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Speaker 1 (00:00):
There we go. Good you guys, Welcome to Friday's show,
Morning Studio Morning, No lunchbox today. The good news though
it it is Tom hanks birthday. How old do you think?
Tom Hanks is? Sixty four? Sixty five years old? He's
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a legit senior citizen. That's weird. He gets discounts AARP,
that's weird. Eddie is a massive Tom Hanks fans. I
love him. Give me your top five from five to
one Tom Hanks movies. Okay, number five, Okay, number five.
I'm gonna have to go with something. My favorite movie
when I was a kid. This is why I love
Tom Hanks was Splash, this one where he falls in
love with a mermaid. Never seen it? Oh? Where is
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Tom Hanks movie? But because I was a kid, now,
I'll watch it now. It's like this, isn't that that good?
It's a black and white probably no, no, no, I'm
not that old. Definitely old, all right? Number four? Number
four of course, Saving Private Ryan. Oh when that came out,
I went to the movies and watched it and they
showed me the final scene first because they messed up
to the real stop it. Did you? Did you get
your money back? Maybe no, because I don't think terrible.
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I've told the story before. I went in and I
was like, wow, they're showing there. I don't mean, is
it spoilable? I mean over ten years old my movie, Mike,
it's okay. I walked into. They're showing like the sad
part at the end with the grave and stuff, and
I'm like, okay. And then it goes and starts at
the beginning of the movie and I was like, okay, weird,
we're pattern here. And then at the end they were like,
We're so sorry we showed you the final scenes first.
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That's crazy. It could run the whole experience. Yeah, well,
have you pre watched it since then? You probably that
after Splash, all right? Number three? Number three is Sleepless
in Seattle. That's with Meg Ryan. He did a series
of these, like well You've got mail and stuff. This
is the best one out of those. One of my
favorite rom coms ever never seen it? Are you kidding me?
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So good? Bones like Tom Hanks and so far I'm
over three, go ahead, okay? And number four is two
oh number two? Yeah, big, you've seen Big. I've only
seen scenes like the dancer on the keys and stuff.
There's a there's a head in a machine. Yeah, Genie,
that's the Zoltar Machine. I've never seen the movie, but
I think I've stopped on TBS and watched a little
bit of it. When it's you were out of your
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mind right now? These are the best Tom Hanks movies ever.
I'm the arguing. Apparently I'm just a bad person or
a bad friend or bad I don't know. I'm gonna
being judged right now. Wow, I can't believe it. Shot
on my car. I mean, Eddie is thrown out a
lot of the old ones. Yeah, this stuff's like Andy
Griffith's fault after Andy Griffiths will show big. I mean,
what do you want me to do like demons and
angels or whatever? No, I'm not doing that. Number one,
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number one, of course, the greatest movie of all time
Forrest Gump. I have seen that multiple times. Yes, good, Yeah,
that's great Forrest Gump. I've seen up A Beautiful Day
in the Neighborhood was really good when he played mister Rogers. Yes,
that was good. A league of their own. Oh, okay,
it was fantastic. It's not old enough for Eddie. No,
that was old. That's old Yeah, there's no crying in
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baseball with like Madonna in it? Are you crying? Gina Davis, Donna?
Rosy O'donna? Yeah? Yeah, that was good. How about I
am the Captain now? No, yeah, Captain Philip was Okay,
I am I am the Captain? Like that line was
just like doing that oppression the toy stories. Yeah, he's
just voicing them. Apollo thirteen. Great. I struggled with that. Sorry, okay,
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that thing you do? I struggled with that one to
you doing that thing you do? The one that just
got added to Netflix terminal? Did you like it? I
loved it. I thought it was great. Just watched it, Yeah,
because it just got added to Netflix. Best is for
me too is Forrest Gump. But after that, maybe a
league of their own. You know which one I've heard
is really good I've never seen is Catch Me if
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you can. It's good. Yeah, it's really good. Like that
may be the only one I've never seen. Yeah, well,
Happy birthday, Tom hank six to five years old. True
story too, Yes you say true story? I met him. Yeah,
you had a true story to go along with No.
Oh yeah, this Sunday Night on nat GEO Breaking Bobby Bones.
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Two new episodes ten ninth Central. One I'm going under
houses and the cross faces and finding bats and possums
and fighting those animals. And two, I'm climbing trees would
just clips on my boots and a rope, trying to
make sure forest fires don't take over woods. Pretty wild.
Check him out ten nine Central nat GEO on Sunday night,
Let's go over and open the mail bag something we
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call Bobby's Ye. Hey, Bobby Bones, my name's Elise. I
wanted to see how you and the parents of the
show would have handled the situation. My sixteen year old
son had some friends over for his birthday party last weekend,
both guys and girls. One of the girls I felt
was dressed very inappropriately. I won't get into details, but
let's say if she was my daughter, I would not
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have let her leave the house like that. I felt
uncomfortable to the point where I wanted to pull her
aside and see if she had anything she could put
on to cover up. I chose not to make a scene,
But now I'm wondering what to do if my son
wants to invite her with other friends to the house again.
What would you say if you're sixteen year old had
some friends over and one of the females was dressed
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very inappropriately in your opinion, do you think because it's
your house, it's your rules, would it be okay to
ask her to cover up? Thank you? Pretty easy one, huh.
I don't know. It's awkward, but yeah, but your house,
your rules. Yes, I mean that's the number one answer here.
Your house, your rules, don't matter if it's the kids
or not. Are gonna kids right now? But come over
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to my house, my rules, Your house, your rules. But
what do you do you tell your son? Hey, what
you put him in the awkward situation? If you have
a good relationship, you go, hey, she can't. You maybe
don't put it on her, but hey, they can't just
wear their braw and shorts over to the house. Yeah,
so make sure that they know they have to dress
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like normal humans. He can probably handle that at sixteen
because he doesn't want to get embarrassed. That's what's going
to keep him on the up and up, and that's
what's going to keep him talking to her. Otherwise you
go like, or I'm gonna call and have a talk
with her. You know what he's gonna say right, Dad,
But looks cool? Dad, Come on, Okay, but if you
want it to look cool, that's what all the girls
are wearing. Look, then they can wear it somewhere else
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my house, my rules. I like it. So if you
go to him, Eddie, you're my son. Yeah, Hey, you
need to tell Valerie that she can't just wear a
brawl and some shorts to the house. No, Dad, I'm
not doing that. What are you talking about? Okay, and
you don't have to do that anybody else house. It's fine.
But if you don't do that, I'm gonna have to
have a talk with her. Oh no, Dad, don't do that.
That's embarrassed. I'm gonna call her or I'm gonna call
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her parents. You pick oo, so that will make him
do it. Okay, that's why your daughter's thirteen. Any experienced
similar I mean I guess as a mom, like I guess,
I would feel like maybe I could take her aside
and say, oh, the mom and the daughter in a
real I mean, not even the girl, the friend that's
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over there, Like I could maybe approach her and say, hey,
do we have anything that we can throw on? Or
can I give you a shirt that you can put
on over that. Well, I know, but then I would
feel awkward having my kid because my kid. I don't
want to make it uncomfortable for my kid to have
to call out their friends. I think we'd be more
uncomfortable if you the mom talked to his friend than him.
