Amy’s Parking Lot Confrontation… + Guess the Country Artist Singing ‘Merry Little Christmas’ + Eddie Is Upset At His Situation at Home + Amy and Raymundo Admit to Doing Something Disgusting!

Amy shares the story of a parking lot conversation she got into with a man and how it escalated from a simple incident to an all-out verbal throwdown. We have to guess the Country Artist singing a famous Christmas song. Eddie is upset that he is having to do more around the house because his wife got a job. Amy and Raymundo admit to doing something weird with their pets and we cannot believe it.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:10):
Alaska. What's happening to guys? Welcome to Tuesday Show Morning
Studio Morning. As has been the last couple of weeks,
I am doing the radio show from an undisclosed location,
which makes it sound like I'm the vice president hiding
as the president is in trouble, which is not the
case at all. But I cannot tell you exactly where
I am. I am in a hotel room somewhere, and

(00:30):
soon enough the truth will prevail. Well there's no prevailing, actually,
but I'll be able to tell you, guys. Um, I
will tell you that where I am. If you don't
drink water all the time, you get a headache because
you're dehydrated all the time. We are very close to
the equator, I could say that, right Mike. Mike and I,
myke D and I are currently in a hotel room.
I'm amazed that there aren't complaints because we're in a

(00:52):
hotel room, just normal, and there are rooms on both
sides of us, and it's butt crack early and I'm
going we're doing a radio show like I'm yelling basically
at times, and so I have a slight headache and
be honest with you, because I am a little bit dehydrated.
My lips are sunburned. I have a second degree sunburned
on my lip, which I started to get a little

(01:12):
tingle on my lip, and so I told Caitlin. I
was like, I think I have something on my lip,
and she was like, oh, is it a fever blister
or a coal sword? And I was like, I've never
had one of those before, so I don't know. But
we started treating it as such, and we were able
to go to the pharmacy and they'll just give me
whatever you want. You know, I need a prescripit it
for it. It's crazy. And so I got some a
pill and some medicine to treat a fever blister. And

(01:36):
turns out, because it's so hot and I've been in
the sun, my lip is so sunburned. The blisters were
on my lips. And so if you hear me a
little bit like with a lift like that, it's because
I hate hitting my lip with my top lip because
it's so sunburned. So that's another story I'm dealing with sunburned.

(01:57):
Who even knew lips could get sunburned. I mean, I
guess it makes sense, but so that hurts Morgan Number
one is down here with Mike Da myself, and we
were at a restaurant the other night, and I guess
she is very scared of everything. And she took a
knife from dinner and put in her purse just in case,
in case someone tried to attack her. She's not walking

(02:20):
around with her She's no walking around with a restaurant knife,
ready to stab anyone that gives her crap. Yes, Amy nothing.
I mean, I'm just good for her being ready protect herself.
I'm just afraid she's gonna stab someone that's like, hey,
how are you today? Like she is on edge. You
don't take a state knife from a dinner table and
put it in your purse unless you are on edge.

(02:42):
But like most of us, she doesn't know the language,
and I think at times she feels a bit overwhelmed. Well,
I'm getting pretty good at the language. I'll be honest
with you. I can at least understand a little bit
I feel. And Eddie, I'll ask you this because you
speak Spanish, yeah, come on, and you have spent a
decent amount of time in Mexico, right, yeah, I mean

(03:02):
I grew up right on the border, so yes, I
know Spanglish. I feel like when I talk back to
them in Spanish that they think I'm a joke or
trying to insult them. Do you feel that way? No,
I think that they just appreciate your effort, no matter
if you sound like a big dummy. They appreciate that
you're trying to speak through language. I think it's more
insulting when you go as an American and you're just like, hey,

(03:24):
don't day, where is the restaurante and you're like doing
forks to your mouth sign language kind of stuff you're trying.
So they love that, see see see Okay, Well buenos
d yes, everybody, I'm glad you are here. Send your
bones m garcia us and you're welcome. Is actually it's

(03:49):
not mucho gusto, but it's come mucho gusto. Almost the
same thing, but it's commojo gusto. Did you know that, Eddie? No,
I usually say, Dana, trust me here you camucho gusto. Okay,
lots of interesting, yes, lots or That's what I've been told.
We him. I have a driver that is from here,

(04:11):
and I, like I've said before, I do rosette a
stone basically with him, I'm like, how do you say this?
What is this? And so we work on Spanish as
we travel around. But again, luckily Miked is here in
no Spanish, but you know, he just does radio with
me and then I don't see him for until the
next radio show. But we're here. My lips are sunburned,
but we're rocking. We're ready to go. Let's get started today.

(04:32):
Let's open up the mail bag. Something we call hello,
Bobby Bones. My husband is not a morning person, and
I've learned to not talk to him until his coffee
kicks in. I can deal with my husband's grumpiness, but
now our five year old kid is copying his behavior.

(04:53):
He acts like his dad. He mumbles one word answers
until he's quote also had his coffee. It's driving me crazy.
But my husband thinks it's cute, and he says, I'm
making too much of a big deal about it. How
can I nip this in the bud? Signed Jennac. I
think what stands out to me? In her emails, She's like,
I can put up with my husband's grumpiness, but then
she says, my husband thinks it's cute and I'm overreacting.

(05:16):
That's the problem is that This is a conversation with
her husband, because he's the one egging it on, thinking
it's cute, Like, who cares? He needs to have a
talk with the son. Eddie have kids that either have
been five years old or now. Yeah, yeah, what do
you say? Well, one thing I've learned about you know,
these kids are always watching you. So this kid is
just copying dad. I think it's hilarious. But if really

(05:38):
there's going to be a change here, then dad needs
to change his behavior in the morning. That's the only thing,
because he's copying exactly what Dad's doing. So he's got
to fake it. He's got to be happy and maybe smile,
and maybe the kid will change. So if you're Jenna,
you go to the husband, not the kid. Yeah, well,
what's the kid gonna do? You can't tell the kid
not to act a certain way, So yeah, you gotta
go to husband. Hey, he's copying everything you do. Just

(05:59):
act a little more perky in the morning. Maybe he'll
change his attitude too. When did that stop happening with
your kids? Never? I mean they do everything I do.
Still still, I mean I love to watch football on Sundays.
You know, sometimes I got shorts up on my hand
in my pants, and I look around me and they're
all doing the same thing. And my wife's like, look
what you're doing to our kids. What's up with a
hand in the pants. I don't know, just we just
do it. I talked to another mom the other day.

(06:20):
She said her kids do the same thing too, like, well,
that's just boys. I don't know. We just like to
have our hands in there. Don't know what that is. Bobby,
you watched football with your hands and your pants. I
don't think so. Yeah, check next time. I bet your
hands are in there. I just need to random check. Yeah,
just check your hands and your pants. Caitlin would notice
if you do that, you should just ask her. Yeah,
I think she would tell me. I wouldn't have to

(06:41):
ask her. Thank you for your email. Sounds like you
to go talk to the husband, not the kids. All right,
If you want to email us, Morgan, what do they do?
Mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. We got you. That
was the Clayea. So every weekend, Amy hosts a show
called Women of I Heart Country. It is an entire

(07:01):
hour of female country artists and that's the goal is to,
you know, provide more exposure for female artists. We also
throw back to women in the nineties. This past weekend,
Cam was Amy's guest. You may know Cam from this
song Burning House, been wandering on. How good was it
to see Cam again? Oh? It was awesome And she

(07:24):
performed that song live in the studio and I got
goosebumps again, got him the first time I ever heard
her play it, and got him again when she performed it.
The interview in the performance was so good. Here it
is from our Women of I Heart Country show. It's
Amy with Cam. Let's go cool, give it up Women

(07:44):
I Heart Country Adream with Amy Brown. So we are
in studio now with Cam. So you're about to perform
Burning House, and I want to go back to when
you first wrote the song. What was the idea in
the writing room that day? I literally just had the dream.
Like I had a boyfriend we're on again, off again
in college and he was a big part of my life.

