Bobby On 'Lady A' Name Change + Eddie Geeks Out Over Jimmy Buffett + Lunchbox Tries To Get Chick-Fil-A To Open On Sunday

Bobby gives his thoughts on 'Lady A' changing their band name. He says people online need to relax. It’s okay to learn something and change. Eddie gets to interview his hero Jimmy Buffett. Plus, Lunchbox calls Chick-Fil-A to see how much it would cost for them to open for his Sunday birthday party!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, the Bobby Bones post show pre show coming
up in the show. Here, you'll hear the entire interview
with Eddie, myself and Jimmy Buffett. We're gonna put it
up front so it air later on the show, but
we're gonna put it up front in the in the show,
so you hear that coming up in a second. I
finally found the TV character that I'm most like. You
know how sometimes are like, what TV character are you
most like? Amy? What would the answer be for you? Like?

(00:21):
Who do you see on TV? And you go, I'm
most like that character for myself? Yeah, like human for you? No, no, no,
for you as a human? Like when you watch TV,
who do you see? What character is mostly you? Oh?
Probably like Rachel. I was gonna say Phoebe from Phoebe. Yeah, okay, fine,

(00:44):
I'm Phoebe. I want to be Phoebe. But yeah, I'll
take you there. Yeah, I would say you're Phoebe from Friends, Right, Okay,
I'll take it perfect. I finally found somebody that I
feel like I'm a lot like, and I'm Larry David
Curb your Enthusiasm. I mean, I don't know, but he's

(01:04):
really old. But it's not the old stuff. He's just
cynical about everything, and it's I never watched the show.
We started season four last night, but I watch it
and I'm constantly hit with a barrage by Kaitlin A brage.
You guys are the exact same person. He just looks
at things with a really interesting perspective. He thinks everybody's
out to get him too, which is funny. But I

(01:26):
never watched it, and it's a big show, obviously, but
we just started during Quarantine. We try to watch an
episode of Night it's thirty minutes um and it's I
so associated with going to sleep now. I tried to
watch one of the Daytime the other day and started.
I started to get sleepy as I was watching it,
just because I'm used to going to sleep all I
watch it. Pavlow's dog Ding ding Ding. You know, if
you're fed enough food when the bell rings, when the

(01:48):
bell rings and there is no food, your mouth still waters.
So when the episode airs and it's it's running, I
start to get sleepy, even though it's a daytime. Yes, Eddie,
thank you for helping me with throw that. Eddie, You're welcome.
I under standing. Thank you very much. Um, I am
still rolling through that Netflix show The Last you Know,
American Crime whatever. Amy said that she walked down her

(02:09):
husband watching it though, you know, and he does he
like it. I think he likes it because he keeps
watching it and he doesn't know that there has like
a zero on rotten tomatoes and bad scores and stuff.
But when I told him that you were giving it
to us as like punishment for the show, he started

(02:30):
to get a little self conscious about it. So now
I think he's like sneak watching it because he's embarrassed.
Oh well, I'll give you guys. I think he likes it.
I feel like Monday, I'll have the whole thing watched.
I'm doing it in sixty second intervals. I watch it
for a minute, think it out. Amy, are you watching
the Lance Armstrong documentary We started that? Yeah, and yeah,

(02:52):
he it's it's good. He doesn't come off like I'm like, oh, well,
this is his shows or it's about him, so he's
probably gonna play it up so that people like him,
but he doesn't know. He's just yeah, he's he's Sometimes
he comes across as cool and a little bit funny,
but majority of the time he's kind of like a

(03:13):
total butthead really i'd use a different word, but um, yeah,
he's not concerned about that at all, so which is great.
I guess he's being authentic and that's who he is.
But I'm just like, wow, what I wonder, what's the

(03:34):
what's at the root of this? Like we could get
to the root because there's something going on. Yeah, Eddie
said he watched Uncles. Yeah, man, that was tough. Dudes.
You said you didn't like it, right hat I thought
it was so overrated. Yeah, I give it a chance.
And I'm about forty five minutes in and I'm thinking,
oh gosh, it's stressful because this guy is just already

(03:55):
everything he does there's debt, he owes people, there are
collectors coming to him, and the whole show gives me
like the I cannot live like this guy. And so
I just kind of gave up on it in forty
five minutes. But I may pick it back up maybe
this weekend. So it's the stress. It's not that the
movie's not good, No, it's just the stress. And it's
a weird movie. It's not like a movie that you
would think Adam Sandler would play in yeah, but I

