Amy’s Daughter Asks Uncomfortable Question + Raymundo Apologizes To Morgan2 + Who Was The Biggest 90’s Country Artist?

Amy’s daughter asked her an interesting question at dinner that lead Amy to believe they need to have a more in-depth sex talk. Morgan2 is still upset at Raymundo for following her ex-boyfriend on Instagram and now we have a breakthrough. Plus, which 90’s country artists do you think dominated the airwaves back in the day? Can Amy guess the number one song?

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, show. A therapist has been told if you
don't stop falling asleep during your sessions, we're you're gonna
lose your license. M He's been warned by the College
of Physicians to stop falling asleep during sessions with patients. Man,
if my therapist want to sleep, I would be like,
I suck, like my most scandalous, dramatic, salacious part of

(00:23):
my life and you're going to sleep. What do y'all
talk about things that nobody else gets to? Okay, I
guess that's true. Yeah, yeah, I get it, and thoughts
like my most dramatic thoughts, like there's going to happen.
I sent one of my friends to my therapist just
because I think she's perfect for him, and I would
never do that normally someone's like, hey, you have a

(00:44):
therapist recommend Yeah. Never, But I know I'm sharing one
with the friend and the and the therapist knows that
we're friends. Yeah, it's kind of a weird therapy triangle.
I know. What I think that gets tricky about my
friend that now sees my therapist is what if my

(01:04):
friend ever has an issue with me and tries to
talk about me to the therapist and then the therapist
knows me and how I'll you know, like, he just
gets tricky. So I don't know if you worry about
that with your friend, but yours is a couple's therapist,
so yeah, you know, I don't worry about that. Yeah.
I read this thing about Alex Trebek. He's got a
new autobiography coming out the Heat. Because he wasn't the

(01:26):
original host of Jeopardy. His other dude was. For a
little bit, I didn't know, but Alex Trebek is the
one who changed it to where you can't ring in
until the question's over because people will be like, so,
what's up? They would ring in, and it would ruin
the experience for people at home watching because I couldn't
hear the whole question, so it was like, you can't
buzz in until I finished the question. It's still a raise,

(01:46):
but now you know, on this show, I've had to
do that about the music games, where we used to
go and just buzz in with answers, but now there
are times where it's like you can't even buzz INTI.
Let let's listen to the clips. Our listeners can also
play along. Let we just play named that tune Like
every day, Yes, yeah, it was awesome. We'd just be like, ah,
show sucks today, let's just play name that we played
for like an hour. But those are the days when

(02:07):
we were on in Austin. We didn't play any music,
maybe one song an hour. If I had to pee,
I teamed that up with a commercial break just so
I could. And I don't have to pee that often.
But there were days where we'd play two songs the
whole show. We would just turn on the mic and
just roll. And our ratings were never but that was
the best they've ever been because our audience knew us.

(02:29):
Now we're on so many places. We go on and
occasion when we get taken off, and it's like we're
always introducing ourselves to new folks. Did nobody wants to
hear a brand new talk show they've never heard before,
even if it's the greatest show ever. I mean, the
first time you hear a show, you're like, who are
these weird voices? I don't know anything about the personalities.
I don't know the Bobby is neurotic like crazy, or
Ammi's adopted a couple of kids and as a new mom,

(02:50):
or you know, they don't know this stuff. It takes
a bit, so they don't care. So that's why we
don't know. I would like that if we just came
on and talk. I wouldn't want to do five hours though,
I don't want to do three and just talk. Yeah,
three of NonStop talk would be perfect. Do you see
that ever happening? I mean, I get you just later

(03:12):
would happened? Okay, I could see where if we kind
of shifted what we do a bit, but in this
world we're currently in right now, not to Corona world,
but I mean how we do the morning show and
how we make our revenue. No, but it could happen
in other ways, other other capacities. More on that after
the break. Just kidding. All right, we'll that's a very

(03:35):
very quick post show today because we ran through most
of our stuff today. So enjoy this show. Check it out. Um,
you have a new podcast at today, Yes, I do,
and my sister is on with me for all four things.
You know. I did the Outweigh series back in April
about disordered eating and it's just something I'm now way
more comfortable talking about. But my sister came on and

(03:55):
shared her experience with my eating disorder, Like how my
eating patterns affected her, our whole of our whole adult life,
and even some we were kids. So I just thought
it was an interesting perspective. So people can know they're
not alone if they live with someone that has some
disorder eating or if you're in the throes of it,

(04:16):
just know that it doesn't just affect you. It affects
the people around you that you're close to. Because she
was roll honest about stuff I've never heard before, and
I was like, okay, sorry, I made you feel that way.
Check out Four Things with Amy Brown. It's our podcast.
All right, that's it. Enjoy the show. We'll see tomorrow.

(04:37):
Transitting he good. Hey, guys, welcome to Thursday's show Morning Studio.
You know, it really does help us if you go
over to our podcast and give us five stars. We
have a pretty good rating over there, but some people
actually give us one star reviews, which isn't fun. But

(04:59):
I do look at comments about once a year. I've
pulled a few of them. You're ready ready. These are
some of the comments when people leave a one star review.
Comment number one, I kept hitting the skip button and
it skips thirty seconds. I wanted to get to the
good part of the podcast, but I was disappointed when
it never got any better. Oh yeah, hate when that happens.

(05:19):
Number two, you show us so awful that I actually
feel bad for you. Guys. You have to do this
every day. Number three, my friend recommended this podcast to me.
I'm now reconsidering our friendship. Wow. Number four, so you
get up early. Congratulations, your sleep patterns are detrimental to
your health. And then finally number five, I would like

(05:39):
more interviews with artists and a whole lot less of
Amy's family and what Bobby is doing. Also, when will
Amy stop trying to look like Marion Morris? Oh okay,
I'm not trying. We just sometimes. Yeah. So those are
our one star review comments. We really could use some
five star though. If you don't mind, God gives five

(06:00):
star write in the nice comment. Let's make all these
go away. Let's wash all these away. So I wanted
to start to show off at the bang. Yeah, but
it's all in a good headspace. There a little positivity.
I was looking at the email because they do these
Nashville All staff emails, and the email was sent out
today regarding someone's dog mess. The picture no quote. It's
a picture of dog poop on the ground. If you've

(06:21):
had your dog upstairs since Monday afternoon, this could be yours.
Please come clean it up, and please be a responsible
pet on her and keep your dog with you at
all times while in the building. Please clean up after it.
And it's a picture of dog poop. Oh my gosh.
First of all, don't do that. Don't let your dog
out of your work, and be grateful they let you
bring your dog to work. That's amazing. Yeah, but like,

(06:43):
don't ruin it for everybody else, And that's what runs
it for everybody else. Yeah, just left there for who
knows how long. When Herbie used to work on this show,
he poop in the floor. Don't work here anymore. Oh yeah,
Herbie is the example we use. He dely did it
one time. He never got brought back. Today's Major League
Baseball Opening Day two, which is exciting. Do you care?

(07:04):
I do? Yes. I like anything that is gives normalcy. Nice. Yeah.
Bank of America is the official bank of Major League Baseball.
It's making the return of baseball with the launch of
Let's Rally. It's an exciting program that brings fans together
to celebrate the comeback in baseball. And the nation, all
while supporting a good cause, which is Boys and Girls
Clubs of America. This season, when an MLB team rallies

(07:26):
from behind by two runs or more in the seventh
inning or later to win, Bank of America will donate
ten thousand dollars up to one million to the Boys
and Girls Clubs of America. Learn more MLB dot com
slash Bank of America. Let's rally. Let's check that out.
MLB dot com slash Bank of America. Let's rally. All right,
go pretty good? Great? Yeah, got a good show today.

(07:47):
I got a voicemail and I haven't listened to it yet.
Where someone, This is how it starts. I want to
come clean and apologize to you. I was paid. I'm
gonna leave it there. I haven't heard it yet, Raymond,
have you heard it or you just put it in? No,
but that title is awesome sounding, So it's nobody we know.