(08:04):
So when it ended and I didn't handle it well,
like I broke up with him in a not very
nice way, I felt really bad about it. And like
a couple of years later, I was going to see
him at this mutual friend's party and I thought Okay,
this is my chance to sort of set it right,
not to get back together, but just so that he
knows that, I know, you don't treat people like that.
Even if you're not gonna be together forever, you can

(08:25):
still be sweet to them, you know. So I was
planning this apology and went to bed with all this
on my mind, and you know how like whatever you're
thinking about kind of seeps into your dreams. Yeah, So
I dreamt that there was this house on fire, and
I'm like running towards it, and the emergency cruise are like,
you can't go in there. He's in there, like meaning
my ex but the house is about to come down,

(08:46):
and I'm like a hero, right, So I run straight
in find him, can't get him out, so instead of
leaving and saving myself, I lay down next to him
and hold him so he doesn't have to die alone.
And I called my buddy Tyler like the next being like,
you don't believe this dream that I had, like all
the guilt and stuff. He was like started singing back
the exact words that I had said, like I had

(09:08):
a dream about a burning house. I was like, that
is amazing, Like immediately, you know what someone's talking about.
There's like such a visceral reaction for people when I
sing this song, like I see it in their eyes.
Like I met this girl who had the same dream
apparently like reoccurring and was going to therapy for it.
Like she came up to me after a show and
told me about it, and I was like, okay, so, like,

(09:29):
fill me in on what the therapist set so I
don't have to pay for therapy. Yeah, she goes. It
means that there's something in your life that you cannot fix,
and either it's in someone else or it's in the past,
and it's not yours to control anymore, and you have
to accept it. And I always love that. I feel
like people have different reasons for loving this song, but

(09:49):
like I think that's like the connector. I think for
a lot of the different stories that people tell me. Well,
how about we play burning House now? Right? Yes? I
would love that. All right, here's Cam performing Burning House
on Women of Heart Country. I had a dream about

(10:28):
a burning house. You're stuck inside. I couldn't get you.
A lady beside you and pulled you clothes and twos
went up in small Love isn't all that? It seems

(10:54):
that you'll stay here with you until this dream is gone.
I've been seen walking, I've been watering all night, trying
to take was lost and broke and make it right.

(11:18):
I've been seen walking too close to the fire. But
it's the only place that I can hold you time
in this spurb in the house the flames that getting
being now, in this spurp and house, I can hold

(11:43):
on to you somehow in this spur house. Oh and
I don't want to wake up in this spurning house.
I've been seen walking then watering all night trying to

(12:06):
take last and broke and make it right. And I've
been seeing walking too close to fine, but it's the
only place it can hold it time in this spooning

(12:34):
So good. The latest from Nashville. In Tullywood Morgan number two,
thirty second, Skinny Reba announced that she's opening up a
bar in restaurant in Oklahoma. The spot will be called
Reba's Place, and it will feature two stories of dining
along with being a bar, live music venue, and retail store.

(12:55):
It's set to open in twenty twenty two. Thomas RTT
talks about having four kids. I do know that four
is a lot, but we're already kind of in the
chaos phase with young kids, one in kindergarten, one in preschool,
one still in diapers, and then an infant. We're just
gonna have to relearn how to prioritize our time, and
I do know that it's going to be stressful, but

(13:15):
you know, we've always wanted a big family and we're
just looking forward to it. Tim McGraw wants to work
with Florida Georgia Line again on a sequel to their collaboration.
We had a lot of fun shooting the video because
we had a lot of time to really work together
and develop the story, and it turned into much like
a mini movie. So I think down the road we
should do another song and do a sequel to that,
because I think we left that a whole video set

(13:36):
up to be a series. I'm Morgan number two. That's
You're Skinny, It's time for the Good News. Producer ready.
Twelve year old Caleb from Utah. He was part of
a student council service project where he made blankets with
his hands homemade blankets and was given him to a

(13:56):
nearby hospital. Well, he shows up to the hospital with
eight blankets that he made was like, oh, thank you
so much, but we do have five hundred patients in here.
So he said, I will go back and I'll make
more blankets. So he is now at four hundred and
I think it's like four hundred and ten blankets, and
he wants to do five hundred and one just in
case somebody else needs one. I bet that kid has
ripped up hands. That's what I think about. Yeah, muscular

(14:18):
has heyes like ten, but he has hands of like
a bodybuilder. That's awesome. That's a great story. What's his
name again? His name is Caleb. Caleb. That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Well, both
Eddie and Ray Mundo wrote a jingle for the Morgan
and Morgan commercial and they were trying to win one
hundred thousand dollars. And so, I mean John Morgan came

(14:39):
on the show and was like, submit your jingle. We'd
see it on TV. Submit your jingle. And so first
this is Eddie's jingle that he wrote to try to
win one hundred thousand dollars. Go ahead, not so it's
not your FA dial power. That's all. We will fight

(15:06):
to do. What's right, father, p FA FA fagg dio Poundo.
That's all dial pound Law. That's all. Come on. I
thought it was great. It did not win one hundred
thousand dollars. That I'm very sorry. That is crazy to me,
but whatever whatever. Raymundo submitted his I should say that

(15:28):
was Eddie and Brandon Ray wrote that and Brandon Ray
sang it. It's so good. Now it was so good
Dial pound Law. That's all Raymundo. You wrote this with
who me and Eric Dodd? Okay, and this is Eric
Dodd singing it. Yep. And this is their submission that
lost one hundred thousand dollars. Here you go. If you know,

(15:49):
don't know where to go and you don't know call,
don't get you got a friend down pound Law. That's
all mugging and mugging for the people for the people,
mugging and lugging for the people for the people dot com.

(16:13):
It's pretty good too, but it didn't win. Have you
guys heard the winning jingle? No? No, not, what is happening?
We have it? Okay, you guys didn't win, but we
have the winning win. Uh do we know who who? Who?
This is even or just pulled off the website. Yeah,
it's Graham hid is the dude's name. He's looks very young,

(16:33):
I mean significantly younger than me and Eddie. And I'm
pretty sure he lives in his parents' basement. And not
even kidding because he gets submitted a video with it
and it looks like it's a it's a basement. Okay,
here is this guy. This is the winner of one
hundred thousand dollars. Go ahead, if you need financial compensation,
if you got hurt in now you're in a fuss,
whether you slipped down Alba or got hit by a bus,

(16:56):
you should go to someone you know you can trusts.
So that's all. It's the largest in Jerry Loafer. I

(17:23):
don't know you think that that was better than Eddie's
and Ray's. Amy, No, no, you don't. I don't Eddie,
what we're gonna say? You mean what I think? I mean?
It's pretty darn good, Like it's not a bad jingle.
The guy sounds just like what the panic at the
disco dude. He's got a great voice, who he sounds
like the good man. So I mean, I'm alright losing
to that Raymond. Now, yeah, hundred thousand dollars. I can't

(17:48):
believe he wanted. Um. I think it's good, but I
just don't think it's they're Morgan. Morgan's one that put
up one hundred thousand dollars for grabs. I think they're
kind of like, man, we shouldn't have offered that much money,
but he's the winner. I think it's better than me
and Eddie's both. Wow. Okay, I think it's it's hard
to argue because it all taste, but I still think
Eddie's was the best. All right, that's what I'm talking about. Bones, Well,

(18:11):
you don't win any money. You a beanie baby if
you want. But what I don't want a baby? But
what if Bones hear me out? What if I approached
them again and be like, hey, I know the I mean,
come on contest and we all know what that's all about. Hey,
how about really using this jingle? Though? Once all this
contest stuff is over, now you can pitch it. I
think you should write more jingles for more people. You've
done one for what you McCall it? Whosie? What's it?

