty seconds and only say
two seconds to talk about birds. Here we go, and
now it's time Amy sid minute. This isn't my happiest
bird minute ever because I was attacked by a bird downtown,
walking along the street and I don't know if it
looked like maybe a crow, I'm not quite sure. It

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wasn't there long enough for me to identify, and of
course I closed my eyes and was like flailing my
arms about why'd you get attacked by a bird? I
have no idea. We walk with worms in your hand? No,
I mean I would love if a bird came and
just landed on me, and maybe that's what it was
trying to do. Failed to tips you're trying to send those,
you know, bird vibes out anytime. But I mean I

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didn't even think I was near birds. I was in
between big buildings and a bird just like swooped down
near me, and it freaked me out, like also thought
is this a bat? Like why is this doing this?
And then it carried on like we I went on
with my day. But that was my closest encounter to
a bird ever since my bird fascination. And it's like

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it was attacking me. Why why I was just walking along?
I have no idea. It just like came in likeing
in your hands. No, nothing in my hands and candy,
be honest. I had snacks in my purse. Oh what
kind bird feed? She's eating it now? To try to
become one with the birds. Maybe I just have bird
seed like smell lingering on me because I'm constantly replenishing
my feeder. I have no idea. I'm sorry to hear

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that a close encounter and it didn't go so well,
thank you. And that was Amy's food minute. By the way,
Amy thinks she has a tail. You know she has
a tailbone, sure all we all do. But she thinks
she has her bone comes out heart more than other people,
so she constantly hurts her tail. Yeah, yes, my tail part,

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my tail of my tailbone, like in yoga, I noticed
years ago. I never knew I was different at all.
I thought I just couldn't do certain moves that other
people could do, like if you rock back and forth,
like from your back up to your legs, like I
couldn't earth like boat post that always hurt me so bad,
Like I would have to get up and be like
how how well? And I was at a water park

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and going down one of these slide things and we're
I'm in a tube though, so my butt's kind of
like hanging down and hitting it. And then I went
over this bump and my tail hit the bump and
it hurts so bad. So and nobody else, like nobody
else in my family had the issue. Can you see
it protruding from your butt? Kind Of a little bit
about you can feel it, and I have felt other

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people's just to see I know, and though if I know,
it seems weird. Laugh laugh if you want. But you
think you have an extra long tailbone that looks like
I feel like or it didn't tuck under correctly, or
something happened to it. Now, when I was in maybe
second or third grade, I was going off this slide
and fell and landed and hurt kind of my tailbone area.

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It was really scary. I had to go my mom
had picked me up. I had to go to the
doctor in the middle school. But I wonder if that's
like an injury, like it bumped the tail. I don't know,
and have lower back problems. I don't know if it's related.
I could just be marrying all this stuff together and
it's unrelated. And I was just born with a little
teeny tiny tail. So what's the weird thing about your body?
Let's go around the room. Oh, Like it's like, oh man,

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this is like me. I have these on top of
my shoulders. I was always so skinny as a kid,
and they're still here. Like my shoulder blades like pop
out like Amy's tail does yea of my shoulders. Yeah,
I was always embarrassed to take my shirt off around people.
So I was a kid at to pull someone with
a shirt on because I had these little bones coming
out of the top of my shirt. I still do.
I don't hate it as much anymore because I don't

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care that much. But that's the weird thing. Also, I
have an extremely double jointed thumb. My right eye doesn't work,
I'm colorblind. My head is massive. I got a lot
of physical things now that I kind of list them out,
that makes me special. Not yeah, I mean I'm special.
I go that I'm okay with my kaid Amy has
a tail Eddie. I just have vitle ego on my face,

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like little white spots on my chin. But that's that
came later in life. I didn't have to deal with
that as a kid, thank goodness. But as an adult,
I'm like, what, it's part of me? Did kids make
fun of you for anything? Is physically as again, I
have big ears. I mean I was hairy, you know,
so like a lot of kids like Ninja Turtles and
Splinter the rat was big then, so they'd call me
Splinter and like stuff like that. Ray, what was your

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your body weird? Well, I'm double jointed, so I can
bend all my fingers back for the video. Whoa, yeah,
I know it's awesome. They can take his finger and
bend it all the way back. Yeah, all of them
for the most part. Oh oh, I've never seen that before.
That's crazy. And then I also have a little piece

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of skin on top of my eyelid, so people always
be like, oh, you have something in your eye. I'm like,
no, no no, no, it's piece of skin. That's just they're
they're called sties. Your fingers are disgusting. I know that's awesome. Yeah, lunchbox. Well,
it's hard to find something wrong with perfection. But the
only thing that I can think I was I can't
touch my shoulders. Like if you's a huge yeah, and
I can't pat myself on the back. His arms won't touch.

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Can you do your opposite arm? You, I can do
my opposite arm. Like in elementary school, the teacher would
always say, oh, pat yourself on the back, And I
was so self conscious because everybody would just take their
right arm and pat their right shoulder, and I look
around make sure no one's looking. I take my right
arm and pat my left shoulder because I couldn't do it.
You ever seen him eat too? Like he can't. Yeah,
he holds like the fork like a shovel. He can't.

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What what's happening there with your arm? I don't know.
It's just the way I was born. It's hereditary because
my grandpa can't do it. My dad can't put up.
I can't can't do it. His palms in the air
like flat, like give us money, right, Yeah, I can't
do that. I have to turn my whole body to
the side. He's not joking. I try to turn it, it
it won't turn more than you anything. Weird. No, I
have a mole on top of my head that whenever

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I get my haircut or hairstylets have to do it
like catches on the comb. Oh so it like hurts
a little bit. But christ, it's just there, just exists. Yeah,
I mean that's I mean justin just imagine you're a dude.
You're running your hands through her hair and get stuck
on this nasty big mole. Hey, thank you all for

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being vulnerable here. I was gonna say, nobody making fun
of anyone, but then Morgan just took it. Morgan just
took the runt of it. On the phone right now,
we have Laurie in Connecticut. Laurie, how are you awesome?
Since I love you on Dancing and Stars, can I
ask you a big question about that wedding? Sure? Well,
I'd like to know if you taught anybody your famous

(22:22):
move from Dancing with the Stars with Caitlin. People are
asking if we're doing some special dance for our wedding,
and we are not. I mean, we'll just get out
and do the first dance like anyone else does. I
guess I don't know any of that stuff anymore. It's
like studying Spanish in college and you had to do
it just because, and then you ten year later you're like,
I don't want to remember much. You did bust out
one of your signature moves at the wedding and Mike

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D's wedding, I did throw out a little jive, but
then I grabbed a hamstring right afterward. Oh no, so
I didn't teach him to anybody. I don't plan on
doing anything. I don't remember anything, but what a great experience.
I'll leave it at that, What a great experience dancing
with Stars? Wise? How about that? All right? All right,
thank you, Laurie, all right, bye? Bye. If you want

(23:07):
to airbnb Reba's old house, it will cost you thirty
three hundred bucks a night. That's a lot. It's a mansion.
How many people they'd better sleep the whole town right
for thirty three hundred bucks. Country superstar Rebe McEntire live
in a mansion outside of Nashville with eight bedrooms, so
you could do sixteen people, two people in a bedroom,

(23:31):
seven bathrooms, a pool, horse stables, tennis courts, multiple courts,
and you can rent it for thirty three hundred bucks
a night. Man, that is crazy you would spend that.
I mean, I'm looking at it. The house amazing. It's
a monster. It's a mansion. It looks like if you
ever see the show in Nashville. Yeah, it kind of
looks like that type of house, got the big pillars

(23:53):
in front of it. It's a thirteen thousand square foot house.
It has seventeen beds in it. It can sleep thirty,
it says, even though they're eight bedrooms, it can sleep
thirty people. It is on eighty three acres. Hannah Ellis
and Nick Wayne recently got married there. They're country musicians.