Oh really, yeah, all of it's very uncomfortable. Guys. Which
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is more uncomfortable though, the parent talking to the girl?
I think so too. Oh, I guess you'll feel that
way maybe because of guys. But like mom to like
teenage girl. I feel like I could have a talk
with her and make it okay. Did you feel wrongly? Oh? Man,
I would just want to encourage. I don't know. I
mean it's hard for me because I'm sure at some
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point in my time I showed up to a house
wearing something that I shouldn't have worn, like a swimsuit,
and it was weird for the mom. But I don't
think if the mom came up to me and wanted
me to do something, I wouldn't do it because it's
their house. That's how I was raised. Is their house,
you follow their rules, and if that's their rules, it's
just what you do. Would you rather have the mom
come and go, hey, Morgan, put a shirt on, or
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be like that your friend, that guy'd be like, oh,
my mom's being lame. She wants you to put a
shirt on. You can. If you put a shirt on,
I feel like that would be more comfortable it maybe,
but what if this boy and that girl have a
crush my child, Then it's really uncomfortable. So maybe it's
better coming from the mom, and then the boy never knows.
I vote boy tom boy to girl, not mom. I
vote mom to girl, Eddie, I vote parent to parent.
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Oh yeah, Eddie's let's go. Do you know what your
daughter parents in the end to you the email or
your house your rules? Yeah, like that's what we have here,
your house, your rules, the end. Yeah, everybody get on that. Yes. Otherwise,
handle your business. We've given you mini options, a mirror
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out of options. All right, thank you. Close up the mailbag.
We've got your that was about to clothes bag. If
you want to reach out to us, Morgan, what do
they do? Mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. Eddie, how
old is your baby now? He's too he's a big
two kids grown, he's huge man. Any any news when
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you may get to adopt your foster kids. No, not yet.
They told us our date was August. We're waiting for
August and hopefully. I was thinking about this yesterday and
I walked to I'm like, man, I cannot wait to
share with you guys that it's happening. Do you still
think it could be August? Even though it's July ninth?
We keep asking every time we talked to the caseworker,
We're like, oh, sure, August, like that's what it's set for. So, yes,
we're that's what we're that's what we're doing. And how
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long have they been your foster kids? Over two years? Yang, Yeah,
a long time. So that baby only knows you. That's it. Okay,
a couple stories for you. A tree toppled onto a
family's house and then debris fell all on a baby
in his crib, but the tree did not hit the baby.
It was that close. The mom and the dad ran
to the nurse way to scoop him up. He was okay,
here's what all of that sounded like, Oh my god,
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Oh my god. That sound as the baby monitor picking
up that noise. Yeah, oh my gosh. So true. As
bad as it sounds, that crying is like a good
sound because you're like, okay, baby's good. The mom and
the baby shared the video on Facebook and wrote, A
very large tree fell through a house tonight, two minutes
after I put him to bed, running to get my
baby under the debris. One of the scariest things I've
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ever experienced. We're okay and safe at my cousin's house.
Our house, however, is unlivable right now. Crazy huh. Played
just that tree part again where it fell. It sounds
like war. It sounds like a bomb going off. Well,
great news. It was so close to that crib again
that debris went into the actual crib. Here's another one.
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This was a little funnier. A woman repeatedly drove around
a neighborhoods or a two month old could get some
sleep because kid wouldn't fall asleep unless they were in
the car. But she scared her neighbors, who noticed her
car circling because they thought she was chasing the neighborhood
to rob A funny could Train at twenty nine joked,
when you're trying to get your baby to sleep and
your local community group is worried, you're scoping the place out,
that's awesome. I wonder they didn't know where car. You know,
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if she lived in the community, big neighborhood, you don't
know every car in the neighborhood, that's true. I wouldn't
know mine. With a community watch group, though, I think
you would kind of know the people that lived around there.
But the cops checked her out. She's all good, just
trying to get a baby to sleep. There you go.
The latest from Nashville and Tullywood and Morgan number two
thirty seconds. Kitty Zach Brown Band released two new songs
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called Out in the Middle and old Love Song. Here's
one of them. We're grown Too, were Gone. Just some
good old boars and good old girl some a Come True.
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Kane Brown and Black Bear release their collaboration called Memory.
I Don't want Them Him and mena down me and
I don't want to be him in. Darius Rucker released
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a summer mixed version of his song Bears and Sunshine
Bears in Sunshine My Sign of Summer Time Back Punch
Nights to South Carolina. I say none of the signer
than me and my girl's tagging up a little out
of the dam. Everybody down in the world on breathing.
I don't know how to pitch A but I think
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maybe turned on the good time, turned off the TV. Yea.
They only me, Yes, I need the beers and sunshine.
I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny hat. It's time
for the good news producer. Ready, yeah, something good. Back
in nighteen sixty one, Gwen McLaughlin she wrote a letter.
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She was ten years old. She wrote a letter to
the Yankees and says, hey, I want to be a
bad girl. And they said, no, girls aren't bad girls,
so they did not let her do it. She's always
kept that letter on her wall. Well now sixty years later,
her daughter saw the letter and said, you know what,
I'm going to send this to the Yankees again. Let's
try this one more time. The Yankees got it and
said absolutely, let's get Gwen out there. She will be
a bad girl. And she is now sweat here, eighty
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years old, like yeah, she's eighty years old. So she's
she's out there, and she became the bad girl. She
did the first pitch. She was the bad girl. And
also it's crazy they just said no because you're a girl,
and then nuts, that's wild. I mean, I guess even
twenty years ago they may have said that, which is crazy. Yeah.
I was looking at think how things can change so
fast that the Wright Brothers flight and us getting to
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the moon was within like forty or fifty years. It
was something like that the first flight, and it could
have been even up to sixty years. But inside of
a generation, our airplane goes up and we get something
to go all the way to the moon. But hearing
that story where they went and know you're a girl.
Girls don't do that. Yeah, and that's in her lifetime.
And can you imagine the Yankees seen it now and
be like, oh my god. Yeah, They're like, we don't
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want to get canceled the ball. We gotta get on
this thing. You get over here right now. All right.
That's a great She had so much fun. I watched
the clip of her. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. It's now time for fun
Fact Friday, which, by the way, we've turned it into
fun Fact Friday. Face off. We expected Amy to be
good at this, it's her segment, but she is seven,
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and oh she's so good. She's taking down Eddie Lunchbox,
Morgan Too, Raymundo, Ray's Bay Scooba, Steve plus A listener.
It's one after the other. She's lining them up, knocking
them down. So today she's taking on her phone screen.