(04:17):
think that was said the whole time. Everyone. You know,
I knew he wasn't funny the whole time. I'd seen
him do serious roles. Liked it. I just didn't think
the movie was good. I don't mind stressful situations because
the storyline kind of looks cool. You know, where he's
he finally finds something that could get him out out
of all his problems. But I'm assuming it doesn't work.
But I don't know. Well, you have to watch it. See, yeah, finish,

(04:37):
I guess I will. I'll finish. At the very end,
he writes a song about Hankka. You'll like it or
lunch lady land. All right, I gotta go, So a
short post show today, but here is today's radio show.
Thank you guys for hanging out with us, and we'll
see you on Monday. But listen to this next whole
hour and a half or so. All right, bye. The
Friday Morning Conversation with Jimmy. How are you good? So? Yeah,

(05:05):
I had a good week. Where are you right now?
I am in my studio in sag Harbor, New York.
I just got back from California. But that's where I've
been for three months. Sitting there now you know what,
You're playing the opera on June twenty seventh, and I
host that TV show. I played the opera a lot.
I producing the TV show as well, and I was

(05:25):
very excited to know a couple of weeks ago that
you had come on. Had to keep it quiet, which
is a big deal for me to keep something quiet,
because not what I'm paid to do is keep things quiet.
So how long ago did you decide or did you
get the call to play the Grand Ole Opry. Well,
I'll tell you. I'll tell you what Bob does a
long history because once upon a time, when I was
a struggling songwriter Nashville, I had to get a real
job and it wound up being for Billboard magazine and

(05:47):
I was working for the editor named Bill Williams is
that time, and he took me down because at that
point in time was when they started the Friday Night Opera.
So I covered the opera for Billboard back in like
nineteen seventy one. So and then when they did the
Johnny Cash Show from the Rhyman, my wife at the

(06:09):
time was an assistant talent coordinator, so I got to
go to all those shows. So I've had a long
desire to play it. The only time I ever played
the rhyman was once with Jenny Lewis. And then when
this way, when the pandemic came and Mac called me
and said that they'd been doing these shows and I
saw the one that JNS and Marty and I think
Brad Paisley did. I just I loved what they were doing,

(06:31):
and they reached out to him and I said I
would be honored to do it. So that's that happened. Well, Jimmy,
you'll be making his Grand Ol Lorry debut June twenty seventh.
And Brad Paisley, mcmconally and Jimmy Buffett, congratulations. By the way,
your record number two on the Billboard two hundred. Lady
Gaga was the only person to beat you. I don't
know if you heard from her, but she was talking
a lot of crap. Jimmy, you know I met at

(06:52):
one time, said yeah, I've always liked what she does
because you know, she's a real player and a real singer.
You know that came up through bars and uh, you know,
I think we have that in common. People to do
that seem to be able to do. Okay, and she
couldn't have been nicer when I when I met her briefly.
And so yeah, I like being number two to lay okay,

(07:14):
and yeah, but I'm number one country, do you know.
I think a lot of people don't realize or maybe
they don't remember, that you've had two number one songs
on the country chart, specifically with Alan Jackson and Zach
Brown Band. How did those collaborations come together? You know
it was it was again, you know, all that time spent.
You know, it was obvious to a lot of people

(07:36):
that you know that Nashville went to the beach about
ten years ago, and I guess I was kind of
the guide. And you know when when country music went
to the beach, uh, everybody Connor was wanted to check
in and uh, you know, Alan called me and at
that time he was being managed by Howard Kaufman, who
was my manager as well, and I was again honored.

(07:57):
I thought, yeah, this would be fun to do, you know,
because I wouldn't. I haven't had a lot of big
radio hits, I think two point one in forty years,
but we managed to do Okay. So you know, it
was great meeting those those kids and kids at that time,
like Alan and Zach who you know, it's kind of
followed me. Everybody kind of starts out, you know, emulating

(08:19):
somebody else. I loved the Gordon Lightfoot and U and
Merle Haggard, you know, and you try to emulate and
then find your own self. So I felt honored that
people kind of thought that much of it. And so
that's how happened. We're talking with Jimmy Buffer right now.
You know, you talked about living in Nashville back in
the day, which a lot of people may not even
know or even associate you with Nashville. But were you

(08:39):
back and who was kind of emerging as a big
country artist when you were living here? Well again, I was.
I was covering, covering the whole scene for Billboard, and
I also at that time it was like, you know, God,
I guess people want to charts them. We're like I