(24:13):
They're sixteen stall horse stables, a five stall barn, a spa,
a hot tub, an elevator, an eight car garage elevator.
She put it up for sale in twenty sixteen and
asked seven point nine million dollars for it. Yeez, I
just can't imagine paying that kind of money for an airbnb. Yeah, well,
if you have thirty friends, it's one hundred and ten

(24:34):
dollars each. I don't have thirty friends yet. Well, I'm
just saying there's a movie theater in it, because it
shows the people watching the movie and they're having a
great time. But if someone was like having a big
birthday bashing they were a huge Reba fan, thirty three
hundred bucks is just too much money. I get it. Yeah,
for a night, I'd be so cool, though, I mean

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it is. I mean it's right on the water too.
Like if there's somebody standing outside like canoeing on the wall,
that's cool. Somebody has some businessman owns it now. But
the house stays open twenty four hours a day, seven
days a week. Um, you can go, I guess you
can go look at it. I don't know it. I
just can't imagine somebody paying for three nights ten thousand
dollars to go and stay there, even if you're a

(25:16):
big Reba fan. We got an Airbnb for um my
bachelor party, and they are like fifty fifteen people there.
That's a lot. Huh yeah. And it wasn't near this,
no for for fifteen people, and I was worried. I
was like, hey, are people gonna be able to sleep
two to a room because we and Eddie's like, yeah, man,
we'll sleep like five to a room. Like Eddie went

(25:38):
right back in a college mode. Of course. He's like, man,
we'll sleep on top of each other. It's a bachelor party.
Well we'll get us a cop. Well, three on top.
We're good. Yeah. If anyone's too good for that, get
over yourself. That was like, I get my own room.
I'm doing I'm not doing it. You're you're the room,
so you get your own I'm not doing that. All right,
let's check this voicemail from last night. I think it'll

(25:58):
be a hilarious bit. Y'all had lunchblocks? Do you like
online college or whatever? And get in the last three
credits to degree. I'd love to hear the updates to
finally see him get that degree. All right, love y'all,
how about more than hilarious. It'd be pretty cool to
watch you finish your degree yep through three credit short. Yeah,
it's one of the upper level classes. And they went
back and then maybe it's changed, but back then they

(26:19):
couldn't do it online. They said, I had to do
it in person, and I wasn't willing to drive back
and forth two hours to campus. It was just too much. Well,
what do you mean upper level classes? Yeah, you know,
like you can take your preres like online, but this
was like a case study, like where you were supposed
to work in a group environment and couldn't do that online.
And how long ago did you check? Years? At least eight? Yeah? Yeah,

(26:40):
because I asked our old boss for time off and
he said, no, that's at least yeah. I mean it was.
It was a long time ago, and I feel like
colleges had to shift a lot of things in twenty
twenty where I'm sure they haven't figured out where you
can do it online? Now, why don't you just reach
out and inquire? Yeah, say, hey, i'm three credits short,

(27:00):
like take this class onlines? There any possible way? Okay? Yeah, no,
I mean you're right, times have changed. They may offer
it online, but yeah, checked in ten years. I know.
I mean there's a lot of technology that makes it possible,
like zoom right, yeah, think about that. I just came out.
Can you imagine if we could have a graduation party,

(27:20):
be forty years old, graduating college and we'll tell me
something good. Yeah, maybe make the news. Oh now you're talking.
I don't know that makes the news itself, but still
you never know. Yeah, like radio host goes back and
finishes three hours. I don't know that she just ran it,
just tried it. I don't know, but that is good.

(27:43):
It would be good for our listeners, your kids, the
whole thing it go would be good. So check it
out and let us know. Okay, all right, Amy's pile
of stories. So when it comes to fast food desserts,
like where McDonald's apple pies up there. Really haven't had
one of those in a long time. But you get
that and it's warm. What you do is you heat
it up a little too hot and you let it

(28:05):
come back down to being just right warm. Yeah, that's good.
I like a Sonic blast good one cinnamon twists from
Taco bellt Yeah, you're we're there. What do you have? Well,
frosty I think we're all big fans of Frosty's from
Wendy's and heads up, it's Frosty Friday, Free Frosty Friday,
and every Friday, the Tuesday, every Friday in the month

(28:27):
of June, you can get a free Frosty. You just
got to purchase something else and another vaccine. After you
get your second vaccine, you get a free Frosty. No,
but what I would suggest is you order a French
order fries, and then you get the frosty for free,
and then you dip them in there. I've got a
Frosty in a long time. Let's go front. I do
like a Frosty. I don't think I go to Wendy's
just for the frosty, though, I think I need to

(28:48):
go to Wendy's for something and then also get a frosty.
The bacon. Well, but then it's do you get a
frosty as a drink or as a dessert? Yeah, that
was it, because you can eat a burger and then
have a Frosty. Just been a while and now I
think I'm too neurotic about it, so I'm gonna pass.
Thank you. What else did you and Caitlin ever consider
just eloping still considering it really what well, in the

(29:11):
way if we joke about it, where it's like it's wedding,
it's a lot, it's just a lot, and I'm not
even handling it really like she's doing the work. But
it Yes, where I was like, let's just go get
married and be done with it and just be married
and I have to worry about the pressures, or go
get married and not tell anybody and then have the wedding,

(29:32):
or it was when we were thinking about having in April,
let's get married now in April and then just have
the wedding and you know, later in the summer and
then tell people afterward. So yes, why well, According to
Google Trends, more people are looking to Elope right now.
The search for elopement is at an all time high.
And they think that a lot of people just had
to postpone their weddings and then they had the extra

(29:54):
time to really think about how much everything is and
just getting everybody together. They're like, forget it, let's just
hello all time high. Yeah, I get it. People are
asking the lady about the wedding since you are my
best man. Yeah, and you did get a suit fitted
months ago. That if this walk that you're doing on
the twentieth, it's four or five day walk, is going
to affect your body, I don't think so. I think it's,

(30:15):
if anything, it's gonna make me fit more better into
that tux, because I mean I've gained probably about like
four pounds since I fitted and so it's fits good.
But I mean it's on the verge of being a
little too tight, so it'll help, all right. What else?
I mean, So, if you're a fan of Dolly Pardon,
I've got some good news for you. She announces she's
working on a new bluegrass album, which will come out

(30:36):
a little later this year. She's launching a brand new
fragrance the summer, which I'm curious to see what that's
gonna smell like. And then she's building a new three
hundred and two room resort Dollywood that's going to open
in twenty twenty three, so that'll be fun. I mean,
Dolly's going to killing her now at seventy five, you know,
like if well, if that's some motivation just to like

(30:56):
and Dolly doesn't have kids, that's right, so she'll pass
it down to who. As I slowly raised my hands
that was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. So this dad was out on his boat
with his two kids, seven year old son named Chase,

(31:17):
four year old daughter named Abigail, and they were just
anchored the boat, swimming there and the daughter lost grip
of the boat. She ended up floating away. She got
caught in like a current. So then the dad went
after her, and then the sun was like, oh, what
do I do? They're floating away. So he's like, I
got to get to shore and get help. It took
him an hour to get to shore, but once he did,

(31:38):
he ran to the nearest house and was able to
get fire and rescue called and they went out and
were able to rescue the dad and the daughter. They
were still able to be swimming and floating. Yeah, the
dad had a life jacket and so anyway that they
were out there, they were stuck and they were rescued.
But all because the seven year old boy he was
able to make it to shore. I'm surprised he made

(32:00):
that right decision and not to go out after them
like the guy, I can save them, but he swam. Wow,
that's a great story. There you go. He said. He
was really scared um and that he floated on his
back a little to save energy and then would do
doggy paddling to reach the shore and switch back and forth.
But you have a life jacket too. I'm sorry. I'm
saying they all have life jackets. They just couldn't get
back in. Yes, that's a good story. There you go.