Or Abbey, Abby, how are you? I'm good? Now? How
long have you been working on these fun facts? A
long time? I've been overthinking them. I have ten, but
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I had to like nerr them down. Okay, they each
will give us a fun fact. We vote on whose
is the best. Hit me with that? All right, here
we go fun fact number one, number one, Amy, you're
the champ. You go first. So Elvis Presley once asked
his limo driver do you own this limo or do
you work for the company. The driver said, I worked
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for the company. Elvis replied, will you own it now?
The driver's tip was the limo Ye crazy? Love it?
That's crazy Abby? Okay. So the Guinness World record for
the loudest crowd roar at an indoor sports event came
from the fans of the Kansas Jayhawks, for which is
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where I went to school, and it was it was
one hundred and thirty point four decibels and that was
on February thirteen, twenty seventeen. So whoa rock chalk? Well?
Love that you got a shout? Out in there. But
there's no way you're winning this, Eddie. Yeah, that's why
Amy's so good. She played to her crowd. She knows
I love Elvis. Amy. You're the winner on that one. Yeah, Amy,
Elvis Morgan. Yeah, it's Elvis. That was a good fun fact, Abby,
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you played yourself. How about it? Next up? Number two?
So if you don't include super Bowls, the biggest delivery
day and Domino's pizza history, we think the biggest delivery
day not super Bowls, pizzas, Oh Thanksgiving? No way, no way.
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It's a it's a single day. It's an event that's
only happened every once. It's not a recurring oh oh
one time only huh so when someone needed food quick
or everyone needed food quick. I don't know, what is it?
The day of the O. J. Simpson Bronco Chase in
nineteen ninety four because nobody wanted to leave in the
older pizza? Yeah? Wow, okay, Abby, what's your affected by Kansas?
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That's the only one. Okay, So about ninety nine percent
of all was Sabby sold in the US is fake.
So it turns out that the real was Sabby is pricy.
It's one hundred and sixty dollars per kilogram. So um,
they make it out of horse radish, hot Chinese mustard
and green dye to make it the color. Okay, Morgan,
who do you vote? Well? I wasn't alive when the O. J.
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Simpson thing happens. You were what were you born? Ninety three? Okay?
I have one. I don't remember anything about it, So
I guess I'll go with Sabi for that. Eddie Man,
I feel like I can be at a restaurant and
be like, did you guys know that this was Sabi's fake?
So I'm gonna go with with save on this? Okay,
I'll go with says, oh you thought you had that one?
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Kind of all right? One to one? Next up, number three? Abby,
you are going first since you won the point. Okay.
So throwing spices at a single person is a tradition
in Denmark. If you are still single by the time
you're by your twenty fifth birthday in Denmark, they will
strap you to a chair and throw cinnamon at you.
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And what's your purpose? It's just a Danish tradition. Once
you hit thirty and still haven't had luck in the
relationship department, they're ammo of choices pepper and then forty
it's bir shot, it's that ghost pepper. Amy. Charlie Sheen
once bought two thousand, six hundred and fifteen seats at
a baseball game because he wanted to catch a home
run ball. He was unsuccessful. That's awesome though, wow, Eddie, Yeah,
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I like Charlie Sheen. This is a good stuff. Oh
that the spice one was good because that would be me.
But I love me some, Charlie Sheen. So, Amy's I
think the baseball I don't love me some, Charlie. Is
that interesting? Yeah, you're saying that would be you. Are
you saying you don't have a boyfriends? Do? I do
stall have a boyfriend? But at twenty five I didn't
it okay, So that was simon for you. But you
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are saying you're confirming you still have a secret boyfriend. Yes,
I would knocket the black pepper hopefully two years point Amy.
There you go, nice one, all right? Next up number four.
On January ninth, fourteen ninety three, Christopher Columbus saw three mermaids,
and he documented not half as beautiful as they are
when they're painted. Well what he saw with manatees. Oh,
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he thought they were humans. Yeah, they were back in
the fourteen hundreds. I guess he thought he was seeing mermaids.
And then you know what, they would be ugly humans.
They're not. And I already already did it, Abby, What
is yours? Okay? So the Beatles song A Day in
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the Life ray hit it glad to go? Okay, So
it has a frequency that only dogs can hear. At
the end. In an interview in twenty thirteen, Paul McCartney
said that he added a frequency that only they can hear. So, yeah,
hick your dog, Yeah, they can only hear that high
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all right, So if Columbus having a drunk rendezvous with
a manatee or a dog whistle on the back of
a Beatles song, Morgan, I mean, I really love my dog,
and now I can play the song from my dog,
so that's pretty cool. I mean, I think the Beatles
ones like complete bs, but I'm gonna go with it
because I love the Beatles. But wait, you don't think
it's a real fact. I think it's fair Well no, no, no,
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I mean the fact that they've said that. I know
they've said it, but the fact that I don't think
it's Okay, that makes sense, you think, yeah, you're lying
about that. I'm gonna go Columbus. But it doesn't matter.
Now two to two, lamy be dethroned. Here we go
number five Abby, Oh my gosh. Okay, she's looking over
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her list. She has committed commit. Okay, So roosters have
built in ear plugs. So, considering a roosters call can
reach one hundred and forty decibels or louder, you might
wonder how what keeps them from going deaf from the
noise coming out of their own beat. So it turns
out they have built on ear plugs. Research is found
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that when a rooster opens its beak to crow, the
external auditory canals close off, preventing sound from coming in.
It's amazing, Yeah, awesome. On stand, I have one you
wouldn't want if you want to pick that one, because
I saw you were like, I know, but that's the
one she went with. Yeah, I do have another one. Okay,
but let's see what's it has, amy. Okay, So Gangster's
Paradise has no profanity in it because Stevie Wonder would
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not allow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Stevie Wonder. They use a hook.
Here's Gangster's Paradise just for ye, And so they sample
Stevie Wonder song Pastime Paradise. Here's a clip. By the way,
we just played this in the dance party, not knowing
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this like fifteen minutes ago. Okay. Well, so Stevie Wonder
was like, Hey, if you're gonna sample my song, no profanity.
So they followed his rules and that's why I was
none there. That's pretty cool Morgan earplugs or coolio. I mean,
that was a really fun fact, Abby, But I do
love that song, and I don't know a lot about
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Gangster's Paradise or Stevie Wonders, so I didn't know anything.
I learned a lot, so Amy, that is it. Man.
I really did like the Roosters until I heard Gangster's Paradise.
So I'm going with Stevie Wonder Gangster's Paradise. Yeah, me too,
Steve Wonder Gangster's Paradise. Amy, you are the winner, Abbe.
You pushed her to the limits. A good job, Abby, Abby,
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What would you have gone with? Because I'll be honest
with you, that one wasn't your best or was it? Yeah?
It was so cool. It's fine, It's fine, Okay, what
would you have gone with other than the rooster. I
don't know if this is better. Yoda, Missus, Piggy, and
Cookie Monster were all voiced by one person that that
was your winner because they do kind of sound the same. Wow,
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I should have Okay, Amy, but you're the champion. It's
all about what. There are a lot of facts in
the world. You're just picking the most fun. Nice job.