(08:08):
It's a little I don't know. All I know is
Scuba Steep said, hey man, you may want to listen
to this one. So I haven't heard it. I want
to hear it on the air. We'll do that a
little later. It starts. All I want to know is it, dude? Right, Yeah,
I want to come clean and apologize to you. I
was paid blank blank blank blank. All right, we'll get
to that in a second. Tomorrow. Maddie and Tear coming in.

(08:32):
They had this song die from a Broken Heart, which
is my favorite song on the radio right now. It's
also super sad. It's so easy I want. So they'll

(08:59):
be performing live on the show tomorrow. I have listed
here did I try to do top three of the
saddest songs and my saddest songs, but I have four.
Number four is Keith Whitley Don't close your Eyes about Yeah. Well,
I mean we've described it before in the show, but
it's like if he wants her to be with him

(09:20):
at the moment, and he feels like if she closes
her eyes while she's with him, her brain or her
mind will take her to another man. Yeah, So he's like,
just don't close your eyes look at me in this moment,
right because every time she dies, she thinks of somebody else,
this poor guy. Yess. That number four. Number three is
George Jones. He stopped loving her today. He stopped you know.

(09:44):
The song's about, Yeah, I stopped loving because he died nice.
That's the only way he was ever gonna stop loving her.
And when he died, how sad? Is that sad? And
like in a lovely way? Yeah, like in a way
where you go oh m caleplay Fix You is a
number two on my list. Oh, this one's so sad.

(10:06):
What do you hear? I know what it's about. Go ahead.
So Chris Martin wrote it for Gwyneth Paltrow after she
lost her dad and she was grieving and he wanted
to be able to fix her. Like it still sucks
it out of me? Isn't that so sad? Yeah? But

(10:27):
again in like such a lovely way. Oh yeah, I
mean when I hear that song, I'm like, oh, why
did they consciously on a couple? I'm gonna get all
teary eyed right now doing this bit right Brooks and done.
Cowgirls don't cry with reading girls. This is my list.
I'm saying, if you know the all right I do?

(10:47):
This song is takes you on a journey from cowgirls
don't cry when they're little to also cowgirls don't cry
when their grandpa dies? Is it the grandpa? So what
happens is she's a young girl when it starts and
her dad's like, hey, dad, you can fill out the horse.
Cowgirls don't cry? Hey, But then right before he's about

(11:09):
to die, he goes, don't cry when I died, her dad,
cowgirls don't cry. And that's when Reba comes in and goes,
cow girls don't cry. Oh, come on, gives me goosebumps.
All those do my honorable mention because the song is
so new. Is Brett Eldridge a Sunday Drive? Have you
listened this all the way through? Not all the way?

(11:31):
Here's what I'm here's the challenge I give you. Listen
to the whole song all the way through. Check back
in tomorrow. Okay, okay, Am I going to be dragging
and crying? Well, don't drive. You can sit and cry.
You may not cry. But this is the song that
Brett said he was recording it and it is the
only song he's ever cried in the middle of singing.
And it's the only one in his new album that
he didn't write because he found it when he was

(11:52):
an intern and was like, please nobody ever record this song? Right? Yeah,
I knew it was the song that impacted him heavily,
but I just had and I've heard parts of it,
but not the whole thing. So now, challenge before tomorrow's
show is you just sit down and listen to the
words of the song and maybe it won't. I'm pretty
sure you will. Into our listeners are our friends who
let us be in our lives. Take a second today,

(12:14):
I'll challenge. I'll give to you guys too. Listen to
this song front to back and tell me if you
feel any sort of emotion. If it does give you emotion,
hit me up our request line, our voicemult line is
eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby. I'm not even gonna
tell you what it's about. Eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby.
But tomorrow, Mattie and Tay's in. Yeah. Yeah, the second
I kind of like. But a lot of the sadness

(12:37):
is beautiful sadness. Yeah, I mean those are amazing. He's
on that sucks for that dude, But the rest of them.
You know how you liking the new house, Oh, we
love it. It's amazing, And I think our neighborhood is great.
Although we haven't met too many of our neighborhos, we
met one last night and he said that we are
gonna enjoy being his neighbor, and that him is why

(13:00):
if they're super laid back and cool, great neighbors, volunteer
and all that. I love the confidence. Wow, this is
exciting the way. Did you see him outside and you yeah, yeah,
just well my husband had his old truck, like he
has that old land Rover and he was just taking
it for a spin. And I think that got conversation
going because he was like, oh, hey, I like the truck.

(13:21):
Otherwise I didn't really talk to us yet, but then
he said, as you're gonna love being our neighbor. I
admire the confidence me too. I was like, amazing, because
what do they do that makes them so cool to
be neighbors with? He just the only words used to
describe them so far, or laid back and cool. So
I guess we'll find out your neighbors. Could you live

(13:42):
in a really cool spot, but you guys are there's
a few houses that are packed pretty tight there. Yeah,
it's we don't even know really what to call it,
kind of like a coldest act but not I haven't
been over to your house yet. You oh, you you
have before I was there, before you owned it. I
didn't know you wasn't yours yet I was walking around. Yeah,
well then you need to come over. Yeah? Are you

(14:03):
and Kalin going out sometimes soon? Yeah? That to night? Yeah,
I guess is it tonight? I don't know because she's
moved the date a few times. Yeah, it's night. I
think she was like, we're getting to look hot and
get spicy. Why did she say that, shoe don't have
to get dressed up? That's the goal spicy. I don't know.

(14:24):
I love girls night out in sweatpants. Yeah, I like
boys everything in sweatpants. Great. Now when I get ready, letter,
I gotta think spicy. But the house is a good Yeah,
we love it. Are you definitely going to come over? Yeah?
Totally moved. In lunchbox found that Neil Armstrong's house was
up for sale, right, yeah, the first man on the Moon.
You know, he lived in the house when he was
on the Apollo mission and the Gemini mission, And so

(14:46):
I was like, dang, if that's for sale, I gotta
buy it. H three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars.
Is that what the offer is? Yeah, that's what they
haven't listed as and they it's all it's like a
twenty five hundred square foot house, and I guess it's
a little more because it's Neil Armstrong and it's a
piece of history. And so I called him up with
a bunch of space puns. Where is it? It's outside

(15:07):
of Houston. Oh that makes sense. Yeah, hey, this is
how can I help you? Yeah, I'm calling about the
house on Woodland Drive. This is Jason Gibble, businessman making
business deals, trying to get that money. How are you
doing today? And then perfect, thank you for asking. This
house is already in their contract, so I'm sorry, Oh, well,
under contract, but it says that it was Neil Armstrong's

(15:28):
house and I am ready. I mean it's in near Houston,
So Houston. We have a problem. What if I have
an offer that's gonna blow it out of this universe?
The other offer? Do you have an agent? And at
this point looks like I'm looking at the swimming pool
and I'm like, oh my gosh, my kids could run
rings around that pool like Saturn. Thanky, All right, let's

(15:56):
keep going. My offer is so good, you know, it's
like ours. They'll be able to eat so many candy bars.
I understand. They send it over to us here on
listenings dot Com. Listen, they would they would have to
go to Jupiter to get more stupider to not take
my offer, like more money. I will offer you, guys,

(16:18):
like double what they offer and you can tell them
to take that offer, their offer and shove it up
Uranus like that one. So how many plans did you mention?
You mentioned? I'm minicing Mars, Jupiter, uh Uranus, Saturn? Who
named that? Uranus? Who did? I don't know. Isn't Uranus

(16:45):
one of the gods? And I think that's what it is.
It's that the god of war or something. And you
see what Uranus is. I have to call it Uranus
because you guys, that what it's called Uranus? Your news?
What is he? The great god of the sky? Was
your ain? It? Cool? Bob The latest from Nashville in

(17:10):
Tullywood Morgan number two thirty second Skinny Brothers Osbourne are
dropping a new album. It's called Skeletons and it will
be out on October night. Maddie and Tae explained how
their differences work for them very similar but very opposite. Yeah,
I'm like the outgoing, like crazy person and she's very
calm and like just real chill. We always say, like