(18:34):
Was it? Yeah? I good. I did tell Brandon Ray
I said, Man, I am on it because he's kind
of like my co writer for jingles. I said, I
am on a mission to get a jingle by the
end of the year. Bones. We're almost done with a
year and I've got nothing. Yeah. No, you're not gonna
get one this year. Hey, get them next yearr chance?
All right? Thanks? All right, Raymundo, we'll play a country

(18:55):
artist singing, have yourself a merry little Christmas. We have
to name the artist. He'll play like twenty to thirty,
can suve it? Play the Brett Eldridge one, Ray have yourself?
Oh merry little CHRISP. I got that one. I mean
so good, right, it's so good. Bread's so good. So
you would go, that's Brett Eldridge and then you would

(19:16):
get a point. Okay, I'm gonna play because I haven't
seen them. It's me Amy, Lunchbox and Eddie. We have
five of these and some for tiebreaker if we need them.
Everybody ready, Ready, have you yourself? Mabe little Christmas? Let
your heart be from now not trouble bulls will be

(19:48):
to sid. I'm in and I got it. Amy, Carrie Underwood,
I have Carrie Underwood. Lunchbox, I have Carrie Underwood, Eddie. Yeah, man,
that's Carrie Underwood. There you go all right, everybody's on
the board. Next up, have yourself a merry little Christmas.

(20:10):
Let you stop talking. Oh you don't have it. You
don't have it yet. Being angry I turn it out,
will be out of sid Okay, who do you have? Amy,

(20:31):
Darius Rucker, Yeah, me too, Dearis Rucker, Darius Eddie, that's
Darius Rucker. Yes, all right, all right, everybody's doing good.
Everybody's got too, all right, Next up yourself, merry little Christmas.
I'm what's your hearty? No, no on Trulls movie out

(20:54):
of I'm in pretty easy. Everybody sampon? Okay, Amy, Casey Musgraves, Yeah,
Casey Lunch, Casey Musgraves, Eddie Casey Musgraves. All right, three
for three, Ray stump us here, give us a tough one.
Have your sin, merry little Christmas, no idea, stop it

(21:21):
be live. I don't know who it is part of
that place. From now, hard troubles will be out of side.
What in the world have your sin? May little Chrismas.

(21:49):
That's weird. I don't know who that is. Does anyone
know know it? You guys know who that is? Okay,
I don't want to be with same as lunch bos.
I don wanna be same as lunchbos. Played again. Please
have your very little I'm just gonna write down something.
Wait wait, I mean now I'm second guessing myself. Hard

(22:20):
troubles will be. Shoot, I'm second half of myself too.
We played again one more time, have yourself merry little Christian. Okay, okay,
wait all, we just it's it's one of these two people.

(22:40):
We get the point. No, no way, people came brown,
No the ar. I didn't write that down, but that
was at the end. Okay, let's all say it on
the count of three. So no one, let's just sit ready, okay, okay, one, two, three? Straight? Anything?

(23:05):
Yes I did, I said George Strait. Okay, O me too,
me too. Okay, So Amy and I have George Strait, Eddie,
you have Alan Jackson. That's not Scottie McCreary. No, no,
it was like I thought, it's either George or Randy Travis.
Oh boy, oh Josh Jordan one on their brown No
oh boy? Okay, Ray is anyone right? Yep? Oh, I
bet it's Alan Jackson. No way, yeah, yeah, it is

(23:27):
for sure? Ray? Who is it? Alan Jackson? Little nice
job Eddie, thank you. Hey, all right, last one, have yourself. Oh,
very little Christmas, let you hi be from no troubles

(23:57):
will be sad? Who wow, I have nothing? Views played
again Ray, Oh very little Christmas. Let you hip be

(24:24):
from the troubles will be sad. Okay, wow yeah, hold on,
hold on, guys, hold on, man, I don't know he'll
be honest with you. Guys. Have you okay? Oh? Man,

(24:45):
I mean I have somebody. If I put the odds
at one and six of the striding okay, I'll go first.
It's Kelsey Ballerini. Oh that's h that's it, that's it,
that's good, will be. I have Gabby Barrett Eddie, I

(25:05):
have Danielle Brad. Yeah. So does that mean let's walks
ahead you you're not gonna get it? Well, guys, I
got mad at and take a tiebreaker. Okay, all right,
let's do buzzing with your name. I'm out there's a
there's a winner here. That's not me buzzing with your name.

(25:27):
When you know it, Ray, hit him on more for yourself. Oh,
merry little Christmas. Let your heart be From now on,
our troubles will be out of Do you know any

(25:47):
no can I steal it? No, have yourself? Mary almost
pull the trigger? Did you go, oh no, hey, hey, no, yes,
it's lit. Yes, that's kid. Yes that's good. H Is

(26:10):
that right? That's right? All right? Nice job, Amy, great job, great,
great job. Amy went hey she did. He's like, and
I was like, no, no, no, wow. Here's a voicemail
we got last night. Now, I just want to share

(26:31):
this with you. So, my grandson, Kate and fourteen years old, Tense,
has spent a lot of time in the bathroom. And
I kept going, kid, and what are you doing in there?
What are you doing in there? What are you doing
in there? He's like, Grandma, leave me alone? And I'm like, Hi,
what are you doing there? Because I'm watching YouTube and pooping?

(26:52):
I said, so you're youtubing. So we came up with
a new YouTube. I'd have two comments about this. One
even grandmothers think that pooping humors funny, right. Two, she
doesn't sound like a grandmother. Is she the youngest sounding
grandmother in the history of grandmothers? Yeah, she's like thirty

(27:15):
eight years old. Thank you for the call. Listen. You
can leave us a voicemail about anything. Eight seven, seven
seventy seven, Bobby, we love it. We listen to them,
we appreciate them. You're Samy's pile of stories. So back
in September, this woman made the news because she was
marrying herself. She was tired of relying on men. But

(27:35):
just ninety days later, I guess I don't know if
she wasn't good enough, she's divorcing herself. Okay, she's just
looking for attention. Okay, No, no, it's it's not just
that she met somebody else. Somebody else came along, so
she realized that she needed to end her relationship with
herself and start something new with this someone special. If
I was that new someone special and I met her

(27:57):
and I was like, hey, are you single, She's like no,
I'm like, oh sorry, but I'm married to myself. Yeah,
I wouldn't be interested in that. That is that is
bizarre behavior. So does she have to like legally get
a divorce when she legally married to herself. I don't
know that you can legally marry yourself, Bobby. Which is
which is weirder, her marrying and divorcing herself or someone

(28:20):
that marries a ghost. Oh my gosh, um um, I
think marrying the ghost is weirder if you're making what
you choose lunchbox, which is weirder. Marrying herself, I mean,
a ghost is at least someone else. Is so ridiculous
to marry yourself. I forgot Lunchbox had a relationship with
a ghost. I'll say this, yourself is at least someone
that's real, like a tangible thing. A ghost is not.

(28:44):
I think if I met anyone and they were like, yes,
I'm currently married to a ghost or myself, I would
I would chunk deuces at him. What else you got, amy, Well,
parents are struggling to find this Christmas's hottest toy for kids,
which is the Magic Mixies Magic Cauldron, and people are
comparing it to tickle me Elmo in the nineties. And
here's the deal. Some targets have them, but they're not

(29:04):
shipping them out, so you have to get lucky and
find one at your target for sixty nine ninety nine,
or they're popping up on eBay for like a hundred dollars. Okay,
here's why it's not like tickle me Elmo. Why I
never heard of it and I talked about the news
every day. Tickle me Elmo was like that chicken sandwich
of Popeyes, like you had to have one. People were
beating each other up at stores over it. I never

(29:25):
heard of magic mixes, magic cauldron. I don't even know
what that is. Well, what if this is me bringing
it to you? Good point, now you've heard of it.
So it allows kids to use magical ingredients to create
a stuffed animal. So all these things like get mixed together,
and the fun part is is on the box it says,
who will you magically create? Like you don't know what
your animal is going to look like? So I don't know.