This is Aaron from Mississippi that left us a voicemail
last night. I just listen to the episodiode on the
podcast for Eddie just finished his mak and I was
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in tears and I gave money after the fact. So
he's still raising money. So anyway, yay Eddie, I'm still
doing that. That's cool, amazing. Right now, it's not live
on the side, but it does live on the internet.
The current total is two hundred and eighty six thousand dollars. What. Yeah,
that is unbelievable. Eddie raised that money for a charity,
Works of foster Children. Wow, people still donating. You're not
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even walking anymore. Hey man, I'll tell you what TikTok like.
I'm not on TikTok like barely do I post on there?
But that walk just took off on TikTok that I
think people that we don't even know watched me walk,
which is unbelievable. Here is voicemail number three Foreign Studio.
Recently seeing that you would posted on the Instagram that
Bobby Bones show was actually on that geo now, and
(23:51):
I got really excited. So I started watching and now
I'm binging it. Thanks a lot. I made it an
episode four. I would kind of let you know, man,
I'm not much of a tear jerker, but you had
a lump in my throat on the on the last
little bit there episode four. Man, that was that was great,
thank you. I don't know which one that was, but
because we've done so many of them, but yeah, Breaking
Bobby Bones is on that geo. It's also on Disney Plus.
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I think he means that Disney Plus right, probably No, No,
you don't think that. I don't know. I don't either.
But there's two new episodes on Sunday night, ten nine Central.
One is the only one of those episodes, is the
only episode where I got badly injured. It's on this
this weekend. I will tell you which one, but one
of them I am pulling mean animals from underhouses and
(24:35):
one of them, I am climbing trees with just a
like a bolt on my boot in California. I got
injured in one of them pretty badly. So if you
want to watch that ten nine Central on Nagio Sunday nights,
you're a Amy's pile of stories. So I got a
shout out two Hines because they have launched a petition
for hot dogs to match the hot dog buns. Because like,
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you go and buy a package of hot dogs and
there's ten in there, then you go to buy buns
and there's only eight. It's very frustrating. I went through
this the other day. We were having a grill out
and I had lots of kids over at the house
and I needed lots of hot dogs, and I ended
up with so many extra buns. It's very frustrating. Oh,
because you had to buy two bags of buns. Yes,
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because I had to buy more buns than the hot dogs.
How I grew up, we use white bread. You put
the hot dog in the white bread, you split the
white bread and you ate it, and you didn't complain
about fancy buns. Well that's what I'm about to do.
That's a good idea. Yeah, you were onto something. By
the way, we bread socks, hot dogs, white bread pretty
dang good. So heinz hot dog packed on. Change dot
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org is where you can go and add. It's change
dot org and we're going to change this. It says,
ten wieners, ten buns. It's time. Yes, that's right, I
am here for that slogan. It's funny, all right, what
else you get? Well, a man hired a hit man
on Craigslist to kill a peacock. Apparently the burd was
annoying him, and so he put an ad up on
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Craigslist and guess what, someone took him up on it
and shot mister p dead in the lower breasts. This
is what I read. It was a wild peacock that
was annoying the crap out of people in the neighborhood.
So sad do you have anything about that in your story?
You can call wildlife experts and they will extract the
peacock from the neighborhood and then you'll be fine. You
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don't have to take matters in your own hands and
shoot the dang thing. The guy says that the community
thinks they know who did it, but the guy's like,
you're just basing that on circumstantial evidence, and I'm not
speaking until I go through my attorney. How much did
he pay that peacock killer? Question? Good question? What the
Craigslist ads say. Do we have a number, a numeric
value on that? Yeah? Does anybody know, Mike, do you
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know how much he paid? Because listen, five hundred bucks,
I think you got people. Even a one hundred bucks
probably got people sniffing around, depending what town it is.
I listen, this man was annoyed, but other neighbors in
the community they loved mister P and they would feed
cookies and bread. That's the bird's name. You need a
hunting license for a peacock. I've never heard of hunting peacocks.
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I don't think you can't help peacocks. Okay, that's where
the problem. I think you can kill anything if it's
bothering you, he said his crenchlist ad. He said, the
job is simple, get rid of a wild peacock that
is disrupting our lives. Then he gave instructions on how
to find mister P. An added quote, please contact me
so we can form a strategy to eliminate this bird.
And also agree to how much you will be compensated,
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but it doesn't have a price in the ad. I
check his Benmo. Do you like peacocks? Yes, they're Why
just because they're pretty feathers? Yeah, and they're a pretty bird.
Oh Amy loves birds. Oh right, Sorry, we're like basically
talking about a cousin. Sorry, Amy, Okay, what else you
got you don't like peacocks? They're fine? Hey, take it
or leave it. The film The Library that Dolly Built,
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which tells the story behind Dolly Parton's imagination library, begins
streaming on several outlets today. The Library that Built That
Dolly Built? Okay, and it's on Apple TV, Prime Video,
Google Play and on cable on demand. So again, that's
out today. So just she's making such a difference with
reading and education and children. Could be cool to watch.
(28:09):
You know. I was on Amazon. I was watching something,
but I saw the Bluebird documentary pop up again. Came
out of year maybe year and a half, two years.
It's on Amazon. Yeah, you have to buy it. It's
really fantastic. If you guys love country music, I was,
I do. I just a very small part in there
where I'm talking about playing it and how much it
means to country music, but I just saw it pop
up in my Hey, you might like this because I
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watched anything about country music. I'm watching if it's up
there for the most part, and it's really great. So
if you guys look at something to watch this weekend,
the Bluebird documentary is great. All right? Edit Amy, yep,
I mee me, that's my power. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good news. Sammy the
cat was turning nineteen years old, so the shelter he
(28:53):
was at Cincinnati Animal Cares decided to throw him a
big old birthday party and put it on TikTok. Well,
the video went viral and Sammy got the best birthday
gift ever, forever home at nineteen years old. And what's
cool is the family that adopted him has another senior
cat that Sammy can hang out with. So two little
(29:16):
old kittens, I mean Dan Smiers, Dan and Abbey from
from Dan and Shay adopted a really old Chihuahua who
was like on its last legs and kept it until
the dog passed away. But that dang dog was happy, Yeah,
good last months of its life. Yeah for sure, that's
a good story. That's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good, just a little bit. Raymundo will
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let us in on the subway Ceo sending him an
email back. Oh remember he emailed him going, hey, I
bought tuna subs. There's no tuna in there. He got
a response. We'll talk about that coming up. And just
a little bit. First, let's go over to Amy and
get in the morning Corny Morning, Corny wire. Elevator jokes
so good. Why our elevator jokes so good? Because they
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work on so many levels. That was the morning Corny.