(17:32):
if we were both my personality, nothing would get done,
and then if we were both her personality, nothing would
get done. Eric Padsley announced he's sharing his new album
nice Guy. It will be out on August fourteenth. I'm
Morgan number two. It's time for the good News unbox.
Colton Conrad is twelve years old and he's kayaking and

(17:54):
a river in Ohio and he looks down. He's like, man,
that looks like something shiny, gets out of his kayak
and pulls it up and it's some marine dog tags.
He's like, huh, I wonder who dropped those in the river.
So he got home and his mom saw the name,
put the picture on Facebook and it was of a
guy that died in nineteen seventy four. They don't know
how his dog tags ended up in that river but
got him back to the family. Wow, that's crazy. That's

(18:16):
a good story. That's what it's all about, right, Derek,
that was tell me something good. Sorry. Today. This story
comes us from Alabama. A guy broke into a restaurant,
ransacked the place, stole some money, and he's like, oh,
you know what, before I leave, I'm gonna pour myself
a drink and he poured himself another drink and then
another drink, and when someone came to open the restaurant

(18:38):
next morning found him asleep behind the bar. A fine
line between stealing and drinking and alcohol as you can
and getting away with it and passing out. Yeah, you
gotta know. All right, there you go. I'm lunchboxed at
your bone head. Story of the day. They have all
those slot machines in the Las Vegas Airport, and I

(19:00):
got to Vegas all the time. Come back. I don't
pla him anymore. I never win on those airports slot machines.
A woman won eight hundred and seventy five thousand dollars
playing slots at the Vegas Airport. Can you imagine you're
probably tired. You didn't win anything. You got like forty
three dollars left to your name. I'm just gonna put
it in and then you win eight hundred and seventy

(19:20):
five thousand dollars on the Willow Fortune, which is the
only one I'll play, by the way, if I do play,
because if you hit Spen Spen Spin, then you spend
the booth and then whatever it lands on you get.
The woman from Torrance, California, was playing a willow Fortune
slot machine. She was betting five dollars on a penny
machine when she hit the top prize. She won playing

(19:42):
the willow Fortune penny slots in the c concourse and
Terminal one. Retire that machine or put a big ribbon
on it a penny one too. The airport reports this
huge wind comes nowhere close to us large as one
ever in two thousand and five one three point nine
million dollars at the airport. Oh my god, at the airport,
how did they even bring that to you? They give

(20:03):
you a check, They got to call somebody. That means
someone either on their way in before they've gambled it
any casino they win, or on their way out on
the way out. If you got to pick I get
the experience, won't be I would want to go get
it back on the plane and go back home. You'd
be like, I'm in Vegas. I got a bunch of
extra money. Let's blow it three million. I don't want

(20:24):
to just be tired and be going home and be
like fine, because then you're pepping your step and then
you don't go and blow it, because I would be
like I just want all this I can at least
get rid of some of it. Okay, oh man, congratulations
to hers watching the story about Orlando Bloom on the news.
Yet his dog passed away, his dog Mighty, and he
got a tattoo of Mighty, like it says mighty a

(20:45):
little hard on his chest. So they're pretty sweet that guy.
I got to hang out with that guy a little bit.
You talk about a good looking guy. Oh, if you're
gonna say, talk about a nice guy. Oh, it was
super nice too. Yeah, oddly nice, oddly nice and personable
and normal human to be a superstar, that's super rich.
I got to meet him because, you know, I work
on American Idol with Katie Perry. Went to dinner and

(21:06):
everybody brought their significant other and at the time, I
just took my guy work with Tom, but everybody else
had theirs, you know, Luke head, Caroline, Katie had Orlando Bloom,
Lionel had his wife, and then I'm with Tom. Tom
really nice guy, though, but he got mighty. I thought
about getting something from my dog, but what I did

(21:29):
was my last book I dedicated to my dog because
he was really sick. He was I think fifteen years
old and he had gotten cancer and I was like,
I was just distraught about it. You know. The great
thing was I was touring at the time when my
dog was sick, and I started to go, I can't
go out on the road New Comedy anymore because I
gotta stay with my dog. But as a bus company
here in town, and they were like, hey, we heard you.

(21:52):
We can actually get you a bus with a room
that you can take your dog in because we were
all in bunks. But they got me a bus with
a big bedroom in the back back and I got
to travel with my dog. Is pretty special. Yeah, and
he you know, he wasn't in great health, but that
was great. But the dedication to my last book fell
until you're done. It was like, I want to dedicate
this book to my dog, Dusty. I know he'll never

(22:14):
read this. Well, most of his dogs can't read. It
wasn't because he died. And then I put rest in peace. Yeah.
I saw that Orlando bloom tattoo. Thought that's pretty sweet.
You know, with coronavirus going on, you know all the
news stories about oh, this is terrible, this is terrible,
But what's the best thing to come out of this
for you? I think we should highlight because you know,
in every negative situation there is a way to squeeze

(22:36):
out a little positive or find something, find a new
direction that's taken you. For me, it's absolutely been my
relationship because Kaylin and I started dating in November, and
I think this hidden like March. I don't remember what
month it is. It feels like this big, long spiral,
but you know, we've been dating. And she was here
with me and had one little suitcase and they were like,

(22:58):
we're locking everything up, and I was like, well, if
you go back to California, we may never see each
other again at least not for three, four or five
six months, or you can just stay here in quarantine.
And so she stayed and it really moved our relationship
along a little faster, which I think was absolutely great
for me. So for me, this has changed my life
in that way in a wonderful way. What about you,
I would say, for sure, it's time with my kids,

(23:20):
especially more dinners at home and grilling out. And that's
like a huge thing that I'll remember about this year
is how many times we grilled corn on the cob
and just learning more about my kids and just get
me come closer as a family. Do your kids think
this is normal? No, well, I've only been in America

(23:41):
for a couple of years, I know. But they know
it's not normal. They fully understand there was a virus
and that they have to be super careful, and they
know that they weren't like that their whole lives. They
didn't have to worry about that. Hey, speaking of the virus, Hey, Ray,
do you have my mask? I do? Ray got my
Garth Brooks masks in them? You still in the package.
It's a small little package. Came all the way from Europe. Though, Baby,

(24:04):
how many are there in there? They're supposed to be three?
Open them up? All right? So we did this bed
on the show where Ray found something inside of music
and I liked it, so he got a finder's fee.
There they are, so their masks with Garth Brook's face
on them. Yeah, bring them in here all right? Going in.
This is ray second time to win, by the way.
The first round he won with a blanket and now

(24:33):
and then wild card. Wow, wait, let me see those
That mask is so European? Wait, what's oh wow? How's
the puri? All right? I have this is hilarious straight
up right there? It's not but I mean it is
it is question. Can you tell it's Garth Brooks on

(24:55):
my face? Yes, that's pretty legit. Glasses king, I can't
wear a mask of fogging. And so what you do
is I mentioned this on the show. Once you take
the top of the mask, if you have glasses, you
put your glasses on top of it. It takes ninety
percent of the fog away. What do I look like?
Let me see? It's awesome, is it? Yeah? He should

(25:16):
have won. Yeah he did. He did win. I know,
but I was kind of jealous that he won. But
now I agree. Dang, I face my mask is getting
Guard Brooks on it, and you have three, So next
time he comes in you can give him one. Wouldn't
it be funny to see Guard wearing one hades around
town and you would go, that's not gard, I'm still
wearing this math. Maybe that's what needs to happen with masks,

(25:39):
is it? You get one custom made to actually look
like the bottom of your face, so then you have
it on and it still looks like you. RAYMONDO, Do
I have to pay you again? Yeah? So there was
You paid the initial forty dollars for me to get
him over here. From over the pond, and then there
was one hundred dollars finders fee that was never paid.
Are you sure? Yes? I really was whatever you say.