(32:21):
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
All right, let's go over to the voicemail line because
they have a corny for us. Go ahead, Hi, guys,
we are calling with a morning corny for Amy. Did
you know a pice of pie costs two fifty in
Jamaica in three twenty five in the Bahamas? These are
the pi rates of the Caribbean. You don't get that, No,

(32:48):
explain it? Okay, So if a pie cost two fifty
in Jamaica and three twenty five in the Bahamas, those
are both Caribbean islands. Those are the pyrates of the
Caribbean PI rates like Caribbean pi rates to the Caribbean. Okay,
let's go to hamy morning corny. What do cannibals serve

(33:11):
at the beginning of a dinner party? What do cannibals
serve at the beginning of a dinner party. Handshakes. Hand
shakes like a milkshake. Yeah, at the beginning of a
dinner party. Yeah, handshakes. Maybe should be at the end
of the day. We should be like deserve partyish the
play on, Like at the beginning you give a handshake,

(33:33):
but it's also milks. All right, there you go. That
was the morning Corny on the phone is Victoria, who
is calling us from Tennessee. Hi. Victoria and I are

(33:53):
getting married at the end of July. Were huge fans
of the show, and he religiously listens to store losers.
And I was listening about how Ray had such a
good time this weekend at Mikey's wedding. And I know,
Bobby that you just got engaged. Congratulations to an Oklahoma
girl bloom or sooner. And we just wanted some advice
on how we can party at our wedding with all

(34:14):
our of our friends but still be respectful to our
guests and especially like the older guests. So if you
have any advice on that or maybe like for something
we don't know. Yeah, I think that's tough, especially if
you want to drink. I don't drink, so for me,
this is not gonna be an issue. Amy, You well,
I mean I think that they'll understand you're celebrating like that.
I think you'll want to remember the evening so as

(34:37):
the bride and the groom, like have them with your
friends and have a few drinks, but definitely past yourself
and make sure you have food because the bride and
groom never get to eat really because you're so busy
talking to people. But I would say, yeah, just maybe
set a limit or you know, allow like have a
drink and then have some water and then have a
drink and go dance and then have some water and
hang out with people. I think that everyone's gonna understand

(34:59):
yourself celebrating and gonna want to have a good time.
Maybe you just go really hard at the end of
your wedding, right because you don't want to at the end, yeah,
because you do have to say hi and thanks to
everybody who came. Basically a big meat and greet, Right,
what do you think I mean, Amy's right, you just
gotta pace yourself. I haven't gone to a lot of
weddings where the bride and groom or trashed, so yeah,
that's a good thing. Just pace yourself at Bones. I

(35:21):
think getting drunk towards the end is probably a good
idea too, Like, if you really have to ray your
reception after your wedding, is that what you guys did?
I believe it was only a couple hour reception. That's
the way we did it. Curb drinking. You'd only give
him a couple of hours to drink, so you don't
have all night. Yeah, Mike's was like six hours at
leads trouble. So you're saying you wouldn't have gone overboard

(35:43):
if it was shorter. Yeah, I'd have left it my
peak instead. I was on the downhill and you guys
saw me throwing them glow sticks. Thank got it into it, then, Victoria,
thank you. Let's go to Tasha and Tampa who wants
to talk to us? Hey, Tasha, welcome to the Bobby
Bones Show. What's going on? I just wanted to get
of you guys like a huge telephone hug to Eddie,

(36:03):
to all of you guys. I'm a foster mom and
my husband and I have found here over the last
six months that there's not a lot of us around
here anymore, and so it's really taxing on us because
these kiddos really need a role model in their life.
And but there's also not a lot of programs like

(36:25):
Eddie's program that he is sponsoring the money for. And
I just wanted to say thank you, guys for doing
all of that for all of us. I appreciate that call.
I think Eddie appreciates it too. And only twelve days
until his walk from West Virginia to Tennessee. Yes, yes, yes,
raising that money, let's go. You're gonna be pretty miserable
those days, Oh for sure, I think towards the end.

(36:46):
I mean because right now, the longest walk I've done
on pavement is like six or seven miles or whatever.
And I don't I mean, I couldn't walk the next day.
So I don't know how I want to do four
days of that, But I'll get through it. Four days.
So how many hours a day? It's about eight hours
about a work day, and so how many miles a
day averages twenty? Some days will be a little less,
some days will be just a little more. And what

(37:08):
if your feet hurt so bad after day one that
you know, no, I'm gonna try. I'm gonna push through
it because I know that I'm gonna have to as
soon as I'm done, that's it. I won't walk probably
ever again. So oh so after that you're retiring from walking, Yeah,
like by a wheelchair and never walk again. Got it?
All right? Hey, thank you very much for the call.
Let's do a Colleen in Kansas. Who's on the phone
right now. I'm a nine one one operator in Kansas,

(37:29):
and I can absolutely attest the fact that people are
acting like like their kids who haven't been let out
of the house all winner, and they're just losing it.
They didn't incite for no reason, being rowdier than usual.
Like It's like I live in a very small community
and you see it here. Even I can't imagine what

(37:51):
people who are cooped up really bad like in cities
and stuff. It's just crazy. So you're noticing it just
at your job that people are a bit crazier right
now than ever before. Yeah, way and more way and
more all right, Well, I appreciate that call. Yesterday I
was talking about airplanes people you know, charging the cockpit,
and I'm like, yeah, everybody's feeling crazy. Basketball games, they're

(38:13):
trying to fight players. Everybody's crazy right now. That's why
I'm staying home until twenty twenty three. They did a
survey and found out the things that Americans complain the
most about. The top ten answers are on the board.
Lunchbox one the last round. He's also up first this round.
Top ten things that people complain about lunchbox. Yeah, it's

(38:37):
easy or a significant other, show me significant other or spouse.
Number one answer one point, which, by the way, people go, hey,
why does it only get one point. Well, it's the
easiest one to get, so you get one point two
points from the number two answer three points so one.
All right, lunchbox, go ahead. Yeah, their job, everybody talks

(38:59):
about their job. Terrible, show me job. He might run
away with this. Yeah, I told you. Yeah, complains. I
mean he's the number one complainer this whole show. Yes, okay,
go ahead, lunchbox. Yeah. I mean you want to talk
about people complain about things? Well, weather, it's still odd,
it's still cool, that's raining. Hate the weather, show me

(39:22):
the weather break big one. That's eight things people complain about. Lunchbox. Yeah, guys,
people driving it every day. God way, the traffic is
so terrible around here. Jeez, where are these cars going traffic?
Show me traffic? Oh what totally thought that was there.