Tell that one. Next time you're on the elevator. Who people,
they'll get out quick. They'll think you're hitting on especially
if you do it like you do at the in
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a weird way. What I knew. Paul says about two
thirds of Americans believe in space aliens. Two thirds exactly
what I thought. More than I thought. Yeah. The Pew
Research Center pulled over ten thousand US adults ahead of
that release of the congressional UFO report. The poll found
that just over half of Americans believe that UFOs are aliens,
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and the rest are like, you know what, there's probably
something out there sixty five percent of people think there
is intelligent alien life, most under thirty. So if you're younger,
you're more open because things are opening up every day.
It's something in the news when Vegas put the odds
of a we're gonna find the aliens, We're like, yeah,
odds are good. Yeah, I'm like, well, Vegas knows, yeah,
(31:11):
they're good. Most of the time. It's just weird to
me because we think aliens will be like we are,
made of organic matter like we are. They could be here,
just we just can't see them. There are some colors
we can't see as human as it dogs can see.
There are some sounds we can't hear that animals can hear.
All of our senses aren't going to match other things senses.
I'm telling you, if you want a good like fiction,
(31:33):
read which I do not like fiction. I don't want
to read fiction. What I don't really like it either us. Okay, exactly,
me too, right, Yeah, I didn't like them. I'll reading
fiction books that much. But everyone i'm listening sure is like, okay, well,
I'll just throw this out there for anybody else. But
Project Hail Mary is so good from the same guy
that did the Martian, which Matt Damon was in the movie. Anyway,
(31:55):
the book is so good. It came out this year
and you can get on audible or you could read it.
It's so good and it'll make you. I mean it
talks about aliens and they're well they've encountered them and
they are just like saying, your fiction, you're going it
talks about aliens. He made it up, that's no. But
the way the real aliens, the way in which they
break it down and like you're saying it there in
different types of matter, makes you think, like, oh, this
(32:17):
could happen. You know what I started. I watched half
of Tomorrow War War what's it called My Tomorrow War
on Amazon with Chris Pratt might He talked about, Yeah,
the movie, the concept is fantastic. Oh yeah, yeah. It's
two and a half hours long. So we didn't do
all of it last night. The um actual acting C minus.
(32:38):
But the concept is fantastic and I'm into it. Aliens
are weird. Wow. I like aliens. I like time travel.
I say I don't like sci fi, but I think
I do. The more I talk about it, the more
I do. I'm like, I don't like sci fi ain't nerdy,
but I'm like, oh, I gotta get me more Aliens
and time travel. Apparently this is the easiest Final Jepy
(33:00):
question of all time. Now, Final Jeopardy is where it's
supposed to be the hardest. You know, you have the
first round dollar amounts are low, second round gets low harder,
dollar amounts are doubled, and then Final Jeopardy separates the
winners from the pretenders. But the easiest, hardest could still
be hard. Okay, and you may miss it. That's why
I wanted to play it here. Yeah, I'm just already
setting myself up for that. So it was trending on
(33:21):
Twitter the easiest Final Jeopardy question ever. In twenty nineteen,
this public university attempted to trademark the word the for
use on clothing and hats. You have thirty seconds, good luck,
So the question is this public university? Write your answers down, okay, Amy,
Eddie Morgan. Number two, this public university tried to trademark
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the word the th pretty recent story. How much is
it worth? Well, it's Final Jeopardy. It's whatever you wagered,
it's to win the whole show on. All right, let's
go to the people. Here's the answer. Amy. Your answer is, um,
what is Ohio University, Ohio University, Ohio State or something?
(34:07):
I don't know. But guys, heymy what you wrote down
has to be here. Your answer is what is Ohio University? Okay?
How much did you wager? Oh? All of it? Oh? Yeah,
you wagered all your points? Yeah. Sorry, it's not right.
It's not Ohio. It is not I'm sorry, it's not.
What is it? Morgan? What's right down over there? What
is Ohio State University? And what's your wager? Who won dollar?
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All the money? Ohio State University is correct? Oh, come on,
two different colleges, but Eddie, Oh, I had the University
of Texas. I was wrong and I wagered all Oh no,
you flamed out hard. Ohio is different. It is. There's
an Ohio University and an Ohio State University. I feel
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like I said both though, but it's what you wrote
down and you can't cover both with a numbrella. Well, hey,
I'm proud of myself for knowing Ohio. I am too.
I'm proud of you too. Yes, and here's the answer.
What is the Ohio State University? It sounds like doctor
Sanjay Gupta, who's hosting the Jeopardy that time. Oh okay,
I think so. That's when I would whisper in his
ear if he didn't give me the Ohio it's a
different college, and I think Ohio is the Bobcast, and
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think Ohio State isn't say you're going to make this
up to me. That's what I did to Steve Harvey.
You make this right. Yeah, you're gonna make this right.
Let's give away a hundred bucks courtesy of our friends
at hun Day. On the phone now is Teresa, would
you like one hundred dollars cash gift card? I would
love one hundred dollar cash gift card. Okay. All you
(35:36):
have to do is win the game we call never
Gonna get It. So you have three chances to win here.
The first chance is can you get it yourself? One
in ten Americans will wait at least five weeks to
do this, even after they realize they need to do it.
I read it again. One in ten Americans will wait
(35:58):
at least five weeks to do this, even after they
realize they need to do it. What is it? That's
the question. Now? If you get it? One hundred dollars
to you, Teresa, what do you think it is? Yes,
renew your driver's license. H one. That is incorrect. But
(36:21):
you're still in the game. Now we have Amy, Eddie
Morgan and Ray Mundo is going to play today. Teresa,
Which one of them would you like to pick to
win you this prize and never gonna get it? I will,
I always said, I before thought that, since he's fair,
I will pick Edie. Okay, one of ten Americans will
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have at least five weeks to do this, even after
they realize they needed to do it. Let's start with you, Amy.
They will have five weeks to do it. They will
wait at least five weeks to do this, even after
they realize they need to do it. All right, oil change,
oil change? Okay, Morgan, I had the same thing. I
have oil change. Ramundo wedding certificate. I don't think close
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to him. What do you mean, I mean to officially
get married, you gotta do something with the courthouse. You
don't just go to the chapel. There's other things you
got to do. When people put it off, I know that, Yeah,
you have to go. You're gonna have to go. Why
should I start doing that? I mean, well, most people
get it done before. Well, you're whoever's officiating is gonna
have to sign reform so you'll get it. We got
(37:30):
plenty of Yeah, I'm not even worried about it, That's
what I say. And like two months from now, I'm like,
oh my god, Eddie, she was so close bones with
the license, but I'm gonna go vehicle registration. Wow. So
we have two oil changes, a wedding certificate in a
vehicle registration. Come on, one in ten Americans will wait
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at least five weeks to do this, even after they
realize they need to do it. The answer is bring
their car in for a repair solo. I know. So
that being said, Teresa, you did not win, but we
do have an one final chance for you to win,
which we're now going to the coin flip. It's fifty fifty.