(26:00):
It was two months ago, which is a while ago.
I can't believe they took that long to come in.
But thank god they're here, and wow did Daddy need that?
And they look great. I'm I'm very happy with the product.
Why does Daddy need it? Are you okay? Financially? Oh?
Doing good? Doing good? Just had some stuff here at work. Um,
but this will help. What what do you mean. You're
saying a lot of words, but you're not saying I

(26:25):
randomly had to take a little cut. R. I don't
think it's random. I think yeah, every probably everybody in
America except for Amazon taking a cut. Okay, Ray, I'll
send you a hundred bucks. Got to work this morning
in Scuba. Steve, our executive producers, said, hey, you ain't

(26:46):
want to hear this voicemail. I was like, what's up?
Because I get a sheet of them every day of
everybody who calls and leaves a message, and then we
play some of them back on the air and he goes, hey,
this one, let me put your attention to so I
haven't heard it yet. I'm gonna play it on the air,
and I'm gonna react as you guys hear it. Here
we go. I want to talk to you about something,
and I've been meaning to apologize to you and come clean.

(27:07):
I was paid with concert tickets and radio stuff by
an iHeart Radio employee to personally attack you on Twitter.
I would love to come clean to you and apologize
to you and even let you know who this piece
of garbage was. And I'm not saying I'm any better,
but I didn't know who you were or what you
were about. I never listened to your show, but I

(27:29):
started following you on social media. You didn't deserve any
of it. God bless wish you the best. Talk to
you soon. What oh with internal not in our building,
in our company? What do you think about that? Because
if I check, here's the thing, ninety three percent of

(27:50):
the time, I'm in a pretty good place. The problem
is you ever hear the saint? Don't call out the
devil because he may just show up. No, well, you
just heard it when I don't. I don't like that
version of me, but I don't stop and I go hard. Okay,
I'm not the nicest. So it's do we want to
kind of wake up the monster or do we just

(28:12):
want to go You know, I get attacked all the
time on Twitter anyway. I have a lot of opinions.
I don't like to people to agree with them and
move on. Well, but some of the people might just
be genuinely attacking you from their own heart. This guy
was so you want to know, saw it out by
somebody that works in our company, and they used company resources.

(28:33):
Oh that's true too to attack you. That's like using
campaign funds for a go cart pass. Oh. I have
another theory in my head, but I don't know if
I want to say it out loud yet. What do
you think? It's? What? What theory? Here? We say it? Okay,
you want to Okay, that guy sounds like he's on air. Yeah,

(28:55):
that guy sounds like a regular radio guy, and this
is his way of outing the guy that hired him,
which is himself, and getting himself exposure tied to you.
You would do something like this, not now, but maybe
ten years ago. It definitely sounds like a radio guy. Yeah,

(29:16):
he totally does, because he don't just play that again.
I want to talk to you about this I'm definitely
somebody on the air. Things were listening. Yes, that's interesting.
Play it again. I want to talk to you about
something and I've been meaning to apologize to you and
come clean, Mike. You recognize that voice. It sounds like
we don't have good voices because we're not DJs. That

(29:37):
sounds like a DJ is a DJ voice, And that's
what I thought when he was talking and so, but
I didn't want to say it in case I'm wrong.
I thought the same thing, and I was going to
see if any of you guys were inclined to fill
that way. Well, there you go. Hey, Scuba, you have
the guy's number. Do you think it's someone on the radio.
It's hard to tell. It does sound like somebody. I
did some investigating on what region it could be in,

(29:58):
and it's either Detroit or Tampa, So I have some theories.
I called the guy a few times earlier this morning.
He hasn't responded to me. Why do you think Detroit
or Tampa? I would type this fun number in for one,
it's Detroit area, Michigan. But then I looked on his
Instagram because he said he gave his Instagram handle on
the voicemail I cut out had some Tampa ties to it,

(30:20):
an account that's been set up. The account seems legit.
I can give you the handle off air well, So
did the person say who the guy was and hired him?
He said that if we call him, he'll tell us
who it is. Yeah, he's trying to get on our
air weight, that's what he's doing. And he's gonna yell
something out live or is it someone really reaching out
going Hey, I was paid to attack you. I get
attacked all the time. I know. I feel like we

(30:41):
need to investigate it. For sure. It's worth investigating and
whatever we can do to keep you the devil at bay.
We just because either way, if someone's messing with me
either way, attacking me, they're put up to it. Or
if this is another radio show right trying to get
on it won't be pretty your airway, it won't be pretty.

(31:02):
Oh yes, I love this. I don't. I don't like
this version of me. I haven't been around in a
few in a few years. I mean, just breathe, like,
stay calm, let's just figure this out, get to the
bottom of it. You don't need to get all worked up.
It's hard when the bears being poked, I know, and
the bears are getting poked a little bit right now. Um,
all right, well let's figure who it is. What do
you want to do? Is Scuba? Well, I'm not keep
trying to call him, but he won't answer. Now you

(31:24):
want so when I call him, it'll ring and then
he picks up and hangs up, and so then I
message him on Instagram. He hasn't responded to me at all,
So I'm gonna keep trying until I can get him
on Okay, Mike, do you have Mike dr our writer?
Do you have any idea what's going on? You can
track down some of this stuff sometimes I don't know.
I just found that on his Instagram. He was following
a station in Tampa Bay. Maybe they say something like

(31:46):
we gotta try to get you on the Bobby Bone Show. Like, well,
this guy here sounds like a DJ though, like can
we pull audio from that morning show? I'll match the voices.
Let's do it. I'm down for it. Yes, okay, we'll
do it during a break. Mess with that. We're smarter
than you, whoever you are. Ye body does all you hear?

(32:07):
Let's go on at John Twitter five past the hour,
all right weather on the nines. All right, I didn't
we go there? We go exactly what? Well, we could
be wrong, but let's see. This is Toby from Colorado. Hi, Bobby,
I just had dinner with my brother in law and husband,
Um just Sonic and we actually Venmoe, the gal who

(32:31):
brought us our food, and let me tell you, she
was so so happy. She's gonna stop talking about how
dope it was that we got a Venmo. That she
got a Venmo from us as a chip and that's
never happened before. And yeah, so all the credit goes to, yeah,
thanks Bobby. Well, I don't take the credit, but I

(32:52):
do say that I go to Sonic and I'll have
cash my wallet and I'm like, oh no. So what
I asked Sonic on Twitter was can you have the
folks if I want to wear their Venmo on their apron,
that we can tip them on our phone. There was
a guy over my house. I have a little painting done,
and he had finished the whole job, and I was like,
you know what, I did such a good job. I
think I'm gonna tip him. And I don't have the
money to tip him. And I was like, hey, do

(33:12):
you have a Venmo. He goes, yeah, it was so easy.
That's awesome. It's and I'm not talking about the tipping,
but just a lot of folks that have smartphones now
have Venmo or some sort of like PayPal or so
I'm just not a cash person. Also, I'm a very
forgetful person when it comes to that. So just boo
boo boop, hit it up. It's great. The same thing.
I ran out to his car. I was like up,

(33:34):
He's like, what's up? I said, I was trying to
tip you out a honey cash. What's your Venmo? And
he was like paint or sixty nine? And I was like,
all right, here you go. Great, there you go. Yeah,
all right, thank you very much. What's up? Nothing? All right?
You're Sammy's pile of stories. Oh my gosh, oh my gosh,
my gosh. A woman used a website to try to

(33:56):
hire a hit man. She's fifty one years old and
she went to rin to hitman dot com that was
set up as like a joke website, but she thought
it was real and she submitted a request to have
her ex husband killed. Now, the owner of the website
called the police. The police set up a sting, and
she offered an undercover cop five thousand dollars for the hit.