(39:47):
Lunchbox got fourteen points though, so that's gonna be tood
eddie over to you. We do three rounds all the
way around. Name something that Americans complain the most about.
This is kind of like traffic, but hear people talk
about it all the time. Did you you see the
price of the gas. It's so expensive. Give me price
of gas. I'll be an X. That's good. Show me

(40:09):
price of gas. No Americans, am okay, Well go in
a different direction here and I'll say working out. Go ahead,
say lunch. I don't mean you're complaining about show me
working out like I don't want to work out. I'm

(40:30):
so tired, I'm so worried. Blah blah blah. I got you. Okay, Well,
you guys did terrible. Let's go back to lunchbox. Lunchbox
top ten answer on the board. There's seven left. Name
something Americans complain about? Oh yeah, guys, in laws? Come on,
Oh the inlaws are coming terrible? Do you do that
when yours are coming you yell terrible. I don't don't
know if I yel terrible, but I'm like mother laws

(40:51):
going forward with me this weekend? All right, show me
in laws. Number two answer is yeah, oh man, this one.
You don't bring this up at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
You know why, because everyone has an opinion. It's politics.
Everybody complains, show me politics. No one's ever swept a

(41:12):
whole category so far at lunchbox, has he got twenty
two points and he's got five out of the ten? Yeah,
as a parent to other parents, you complain about your kids,
Show me kids? What number three? It's kids? Okay, I
mean how many more left? Phones? Still enough points to

(41:39):
catch up, but it'd be tough. Okay, Well, I mean
I am out of things on this list, but go
from the heart. Yeah, you're gonna complain about the annoying neighbor.
Oh oh no, no, no, yeah, oh my neighbor. Oh

(42:00):
my gosh, my old neighbor. Oh you need to trim
that tree there. You're parking wrong. You're your car's crooked.
To stay out of my minds. Everybody has that nosy
neighbor you complain about. Show me complaining about your neighbor. Oh,
number ten and number ten, lunchbox, you have three left?

(42:21):
Can you run a category? It's never never been done.
M Oh, I know everybody complains about this everybody. I
am so tired. Lack of sleep. Show me lack of sleep. Oh, Eddie, Okay,
I'm gonna go with how other people spend their money.

(42:44):
You hear it all the time, like, oh my, did
you see what's so and so bought three? Ridiculous those
Kardashians ridiculous? Show me money. Yeah, let's go. Number seven.
Also something that I feel Lunchbox miss down on because
he complains about it all the time. It's food service.
The server at the restaurant, they're taking too slow. They

(43:06):
gave me a cop salad instead of my wife. Whatever.
Food service shoots us in correct? All right, what rounds round? Aby,
you're not on the board. You have zero points. Go ahead, laundry, laundry,
show me doing laundry. Lunch buns? Oh man, um, let's
just say delays show me Eddie, all right, I got it.

(43:34):
Sporting events. Did you see that dumb game last night?
So they'll call the rough made so dum? Show me
sporting events. Your other answers were at number four people
complain about their friends, and at number nine bills ah
Bo with thirty five points. Lunch Box, this is a
county boy. Hey, no matter what. Got money. Oh my man,

(43:59):
I can go every time I come up and everybody
and they stay there and they stay there, and you
guys say, complaining gets me nothing. Yeah. God. We have
two dogs. And Ella, the dog we adopted four or

(44:21):
five months ago, she's been going. She's been in heat,
which has been extremely difficult because we had her schedule
to go and be fixed, and then she went into
early heat, if that's a thing. So she's she's bouncing
all over the place, bleeding. It's just she can't be
around Stanley. It's been a thing. She finally has she's
okay now to come out into the house because we
have her in the yard and then in a room

(44:43):
that has a doggie door and occasionally we'll bring her
in kind of acclimate her. But she can't be near
Stanley the bulldogger. She goes crazy. Well, somehow she got
the door open and we're in the bedroom and she
gets the door opened, comes in the living room her
Instanley just her her going at it. It was like great,
so I go and I grab her her and Ella
grabs Stanley. Anyway, Kaitlyn grabs Stanley and Ellard jumps onto

(45:06):
our bed just peas all over our bed, just gross.
And she's pretty good about not peeing places, but she's
whacko quacko right now because whatever heat is, it ain't good.
And so she peas all over the bed and so
it goes all the way through the comforter down into
the mattress. I know. And so from pee in the

(45:27):
bed as a kid, I did and thought it was
about eight or so, I said, my grandma, take bacon
soda and dump it all on the spot because it
was it would absorb some of the pea. So and
this is like nine o'clock at night too, So I'm like,
we can't go. We can't sleep in this bed, and
so I dump bacon soda on it, and Kaylen and
I go. We're like, well, we're gonna have to stay
in the guest room because all of our stuff is
messed up all the comforter that smells like dog pee.

(45:49):
But how do you get it out? Because I did
the bacon soda and this morning I mixed up vinegar
and dawn and you have to blot it, but it
still isn't all the way out yet, And so we're
dealing with a mattress that smells like pe that we
don't feel comfortable hopping back in right now. Amy, you
would talk about the issues you would have with your
son a little bit. Oh yeah, I mean you well,

(46:12):
we put down special pads, but the first time, like,
how do you get out of the mattress? Oh well,
I guess I always put down the I have water
protective pads like that was something that was told to
me right away. You wouldn't know that, but I'm gonna
look if somebody else might have a tip. But I'm
gonna look something up from when my dog used to pee.
There was this TV infomercial of this urine be gone.

(46:33):
We have every kind of dog, but it's just in
a mattress. Yeah, it's tough, man. I hate to I
want to give you good I want to give you
good news, but as someone has four kids and deals
with us a lot, I mean, it's just is what
it is. And sometimes I use it as like you're
gonna have to sleep in it. Then you're gonna keep
peeing in your bed. You're gonna have to sleep in it.
If you've done that with your kids out one of them. Yeah,

(46:56):
and it helped too. It was just like okay, well,
I don't want it to smell like this all the time.
So he slowed down a little bit. But I mean,
we've tried the bacon soda, you're in be gone, the
vinegar stuff, all that, But I think inevitably it's just
in yes, do you ever? Because sometimes I'll almost pee
the bed still where I'll wake up, No, I still will.
I'll like catch myself going like like it's just about

(47:18):
to start. Do you guys ever do that? No? You
just hold it in your sleep naturally. Yeah, Or I
wake up and then I'm like, okay, gotta go. No, Yeah,
I get that. Sometimes I do that too. But sometimes
in my dream I'm starting to pee and then and
then I'm like oh, and then I catch it before
but I'm talking, I'm right on that, I'm on the edge,
and then I stop it and like cut nothing. No

(47:40):
adult that have at any adults in here. I mean
one night when I was drunk, but and I don't
have a pee the bed in I mean twenty years.
I probably actually did as a teenager a couple of times.
It didn't just go away, like I think there's something
that's not right with me physically, And so after I
like eight or nine. I finally was able to stop

(48:01):
with my own but then I'm sure I did it
a couple of times after that. You guys can laugh whatever.
This is a physical thing that you all got a
little laugh yet. I said, you're not alone in this.
I just didn't know if you were doing the math,
because twenty years would make you twenty and you know what,
I probably Pepi college. Okay, and that's okay, Hey, that's okay. Sorry.

(48:23):
This woman matched in one a million bucks on a lottery, um,
and then all of a sudden peat herself. Okay. See
I can't even get vulnerable. That's what happens on this show. Amy,
Come on, No, she was excited. Okay, go ahead. You
used to jump on a trampoline and pee. I still do.
I'm not used to. No, I tripped the other game

(48:48):
of me nothing you are? You all laugh? You all laugh? No,
I never made fun of you. Laugh it ourselves and
each other. Anyway. Actually wins a million box and lottery
and then she's pumping gas when she realized it just
drives off with the gas pop. Yeah. Now she has
to spend all of her money fixing that gas tape. Yeah,

(49:09):
just a gaspot I've driven off with it and you
have on one time. Oh boy, yeah, I had to
be real bad. It's time for the good news. This
couple's getting married and they put their wedding invitations in
the mail. They're like, all right, let's send them off
normal postage. What they didn't realize was because they they're

(49:30):
like fancy wax envelopes, they needed extra postage, some kind
of wax seal on them. Well, the post offic was like, well,
we can't mail these is not in a postage. They
put them back in their PO box and just sat there,
thinking they would come back open their PO box, see
them take them, put more postage on them. Well, they
never went back and looked in their PO box. So
this postal work. I was like, this box, they're just
sitting here. No one's getting these invites. They're just sitting here.