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She didn't win, but I'm gonna flip the coin and
if she calls it right, she wins one hundred dollars
all right in my hand. To have a quarter heads
is George Washington's head tails. This is some kind of
like rare quarter with a pelican on the back of something. Now, Teresa,
I'm gonna be honest with you most times, I just say, hey,
we can't give you the prize because our lawyers won't
(38:34):
let us. This is the final game. If you call
this right, you win heads or tails. Teresa head, She
picks head for one hundred dollars. Here we go. It
has come up. Hey, good job. This is what we
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resorted to in games, flipping coins couple of people to
win the prize. All right, Teresa, you just want one
hundred dollars cash gift card courtesy of our friends a Hunday.
How do you feel? Oh, that's amazing. There you go.
How do you feel? I'm excited. That's close. The will
almost got there. Hey, Raymundo, if I would ask you
how do you feel? I feel good? Oh? I feel
(39:17):
so good. Nice. Okay, hey Teresa, you win the prize.
Thank you for listening, hang on the phone. Okay, thank you,
all right, thank you so much for that story that
came out about subways tuna, subs not having real tuna. Yep,
they're all fighting about it, and Subways like, we're also
gonna go we a free bunch of subs, but we're
also gonna keep our tunas ups the same exact way.
(39:37):
It's a whole news story now, by the way, I
love Subway. It reminds me of high school Subway giving
me a one million subs revamps entire menu. I think
it's time for a revamp though, too. But it is
what they serve subways, Like, what do you change? No,
maybe the logo colonies maybe, Yeah, it's all the same,
but I do like it. But Raymundo sent an email
to the CEO. Do you have the email Ray that
(39:58):
you sent them? The original one was basically me asking
for fifty two hundred dollars because I said I'd ordered
tuna subs over the course of ten years, about one
a week for bodybuilding photo shoots, purposes like that to
be in shape, and I thought it was tuna. And
so you got a response. You send it to the CEO.
But who responded to you? From the Subway Cares team?
Oh nice? They have a caros team. Interesting, okay? And
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how much do they care about find out? You want
me to read? It's quick about to find out? Go ahead,
dear valued customer. Thank you. They don't even put your
name in there that you know you can't get fIF
two hundred bucks. Then I'll put your name in there,
all right. Thank you for your message. We've received it
and your request has been reviewed by our Subway Cares team.
After careful consideration, we would like to gift you blank
(40:45):
for being a valued subway customer and any guesses on
this one or just go with it? Oh you're playing
a game with us? Yeah, I'm it ends up saying
you can use it at any subway location in the
fifty States and DC. We hope you have a great
day and thank you for writing Subway. There was there
was something. They gave you one twelve inch sub that's it,
a foot long That's what I was thinking. Free sandwich. Yeah.
(41:06):
I don't feel like the Subway Cars team cares that much. Oh,
I say. They threw him a fifty dollars gifts card
one dollar for each state or one dollar. How many
years did you do this? Ten years? One a week?
Not too many numbers, okay, Eddie? Yeah, one sandwich, one
twelve What are the foot long? Yeah? That's it? What
do you got, Ray? It's basically like two sandwiches. They said,
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we would like to gift you a twenty five dollars
Subway gift card for being a valued subway customer day
And how do you feel about that a little upset.
I am appreciative that they roll back. I'm sure they
got complaints, but man, that hit hard. They just gave
me a gift card and glossed over it. Are you
going to Subway to cash in? Oh? I'll use it
on what cookies? Not that, I'll go now, I'm going meatball,
(41:49):
I'll go turn something else. It's real, I'm not going
back to that tune ever. Again. They claim there's tune
in there still. Oh they did, they do they? I
think they stand behind that there's some tune in just
tune to flavored, which is not the same as tuna.
But who cares. You're going to a restaurant. We never
know it's on our food anyway. Really, Oh, we just
trust them again. It's tuna flavor. Do you got your
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tune's taste? Suck it out, buttercup each tuna flavor swich.
I don't know, dude. It's time for the good news
good Aisha Nives was recently scrolling through pictures of dogs
for adoption at Lehigh County Humane Society. It's like, Okay,
we're gonna find a new dog for the family. She
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came across a picture of a tan like pit rock
wilder mix, and she was like, dang, that looks like
the dog that we lost years ago, over two years ago.
And obviously she's like, well, I can't be himmas looks
like him. But then she saw the little scar over
one eye, the scarf from when he got caught in
the gate, and she realized that's our dog, Oh my gosh,
from two years ago. She said that Covid went missing
(42:55):
in May twenty nineteen after a truck hit her fence
and he escaped. Weeks later, he was found by the
LCHs and bad health. He was in a shelter for
four months, adopted to a new family, and then that
family was facing eviction, so they said, hey, we can't
keep the dog. Put it back in. That's the dog.
She wouldn't got her dog back? Wow, very cool, like
mind blown, right, wouldn't you be like, oh my god,
(43:16):
I know I wouldn't think it was real, but that's amazing.
She initially worried that he wouldn't remember her, but she
was like he did. It's like old old times. That's
a crazy story. That's what it's all about. Right there.
That was tell me something good, all right? Feel free
to call US eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby, that's
(43:36):
phone number. Questions comments eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby,
We're a little late because the dance party. But let's
check on the news. Bobby's story. A police chase of
a woman in a stolen truck ended at a McDonald's
drive through after she tried to order food during the pursuit.
(43:57):
That story makes me laugh. But up up, yeah, I know.
Sometimes you just can't help it. The chase happened around
eight forty five am, Massachusetts. Happened on Tuesday. Officers got
a nine one one call about a stolen pickup truck
in the eastern part of the city. This is from
ABC News. The man that made the nine one call
told officers that the woman, whom he said he didn't know,
(44:19):
climbed into his car and just drove away. He said
his pickup truck at GPS he could see its location.
They got on it, they bird dogged it, they found it. Well,
she's going into a McDonald's. I mean, sounds pretty good
right about now, Yes, it does not right about then.
I don't think I think I can hold off on
my on my craving. I was thinking that she just
took it to go eat, like that's where she wanted.
(44:40):
And she decided like that wasn't you know. She's like, okay,
this is my final destination. A woman eats fifty chili
dogs and twenty two minutes at a Michigan bar. We
talked about Joey Chestnut yesterday and at least that was
on TV. Keep training for something. A competitive eater wolfed
down fifty chili dogs in twenty two minutes, setting a
local record at a barn Western Michigan, where thousands of
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customers have their names on a wall just for eating.
Well a fraction of that. Molly Schuyler showed up and
just started eating Wednesday at the Corner Bar and Rockford
while other customers watched with their own mills Wood TV
reports after nineteen minutes, she'd eating forty four hot dogs.