(34:18):
The guy that gets this has to go. Is this
someone even messing with me? But then he has to
make that call. The website even jokes or brags about
being hip a compliant to where you know everything's safe.
We're not going to share any information because we can't.
She fell for it rent to Hitman dot com. I mean, guys,

(34:38):
this is the first one to ever come through that.
I would think there are other maybe, but I mean,
it's funny that someone set it up as a joke
because you think that would turn into a hobby. But
people have to know. You don't just hire a hitman
from rent to hitman dot com. There's no way that's real.
I don't know. I can get Starbucks to my house
vnapp now, just push it and the guy brings it.
How do I know that you can't just go to

(34:59):
a website at it too? Okay? Well, but five thousand
dollars seems a little low to kill somebody, Oh yeah,
for sure. And then how much on Tiger King would
they offered though? Wasn't it to bring that up? I
don't know. I guess someone hard on their luck. You
could probably go to someone be like, hey man, how much,
But you can never really say it. I don't think
you can approach the actual words, you know, like do

(35:22):
the deed, Billy, You're like do the deed? You have
to like code it? Yeah, all right? What else? Okay,
Grey's Anatomy. They're going to address the pandemic and their
upcoming season. Do you know how many seasons that show
has been on? If you had a guess, twenty, well,
close seventeen. I have no idea it's still high. I
cannot believe it's still around, but it is. And they

(35:42):
said that every year, regardless of a pandemic or not,
they have doctors come and tell their stories, and then
the writers use that for funny things, crazy things, patient things,
all the things. And now they're collecting all of the
pandemic stories and they're working it into the storyline, which
I think will be interesting, and they want to use
it as an opportunity to tell some of the stories

(36:05):
of the heroes and people that maybe lost their lives,
but then also how we can learn from it, probably
things like we're a mask with pandemic. It's weird because
I'm over it, but then I crave it. Like we
only try to talk about it once a show if
there's a big news story, because I know our audience
as I want to hear it all the time. But
it's such a big part of our lives right now
that it's weird to just ignore it. Like when you
say that, I'm like, I don't want to see it,

(36:26):
but then I'll go and watch the news for two
hours when they're talking about it. I think this will
be way more interesting than the news. It'll give you
the pandemic. But also, you know, love triangle in the closet,
bathroom or in the hospital. Okay, Luke Brian his dog
as in the latest victim of a prank. You know

(36:47):
Luke and Caroline, they love to do pranks, and I
guess Luke often throws meat from the porch to his dog,
but instead of throwing meat, he decided to throw something
else at at the dog, chop chopstairs at me eating.
I'll play a prank. Chok, you get pranked. You're ready.
We'll see if you like tomatoes. His laugh his laughs

(37:13):
was funny. So go check out that video, because yeah,
Chalk does not like tomatoes at all. And then just
quickly I got to give Marion Morris props for clapping
back at a troll online. So she posted a picture
of her wavy hair and she's wearing like a low
cut top, and you know, thanks, she said a baby

(37:34):
she's breastfeeding. Her boobs are out there, and someone said
that it was extremely distaste distasteful and it wasn't really
about the wavy here when all you can see is
the boobs. And Maren just said, girl, buy don't let
my boobs knock you on the way out. I made.
That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news. Okay. So every year, this woman,

(38:02):
Laura Landerman Garber, she collects tens of thousands of holiday
cards for troops overseas. She's been collecting for like two decades,
and last year she's sent out one hundred and seventy
five thousand cards to troops from forty different states. But
she's a little concerned this year because the coronavirus. She
normally goes to fairs and camps and different sporting events

(38:26):
to collect cards from people, and people sign them and
then that's an easier way for her to get a lot,
but people are still sending them to her and she
encourages them to do so. You can check her out
Holiday Cards for our Military Challenge and let's help continue
her streak of getting hundreds of thousands of cards. What's
the website again? Holiday Cards for our Military Challenge is

(38:46):
what you can look up and then her name's Laura
Landerman Garber and I just love that she keeps them
in mind because imagine, if you're deployed, getting something like
a simple card, even from a stranger, could mean a lot.
Would your husband ever get from strangers? Well, here's the
thing with him. I would send him care packages, but
he would tell me that there's guys he's over there

(39:06):
therewith they get nothing. And so I don't think he
ever got things from strangers because he would allow other
people to get it. I think they have a way
of distributing it to make sure that those that maybe
aren't getting something do. Yeah, so I would always throw
an extra stuff and then they had this community area
where he would put it all snacks and coffee and
whatever else. And that way some guys that could go

(39:28):
pull from if they didn't get anything. That's interesting. Yeah,
all right, well, there you go. Check that out. We'll
put that up on our Facebook page too if you
want to see it. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good over to Amy with the
Morning Corny. What do you get if you cross a
gold dog with a telephone? What do you get if

(39:49):
you cross a gold dog with a telephone? A golden receiver?
That was The Morning Morning. There's Tracy in Santa Fe,
New Mexico. Hey, Bobby, I just wanted to call and
give a shout out to my son Deklin, who he
loves your show. If he didn't hear Poppy Bones in

(40:10):
the Morning, you literally have to sit in the car.
He's two. Thank you, of course he is. Thank you
for that. You shout out to YouTube kid Alabama. Chickfilt
is offering free sandwiches in exchange for coins because you
know there's a coin shortage, yes, like everywhere. So if
you go in and you take them ten dollars and
rolled coins, you get ten dollars in cash, but you

(40:32):
also get a sandwich. That's exactly right. Do you save coins? Yeah,
my son collects them and we'd like to take them
to that coin machine at the grocery. Store to get cash.
But yeah, I don't really don't have a whole roll
of quarters. I don't think are ten dollars worth. Did
you collect coins as a kid, not collect coins a
save coins and then roll them all on the penny
rollers and take them to the bank all in a bag?

(40:52):
Oh boy, did you? Oh yeah I did? And you
dump it all on the ground. Yeah, but then when
the coin machine came, I didn't collect points that the
fun was putting them all into the rollers. Oh that's
fun to you. That's not really my kind of activity. Well,
you saved up a bunch of money, and you got to,
you know, kind of celebrate your harvest. Yeah, no, I
get it. Which, by the way, I mentioned Kaitlyn she

(41:15):
had but she got a little greenhouse that she put
little plants out there. First round didn't go so hot.
They all died. OUs. All right, we're back at it.
We're going for around two ro happened? Not enough oxygen?
Yeah no, I'm not sure what happened. I would probably
let her tell that story. Okay, but a lot of
folks are asking how our plants are. They're not going
very they're not alive. I let say that they're not alive.

(41:35):
Am I eating anything from there anymore? We're gonna go.
We're gonna do it against you. Guys can call us anytime.
Eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby. Okay, Morgan, So, my
parents are still friends with my ex on Facebook, and
they actually posted a photo with him not too long ago.
I'm now Mary, so I totally get where you're upset

(41:59):
with Ray. Ray. So this happened in the post show
and yesterday's show the day before. Raymundo is still liking
pictures of Morgan's ex boyfriend and still like being buddies
with them, and Morgan and her ex boyfriend had a
bad breakup. She says it wasn't totally honest on his side.
I don't know the whole story, but Morgan's upset at
Ray because Ray still being budds with her ex and

(42:20):
Ray wasn't even friends with them, really deep in with
but now he's acting like their boys any rebuttal there.
My fiance also got on board with it and said
she's team Morgan number two. Like, pick your loyalties all right,
if it means that much, you people all unfollow the dude.
Nice dude, dude, it dude right now, dude it I

(42:43):
mean you want me to Let's do it right here. Hey,
I'm gonna miss seeing his Instagram stories. He's gonna wonder
what happened. I know. No he's not. He's gonna know.
Trust me. This is gonna get back to him, all right,
All right? Here we go in three underscore. Is that
his name said? Why would you say that? Is that
his name on there? Yeah? I mean he was tagged

(43:04):
in Instagram's long time ago. But I don't even know
how to unfollow somebody. Oh my god, bleep his name unfollowed?
There he goes goodbye? No, no, good bye. Do you
ever watch prison tiktoks? No, it's a thing, you know,

(43:27):
I'd like it. Yeah. No. They sneak phones in and
they shoot tiktoks from inside prison of them doing dance routines. No, No,
just things in prison where it's things like some of
the stuff's not good. It's like the overcrowding, the flooding,
the the food, just the prison life. There's one guy

(43:48):
named King Underscore Grahams one has eighty thousand followers. Here
here's one of the tiktoks we pulled this. It's him
giving a tour of his cell. So awesome of you. TV.
Everything knows, so you follow them and see what it's
like in prison. I don't know how they're not getting
noticed and having their phones taken away. But then again,

(44:10):
I have a first cousin who's in the pen right now.
Who All of a sudden, my other cousins will be like,
we'll just get a FaceTime and we don't know the
number we'll hit it. It's facetiming is from jail. Yeah,
they get all kinds of stuff in jail. Were you
ever a locked up person? Sometimes I've watched it here
and there. I guess if I'm looking for a filler,
I'm into it. I just can't watch too much of it.