(29:47):
I might have to get this for at least my son.
Maybe I don't know what this is, but it sounds
to me like there's either going to be a bunch
of kids that get burnt physically by this, or a
house is gonna get burnt down. It sound like too
many chemicals and play well, all keep you posted a
fin and find one. And then we've got a sneak
preview of the CMT Crossroads Christmas that Brett Young is
doing with Brett Young and friends. Here's Brett with boys

(30:10):
to men singing this Christmas up Christmas Surprise. Brett Young
is doing that. I figured Brett Eldridge because he's Christmas.
When you said Brett, I was like, oh, for sure,
Brett Eldridge. Okay, yeah, No, it's Brett Young. It's airing

(30:32):
December eighth, and other people joining Brett Kolbe Kalai, Darius Rucker,
Gavin Degrawl and Mattie and Tape. Okay, there you go,
yep him, Amy, that's my pile. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good news lunchbox. Don

(30:53):
Chriswell is a building teacher at Newcastle Community School, so
he has the students out on a building site and
they're doing some work. He's nine feet up in the
air when he falls head first boom into the concrete.
Serious injuries, but two students jump down. One wraps his
head to cover the gash and the other one keeps

(31:13):
his next stable. Even though he kept trying to sit up,
going no, I'm fine, I'm fine. Another teacher calls nine
one one and they said if he would have set up,
he probably would have died, which is why they don't
sit up football players when they're down. Oh, have you
taken every single precaution to make sure that what's a
neck or a spine injury or possible spine injury. You
lay still, they will cut your helmet off of you
more than you taken a risk like this guy would

(31:35):
have done. Yeah, So shout out to Brendon and Gauge,
the two students that jumped into action. Great story. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
On yesterday's show, we talked about leftovers and how from
Thanksgiving you should probably not have any leftovers left. Not
that you didn't have stuff left over, but it gets
bad and by now you should probably throw it out.

(31:57):
But had so many people message me going, we still
got a whole turkey and we're gonna keep eating the turkey.
It's fine. I'm not telling you how to live your life.
I'm just pass along scientific information here. But Amy did
say there's something you can do with your turkey, right Amy, Yeah,
I would say this is absolutely the last meal and
then you probably should get rid of it. But we
made a turkey chili this year with our leftovers, and

(32:17):
I had never done that before. Normally we just do
turkey sandwiches or I don't know, keep that whole Thanksgiving
vibe going. But this kind of put a new twist
on it and it tastes totally different. You can just
use whatever chili recipe you normally use with beans and
tomatoes and onions and you know, just replace the ground
meat with shredded up turkey. And I served it with

(32:39):
avocado and sour cream and chips on the side, and
it was so good. Who liked it the most? Everybody?
I mean me, but no, everyone like because it is
a different It makes it more kind of a different,
you know, genre of food, Like it goes into the
Mexican realm and you kind of feel like you're not
even eating Thanksgiving leftovers. All good? Yeah, turkey chili. I

(33:01):
have the If people want more detailed, I did put
it up with the picture of it, and you can
just go to Radio Amy. That's my Instagram, and I
have a step by step of what I did. But
I think everyone will love it. And then yeah, after this,
you gotta let the turkey go just be That's what
I was looking for. I knew you put it up,
So go to Amy's Instagram and you can see the
recipe up there. Okay, let's go over and get in
the morning. Corny, Morning, Corny, how do you wash your

(33:26):
hands over the holidays. How do you wash your hands
over the holidays? With Santa Tizer? That was the Morning Corny.
That's pretty good. That's pretty good. I was reminding Amy
in the commercial break that we were going to talk
about some sort of confrontation that she got into, and

(33:48):
she goes, oh, and I was like, hey, save that.
Say whatever you're holding right there into this segment because
I don't really know what happened. I teased it obviously,
but what happened with you? Well as in a parking
lot confrontation? And I just am trying to give like
the most condensed version because it felt like forever that
I was talking with this guy. But basically, I was

(34:11):
in a parking lot that I'm in a lot and
I am turning down. It's like I just rolled through
a stop sign, so I mean I stopped at it
and then I'm going but I was not going that fast.
But he looked at me like slow down and then
mouthed at me to slow down, and I was like, oh, awkward,
So I go, I park, I do my thing, and
then fifteen minutes later, I'm walking back out to my

(34:32):
car and I guess he kind of is coincidentally going
to his car, which is near me, and when I'm
opening my car door, he walks by me and mumbles, well,
I hope you made it there on time. And I
was like, part of me was like, are you already
let me ask you this? Were you already did that

(34:54):
trigger you based on something anything else happening in your life?
Because well, okay, yes, genuinely bother. Okay, here's the thing.
I've just witnessed rude things happening lately, like people are
not being kind, and in my opinion, I know I
wasn't going too fast, and I just felt like that
was uncalled for. If I was having a particularly sensitive day,

(35:15):
that type of comment would maybe have made me cry,
but I instead, I was having a strong day where
I was like I need to stand up for people
that don't need to be spoken to this way by strangers.
So I just said, well, part of me was debating
just getting the car and get in the cart in
the car, and then I was like, out of my mouth,
I just was like thank you, like with the question mark,

(35:36):
because I like, what do you say to that? Because
you're clearly not being nice? And then he turned and
he's like, well, you were going twenty five, and I
was like, actually, I was going fifteen and he's like, no,
you were going twenty five. And inside my head I
was like, because you have a radar, or like because
I looked down at my speedometer when he gave me
a weird look and I knew I was only going fifteen.

(35:59):
So I say, I'm going fifteen, and he continues to
argue with me about that. Can you tell me what
celebrity he looked like? So I can just envision this guy. Okay,
he's good looking, like full head of gray hair, but
like lots of hair, heard of one. Let's go maybe
fifty five. I don't know older, but I don't yeah,

(36:23):
definitely older than me, like should have been behaving differently
that he was acting like a child. Okay, okay, so
he oh and he was driving a Porsche. I don't
like him anymore. I didn't like him to begin with.
Now like him. Let's go ahead. Okay, Well, this isn't
about I like him, This isn't about not liking people.
This was just me trying to, you know, help him

(36:45):
be kind to people. So I said something to him like, okay, look,
I was going fifteen, and then he said well, that
must have been after you let off the break. I
thought you were going to run me over or something
like that. And I was like, what, I was nowhere
near him. It's just his depth perception might be off.
So anyway, then he came over and tried to fist
bump me and wish me like happy holidays, and I

(37:07):
was like, what is happening? So I said, that's my point,
like it's the holidays and we should be kind. And
then I said you said this to him, that you
said to him that's the point we should be kind, yes,
And I said, then this is the part where I
kind of start shaking because I'm like, why am I
even still talking to this person? But I felt like

(37:27):
it just needed to be done. Maybe it was need
to be done for me because I needed a stand
up for myself. So I said, I'm a mature person,
and I think I could handle it. If you were
walking past me and you wanted to say, ma'am, I
think you were going a little too fast, like or
in my opinion, I thought you were going a little
too fast, try slowing down. I think I could have

(37:48):
taken that constructive criticism or whatever he's saying, and then like, okay,
maybe I should slow down right there, whatever, But I said,
instead you walked past me, and bumble A mumbled, I
hope you made it there time. And he said, you
know what, You're right that was passive aggressive, and I said,
yes it was. And then I said, you never know