(49:53):
And so he paid for the extra postage. Oh wow,
put them all in the mail himself. That's cool. They
got sent out when they're bride to be heard. When
he'd done, she got choked up. They tried to repay maiden,
the you know well man for the postage, but he refused.
Here's that cliff of Edward Lee Mayton about why he
did this good deed. Yeah, that's just what we do,

(50:13):
not just because we're supposed to do it, but just
I mean, this is the valley, this is what silla.
That's just we take care of each other out here.
Who knew we had to pay extra posts for like
a fancy wax it because it's heavier. Yeah, I guess
the wax makes it just a little heavier than regular
postage day. Who doesn't check their PHO box? People? What
if you're getting mail? What if you get another mail? Though,
I'd like to shout out Edward Lee Maiden, that's awesome.

(50:35):
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
If you're watching us live, you'll see us in our
Pimp and Joy shirts. They are the red, white and blue.
Part of it is our sweat sweatshirts are today but
tomorrow they go on sale and it's all to raise
money for Army Sergeant Jerry Magetic, who we're going to
talk to tomorrow, who served twenty years. He was struck

(50:57):
by an ID, he got shot. He's went through so
much and what we're trying to do is build him
a home that especially made for him. So as far
as buying the Pip and Joy stuff, we don't keep
any of it, any of the money. It all goes
to the cause. And you may not even have your
mind made up yet, but I would just hope and
encourage you listen tomorrow morning at eight thirty seven thirty

(51:19):
Central because Army Sergeant Jerry Magetic will be on with
us and I'm very excited to share his story with
you guys. So just as a heads up there that
will be happening tomorrow, both the talk with him and
the sale of our red, white and Blue Pimp and
Joy line. We also have hats which Eddie' warning today.
Oh man, I think these came out originally, like what
six years ago. I've been waiting to get this back,

(51:40):
so I'm so happy right now. I know they sold out, Yeah,
I think it was about five years ago. And even yeah,
Eddie never talking about how we didn't even have one
anymore because everyone would always take it. So we're excited
to have a very limited edition. So be sure Bobby
Bones dot com tomorrow, set your phone alarm and you
guys hop in if you would like. All right, let's
go over and do the news. Bobby's story You'll be

(52:01):
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their state ID. The feature is scheduled to launch this fall,
will only be available in select states. The Apple I
to scan your ID, and like other cards, will be

(52:22):
stored securely and will be encrypted. All the information that
is typically found in a driver's license or ID, such
as a photo, legal name, birthdate, etc. Will be stored. Amazing.
I think so too. And some people are freaking out
because they're like, oh, they go, that's more privacy they
already know. Yeah, then might as will make it easier
on us. That's what I was about to say. Just
a little worry, worry that they're gonna have my ID now,

(52:43):
they're gonna steal my identity. If they wanted to do that,
they would have already done that. Like when I go
through my pictures, I got like five pictures of my
driver's license in my phone anyway, because people are like, hey,
can you take a picture driver's license in it? Over
for this or that? And I'm like, yeah, sure, so
It's like I got through my picture. I got driver's license,
I got insurance car, I got my butt. There's a
lot of pictures on there, but for someone who loses

(53:05):
their ID or things like that, I think it's great. No,
I mean that would be super helpful. I didn't have
my ID for almost two years. Do you have your
driver's license now? I go, I just got it like
three weeks ago. Because yesterday Caitlin and I were driving
around and she goes, I don't know why, I just
hit me. Amy's driving my card. She doesn't have a
driver's license. Now I do. Now, okay, I always had it,
but I was trying to figure out how to avoid

(53:28):
going in to take a new picture. I lost it
like two summers ago. But you didn't have it for
over driving dirty for two years. I wasn't driving dirty.
All that means driving with drugs. Dirty's riding with drugs.
First of all, I think you guys heard a song
and now just use terminology that doesn't even make sense.
I think I only got pulled over maybe once during
the time and he let me go. So it's fine. Yeah,

(53:51):
and you have one, now I do, show me, show
show me, Okay, why are you yelling show me Amy?
I don't know, but I am so proud of this.
Let's see, it's not even paper because I had a
paper one for a while too. That was there. It is.
She has her license again, so it's legit. All you
have to do is like go online and just gets had.

(54:13):
They'll send you another one. I was like, well, that
would have been helpful to know. Also in the news,
a woman dies after a security guard poses as a
doctor and performed surgery. What other country? Right is that?
What you think? As sure that no stuff like that
happens here? Where's it up? Eighty year old Shamima Begun
died Sunday, two weeks after a man pretending to be

(54:33):
a doctor attempted to treat her back wound at a
public hospital where former security guard and they say it,
met with the family, took payment from them for the
surgery before heading to the operating theater to put her
under the knife. The hospital claimed the security guard was
fired two years ago for trying to extort money from
the patients, but it said to have a history of

(54:54):
impersonating a doctor that made house calls. It doesn't say
what country. Okay, hold on, hold on, Mike's because my
story does it yelled out where Pakistan? No? It like
you'll remember doctor Death. By the way, this story is
awful and I'm just laughing that they were debating out
what country it was. Go ahead, don't remember doctor Death
like from Texas. Yeah, but that guy went like and

(55:16):
moved up the ranks as someone who lied, right listen.
I mean that was crazy. He was performing back surgeries
on people and he should not have been doctor Death though.
Didn't he have some sort of medical history? Yeah, I
think a little bit and nowhere near what he should
have had. And he was like just I don't even know,
just having surgery on people for fun. I don't know,
like in his brain what the heck he was doing.
But it's tragic. Finally, an adventurer forty four years old

(55:39):
was attempting to break the world record by kayaking twenty
four hundred miles from San Francisco to Honolulu in sixty
four days. Think about that, that line, that track, that's
that's longer than West Virginia to Tennessee. I mean that
could have been the song I'm carrying with me from
San Francisco down to Honol sixty four days. Wow. And

(56:04):
so I had to be rescued seventy miles into the
trip because a violent storm attacked. Yeah, don't you just
think you're going to hit some violent storms on that Yes,
in that amount of time. Listen. I love that she
set a goal and was just let's go. But also,
do you have to have somebody like chasing you, following
you the whole time? Do you have to have a
scubaste for when heady walks? Just try? Because I guess

(56:25):
you don't want to get on the ocean. Well, I
would think maybe there was like a boat trailing or
somewhere like that had food and supplies, because you can't
fit that much on a kayak for sixty four days?
And do you get tick it out and do number one?
And number two? I guess number one you'd be fine,
Maybe number two you would. Two just stole in the water.
Well where do you sleep? Do you pull a boat

(56:46):
out and sleeping? That's just a lot of questions. We
need to start this over because now I have so
many questions. They were hoping to reach it in sixty
four days to break a world record. Two days into
it did not work out. Helicopter had to come in
and rescue her. Oh Man, two days in. I know
you're like, dang it, all right, that's the news. Thank
you's story. Go over and talk to Stephanie in Arkansas. Stephanie,

(57:10):
thank you for calling the show. What's going on? Hey, Bobby,
I was just listening to you earlier about your dreams
about wetting the bed and stuff. I do the same
exact thing, and if I take sleeping medicine, I'll have
even weirder dreams. Then I'm sitting on the toilet. I'll
just be standing up next to my bed taking a pee. Yeah,