(44:33):
You like those shows right lunch? Oh I locked up dude?
You could watch that for hours because you're like, oh
Cochran State Prison, all right, let me watch this one.
And then they go to rikers and you're like, wow,
look at this and all these people You're like, oh,
they seem normal. Then they start talking. You're like whoa,
and then they start spitting at the guards. So good.
You can waste three hours, four hours in a row
just glued to it. I was always amazed that it's

(44:54):
a guy. He'd be like, yeah, I'm in jail for
eighteen years, rob Store. But here's here's what I did.
I took a piece of blogne and a little slice
of a Snickers rapper and I've made a full plasma TV.
And you're like, if you had to die, you could
do this. Why didn't you do this out there? And
he was like, yeah, this is the whole surround sound
that there's a three peanut butter cup rappers and what
they're like, are you kidding me? You've developed all this

(45:17):
in prison. Imagine what that skill set and with a
little bit of effort, what you could have done out
there and you didn't have to hit a granny over
the head with a stick. Yeah you know. Well, there
are a bunch of prison tiktoks. I can't get enough
of them. I probably, but it feels like an attention
span better version of locked up. Oh Am, I man
had to get on TikTok just for that. I used

(45:38):
to watch the prison shows, but I would get stuck
in the shows that I get stuck in now that
I never set an appointment, but if it's on Shark Tank, never,
if it's just on I'll be like, you don't watch
a little bit of Shark Tank. Four hours later, I
think I'll watch a little more Shark Tank. I do
that used to be the prison show. Anything that you'll
see on housewives, Oh, any drug show? Oh yeah, you

(46:01):
loved it. Weird why it's you because it's just not
your lifestyle at all. Drugs are gangs. The prison stuff
I can only take a little bit of. But did
you ever think that sometime in your life is gonna
you were going to be put into prison for something
you didn't do? No, only me, all right? Have you
all right? We're gonna I always felt like at some

(46:22):
point I was gonna end up in jail for someone,
probably because so many people in your life went to jail.
You're right, maybe that's it. Breakthrough boom dank therapist. I've
always had this feeling that I was gonna end up
in jail for something I didn't do. But most folks
in my family at some point I've been to jail
or are still are in jail. Yeah, dang, that'll be
one fifty. You got it coming up. In a few minutes,

(46:46):
we'll talk to Eddie, our producer, who hasn't been at
work for the last week because he asked Corona. But
now they're telling me that all he has it does
get one negative test and he can come back to work.
Not too how you feel. I feel fine with it
because I'm six feet for him no matter what, and
if it if it comes back negative, then he's it's
around its course. Yeah, but we also don't sit over

(47:07):
near him. We're a lunchbox and Morgan sitting right there
be nervous the day that he's here, the first day
back at work. Yes, nervous Morgan. Oh yeah, definitely, even
though they've said you're negative. I mean, yeah, I'm over here,
like touching all of this stuff, and we're literally right
next to each other. There's no distance between us. Did
you try to get a COVID test last night? Yeah?
I actually got one, and I thought, you know, okay,

(47:30):
being a celebrity, they'll let me to the front of
the line because I show up in The line is
around the corner down the block. Really. Oh yeah, I
went to one of those drive up ones at the stadium.
It's like a citywide, one long line. Wow, here is
lunchbox trying to get a perk at his COVID by
the way, we don't think we're celebrities. Lunchbox is the
only one who thinks he's a celebrity, but he tries

(47:52):
to get a celebrity perk. Since I'm a celebrity, do
I get to skip the line and go to the front. No,
none worked that way. No, you know you can move
on ahead. I thank you. So then I had to
wait in line for forty minutes to get my COVID
tests and so bad we set there for thirty minutes.
I understand that, But when you're you pulled the celebrity card,

(48:14):
do you expect them? Yeah? I can just go around
the cones and go straight to the front, go to
the you know, like celebrity tent. It is a Chesney concert.
I mean it looked like it had tents set up
like Boboard tailgate. What are you gonna say to him?
I just want to know if he feels so awkward
when those words come out of his mouth, because it's
embarrassing for me, Like hearing him say that, I cringe.
Here's that second clip three two one Wow, whoa, that

(48:39):
is not comfortable. I thought, celebs, we'll get treated dicer. Whoa?
Of course, I have you heard the Bibone show. I
mean that's what I do well, the biggest deal around big. Yeah.
So I thought I'd get that rapid test because I'm celeb. Okay,
I thought they'd recognize me, like, move me to the

(49:00):
the line. Ill had to wait in line even though
I'm a celeb. Isn't that crazy? I mean, come on,
I mean, if it was up to me, I want
to move you straight up. Okay, all right? Yeah. I
was a little to this one. I told him on
the front on a celebrity said just get in line.
I was like, oh, I have a good day. If
someone ever has to ask you you're a celeb, you're
not a celeb. That's the end of it. If you

(49:22):
ever have to be asked are you are you famous?
You're not famous. And somebody that's super famous is not
going to act that way. Anyways. I've known a few.
I've known a few, really, I mean, that's the perk
of being a celeb. Most don't, but I've known a few.
Or they're they like said a little bit, yeah yeah,
so how long do you get your results? Three to
five days? But I tried to tell that, oh you know,

(49:42):
it says I'm a celeb gonna rap a test. She
and miss A beat three to five days. Sir. Thanks,
So it's Thursday Friday, so by Monday when you come back,
i'll know results again. And why are you getting tested again?
Because someone in the circle tested positive besides Eddie, and
so I was around that person, and so I just
want to make sure, Morgan, are you getting tested? Are
you just gonna secondary off of us and go well

(50:03):
if they're not, I'm not. I've been thinking about it.
I don't know yet. I haven't felt any symptoms or
anything or you know, I want to be around you
guys if I had, so I'm kind of seeing what's
happening with Lunchbox. If lunchboxes, then I definitely am because
that's a real possibility. Yeah, let's go over to Morgan
since she's up and talking with this each time for
food World Numb Numb Numb with Morgan number two. So

(50:27):
if you like ice cream in Cereal, then you're gonna
want to try this. Fruit Loops has ice pops, so
they're fruit Loops ice pops and they're only going to
cost you one dollar. That to me sounds amazing. Are
you not? To you because you didn't pet a big
popsicle persons. I love ice cream, I love smoothies. Maybe
I'm on a hot day. I love fruit loops. Yeah,

(50:47):
oh yeah, me too. And they're all the same flavor,
by the way, just different colors, you know, they all
taste the same. Right, Yeah, that's a good And where
do you get these? You can get them at Dollar Tree.
So literally one dollar for eight little icicle pops. All right,
there you go. That wall his Food World with Morgan
number two, it's time for the good news. A street

(51:11):
vendor ninety four years old was brought to tears because
of a stranger. Kenya Barrage and twenty eight years old,
noticed this ninety four year old street vendor dawn selling
food on the street in sant Ana, California. So she
goes up to him and says, hey, what's up. What's
your story. He shared with her that he has to
work selling to Molly's because no one would hire him
because he's ninety four years old. She discovered he can

(51:33):
barely afford food to eat, he can't afford to have
a phone, he can't pay for his medications sometimes. So
Kenya took to social media telling his story. In just
a week over eighty four thousand dollars. That is crazy.
In addition to the money raised, he got a wheelchair,
he got a new pair of shiny black shoes, and
he now has enough money for his medicine for a

(51:54):
long time. Crazy just because she went up to him.
I was like, hey, what's your story? Yeah, he was like,
I'm nine four. Nobody will hire me. Man, shout out
to her, Kenya bear, I gone twenty eight years old. Dang,
that's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
So what happened with your daughter? So in front of
the whole family, she's like, mom, so are you a virgin?