Maybe Joey she has not inspired her. It sounds like
that she washed. It was like I gotta go get
in on this. Yeah, and she wanted her name on
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the wall. Anyone who eats twelve and four hours gets
their name on the wall. Twelve and four hours. Twenty
she ate fifty and twenty two minutes. Okay, well she
didn't have to go that far. But I don't know
that I could eat twelve and four hours twelve hot
dogs and four chili dogs. Oh but I don't even
think hot I mean, I do not think you could
(45:43):
eat twelve hot dogs in four hours. Okay, all right,
you're no, You're right, I can't. I don't even want
this to turn into like I don't see it, but
I don't think you can. Okay, I guess why why
am I thinking like that's not that hard because that's
three hot dogs an hour. I get you're doing the math.
I'm breaking it down for a hot dog, But think
about this. If you eat two hot dogs, you just
start to be full for sure. Okay, Yeah, that fool
(46:04):
doesn't go away in thirty minutes, and that's not even
three or four hot dogs. Yeah, okay, I just feel
like four hours is a long time. No, just three
consecutive nights of four sleep causes quote a great deterioration
in mental and physical health, including anger, loneliness, and even
breathing problems. This is the recommended sleep duration for people
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based on their age, which, by the way, I haven't
slept good in two nights now. I wake up in
the middle of the night, and it's like instantaneous, eyes
wide open, and I don't go to sleep for two hours.
It does matter if it's midnight or two I'm just up.
So now I get up. For a long time. I
fought it for months. I close my eyes harder, go
to sleep. Go to sleep. You've been a bad boy.
Go to sleep. Now I wake up, and I'm like, well,
(46:49):
it is what it is. I get up, have a
bowl of cereal, have a special k with berries. Is
that just you deciding that's what you need to do.
I can't remember. I remember when you decided that's what
you're gonna start doing. But advice, yeah, I read it
from a professional sleep doctor. But I've tried the other
thing forever, trying to force myself to go back to sleep. Yeah.
Recommended sleep durations Preschool three to five years you need
ten to thirteen hours sleep at night. School age six
(47:11):
to thirteen years old, he need nine to eleven hours.
It's good to know. Teenagers fourteen to seven need eight
to ten hours. Oh no, my daughter needs like fourteen.
A young adult eighteen to twenty five that's seven to
nine hours. An adult twenty six to sixty four is
seven to nine hours. That's ye, yeah, seven nine. Yeah,
(47:32):
I'm on that nine scale. If I can get it,
I don't get it. I can get eight pretty well.
Seven to eight is what I get. But I think
I feel awesome when I get nine. That source is
the Sleep Foundation. Okay, so there you go. Those are
your stories. Close it on up, Bobbies story. Yesterday at
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my house, car drives up and it's Scott's Stapp of Creed.
I've been wading to interview Scott's Stapp of Creed for
a long time. You may know Creed from with arms
wide open. They were massive. You may know them for higher,
can you? And he comes over to the house and
(48:20):
we're sitting on the table talking and it's one of
those rare, rare moments where I'm like, I cannot believe
I'm sitting next to the scot staff from Creed and
I tell him our Ping Pong story from back in
the day. He didn't remember it, obviously because it was
a quick tour moment for him, But for me, it
was life changing. When I played him in Ping Pong
when I was like twenty years old. Yeah, it's amazing.
I was like, you remember that, He goes, Nope, it's awesome,
not a clue. So I do want to play because
it got We talked about the formation of the band
(48:41):
at Florida State. We talked about how they didn't have
a real record deal. They some rich guy was like, hey,
we're starting to label. How about we do this after
they've already been rejected all these places. How massive they were.
But then he starts talking about the hate that Creed
gets and then they were called the most hated band
in America. He's like, within like two or three years
and went from like the saviors of rock and roll
(49:02):
to the most hated band in America because they got
so popular and people like Eddie are the ones that hurt.
This guy's feeling hate, making me feel bad. I want
to play this clip, it's about forty five seconds long
of Scott Stapp on the Bobby Cast. Here you go,
I've got an article framed. Then it says, you know,
Creed and Scott Stapp are this Summer's rock and roll saviors.
We went from those type of headlines to literally the
(49:23):
most hated band in America. It was weird, like going
from those two extremes and it hurt and some of
the hate. You know, I'm human, man, you know, and
I took it personal for a number of years, you know,
And there was a number of years where I got
angry about it. And I'm the type of person that, uh,
you know, gets angry. Instead of lashing out at them,
I actually lashed out at myself. So I began to
(49:44):
self sabotage, and you know, and that's when I began
to kind of you know, when I would feel down
and got got into depression, began to you know, you know,
drink and do things that that would lead to behaviors
that were very out of character for me when I
was under the influence, and it was just self sabotage
to be so elevated and then to have such hate
(50:04):
and it wasn't so much that it was from the fans,
because it wasn't from the fans, from the media, and
so it was public and it was out there, and
so it was embarrassing on one regard publicly, and then
it hurt publicly. Oh man, man, Yeah, I got goose
bumps that, Eddie. What do you have to say for yourself? Yeah, yeah,
I think a keyword there is the media. What was
wrong with the why would they do that the fans.
(50:27):
I don't think I ever told Scott, Hey, dude, I
don't like your band. You guys are terrible on the
show on the meat like you have a voice on
the radio. Yeah, and I've always liked an advocate of
creating Nickel back to people hate them for no reason.
Just don't like them just because people tell you too.
But I've never said them battle. I just don't like them.
(50:48):
I don't like it. You're you're such a post I
don't like this music. Anyway, It's awesome. I hope you
guys go listen to the Bobby Cast. All you have
to do is go search the Bobby Cast, find a
Scott staff interview. I loved it. Hes a real treat
to hang out with. Is an hour long. We sat
and talked for a long time. It's fantastic. So you
gotta go check out the Bobby Cast and Eddie hope
you feel good and bad about it. I'm gonna have
(51:08):
to listen to this whole thing. Hey, maybe I turn around.
I'm just like next thing, you know, I'm walking Monday.
Can you take me ye? Anyway? You sing Nickel? Can
you tap your finger? You're like Coalplay hater. No, I
love cold No, but you're like that person who hates
cole Play just because they hate Coldplay. But just that
was different. I'm not't your best friend right now. I
(51:28):
send my best friend Kayla and Mississippi. You are on
the Bobby Bones Show, Kayla, what's going on with you?
I'm sorry I didn't hear you. Hey, Kayla's Bobby. How
are you? I'm good? How are you doing pretty good?
What can I help you with? I was just curious
about whatever happened with the song that you had written
(51:50):
with John Party. I know y'all have talked to y'all's Paul,
because what was it? M Brantley Gilbert had written a
song similar. Yeah, so we had recorded a song Eddie
and I had the Raging Idiots with John Party and
I wrote it It's called Can't Say That in a
Country song? And then Brantley Gobert puts out a song
with it's the same premise that he wrote with Hardy
(52:10):
and like weeks later and I was like, this seems
awfully fishy, Like I never heard this song before, and
all of a sudden we ride it and put it out.