(09:00):
remember Lynn Lynn Anderson had Rose Garden. I was a
big one, and I got to hang out with Glenn
Billy Sheryl and U and Glenn Lynn's husband who wrote
and Uh and also um left You for Zelle cut
one of my songs back then, Railroad and Lay. That's
the first time I ever got cut in Nashally and

(09:20):
Wayale and Jenny's that he went to Paris, and those
about the only two songs I ever got cut in
that day when I was trying, so, you know, and
it was kind of pre outlaw, but still I'd go
to the opry. But I always I always loved shows
and Lyddy Little Jimmy Dickens, Fair and Young and those
kind of people, and of course uh Dolly Duo and
so yeah, that was what was going on to times.

(09:42):
And then I also got to cover muscle shows in
Memphis and what was going on in making so I
was covering, you know, when all that was kind of
exploding out of the South at that time. I covered
that too. Did you ever think in some bizarro world
that you would have been just a great reporter and
you would have, you know, maybe been dragged out of
music to just cover the hot beats. Well, that's not

(10:04):
what I wanted to do, Bobby. It was a temporary job.
I answered an ad in the Nashville Banner and it
said reported one and need a journalism degree. And I said, aha,
I have a journalism degree. And I answered the ad
and it was Billboard magazine. So I gotta tell you
the one thing about it though, working there and working
for Bill Williams, who was a great influence on me,

(10:26):
I learned very very early what really the music business
was about, and you had to be a little bit
careful and so learning it music business from the side
of covering, I think gave me. Gave me cover later
to figure things out. Yeah, all right, we're on with
Jimmy Buffet right now. I'm gonna I'm gonna bring Eddie on.
Who is your biggest fan? He's my best friend and

(10:48):
whenever we you know, we playing a comedy band together,
but when we're playing real songs, it's always a Buffet song. Jimmy,
I'm gonna and listen, Jimmy, I love you, but I
sometimes I'm like Eddie. Enough with the Jimmy Buffett. But here,
this is Eddie. I'd like to introduce you guy, Eddie
side of Jimmy. I love those people and drive other
people crazy because they love my music so much. Hey Eddie,
what's up? Hey, Jimmy big fan. I'm a parent head,

(11:08):
of course, I've been since high school because of my
buddy Brian Wagner. His parents introduced me to your music.
And I've been a fan ever since. But you know,
I lived in Austin, and what people like to do
from their hometowns is always makeup stories of like yeah, yeah, yeah,
Jimmy Buffett wrote Margharitaville here, and I want to hear
it from the horse's mouth, like where did you write Margueritaville?

(11:29):
Was it in Austin? And also they said you wrote
it while you were standing at a friend's house. Who
was that friend? Well, I did, Yeah, it happened in Austin.
I was playing a club at that time called the
Castle Creek and that was where and Jerry Jeff had
gotten me to Austin. And I can't remember the name
of the little Mexican place, but it's not there anymore.

(11:51):
Because I tried to remember my friend that took me there.
We were talking about it and and so she took
me out to the airport because I was living in
Key West and I've done a show the night before,
and so I was a little bit hungover, and so
we went and had some burritos and a margharita and
it was hot, and I said, damn, that was a

(12:12):
good margharita. And I started it there you're like wasted away.
And then got on the plane from Austin, went back
to Miami, was driving down the Keys going home, and
there was like a wreck on the seven mile bridge
and to stop traffic. And I wrote the end of

(12:32):
it on the seven mile bridge and then got to
Key West and finished it and did it on stage
when the bar was working in the next night. People
seem to like it. So that's that's how it actually started. Yeah, okay,
so they're not all just liars then when they claimed,
oh it actually happened that way. Yeah. So, Jimmy, I
met you a couple of times, and it was interesting.

(12:52):
The one time I met you. Um, I look over
and you're you're standing behind me. We're at a show
and we were watching Jake Shima Bukadoo, yeah, the ukulele player,
and you're standing right behind me. But you're wearing a suit,
you got little glasses on. Not exactly how I picture
Jimmy Buffett would be on the streets per se. Is
that what you wear when you're normally, like a Wednesday

(13:15):
at noon. What does Jimmy Buffett wear on just a
regular day? Wait a minute, he let's go back to
this suit. This this this guy. You know, it's weird.
I can remember a lot of stuff that's been going on,
but I'm thinking, why would I be with listening to
Jake Schimma before a backstage somewhere in a suit Give

(13:36):
me a venue, because I would have only had it
on for some reason. Okay, okay, So it was every
day this is you know. It was Cactus Cafe and
Jake was coming in to play a little show. You
guys had another show. I think you all were rehearsing
your tour over by the Rodeo, is what you told me? Okay?