(38:10):
what someone is going through, and there's no need to
talk to them one that way, because yes, he could
say that he could act that way or similarly to
somebody else and they might be having the worst day,
or maybe they were going five over and like you,
you get onto them in a parking or maybe they
had a gun in their glove box, and yeah, sure
it could be said for you with him, I did

(38:31):
think that. I did think that you're re enacting an
Aaron Sorkin scene here with a crazy dialogue, and he
could cool a gun on you. Yeah, uh, I thought
a good thing. I should have said, good thing, I'm
not crazy, because if I was crazy, I might pull
a gun on you. But instead I'm just yelling at
you like you're a child, telling you how you need

(38:55):
to talk to people. But I really it just was.
It ended up being fine, and I said, you know what,
I'm in this parking lot all the time. My name's Amy. Oh,
oh my gosh. Because I didn't want to. I said,
if we ever see each other again, I don't want
it to be I'm in this parking lot all the time.
Here often, I'm in that parking lot almost every day

(39:19):
because it's a shopping center nearer where I am, and
I go to this place to do my cryotherapy every look,
almost every day. And so I said, I'm here all
the time, and I just said, if we run into
each other again, I did not want it to be awkward.
So then he said his name, I don't remember it. Whatever.
It's not like I'm putting him on blast. But if
he if this does get back to him, sorry that

(39:39):
I had to, you know, had that have that talk
with you in the parking lot. But hopefully now you'll
be kinder to people there. You have it, and that's
the moral m that is, like, yeah, you never know,
don't walk back to people. I mention that I remember
early on you were like, I'm gonna make sure there's
a short story. Three hours later, Dirts Bentley, OK, I

(40:05):
gotta go to song Dirk's Bentley living. I mean, the
show is literally almost over now. I was just gonna say, like,
when I say it out, I feel really dumb. But
don't don't be scared to see an for result. People, Okay,
in a parking lot with some guy you don't know,
do be scared and just go away. That's what I say. Amy,
in your mind? How bad is the S word? Um?

(40:26):
I mean I don't like, I don't want my kids
saying it that bad, that kind of bad. Okay, but
it's not up there as one of the bad bad.
Probably middle bad. I think it's middle bad. There's worse,
way worse. I'm gonna play a clip as someone is
recording so you hear them talk over the TV, but
they recorded themselves watching the news when a reporter slips
up and accidentally says the S word live on the air.

(40:47):
I'm gonna beat out the S word here. It's from
WVUA News twenty three, a Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It's at ten
o'clock news. The reporter sounds like she was having trouble
getting through and she was talking about the iron Ball
where Auburn and Alabama played, and she asta she said
sports instead of sports. She didn't realize she was live
on the air. It's a whole thing, right, But people
want to fire her for this. Remember it wasn't beeped

(41:08):
on the news. We're beeping it here. Okay, here's the
clip over eighty seven thousand people stadium tomorrow to watch
arguably the biggest rivalry in college football coming up in Smart.
You apologize for that, but of course we did catch

(41:29):
up with some fans from Boat. Okay, so ill old
because that's hilarious to me that that made the news. Um,
and I think what happened was they played a clip
they shouldn't have played because I don't think that was live.
I think they played a clip that they probably thought
was a different clip, and then the reporter of the

(41:51):
anchor was like, oh, we apologize for that because it
was really quick. That being said, I do not think
she should be fired or even suspended. It was an acident.
I think there should be some sort of rule where
if it's an accidental bad word, the FCC should go,
you know what, that was an accident. We're not going
to find him and we are not going to fire her.

(42:13):
Your thoughts, Amy, Yeah, I agree. I don't think that
that's you should get fired over that. I mean, but
we do have a certain level of responsibility knowing that
we're on air. But if it's an accident, Yes, if
it's an accident, I say that the vine shouldn't happen.
It should be lesser. Yeah, it should at least be lesser. Let's,
first of all, let's not find her. Secondly, let's not
fire her because it's an accident. Thirdly, let's see if

(42:35):
that was live or if someone just played the wrong tape.
You know what I'm saying. Yeah, there was a guy
in Austin who got Eddie you know the story, got fired,
but yeah, it works for ESPN. Now though, didn't he
record a whole thing and at the end of it
he was like god oops and sets some bad words,
but didn't think that was going to go on the air.
What happened to him was crazy because it was the
talent and he started saying some bad word or whatever,

(42:56):
and the guy, the director who was in charge of
all the buttons, was mad at him. So to get
back at him, he put him live on air while
he was going on his rant, knowing that he was
saying bad words. They both got fired. That stink for
the reporter. Yeah, yeah, that's hardcore. I just would like
to appeal to the news because I know we are
listened to in Tuscaloosa. I would like to appeal to

(43:18):
everybody at w VUA. Justice for the reporter. I don't
even know the reporter's name, whomever she is, Justice for her.
Give her the anchor spot by the way, let's move
her up, let's actually promote her. I have another story
that was pretty wild. A screenshot has gone viral of
what looks like someone on a Delta flight breastfeeding on

(43:39):
the plane her cat. From news dot Com. It looks
like she's breastfeeding her cat. Now, I encourage people babies hungry.
I don't care where you are, you should breastfeed, have
at it. I think it's crazy that we sexualize breastfeeding.
That being said, should you breastfeed your cat period? Should

(44:03):
you do it in public? I don't know where to
It feels weird. I'll be honest with you. It feels weird.
All of it feels weird. Amy Well, I don't know.
It's the cat hungry obviously doesn't matter. Well, yes, do
you want the cat to starve? Because let me ask
you this, if she were to pump the milk and
then serve her cat, the milk in a bowl? Would

(44:24):
that be? Okay, it's still weird. I'm gonna be honest
with you. It's still weird. But I think it's weird.
Or to breastfeed a cat on an airplane, Yes, I do. Yeah, yeah,
I mean I'm not gonna do it, but yeah, I
don't want to get canceled. Like I tell you, guys,
I walk every day, I walk out and stop the
top of the door says, don't get canceled today. Yeah.
So I'm trying not to get canceled. But I do
think breastfeeding a cat, I think that's a no. I

(44:46):
think that's a no for me dog. That's why I
think about that. What about if you lick your cat? Okay,
now we're going into Amy's life for all life here.
This is a what about that's actually real? So tell
me more. Well, I I well, they say that you
bond with your cat. People say good, that like because
the mom licks the cat. And so my cat doesn't

(45:07):
have its mom because she joined our family and she
was licking, and I thought I wanted her to bond
with me. So I started like rubbing my did you
lick the cat? Oh my god, Oh my god. You
like bathing the cat just at one lick, Like, where

(45:30):
did you lick it on her head? Right? So it
wasn't bad she had it was she was clean, she
was clean. It was just one little lick. She's so
cute and I wanted to bond with her. Well, this
is weird. I think this is I feel weird about

(45:51):
this in the breastfeeding cat because I wasn't there. I'm
actually here for this. Okay. Amy admits she licked her
cat once one lick on the forehead to for bonding.
That is very different than breastfeeding. Why not just rub
your chin on it or your head? Why do you
have to go for I did do that. I don't know.
I just was like, you know, rubbing my cheek on. No,
I don't know. I don't know. I'm not gonna get

(46:13):
I don't know. It wasn't anything weird or really, yes,
it was you licked your cat. Oh come on, No, No,
I didn't lick at that much. But I mean, I
I bet y'all would be surprised how many people have
maybe tried that. Just let me check. I would be
surprised if people tried that. You has a cat here,

(46:35):
Ray has a cat have you no, But I mean
there's times when I carry him and his mouth is
very close to my nipple. I'm not physically breastfeeding him,
but I mean his mouth will touch my nipple all
the time. This is bizarre, guys. I mean, don't even
laugh because you're looking at Cat. Hey, Well, I don't know.