Then they got one coming out and I told her
a boss that and he promised as a world premiere,
but then he never came. Yeah, he never backed up
his claims. Yeah, we don't have that day do we
still don't have it. We should play that though, Now, hey, Ray,
can you get that up? I'll go to it one second,
so we'll do our own world premiere. Come on, except
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it's already been out for a while. Here, Hey, thank you,
Kay left her reminded me, I appreciate that. Thank you.
All right, you're welcome, and I'll get to that coming
up at the end of this break. But we will
play can't say that. In a country song from The
Raging Idiots, there was an ambulance sitting outside a funeral
home and the ambulance had its radio on and someone's like,
that sounds weird, And the radio was playing Doom, Doom, Doom,
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another one bites the dust. That was not a good
long funeral. It was accidental because the radio was just
on a radio station Classic. But the radio was up
a little loud as the ambulance set outside the funeral home. Yeah,
very ironic, And this song was playing a little bit.
You had to you had to lll unless you were
there for the funeral. Right, if you just drove up
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and you saw that, you'd be like, well that's another
one bites. That is a jam. Though, I stand by
two things in music that if Queen was today, they
would still be a massive success because they sounded so
different than and Now and Biggie. If those two people
came alive today, they would be hits because of how
current their sound still is. To Fog, not so much.
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He was culturally huge, but he sounds like an old
rapper at this point. But I think Queen and Biggie
are the two that still live and still are you know,
they still sound like groundbreaking musicians. A thirty seven year
old Texas man wakes up with twenty years of missing memories.
Oh no, wild huh, I just forgotten every twenty years.
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Well there's not a lot of twenty years, is though,
to be fair. Yeah, and also memory one through four
or you don't have anything anyway, right, Okay. So a
Texas man woke up one morning this is last year
in July, and he looks over his wife and he
had no memory of the last twenty years of his life.
So he's like, who are you? He was convinced he
was still seventeen years old and had gotten drunk and
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gone home with a woman or being kidnapped. His parents
were able to convince him of the truth what doctor said.
He was suffering from transient global amnesia that would only
last a day, but a year later he still has
no memory of the missing two decades. It is terrible,
wild story the thirty seven year old guy. So he's
still still like does he live his life? And just
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because he doesn't know this woman that he's sharing a
life with, I haven't talked to him. I didn't have
a story here. I know. I guess I can just
scary is because I'm like, is that anything that really happens?
Or do you like that's a long time to fake
that though, to like get out of it for a
year after a week or maybe he knew he did
in the bad somehow he read about that and did
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a good oppn. He's like, you know what, um, I
have no memory any of this. I'm leaving this life.
Doctor said it's transient global amnesia, which I mentioned, and
that with this when it happens to people, it's like
a six hour max twenty four hour thing. That's crazy. Well,
they were like in a day, you're good. But that
was July of twenty twenty, and here we are now
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July twenty first, and it sounds like it happens like
if you're traveling the world or something and you wake
up and you're like, wait, where am i? He remembers
waking up a look in the mirror and going why
am I old? And fat? What? He's seventeen but close
to a forty year old? Nay, I know. I'm like,
this is a movie. It's like a Freaky Friday. Sure, which,
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by the way, you know it's gonna be on the
show next week. Jamie Lee Curtis, Oh, that's cool. Yeah,
Amy like goes have been higher and then it's disappointing. No,
it's not. Oh, Jamie Lee Curtis is iconic. Yeah, but
she's gonna be honest. She's got a new podcast. But
we'll talk to her about horror movies or in accabia. Yeah,
possibly she able to turn it over. Okay, you guys
(56:07):
hit us up eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby. Before
I play this, I'll tell you the raging Idiots. Eddie
and myself. We have a few shows. We're doing two
festivals Bobby Fest, in which Tall new brombels. In September
and in August, we're playing in Syracuse at the New
York State Fair. Down Day, Eddie is filling in for
Lunchbox Eddie. All Right, there's a guy in New Jersey.
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He's just looking for a parking spot, so he finds one.
He's trying to parallel a little bit, mistakes the brake
pedal with a gas pedal. He reverses into a driver's
ed school, ironically, so he damages the front of the place.
The police get there and they're like, oh, you weren't
trying to get classes where you No, they would now,
so they issued him a ticket for careless driving. So
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I would feel bad for him, and I don't think
this would be a bonehead except he crashed into a
driver's ed school. That's the irony of it, because mostly
I would say, oh, that's unfortunate. That would happen to
a lot of people. He almost happened to me before.
I agree, me too. But the fact that you crashed
into a driver's at school, yeah, slightly. L they did say.
The owner came out and said, hey, do you want
to take some classes while you're here? Okay, Okay, there
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you go. There's your bone head story of the day.
Let's flash back to two thousand and one. Little segment
week call Flashback Friday, Flashback Friday. The biggest country song.
I'm just gonna sing the melody. See if you can
name this song. Okay, no, no, no, no no, I'm
already there, already jam huh and very underrated because Amazed
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was so big. It's often looked over when you think
about Lone Star. But what a jam. Two thousand and one,
I was junior in college. I've been doing the radio
for a couple of years, and I was like, I
might not be terrible at this. I kind of found out.
I was like, I've always wanted to do this, but
I might not be terrible at this. The biggest pop song. Okay,
I'll give you the that that melody, Okay, bop it up, bopap,
(58:06):
bow it up? That thing you do? Uh that thing
or I'm loving it that. I can't get that out
of my head, bopp anything. I feel like what I
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was singing back words that thing. I think that's true.
That you remind me of a girl that I just
had the row. The lyrics, that lyrics this is it. Yeah,
that's what I was singing. Yeah, girl, but if I'm
giving you the melody, you can't give me the melody back.
(58:48):
And you know it's just that that was the lyric
mix up. The biggest thing in pop culture. Drew Barrymore
Mary's Tom Green. They filed for divorce six months later. Wow,
Tom Green was massive more about eighteen months like massive.
I watched him. I was like, this is the greatest
talk showers I've ever seen. It is crazy crazy any
made movies. Yeah is for a minute, it was awesome. Uh,
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that's flashback Friday. Don't forget on Sunday on Breaking Bobby
Bones because we have two new episodes coming out ten
nine Central. I am a lumberjack in one of them.
I do get badly injured. I'll tell you that. It's
the only episode. I got badly injured. And I am
crawling under houses and crap getting out animals. Pause bass, right, Yeah,
(59:30):
well but all kinds of stuff is disgusting? Is this?
We had to like track poop oh to find the animal? Yeah,
you know, are you able to bring that home? And yeah,
I can listen between doing bear girls in this I
can see poop now I kind of know what animals
really Yeah, that's cool. Mostly it's just Stanley, but still,
I looks like it could be a bull dog. Okay,
(59:53):
I can think I can identify that too. You guys
have a good weekend. We will see you Monday. Also,
don't forget us on Disney US break Bobby byonce. We
want to check that out. See you Monday. Happy good
weekend by everybody show