(57:30):
I'll have to wake up real quick. Yeah for me,
I can definitely see that because I in my dreams,
I start to go start to go pee and I'm like, oh,
I have to wake up and grab it real quick.
It's like I'm catching it. It's like I'm chasing after
somebody one step ahead of me, and if I'm not careful,
they'll run away. And by runaway means I'll be the bed, right,
And I admitted, you know, I opened up. I was
vulnerable earlier in the show, and I was like, I
haven't beat the bed like twenty years. Everybody starts to

(57:53):
go doing the mat, they were like you were twenty
one twenty years ago. But yeah, no, I feel you.
I'm not even gonna laugh at Stephanie because I struggle
with the same thing. So thank you for sharing that absolutely.
All right, See, lad, she's happy about her. Let's go
over and talk to Lauren in Tampa, Florida, who has
called the show. Hey, Lauren, what's going on with you

(58:14):
this morning? Studio? Hey, I just wanted to call and
endorse the pentp and Joy apparel because I last time
you guys were selling I bought the coral hoodie with
the white lettering, and I honestly just did it more
for the cause. But it is really really good quality,

(58:36):
and it's actually my favorite hoodie and it fits me
incredibly well. I'm really tall and so it doesn't make
me foxy, which is amazing because a lot of clothes
fit wide instead of long. And it is super soft
on the inside. So it's actually my favorite hoodie. And
I just wanted to call and let everyone know in
case they were on the fence that it's actually really

(58:58):
good quality in a day to a good cart. Well,
thank you for that call. That's right, We ain't shipping
no garbage out that's so awesome. Tomorrow eight thirty seven
thirty Central our fourth of July themed Pimp and joy
line and the name for us it's for Army Sergeant
Jerry Magetek who was hit with an IED has had
what eighty surgeries two, yeah, something like that. We're gonna

(59:19):
talk to him tomorrow. Our goal as a show the
B Team unite. We are going to build him a
house that is made for him. He's having trouble right now.
Obviously over eighty surgeries, was shot in a firefight, was
serving our country, got hit by an IED, suffers from PTSD.
So what we're gonna do tomorrow put them on and
then we're gonna sell this stuff and you're gonna love

(59:41):
to have it, but just no, we don't keep a
single penny of it. And we're gonna build this hero
of home. So just appreciate you and thank you for
the call. And that's that's really nice to be to
call and fight through the busy signals and get on here.
So here's what I read yesterday, and it's about COVID,
Eddie head COVID. Yes, do you feel effects of COVID still?
I mean I've feel things that I didn't really feel
before I had COVID, saw I'm associated with them with COVID,

(01:00:04):
Like I'm thinking I feel this way because I got COVID.
Do you worry that there still isn't enough research didn't
know really what it does long term? Because that I
would scare the crap out of me. Absolutely, Yes, you
do worry. I worry about that. Yes, I mean we
were so rushed on when this was happening, so all
the information we have was really quick. Who knows what's
going to happen to our bodies in like ten years.
As researchers work to learn more about COVID nineteen, a

(01:00:26):
new study suggests, first of all, the brain fog can
persist and even worse than months and months after. Do
you feel any sort of brain fog at all? So
you asked me this like a couple of months ago,
and I said no, Now, I definitely feel like every
two days is a different day for me, like and
I do feel more brain fogg than I did. People
have trouble problem solving No, okay there, no, I'm good,
Or they get in the car forget why they're supposed

(01:00:48):
to be in the car where they're going. No, not
yet the researchers compared long haul or complaints, which is
what you are now with something called chronic fatigue syndrome. Okay,
do you feel like any of that has happened? Some days?
Some days I just wake up and I feel really tired,
And it has nothing to do with sleep. I try
to keep a consistent pattern with sleep. I don't know.
Some days I feel more tired than other. Now you're

(01:01:09):
also forty two, right, so again it could be my
age and you don't have all your smell or taste
back or one. No, I never lost my taste, so
that was never a problem. My smell though, I would
say about eighty percent back, so I may have lost
twenty percent of my smell. Isn't it crazy that k
kirk her tree still doesn't have a taste or smell. Crazy.
I can't believe it. I got it in the winter
of last year. Still doesn't have either a taste or
smell back. Yeah, that is that. I can't even imagine that.

(01:01:33):
Like you're just chewing swallowing because you have to stay alive,
not because something tastes good. It's crazy, it doesn't matter
what it is. Crazy. Why don't we do this one. Here,
a woman in Las Vegas broke a world record by
using her powerful thighs to crush three watermelons in less
than eight seconds. That's dangerous. Could anyone on the show

(01:01:53):
crush one watermelon with their legs? With their thighs, so
she had eight seconds one like she's basically riding a bowl.
It's crazy. Now, I mean he's crushing three watermelons. I mean,
I can't. I do not think I got one hundred bucks.
Anybody who can, Oh, give me a watermelon? You're not
where you'll rip your growing out. Yeah, that's going to

(01:02:14):
cause a lot of strain in that area. I got
one hundred bucks. I think the only person who can
do as Ray. He's squatting and muscular. Yeah, okay, okay, no,
I'm a baseball player. We're known for our thighs. So,
I mean, but that's the last time you played baseball. Yeah,
that's what I'm saying. At birth, we were playing all

(01:02:34):
the time. It doesn't matter. He's born a baseball player, Bobby, Okay,
so and go you have you're known for thighs, Yeah yeah, yeah,
I mean super powerful. They can almost lift as much
as my shoulders could. I mean when I'm on in
the weight room. I mean I used to have a
Suzanne Summers thigh master. Oh so what's the deal? One

(01:02:55):
hundred bucks? Do you want to try it? Or no?
Are we able to negotiate or is that the set price?
I don't care. It's not that good amid for me
to negotiate up one hundred and fifty. I'm done, I'm out. No,
no melon? There you go do a squeeze your legs together.
There's your negotiation the end. No melon, all right, I'll
do one hundred. No fifty, no, I just I don't
even care asnymore. You want it for fifty bucks? Do

(01:03:16):
we have a melon here? We'll get one for tomorrow? Okay?
You want fifty bucks in my offer? Seventy five deal? Okay, wow,
guys we just watched. Yeah that was terrible? Right much bucks?
Do you want to shop for one hundred? Oh? Yeah,
I'm in for a hundred. Okay, yeah, I'm not trying
to mess around, right, it's just not just lost twenty
five bucks, right, like an idiot? What an idiot? I'm

(01:03:40):
proud of him for coming back with seventy five because
I was about if it was me, i'd be like, okay, fine,
fifty Craig in South Carolina. You're on this show, Craig,
how are you? What's going on? I'm doing well. Thanks you,
morning guys. Morning. I just wanted to ask Amy if
there was an update about the kitten that she was
trying to if it was Froud, or if she had

(01:04:01):
any more news. That's a good question. I wondered the
same thing. But I don't know if it's like a
trigger thing. Because Amy tried to buy this specific cat
for her daughter. They said, send us the deposit. They
got the deposit, then they were like, oh, sorry, there's
no cat. It died. Yeah, the our cat that we
were promised died. So yes, we sent the deposit I
think back in February or something, and you didn't get

(01:04:22):
the deposit back even when the cat happened to pass away. No,
they did let us know, but we had to reach out.
And then when we reached out to say, why do
you why are you just now letting us know that
the cat died because they said it died a couple
weeks ago, when at the time of them contacting us,
and they were like, well, because it's just so sad
and I'm like, okay, good answer. Well doctors did that

(01:04:43):
with humans? We didn't. Let you know, why not. I mean,
come on, you gotta be honest. It's so sad, right,
what would you have done? Like, yeah, it's my cousin,
of course. Yeah, it's just so sad. So you know
that's where we are with that. Still no deposit back,
Still no kin. I've kind of moved on. I'm sure
you got scammed though, yeah, I mean I would say
it's safety. I'm still holding that hope that maybe it's

(01:05:04):
somewhere in the mail or they're going to call back
and be like we had another litter. Take your pick,
but I have no idea. Check couple voicemails real quick.
This is a voicemail number one we got from Josh
in Southern Indiana. I was hearing you about the chocolates
covered cicadas and we are up here grabbing them and

(01:05:25):
frying them up and eating them, and surprisingly they are excellent.
So I have not tried the chocolate covered, but the
fried ones are very good up where them Southern Indiana.
Oh hey, Scuba Steves, did the chocolate covered cicadas happen
to come in yesterday afternoon? This morning? They have not.