(47:01):
I didn't. I don't think basically some weird fetish site
right now. No, I don't think what I did was
weird or fetish, like I did one lick on the forehead.
You say one lick, that's actually five or six. No,
it wasn't. It was a moment of bonding and I
think it worked. I hear you. Well, let's play Lee Bryce.

(47:22):
I think I need a song and to go wash
my hands and to sanitize. It's time for the good
news with Bobby and now an in person, tell me
something good. We have Kimberly on the phone in Florida.
Hi Kimberly, Hi Bobby, how are you doing pretty good?

(47:43):
Thank you for calling. What would you like to say
so I tell me something good? Was back in September
twenty twenty, I donated the kidney to my brother in
law and prior to donating. You have to go through
all these tests just to make sure you're healthy enough
to go through with it. And I'm driving a Tampa
and I'm asking, guy, you know, give me a sign.
Am I making a right decision? I think I am.

(48:03):
And then all of a sudden, on Bobby Bone comes
a story about a principle that donated a kidney, and
I was like, Okay, God, messager, see Amy, do you
believe in signs? And I got mine? Thanks to you, guys,
So thank you for helping me to make a really
life changing, positive experience and decision. That is amazing. That's awesome.

(48:26):
So how was it for you you went in and
how long were you in the hospital? M So it
was during like the COVID kind of protocol period time.
So that was a little bit crazy. It's I'm not
a whimp and I've done I've had a couple of
surgeries and two babies, and it's a hard surgery. But
after six weeks I was one percent back. So if

(48:50):
anybody's thinking of becoming a donor, I think it's an
amazing decision. You have a chance to save somebody's life,
and you know, a little inconvenience for you for six
weeks is nothing compared to what you're giving to somebody else.
That is fantastic. Kimberly, You're awesome. We appreciate you listening.
Thank you so much, and keep on changing the world.
That's a great story, Kimberly, thank you at you all. Right,

(49:11):
there we go, that's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. Thank you guys for hanging out
with us. Let's go over and catch up on the news.
Bobby's b story. I'd posted this on my Instagram right
before Thanksgiving, but it's popped up again because this story
is so wild. A North Korean man who smuggled Squid

(49:35):
Game into North Korea, now not South Korea, the Good Korea,
North Korea, the Bad Korea. So he smuggles it in,
he has to be executed by firing squad, and the
high school student who bought the USB drive with the
show on it from him is now jailed for life.

(49:56):
Wild again, the Bad Korea. North Korea is coming down
on people who distribute or watch, well basically anything that
they don't regulate, but especially squid Game. This guy death
by firing squad. Another six high schoolers who watched the
show were said to be sentenced to five years hard labor.

(50:19):
They're supervisors. The teachers were punished. Teachers and school administrators
were fired, some of them banished to work in remote minds.
The students were caught by government censors after a tip off.
It was the first time that North Korean government has
punished miners under a law that penalizes the distribution, watching,
or keeping of media from capitalist countries like South Korea

(50:42):
in the US. That's from Business Insider. Doesn't that blow
your mind and make you thank god you don't live
in North Korean that you live in America. Yes, it's crazy.
I think God bless the USA, and I'm proud to
be American. And Lee Greenwood and Hulkogan, you know what
I'm saying. Yeah, I mean it's just wild because it
almost what you're saying. I haven't watched all the squid Games.
I don't know the whole episode, but even squid Games

(51:03):
seems so crazy and unreal. But like, this is a
real story you're sharing involving squid games. It seems like
it would be inside an episode of squid Games or something. Okay,
that's the first story. The second story is red notice
becomes the most watch Netflix movie of all time. Now,
this was first brought to my attention by Morgan number two. Morgan,
number two, who is in Red Notice. It's the Rock

(51:25):
Ryan Reynolds and Galgado and you came to the show,
watched it early and said it was really good. Yeah.
I laughed super hard. I mean, Ryan Reynolds was awesome
in it, and I thought Gal Gadot was totally ba
So I think people should watch it. I thought it
was a fabulous movie. I gave it five out of
five stars. Movie Mike, you watched it as well? Yeah, good,
not great. I didn't laugh at it. I thought it

(51:46):
was very cheesy. I would give it three out of
five golden eggs. Somehow you insulted Morgan with that. I
don't know how exactly, but somehow you insulted Morgan. But
our Red Notice is the number one movie. Bird Box
is number two. Extract Action is three. Did you ever
see Extraction? Yeah, Chris m Worth action movie. Yeah, I
never watched it. I did watch bird Box. I liked

(52:07):
it a lot. Yeah, the Irish minute four which I
watched that really liked it. But I had to watch
it in two sittings because it was so long and
like three hours I think it was. I think it
was like almost four. Wasn't it three and a half.
And then The Kissing Booth two, which I watched every
night before bed. So good. Now I haven't seen that.
Have you seen that one? I mean, have you seen

(52:27):
a Kissing Booth one? Yeah, I've seen one. Two? Isn't
there a three? Or yeah? Yeah, I've seen all. Apparently
the Kissing Booth two is the biggest of all of them.
Your favorite of all them, Mike, movie, Mike, I would
say probably the first one. No, no, of all of
all the movie, no, of all the top I boot o.
Bird Box is easily the best Netflix movie over Red Notice,

(52:47):
over Red Notice moregany be seen both of them, bird
Box at Red Notice. I haven't watched bird Box, but
I still would choose Red Notice. I'm just I'm just
gonna go against a fair statement, not a fair statement.
Bird Box reminds me the pandemic, though, because wasn't it
pretty right before? It was way pretty in Quarantine? Yeah?
Maybe yeah, maybe so maybe maybe it just reminds me

(53:10):
of the pandemic because a virus like hit them. Maybe,
So all right, there's a second story. And finally I
bring this to you guys, because this also happened to me.
It's a new story that I can relate to. Australian
Jake DeMarco looked at the monitor attached to his camera
that does security at his house and he saw his
dog Rider playing with what he thought was another dog.

(53:32):
It was a white dog. Turns out it was a
translucent ghost dog. The backyard is reportedly surrounded by a
high locked fence. When he saw the footage, he ran
outside to see what was happening. By the time he
got to the backyard, the ghostly dog was gone. From
the New York Post, this happened to me. When I
told you guys this, you laughed at me. I think
it's the same dog I'm looking I saw it in

(53:54):
the video. Think it's the same dog. I looked out
the window of my kitchen and it's it's a window
that goes all the way to the out, so it's
a big, tall window, and there was a white, crystal
clear dog looking in and my dogs were inside the house.
They were barking like crazy. You can't get on the
property without going through gates. You can't get out without

(54:14):
going out of Gates and it's dog, and so I
quickly I put Ella up in a little room, real
qui because she was going crazy. Stanley's fine. I went
out in the yard to find the ghost dog and
it was nowhere to be found, and I brought it
on the show and you guys laughed at me. I
still have nightmares about that because I felt like I
was getting bullied again, back from when I was a kid,
and now it shows up in Australia. Thoughts Amy, I mean,

(54:38):
I just my first thought was, like Bobby, I would
get that this is the same dog if it was,
you know, a neighbor or something. But somehow this dog
just makes its way to Australia. It's a ghost. They
don't go by the same travel rules we do. He
doesn't given need a passport. He's a ghost, Okay, So
they can just close their eyes and say, I want
to be in Australia. Now it's a ghost. Well, I
don't know how they travel. They fly? No, then you