(52:19):
I thought, And we've had sex talks and I know
that she knows what it means. So I looked at
her and sort of perplexed and then said, oh, well,
we've talked about this, so of course you know I'm
not a virgin. And she said no. Now I'm confused
because I know that you said you've tried for a baby,

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but you don't have a baby, so that I don't know.
Did you not do it right? Are you a virgin?
It's like, oh my gosh, how do you explain that
to her? I said, I said, I'm not a virgin.
Just because you don't have a baby doesn't mean they're
not a virgin. And I said, but you're a virgin.

(53:01):
That's good. I don't know. I was like, I need
to bust out these American girl doll books again that
talk about things. Yeah, we gotta have some more in
depth talks because I thought we had addressed some of it,
and I knew there's more to come, but I think

(53:23):
the time is now. Yeah, she's thirteen, Oh yeah, but right,
thirteen but also not really she's thirteen chronologically, but like
emotionally mentally she's behind because of her growing up in
the orphanage, not having the upbring that a lot of
thirteen year olds have had. Did you see there was

(53:45):
a very rare gene that some women they do not
need any sort of pain relief drink childbirth like it
doesn't hurt. That's amazing, crazy, huh? Are you talking about
being a virgin having babies? Women who don't need an
epidural might be carriers of the rare genetic variant that
gives them an extremely high threshold for pain. They talk

(54:09):
about how it's like one in hundreds of women have
this variant and it's all different. Some people don't feel
it doesn't hurt at all. Some people hurts way less,
and that people are like, oh, it wasn't that bad.
They kind of have more of this gene than people
who are like, oh that it's not really they're just tougher.
They just feel it differently. I don't think I have that.
I mean, I've never given birth, but I have a
feeling if I were to ever give birth and be

(54:31):
super painful. My girlfriend has the an extreme pain tolerance
wild I haven't. I don't. I'm a baby booboo. But
she you can pincher. She's like, try me, didn't hurt
her at all? Really, Yeah, it's weird. That is crazy. Yeah, yeah,
how great would it be to have lunch botch your
wife to the hurt? Oh, hurts so bad. She went

(54:52):
in with plans to not use an epidural, and I
mean about an hour into it, she's like, epidural, epidural,
let's late though. That then no, luckily, because they give
you a timeline or as a cut off, and she
was before the timeline. My mom, on the other hand,
she did all three kids, no epidural, no problem. Sometimes
I just come in here on an epidural. That's how

(55:12):
is that meaningful for you? Yes? Just waking up early
in the morning. You know how at that costs? On
the phone with us producer ready at his house. He's
been diagnosed with coronavirus, Eddie. How you feeling. I'm happy
to say today, Bone, I actually feel great. Chess is better.

(55:33):
Chess is way better. I'm not coughing as much. Definitely
feel like it's clearing up, and I'm I'm on the mend. Man,
Are you gonna go hang up with your family? I
think today's the day I'm gonna sneak out and probably
join them for dinner. I think I'm gonna spend most
of the day to day inside. I did go for
a walk last night, which was the first time I

(55:54):
walked out the front door of my house, which was
really nice. It was awesome. I masked it though, just
in case. But today I'm going to try to join
them for dinner. Give myself still a little bit of distance,
but still walk around the house. I thought you said
you put the top on your jeep. I did. I
know I stepped out to do that, but I mean
I haven't walked around the neighborhood like out and about
I hear everything literal. Okay, yeah, you know me. I don't.

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A couple of things I wanted to talk about with you.
Number one is Amy is irritated because you said that
show upload and I watched it. But she's been screaming
Yellowstone at me for a month and I won't watch it. No,
I just got to thinking. Eddie comes on and says, hey,
I watched the show. It's total crap. It's called Upload.
And then the next day Bobby's like, watch five episodes.
I think it's great. And I for a year and

(56:41):
have been saying you should watch season one of Yellowstone,
season two of Yellowstone. Season three is back. You and
Kaylin had to watch it. You'll love it. He hasn't
even given it five minutes. Well, the difference is is
that and they're both on Amazon. But I know, but
I don't think yellows like you can. Yes, you can
uploads free though on Amazon, don't at me. I know
where you find it. Secondly, here's the thing uploads about

(57:02):
the future and digital like that's interesting to me. I'm
not interested in ranching right now. It's not about ranching.
This season of my life I'm not interested in ranching.
It takes place on a ranch, but it's not about ranching. Really.
There's something definitely to be said about the free thing.

(57:23):
I know, and I know none of it's free, but really,
if you have to pay extra on Amazon, which half
of the stuff's on there is free, it's kind of
like it definitely puts a little stop sign there in
front of it, and be like, I don't really want
to watch this. No, I don't really feel that that's
the case for Bobby. So now what I need to
do is say, yeah, right, No, what I need to
say is Yellowstone's awful. And then Bobby's gonna be like,

(57:47):
watch five episodes and I want to challenge Hey, Eddie,
Like you know, Mike d and Morgan both watched Upload
and they loved it. Morgan binge the whole thing. Really, No, man,
I don't know. Maybe maybe I just kind of I didn't.
I didn't really find the humor in it, really, I mean.
And and then just the concept I think is very cool.
I do like the idea of the concept, but yeah,

(58:09):
it's funny show, That's what I'm happening. Did you watch
more than one episode? No? No, I stopped after the first. Okay, um,
and do you have any segment that you'd like for
us to do today with you? Okay, So I have
a question for you guys. Okay, this is an honest question. So,
so my dog has to go get her her haircut
today at the groomer. Do I tell them before my

(58:32):
wife takes the dog and tell him that I have
Corona and the dog's been around me. You can't take
the dog. They're right. I don't think it's a dog thing.
I think it's a wife thing because his wife has
been exposed to him. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know.
They asked. I don't know. They say, has your animal
been exposed to Corona? But I think it would maybe
be a bit irresponsible, especially if she went in and

(58:53):
humanly saw them. I think that's where the irresponsibility would be.
I don't like the exchange of good but whether it's
a dog or anything with people like I think that
maybe you wash the dog at home this time, so
it's a haircut, it's a whole groom process, or maybe
I get it. I know that that's hard, but maybe
wait a week because we don't Yeah, I've been asking myself,

(59:17):
just a different questions of just like all right, like
because you know, who do you tell? Moving on? Like?
You know, I feel pretty good now, But who do
I tell? Hey? The dog has been around me a
few times? I have Corona like heads up? Or do
we just not just wait it out? I'd waited out
a few days. Is your wife getting tested? She's getting
tested with me tomorrow? How many tomorrow are we gonna do?

(59:38):
You said this yesterday? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I realized it's tomorrow.
Let's say, you know, when you're in a house prison bones,
it's all the things hey, Eddie told me, or maybe
Scooba Steve told me our producer that Eddie needs one
negative being come in not too okay? Okay, bone? So
I got I got the actual, the actual human resource.

(01:00:00):
The email go ahead. It says, quote, a person who
tests positive for COVID must quarantine for a minimum of
ten days what you've done and may and may return
to work therefore thereafter with a negative test result, a
negative test result, how long have you been quarantined in
your room? I'm on date thirteen today and you get

(01:00:22):
a negative Let's roll, baby, yeah, let's do that where
we all spin each other's mouth. That'd be fine, come
on up. So how does everyone else in the room
field though about that? Amy? That's fine, I don't I'm
not near him. I'm good meet me too, like I said,
across the room from him, bring it. But I feel
bad for Morgan number two in lunchbox. Guys. You guys
said at the same little strip over there with him Ryan.

(01:00:44):
I mean, how long we've been saying two tests and
then all of a sudden we switch it to one.
We didn't switch it. Science did. That's what I'm saying
is they decided to switch it to one. So I'm like,
oh goodness. So if you want to wait a couple
of days where you get that test, it'd be great. Well,
so if it's tomorrow, which is Friday, that means are
you doing rapid? Are you gonna wait a couple of days?