(01:05:45):
I talked to the lady who runs it. It almost
sounds like you ever seen I Love Lucy where she's
making those pies and they're just ripping through and you
can't keep catch up. Reference, Yes, I have, and that's
how you know we're young in him, we're Megan. I
love Lucy reverences here. I just watched to Nick and
Night as a kid. But anyways, Yeah, so she is
way above her head on orders, and then with the

(01:06:08):
hot weather, it's it's pushing things back, so I think, unfortunately,
it's probably gonna be another five business days before we
get And then I asked for the expedited shipping and
she hasn't got back about that. So she also have
cats that she's sounds like. It sounds like it's the
same person. Hey, if it's a Balinese kitten, I'll take it.
Thank you Josh for that call. Let's do one more

(01:06:30):
voicemail here. Hi, I just watched two of your episodes
of the show you have one, and I have to
tell you it's one of the best shows I've ever
she aid, appreciate that. Nice. I went and did what
I was nervous to do, is I went to Rotten
Tomatoes and no, and looked up the score for Breaking
Bobby Bones, and I was nervous because we quote Rotten

(01:06:51):
Tomatoes for everything, because it's just like you know, it's
a good way to get It's a gathering of a
lot of different people's opinions, and I was like, man,
this is going to destroy me if it's not good.
So the results are in, Breaking Bobby Bones has a
ninety two percent. That's awesome. How do we can we
vote on Rotten Tomato. I don't think it's a vote.
I think it to be a critic. I don't know. Oh,

(01:07:12):
I know it has a has a critical audience. Mike
knows this. Mike is a movie Mike, what is it? Yeah,
audience can vote and you can make that rating. Well,
let's go ya. How do we get people over there
to do that? You can just I think you have
to get a Rotten Tomatoes account and then submit it. Sorry,
you having critics score, you have to be a critic
to apply to that one. Well, if you can't, this

(01:07:32):
would be the funniest thing ever. For we just made
it like ninety nine percent, made higher than any TV
show ever. Wouldn't that be the ultimate prank of the
best to make Breaking Bobbyones the highest rated show ever. Um,
and that's a five star rating on Amazon. Oh nice,
which I have an Amazon account. I can go review
and you can buy the episode there if you guys
want to see it there. It has a ninety percent
rating on Google. So right now I'm on the honor roll,
which is pretty good. Was ninety or ninety three an

(01:07:53):
A for you? Oh? Nineties in A? I mean it's
an A minus? Was still an A? Yeah? Yeah, it
was never ninety three? I think I wasn't we had
We were ninety three for most of my line for well,
if ninety three was the A, I don't know if
you had some weird letter in between, like maybe, I
don't know because that doesn't make sense to me. Yeah,
I know, but we changed my senior year to just

(01:08:14):
ninety and above. But ninety three was an A for
most of the time. You No, I don't know, it
was ninety makes sense? That should just be that that
much easier. Mike d said, someone set up a Rotten
Tomatoes account and gave me a half a one star.
As soon as we did that bit, it's ridiculous. No, yes,
as soon as we did that bit so well, now
we have to pull off the ultimate prank ever and

(01:08:35):
everybody set up a Rotten Tomatoes account and give it
five stars just as a prank. Yeah, it's super easy
to do obviously if someone doesn't do it. It's super
easy to set up a Rotten Tomatoes account. You can
do with your Facebook account. Really, yep, just what do
you do? One? Click? You do register? Oh well, let's
go bat Yeah, come on, sign up with Facebook click
here click? Oh continue, okay, I go give Breaking Bolly

(01:08:57):
Bones five stars. Let's be our little one side joke. See,
people have it out for me. All I do is
come in here, try to give a good show. I
don't ask for my Joe wise guys. Oh yeah, look
at me. I remember now let me start rating everything,
all right? Talk three songs of country music, Here we go.
Number three Chris Young, Kane Brown, Famous Friends, Number two

(01:09:21):
Dirk's Bentley Gone, I've been gone, I've been gone all day.
And number one Luke Combs Forever after all. He will
be on the show Friday, Big Show Friday. Because Luke

(01:09:43):
Combs will be on, Zach Brown will be on a
Monday show. Chase Beckham, who won American Idol will be
on so a good couple of days there. The number
one pop song for the fourth week in a row
is Justin Bieber Peaches. I got my peaches in Georgia.
I give him from California. I'd so much took up
to the man. I saw that Jeff Bezos is going

(01:10:05):
to space on his own little company. Yeah, which, by
the way, I guess he's just bored. That's when you're
a billionaire. You have you've done everything, you have everything,
and it's like, what can I do next? And so
he on his Instagram was like, I'm going to space
with my own little space crew, and so here we go.
Jeff Bezos is going to blast off into space. The
Amazon founder announced Monday yesterday that he and his brother

(01:10:26):
Mark will be the first people launched into space aboard
a rocket built by a space flight company, Blue Origin.
If it weren't me, I'll just build a green screen,
fake the whole thing, fake the whole thing, then go
back to my island and you know, have some candle
out and call of to day. But the fifty seven
year old billionaire broke news on Instagram. Here is a
clip of his video. You see the Earth from space.

(01:10:49):
That changes you. It changes your relationship with this planet,
with humanity. It's one Earth. I want to go on
this flight because it's the thing I've wanted to do
all my life. That's an adventure. It's a big deal
for me. He's gonna die. Oh boy, don't think that.
That's what I would think. I would think, Well, can
you get a life insurance on a dude that rich? Like,

(01:11:11):
why would he need insurance? He's got enough money. Yeah,
he doesn't need life insurance. Yea. His life insurance is
his bank account. Good call. On July twentieth, Jeff and
his brother Mark will fly to the edge of space,
just high enough to get a great look at Earth
before parachuting down and landing somewhere in West Tech past.
I listen, I love West Texas too. And isn't that

(01:11:33):
fascinating that they can have all that targeted out, Like
they know exactly where they to go and they can
figure out exactly where they're going to fall in land.
That's so crazy to me. And they won't be entirely alone.
They will be joined by the winning bidder of an
online auction. Oh man, of course, is this the new
thing which currently has a high bit of two point
eight million dollars. Why older people, everyone has like their

(01:11:56):
own itches. They need to scratch right. And for people
that love like crazy adventure, like I don't get it.
I don't like adventure as someone who has to do
adventure now for part of my career, I hate it.
And then to go to space that's like super adventure pass.
But I feel like with him, it's like everything is
not enough. I don't like flying in an airplane. If
I hit turbulence, I'm going, well, this is good night, everybody.

(01:12:17):
I love you all. I'm texting for You're the greatest
thing ever to me. Like I hate it. But not them.
They're going to space. Good for jet because I'm sure
this is he'll go to space and they'll go, oh,
we learn some stuff. We can go even higher now
and it will create great for civilization and mankind eventually.
What they're doing, it's basically his company competing gets Elon
Musk's company, and they're seeing who's who the billionaire is.