(55:04):
probably fly like that. Okay. Anyway, that's the news. Thank
you Bobby's Stories. It's been a big year for our
producer Eddie And if you're new to the show, just
to kind of tell you who Eddie is and what
he's about. Grew up in South Texas. I met Eddie
he was working at a local TV station and I

(55:25):
was working there too. Whenever the show moved to Nashville,
I said, hey, Eddie, I know you've never worked in radio,
but come with us and be you know, our video producer. Obviously,
he's on the show all the time. This year, specifically,
he adopted two kids. He has two other sons, but
he adopted two kids that were his foster kids for
how many years, Eddie? Almost three years. It was a

(55:45):
big deal. We've been waiting for this for a long time.
And so that's Eddie in a nutshell. He loves the beach.
He's the other half of the Raging Idiots. He likes
to play music. How long you've been married, Eddie. I've
been married for fifteen years bones maybe six dang. He's
also he's also the best man at my wedding, and
it's my best friend. That being said, what else is
happening at home right now? Okay, So I want to

(56:08):
say a couple of things. First, I want to apologize
to you guys. Maybe I've just been a little moody
last couple of days. I am just overwhelmed a little
bit because my wife got a new job and she
hasn't worked in I mean, I want to say ten years. Okay, stop.
Well you mentioned being moody yesterday before the show, because
Eddie and I will talk for a few minutes before

(56:29):
the show and I'm not at home. I'm working from
a hotel room right now. And I was like, hy,
what's going on? You know, i've seen you in a while.
And he goes man life and I was like, wow,
like that, Dad, It wasn't like anything specific, it was
just life. And I didn't know that part of this
is because your wife got a new job, So go
ahead with that. Yeah. So she's her first job in

(56:49):
like I guess, ten years now. And it's great. It's cool.
She she gets to go and work and stuff, but
that also leaves me getting home around I don't know, noon,
and the house I have to take care of. Down now,
I'm doing laundry, I'm doing back. You know, before she
when she wasn't working, she would do everything. I would go.
I was like the nineteen fifties husband coming home and

(57:10):
like give me that cold beer, sit down and watch
the game. Now bones, I am doing laundry, I'm vacuuming.
I cleaned the windows the other day, and I'm doing
like honeydew stuff too, like fixing stuff around the house.
I am exhausted. So I apologize to you guys for
the moodiness, and I apologize for not even considering stay
at home moms and how hard their job is. It's

(57:31):
hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Wait, Eddie,
is this why you gave me a hug the other day? No, well,
I just felt like out of nowhere. I'm getting out
of my car and Eddie's like, Amy, you know, I
was thinking about this. He's like, I just feel like
I need to give you a hug, like this life
is crazy, you know. I don't know. He just gave
me a hug. It was really really kind, like it

(57:52):
was very We had a good hug and it was nice.
And I hadn't thought any I mean, of course I've
thought about it how nice it was since then, but
I hadn't really thought too much about it. And now
he's saying this, and I don't know if like somewhere
in his brain, I don't know he's because like I
work full time but I also still do like other
things too, and so maybe he's realizing a lot of
what women contribute well, as you mentioned him in that hug.

(58:15):
That's when when I went Eddie was like, yeah, life, man,
it really gets you. Like now it all starts to come,
you know, it starts to make sense. Lunchbox to what
are you saying? I mean, Eddie, single moms, you have
to understand stay at home moms, they're not doing anything
all day. You're coming home from a job, so it's
a lot harder. So you're doing two jobs. They're sitting
at home all day. And I guarantee you why you're

(58:36):
at work. Your wife's watching TV, she's hanging out, so
she has all day to do that stuff. You only
have a few hours after you've already worked a long
day to get it done before everyone else gets home.
So you need to like relax on giving the stay
at home moms all the credits. As they said, Margharita
is listening to us. That's what I thought at first, Sourly,
I don't know if hey, Mad's drinking a margharita. This

(58:57):
earlier was when when she first her first day at
the job. I thought exactly that I'm like, this is amazing.
I played video games all day and I just like
said I didn't have Margarita, but I should have. And
she gets home she's like this plays is a mess,
Like what is happening? Like we have dinner in one
hour and nothing's being made, Like what's going on? And
it flipped the switch of like, oh crap, I have

(59:17):
to now start doing what she was doing when I
was just living my kush life. Well, mister mom, we
would like to say that we're proud of your wife.
If she wanted to go back to work and she's
back in the workforce, that's awesome. Yes, that's I mean,
that's it's also scary if she hasn't worked in ten years,
you know, she's been raising the kids. That's scary to

(59:38):
go back into the workforce. Yeah. Well she gets to
take our little baby with her, so it's it's at
the school, so she gets to have the baby with her.
Also would have never worked, so yes, and it's cool
too because she has other people to talk to. She
was pretty lonely there for a little bit. Like she'd
get home and she'd want to talk and like, oh
my gosh, we just talked for five hours in the radio,
like I did not want to talk. Well, Eddie was
over at the house before I left, and Eddie they

(01:00:00):
were watching the game in the living room and Eddie's
wife and Caitlyn were talking in the kitchen and Eddie
now were tired because we got to get up in
the morning into the show, and Eddie walks back and
he's like, hey, you ready to go, and she's like,
fifteen more minutes, fifteen more minutes, let me just hang
out with Caitlyn. And that was a mom who has
four kids. I saw it on her face. That's a
mom with four kids. You don't realize that they just
don't have anyone their age to talk to her an adult,

(01:00:21):
because she's been talking to a baby all day. So yes,
it's when she has the time, she just wants to
talk away with everyone else. Well, we will give you
the grace. If you come in a little annoyed, not
understanding life, throwing out random hugs, we'll understand. Why okay, cool,
nob hey, and laundry dude, I don't want to see
another pair of underwear. Why can't she do any of

(01:00:42):
this now that she's working, Like she just has to
stop doing every day. Now, man, it's my job now
and I'm gonna do it. So that's you're doing laundry
as your job. Yeah, I'm doing the laundry. I'm folding everything,
hanging clothes. It's a brutal is that Is that your
job though? Now laundry? Yeah, and dishes put it on
there due and I have to I have to at
least start the process of cooking by the time she

(01:01:04):
gets home. It's brutal. What is she doing though? After
she gets That's what I'm saying, Eddie, like, you're taking
over everything. You have a job, so now you if
she just doesn't do anything because she has a job,
now she just wants to be a team. She doesn't
because I'm telling you she did laundry. If you were
splitting stuff up, I don't understand, like half laundry, half dishes.

(01:01:24):
I feel like I'm not getting the real story. And
I'll talk to her and she'll be like, Eddie's crazy.
I have a real story right right here, like I
can I can spot this for a while away. And
Eddie's basically admitted that he was doing nothing, so lunchbox,
she's not expecting him to just now do it. All. She's,
like Eddie said, it's now they're a team and they

(01:01:44):
have to share it, and she's not able to just
knock it all out while Eddie's at work and he
gets home and sits on the couch and does nothing.
That's just not happening anymore. So she needs him to
pitch in. So really, this all makes perfect sense to me.
And I know she's still doing a lot around the
house that there's nothing left to do after laundry doing it.