(01:01:04):
So so that's my question for you. What how what's
the extra damage on the rapid? That's it's damage? Oh yeah,
it's definitely not cheap. Really yeah, Well, just just get
the full gets the full two day, three day test,
and you'll know by Monday probably. Actually we're running pretty
officially with all y I mean, Morgan number two would
really like him back. She would she would disagree. We

(01:01:27):
went to her a second ago in a question and
she's so dialed into doing Eddie's she wouldn't even answer
the question on the check. Huh. We're like, you've seen
that show, right, Morgan, I'm very distracted every year. Um
okay um. By the way, Eddie, we try to hit
you up for video games last night, you didn't answer me.
My buddy Steveboards and our new best friend Andrew, who's
nineteen who lives in Kansas. We played. We were dominating

(01:01:49):
three on three. Last night. We went into pro am
on NBA two K two K twenty and we went
like six and one. Well, where was he? I don't know.
He wouldn't answer, and I'm like, you're locked our room.
I fell asleep, man, and I don't know what's tired.
Just after after I got back from my walk, I
got a little tired. I may have overdone it with
the walk. So but I saw all the calls and
Texas this morning. So yeah, we were crushing it. We

(01:02:10):
got a new best friend, new video game best friend.
Is it weird? He's nineteen, Andrew's cool and he's good. Yeah,
he kind of leads the team. I was the team leader.
He's really good. If he was seventeen, weird, But he's
of age. I'm not trended datum. If he was eleven,
that would be weird. We should get up what should
we get him on the phone at some point on
the show'd be fine? Yeah, yeah, we just met. We

(01:02:31):
played a headset with all right, Eddie, get better, my friend.
We'll see you. I just come on in tomorrow. Why not? No?
All right? Good. Back in the nineties, what country artists
do you think dominated country radio the most? Garth Brooks
the most weeks at number one? You think Arth? Yeah?

(01:02:54):
Great guests, Lunchbox, Shania Twain, Raymondo. Do you know the
answer to this? Yes? I do. He can't play, then
I'll play you here? Get these top ten ready. Lone
Star was at number one for thirteen weeks. In the
nineties at number ten. Shania Twain was at number nine,

(01:03:18):
coming to the number eight. John Michael Montgomery what you
give me a Son? He was a number one for
sixteen weeks. Do you know the whole chorus of the
song without the music? Yeah, here we go three, two
one go, man, I gotta have herges and one of
a con. I'm going once, going twice. I soul little
lady in the second row. She's an h she's she's

(01:03:39):
a ten. I know she's got ruby, red lips, fond hair,
blue eyes, and I'm about to kiss my heart goodbye,
good good Faith Hill number seven. What's your favorite Faith
Hill song? Is it breathe Mississippi Girl? Know this kiss?

(01:04:01):
Oh that's a good one. Yeah, this kiss, this kiss
something like that. That's what it sounds like. Unstoppable, this kiss,
this kiss, unstoppable. Okay, he's next Clinton Black. Okay, we're

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now the top five. Is it the biggest ninety country
artists in terms of total weeks? Number one? Brooks and
Done at number five? Favorite Brooks and Dunne song of
Me Too. You know, I was talking to Ronnie Dunne,
maybe on this show or maybe at a show, and
he was like, you know, is a man that song

(01:04:43):
we've been asked played at so many weddings, And he goes,
but don't you understand that Neon Moon's about being at
a bar alone, and that's hanging over you? Can you like,
you can come hang out at the bar because everybody
else is alone. I don't even really cares. Every nuts
need the lads of Neon Moon. So if you lose
your one, it's not a wedding song. Yeah, no, I

(01:05:03):
get it, but it's so good. But we two stepped
the crap out of that song. You're going up too? Yeah,
we go Electric Cowboy. Did you have on a version
of e lectrac Cowboy? Yeah? We had a dance across
Texas lunchbox, did you ever go? We grew both grew
up in Austin and we would go to yeah, a
dance hall or midnight rodeo. Oh, mid midnight rodeo. Is
that what it was? Okay, yes, midnight rodeo and there

(01:05:26):
was dance across Texas. I don't know if that was
in Austin or college station. My mind is blurred. Electric
Cowboy was like seventy five percent country, but then they
would throw some Nelly on, so you would go and
dance so much country music, and right when you were like,
you know, I am too, stepped out all of a sudden, Yeah, yeah,
oh you like my jam and you're on out there
real quick. Alan Jackson's at number four, Garth Brooks at

(01:05:49):
number three, thirty one weeks and number one, So that'll
leaves us with two artists left. Yeah, I have them,
you have them both? Oh, I have two in my head.
Have you even said George Stray? Did you guess Garth
Brookst is number one? I did? Yeah? Okay, so you
think George Straw, Well, he could be in there. I

(01:06:09):
mean check yes or no. There's so many from the
nineties that are we're always on the radio. But also,
have you said Tim mcgrawl yet at number two? Is
Tim mcgrawl okay, Jimmie John take Tommy Tompson thinking about that,
Tim mcgrawl the number two biggest artists of the nineties
when it comes to number ones, still doing it right now? Yeah,

(01:06:32):
it's crazy, like when you look at this last not
lone Star, nut China and not John Michael, not Faith,
not Clint black Brooks and done not doing hits but
still relevant, Not Alan Jackson, Garth, it's just Gartha mcgrawl, nuts,
and McGraw's doing it hard as a new artist if
I mean, it feels like he's got new stuff always.
He's doing a virtual concert we were talking about earlier. Yeah,

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number one. Forty nine weeks through the nineties had number
one songs George Straight. Yeah, I've let down to Tennessee
nineteen ninety six, driving in my bronco listen, Yeah, yeah,

(01:07:18):
this song on a repeat with my windows down, hoping
that I passed this guy out a crush on. It's
like a wave at him. I'm carried. So when I
hear the song, I think of that guy. Did you
ever get a wave? Yeah? I would pass them sometimes
and we would just wave. Do you ever go on date? Yes?
You did eventually, Oh wow? And then how did that

(01:07:40):
work out? We just were better off his friends, but
he's still a friend. When I was doing my sad
songs earlier, I was gonna put Don't Take the Girl
from Timocgraw go back, listen to the podcast I listen
on my favorite sad songs. It didn't quite make it,
but it was up there. Like when I heard Don't
Take the Girl when I was ten to eleven, I'm
not sure my I was like, I can't believe I

(01:08:01):
feel emotion from a song. I was like, oh no,
we don't take the because and it was the first
time I'd ever heard a song that switched it up
on you, because like, don't take the girl, don't take
the girl. Then at dance like don't take the girl.
You know, my little ten year old life, I take
my little radio. Listen to Kissing ninety six. Here Bob
Robins in the morning and he played don't Jim McGraw,

(01:08:25):
don't take the Girl, and I'd be like, this is
my song, good girl. Also, just to clarify of any
bit of our Austin listeners are yelling at their radio.
It's funny because Midnight Rodeo and Dance Cross Texas were
the same place, but they switched name same locations, so
it's funny. A dad posted an old video from two

(01:08:46):
thousand and one. He got his daughters an iPod and
this is them opening and trying to figure out what
in the world this iPod is. Two thousand and one.
I really don't know what it is. Anytime any one
any place who are it's like a walkman. It's called

(01:09:07):
the iPod. I was looking at a billboard where they
had the iPod and it said the iPod it holds
a thousand songs. And then it was like a flash
forward to a billboard now that said Apple Watch sixty
million songs. Because now you can stream everything, it doesn't
have to hold any data. I have the top songs
that were on that iPod this year. Hear the top

(01:09:28):
five songs from two thousand and one at number five,
Jennifer Lopez I'm Real and number four, Train Drops a
Jupiter at number three, Janet Jackson All for You, Alicia

(01:09:51):
Keys Falling at number two, and the number one song
from two thousand and one, the year the iPod came
out was Lifehouse, Hanging by a Moment, Jam So Good.
All of those were I bought that iPod one time.

(01:10:13):
That was the shuffle. I think it was a shuffle
where you never you loaded the songs in and then
you never knew it was gonna play next. And it
was supposed to be novel. You're oh, I just don't
even know what it's gonna play, but you had to
load them all in anyway. Yeah, there was get irritated.
What a waste of money that was? Yeah, Morgan, do
you ever have an iPod shuffle? Yeah? I did. I
never had a walkman, but I had a CD player
and an iPod. All right, Well, see you guys tomorrow. Bye,

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Bobby b