(13:57):
So okay, So we were in Austin, correct, So we were.
We were all we always rehearse out at the fairground, right, correct,
that's what you said. What the hell would hey? If
I could interject for a second, Jimmy, I met you
at Miami at the super Bowl. One of my best friends,

(14:18):
Andy Roddick, and we went back and we were saying
hello to you, and you were dressed up pretty nice too,
hanging out. So we don't mean to kill your vibe,
but you were looking pretty good then too. You were
dressed up. All I know is there was a lot
of Hawaiian shirts going on. So which super Bowl? Which
super Bowl? Yes? The Saints, Saints over the Colts. Oh yeah,

(14:40):
Oh god, I don't know why I would have been
in a suit of I don't know. We're totally blowing
your cover, Jimmy. Sorry, well, I must say, okay, boys,
every now I'm down and jump. I do I do
like to put on a white sport coat every now.
Maybe I was that white sport coach mood. I don't

(15:01):
know shoo all that suits, but but the maybe I
had to make an impression on somebody at the Super
Bowl game. I don't know anyone else. Would you like
to ask Jimmy? All right, Jimmy, I have one more.
You know. A friend of mine told me he met
you one time and he went up to you and said, Jimmy,
I'm a big fan of music. And your response was, oh,

(15:23):
you're the one and so well most of the time,
like you just said, you know that your your best friend.
Your parents were. I always want to thank your parents
for raising y'all on to music. That's what I want
to thank, all right, Jimmy Buffett's on with us. He
just released his new album Life on the flip side

(15:44):
of May twenty ninth, which, by the way, just flew
up the charts. It was his first studio album in
seven years. And so why so long, why did you
take such a break from the last studio album to
the studio I'm Jimmy. Well, you know, Bobby was like
our other things were happening and in that time, and
it was we were on a writing spree because we

(16:04):
were kind of invested in going in the direction of
Broadway to do the musical margat Retaville, which took about
five years to get up done, ramped up and on stage,
and so that that wound up being more work than
I thought about. And at the time that was happening.
And then when you know, when when playlists and then

(16:24):
music service things were coming, and the thing, I didn't
know whether albums would still be around, to be honest,
you know, and I thought, maybe you will do a
couple of songs because we got the studio. Because the
interesting thing from having done so many albums, when you
do a whole album, you could as a you know,
I consider them Corey for manning me more of a
performer than a radio artist, because That's what I've done

(16:46):
all my life. But as a performer you do an album,
you could never put twelve new songs into the show
list and try to play them. You always had to
find out that abe whatever everybody's playing on the radio,
or be what answered telling you for a couple of
slots in it. So I just thought that we would
kind of if we had some songs, were going and

(17:06):
record them and then put them up on playlists. And
then but I was once we got the musical up
and done, and then the Road Show went on the
road and unfortunately had to come off the road when
the when the pandemic started. Um, but then there was
time there and I thought, you know, and Mac and
I were talking about it. He said, you know, and

(17:28):
let's go We may not make another album, but let's
go make fline. He was Mac mcinalc was the catalyst
and I he said, you got some really good songs here,
so let's go ahead and write some more and let's
let's do a project. And I agree with him in
Mike Utley and so you know, that was two years ago,
so that five years before that, it was it was

(17:48):
a lot of time invested in going on the road,
writing and rewriting for the Broadway show and uh and
That's that's where I was, right life on the Flips.
I came out May twenty nine. It's out right now,
stream it, buy it. I got two more questions for you.
A question number one is you were born on Christmas Day?
How did gifts work with you? Did they have to
get you two gifts? Is it just all one one

(18:11):
big Jimmy Day on Christmas Day? Like what happens there? Well,
my mother insisted at family members like my aunts and
uncles down and I had one one one family string
was in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The other was in Gulfport. So
they all had to buy me two presents. But knowing
my family, it used. She was like socks and a

(18:32):
rosary bad. You know, it was let's just say they
were not useful objects for me at the time. But
I got two of something. So uh And but the
worst thing about it, I was the last guy in
my class to get his driver's license. So you know
that summer of turning everybody else was sixteen. That was