(01:02:07):
I'd like to apologize for quickly getting brought over to
Lunchbox aside and this, and I'm it's a mistake on
my part. Yeah, I'm better than that. I should not.
But Eddie tell her that we're that's awesome. That's awesome.
I'll tell her. Okay, Lunchbox, what happened? Okay, So there's
this newspaper writer that obviously is just out to make

(01:02:27):
me mad or just wants to show that he doesn't
do any research for his job and he's terrible at
his job and he doesn't deserve to have his job.
Oh okay, Yeah, So he wrote an article and it
was like if utsa producing you know great people and
like celebrities that went to UTSA. I don't know the
exact title, and he lists all these people and guess
who's not on the list. Well, I'm gonna guess by

(01:02:50):
your tone you. But let me say a few things.
One UTSA as where Lunchbox went to college, the University
of Texas at San Antonio, just our listeners. No, he
did not graduate. He quit with only three hours left
to go, which were constantly like, hey, go and get
that final three hours. But he has no interest. And
now apparently at what publication does he write for? My

(01:03:13):
essay dot com? Okay, so just the San Antonio newspaper basically,
but they're they're digital. Yeah, and so can you list
us who he mentions? I will, okay, and let me
let me tell you. The exact title is churning out winners,
famous and notable people who attended UTSA. It doesn't say graduated,

(01:03:35):
it says attended. Okay, go ahead, okay, let's go. Cigar Shaki.
He is an actor who graduated from UTSA. His most
recent prominent role was in the YouTube series Unfair and Ugly,
I mean a YouTube series, like really, that's what we're
giving accolades? Super oh, But he has set to appear

(01:03:56):
in Marvel Studios Miss Marvel as a mirror. I don't
know what Miss Marvel is, but okay, Kim Spradlin, she
won Survivor, Okay, pretty cool. Yeah, well she only got
one hundred thousand dollars. She was the fan favorite. She
didn't win it. Devin Brown, he played in the NBA
for a few years. I get it. Okay, cool, you
know you played. You made millions of dollars in the NBA. Cool.

(01:04:19):
Do we need to see how much Devin Brown actually made?
Never heard of him? And if he only played a
few years. I don't know if he made millions and millions. Yeah,
he probably made like four million. I don't know if
you made them. You already looked. He was in What's Cool?
He went to UTSA at the same time I did.
We were we were classmates. Okay, we were the same time.
I'm so frustrated. Okay, go ahead. Michelle Beatle, Oh yeah,

(01:04:41):
she's great. Yeah she has a new podcast with Athletic Great.
People like her. But she's from ESPN. She's I mean,
Michelle Beatle is the first person that you've read that
I know who that is exactly. Thank you? Go ahead.
J C. Kaylin, who's that he has a YouTube channel,
but YouTube could be huge depending on he has a

(01:05:03):
YouTube channel. Okay, yeah, whatever. And then Alexander Hernandez that
fought in the UFC in twenty nineteen. So where do
you think you fall on that list? Who? I mean you?
Who are these people? Like? Really? I mean seriously, I mean,
to be fair, let's just you know, Devil's advocate here.
If say one anybody on that list maybe was upset

(01:05:26):
for some reason, they didn't end up on it and
Lunchbox did. They would probably be talking to their friends
and they would be like, and then there's this Lunchbox guy.
What has he done? I mean, I've been on a
national radio show for how many years? I mean, Kim Spratlin,
I understand you were on Survivor. You didn't even win,
you won fan favorite, and she gets on the list.

(01:05:49):
But that's a really big And aren't you if if
I can interject here for one second, Lunchbox, aren't you
on the wall at UTSA when they painted a huge
mural they went around those the campus and they were
taking pictures of different students to make, you know, put
on the new building. And they took a picture of me,
and they picked my picture and made a mosaic out
at Mosaic Tiles, and there I am on the wall

(01:06:11):
when you walk in the new building, there I am wait, wait, whoa, whoa,
isn't your head like half cut off? No, my whole
head's cut off. Shot like literally it's my arms and
a little bit of my chest. And I'm like, oh,
so the next flour is gonna have my head and
you go to the next floor, nothing but they have.

(01:06:33):
But there is a photo that says this is and
it says my name the year I was at school. Everything.
I think you have a beef because I think maybe
other than Michelle Beatle, you have more notoriety, more success
than anybody else on that list. Yes, that's what I think.
I'm not the writer, though. Should we try to get

(01:06:55):
the writer on the show? Scooba Steve can we try
to track this writer down for an interview and he
can let him know. Lunchbox, we want you to do
is list your credentials though, because when we get him on,
We're not just gonna go you screwed over, Lunchbox. We're
gonna go, hey, our guy, Lunchbox went to UTSA and
here is everything that he's done and been a part of,
and he feels like you may have forgotten about him. Yeah,

(01:07:16):
I would like to know he did any research. Well,
you don't lead with that, but you can get there
at the end and you can demand a retraction. Okay,
all right, Yeah, what's the writer's name? Steven Santana? Why'd
you say it in that tone? Because I'm a little frustrators.
I mean, yeah, I can reach out to him. I
got his email. I'm gonna say it. No, let's have

(01:07:36):
Scuba Steve do it. He's the producer of the show. Okay, Okay,
he graduated our Lady of the Lake University in twenty thirteen. Okay,
maybe we'll get him on tomorrow the next day, so
that lunchbox is gonna stalk him now and start harassing him. Okay,
thank you, lunchbox. Yeah, I think that you have a
right to be a little irritated. I don't know about
being this upset. I mean I should have been at

(01:07:58):
least number two on the list today. This story comes
to us from Edmund, Oklahoma. There was a huge wreck
on the highway because one car boom crashed into another one.
When police arrived, they asked the forty year old man.
What happened? He goes, I was being a dumb ass man.
You know, testosterone got the best of me, got mad

(01:08:19):
at the other car. Oh, I feel like that happened
to you in this segment too, cursing out of nowhere?
What did that curse? What you were quoting him? But
still that word dumb? Oh, there he goes again. Right now.
My kids, My kids are like, wow, that no if
Mike it guy, But is that a donkey? Is it

(01:08:42):
a dumb donkey or is it a dumb person? There's
a difference. Dumb. Say it's the donkey Lynch. Yeah, say
that dumb donkey, that dumb donkey. No, I'm just saying
you're saying scooba. Is that a curse word? I mean
it's not really, but it's just a preferred thing not
to say within our show, got It? Would you like
to apologize to our listeners? No, If they have a

(01:09:02):
problem with that word, then they need to get a life.
That is nothing bad. Well, we do try to keep
it clean in case it's there's nothing. If it's in
a news story that is on the news, like in
the newspaper, then it's clean. No, that's no. If it were,
I don't know about that. We don't know that you
pulled that from a newspaper, could be any aperunch just did.

(01:09:22):
I can't believe you guys where you get your bone heads.
It's like when the town criers yelling it down the
gud of the square, right, Like you guys don't go
to some like newspaper websites and read them. Yeah, but
this show, we don't say those words. Yeah, like if
the newspaper said other words, the newspaper wouldn't do the
curse were using newspaper as a source because he did

(01:09:43):
ninety seven. Okay, if you go to Usada Today dot com,
they're not gonna put the F word in a story.
So yeah they will if it's a quote. I've never
seen it New York Times. I mean, it just startled
me when he said me too. We'll probably not do
it again, though, right, I'm sorry. I guess I'm that one.

(01:10:08):
Though we knew he was gonna do it, we bleeped
that one could catch on that one. Okay, I'm lunchbox.
That's your bonehead story of the day. We had a
bizarre segment earlier where there was a woman breastfeeding a
cat on an airplane, and then Amy admitted to licking
her cat on then Ray admit, yeah, one yeah, one lecture,
and then Ray admitted his cat has been his I

(01:10:29):
don't know what happened, guys, I'm not sure, but just
because I want to move off with this, but I
do have one final story to add, and you can
hear that in the podcast. But from the New York Post,
a guy's facing up for twenty years in prison for
having sex with a neighbor's goat. Okay, it is not
the same category. Close, It was just one Tamy, Okay,

(01:10:56):
all right? Cool. Also, should we send someone that's doing
this to l Yeah, we send him to I think
we should send them to be rehabilitated. Bones. Have you
doing that? What else is this dude doing him? Like? Well, okay,
I'm okay with checking him out a little far out.
Oh my goodness. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye friends, goodbyee
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