(01:12:39):
It's got the bigger wing, right, That's what they're doing.
They're they're having a contest figure what wang Oh yes,
but it will competition between the two. Will I just
create a better product for us if we ever want
to take a ride to Mars. Yeah, it's like back
in the day Russia pushed America or we pushed Russia along.
However you want to look at it, like to get

(01:13:00):
what to the moon and the Russians are so Yeah, Jeff,
would anyone want to go to If Jeff Bezos called,
it was on the phone right now. It was like, hello,
it's me Jeff Bezos, And is that anyone on your
show can go to space? Would anyone raise their hand?
And Morgan, you would, yeah, immediately out of your mind. Nope,
I love space. I don't know. I love space too,

(01:13:22):
but I like to watch it from my couch. Yeah,
but like you gotta go explore and adventure the world.
And if you get that opportunity, that's so cool out
of the world. Listen, good for you, for me, and
that ain't it. I guess they are going right up
to where the so they even because they're gonna float
back down so they won't even get to where it's
really Yeah, they will. They'll get to see Earth with
the little white line around it. Yeah. I don't know

(01:13:44):
enough about it. I don't know enough about like they're
not going to float around Morgan, what's the movie you
watch on Netflix that you said it was so good
but also quote wrecked you. It's called Two Hearts, like
two and then Hearts, and it's about organ donation and
it's based on this true story with real actors and stuff.
And I don't want to give too much away because
it really is a movie everybody should watch if you're

(01:14:06):
an organ donor, Like you will totally die on the
inside because it's so good. I want to die on
the inside. I don't really want to die either. Like
we never you've never seen a movie really about organ donation.
That's a new concept. You ever see Face Off with
John Tavolta, Yeah, that was different Nation Well your skin,
your face, it's cut their faces, remember that back in

(01:14:27):
the day. So good, But this is not that. No,
it's it's a like a heartwarming, stormy but very sad,
like you'll definitely cry and it and it has twist
and turns that you don't really see coming. And do
not watch it in public. I watched it on an
airplane and it was the worst idea I ever had.
The audience score for Rotten Tomatoes is eighty seven percent,
which is good. The critics score seventeen percent. Oh that's bad.

(01:14:52):
I mean I'll say like that. I believe the audience
score anyway. I'm an audience score guy. The acting at
moments is a little cheesy, but like the concept behind
it just hasn't been done, and it is a true story.
So you hear about these people after the film's over.
So like, if someone is not an organ donor, as
you think they would watch that and instantly change their mind.
I think they would definitely think about it. I'm an

(01:15:14):
organ donor. I am. I am. It's almost like, why
wouldn't you be? You don't need that stuff unless they
figure out how I've kept just enough they can plug
back together and create me. Hey, Mike, pull up the
Rotten Tomatoes page of Breaking Bobby Bone and see if
our listeners have jumped on it all. Somebody has decided, oh,

(01:15:36):
now people are killing the rating. What do you mean
it's going down? Yeah, now people are the reverse effect.
It's yeah, I knew that would happen. Dang it rude
up going in and I was like, oh wow, we
got and then people started to go and bust on it.
So you can sit up Rotten Tomatoes account through Facebook
and we can try to lift the score back up.

(01:15:56):
I need to get the B team on it. Yeah,
I mean calling the B team. Put up the signal,
put up the big B signal. I just got him account.
I'm about to raise it back up. Oh my goodness.
To day, this story comes to us from Greenville, Ohio.
A seventy year old man has been busted as he
was a cereal pooper in his neighbor's yards. He would

(01:16:19):
go on walks and if he knew they were Democrats,
he would pull down his pants and really himself in
their front yard. Oh my gosh, I know what to say.
I have like a comment not here. Well, it's just
what the world. I just wonder why in his head
and where that comes from? Like, well, I disagree with him,
So I think I'll go and use the bathroom in

(01:16:40):
their yard. And everybody has a ring camera or a
lot of folks do. It's becoming, you know, extremely common
these days. You know you're gonna get caught if you
do it to enough yards. So how did you say?
How they caught him? Someone the neighbors started talking in
at three fifteen am. Someone caught him on a camera. Yeah, yeah,

(01:17:01):
he would wait till the middle of the night. Horse. Yeah,
how does he go on to man too? I mean
if I wake I wake up, if I wake up
and go geez. All right, I'm lunchbox. That's your bone
head story of the day. Let's talk to Rylan in Missouri. Rylan,
what's going on? Hi? How are you today? I'm good? Well,

(01:17:22):
thank you very much for calling. What do you want
to say? Um? So, I have a story. Okay. Every
year my school does a talent show. I've been in
every year so far. Well, great, are you in? I'm
in forth? Okay this year? Well, last year I decided
to do your song when I Grow Up? Oh Eddie,
and I have a song by the Raging Idiots called

(01:17:44):
when I Grow Up Up Back be whatever I want? Well?
Well yeah, yeah, see how'd that go? Good? Yeah? And
we change it up a little bit so my family
could all be in it. We added in some instruments. Oh,
family band played, yeah kind of Well can I do
you have a clip of this? How do I hear this?

(01:18:06):
We can send it to Okay, send it to me.
I thought her whole family was around her right now.
With Instagram we're just gonna go into it. Or did
you win the competition? It's not really a I got.
I couldn't compete because I had parents in it. So,
oh well, I'll appreciate that story. Thank you for sharing
it with me. Yeah, I really love your show. Thank you,

(01:18:27):
and this show loves you too. Do you have a
favorite new Raging Idiot song? Um? I really like all
of them. I like I bought a Gee Chick fil
A darbu. Oh yeah that's a good one. All the
hits yeah, yeah, basically the greatest hits. You're basically a
raging idiot? Stand right? Yeah, well I appreciate that call.

(01:18:47):
Thank you very much. Hope you have an awesome day.
And why are you not in school right now? Um?
It's summer vacation. Come on all right, hey Rylan, Well,
it's good to talk to you. Hope you have an
awesome day too. By Apple is paying millions of dollars
to a twenty one year old student in California after

(01:19:07):
iPhone repair texts posted explicit images from her phone. What
he doubt. That's a situation that you really can't control.
You have to give them your phone, yea, and they
goal access to it. Even have access to your cloud.
The unnamed student took her iPhone to a repair center
operated by an Apple contractor after the phone stopped working.

(01:19:30):
A total of ten photos of the student in various
stages of undress and a video was posted to Facebook
by the text without the student's knowledge or consent, making
it seem like she had posted them herself. The employees
were fired. That is from Daily Mail. I mean that
is world. Yeah, that is such a bad situation. Listen,
if I took my phone in right now and so

(01:19:51):
please fix it, I would just trust they wouldn't go
to all my crap. Not that I really I don't
have any nudies, but who knows what information I'm having
a fire? What kind of passwords I have saved on
my phone? Like you're you're almost giving them too. It's
almost like you wish you could lock everything up except four. Yeah,
like what they need to get into to get into here?
They should have been that, Like they should go, Okay,
I need to get into this section of the phone. Um,

(01:20:13):
I need a password to get into this section. Like
all your phone should be locked. Whenever you there's like
a feature lock all the phone and you take it
in the story and drop it off. You're like, okay,
Like why I need you to get into the settings
part of it? Okay, Well here's the here's the code,
six nine six nine. Well now we know your code.
No that's not my code, but yeah, that that, and
that's really unfortunate for that girl. Yeah, it's almost like
you have to drop your phone off but sit by

(01:20:34):
them the whole time while they're fixing it. And even
then you probably wouldn't know. They perhaps some invisible system
they can still pictures invisibly. You guys, have a great
day and we will see you on Wednesday. By everybody
sho

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