(18:53):
the most excruciating time because everybody else was driving, and
you know, and so it was with that teenage thing
that I didn't have my license and I wasn't cool,
So that was the hardest thing them back on with
Jimmy Buffett. One final question. Do you ever go into
a Marguerite de Ville and just have something to eat
and not tell them it's you? Or do you going
to try to convince them it's you and they don't

(19:14):
believe you. Both of those have happened, because what's happened is, yes,
I've tried to go in and just uh and go
in when when it was the first marguarity, when there
was only one when then first we started in Key
Weston and we had one of the New Orleans before
we've kind of chained out. But yeah, I go in
there and just to eat and then but people would

(19:36):
come up and usually the one that got you was
they'd look at you and go, you're not him. They
didn't even ask the question. They went, you're not him
or else it's And then I go, well, yeah, I
am showing me a driver's license. It's like, you know,
I went to wait a minute here, Well listen, Jimmy,

(19:59):
I congratulate on the new music and um, you know,
but you have been able to spend a little time
with you randomly at different charity events and You've always
been super nice to a random guy that always walked
up to you. So I appreciate that and appreciate the
time you spend here with me and my buddy Eddie.
He's a massive fan. Oh yeah, it's amazing. Thank you
so much, Jimmy. And maybe I'll see it's the opery Bobby.

(20:20):
All right, Jimmy, looking forward to it, see you soon.
All right, Thanks guys, byebye pleasure, bye bye transmitting. Hey,
welcome to Friday Show. Later on we'll have Jimmy Buffett on.

(20:41):
I know Eddie is geeking out about Jimmy Buffett. And
maybe you know this song Margattaville. Here we go Whist
a week And I bet you people know that song
that don't even know wh jimm Buffett is like, that's
such a famous song, right Amy, Oh for sure. Yeah.
I was told it's the most it's a profitable song
in the history of songs because he one, he wrote

(21:04):
it by himself, and then all the products, the clothes,
the restaurants, that everything, the liquor, that that alone is
the most profitable song ever created. The nutty that is wow.
I mean yeah, it is when you think about all
that has the domino effect from the song or all
the things that spiraled off of it. That's pretty crazy.

(21:24):
So he'll be on later. Let's see a boy. Yesterday
was just the day for country music news. Lady and
Abellum dropped Annabellum from their name. They are now officially
Lady Ya. And I saw that post it online. I'll
talk about it later on, give him my thoughts on it,
but this is a headline. Charles Kelly, Hillary Scott and
Dave Haywood have decided not to move forward as Lady
and Abellum any longer. They will now be known strictly

(21:45):
as Lady Ya. And they wrote a big message up
and you could see it. What I think, no I know,
is that they have and I think they've had this
feeling for a while, but they filled the name Annabelle
reflects a time period when that style was big, the
Antebellum House, which was Civil War, which was the South,

(22:08):
and I think that's why they were like, yeah, we're
just gonna move on away from that name. So that's
why I think, But we'll talk about that later on.
What are your thoughts on that, Amy, Yeah, I mean
if that I see where that makes sense for them
if that's why they did it, and then I mean, honestly,
lady A just rolls off the tongue a little easier.
We call them lady a anyway. Yeah, yeah, anyway, thank
you for much. But that was a story and people

(22:31):
are upset. They're upset. Garth Brooks to host concert event
at three hundred drive in theaters across the United States.
So he's gonna do this whole show where for one
hundred bucks you can fill your car with as many
people as possible and you can go and watch it
Friday June. Take us go on till Friday June nineteenth.
Is that today? No, it's next week, all right, but yeah,

(22:52):
the concert will be made exclusively for an event on
June twenty seventh. It's going to be the largest one
night show to play at outdoor theaters across the country
and in Canada. So Garth Brooks is doing that. Yeah,
a lot happening today. Let's do Rob who called the show.
Here's a question from Rob. Hey, Bobby, good morning studio.
I'm as a dog house with my wife. I bought

(23:14):
a new bass boat. She's not happy about it. I'm
wondering what the people in the studio. Think was I
on the wrong? Was I on the right? And I
have the right to buy a new bass boat. I'd
just like to know y'all the spending. Thank you, well,
I need this first of all, say good morning at
the studio, So good morning, studio morning, Thank you. Rob.
You're not giving us enough information, Like you can't just

(23:36):
roll off and buy a bass boat without telling her.
I don't know where finances are in the house. I
don't know if you guys have a limit on what
you can spend without talking to each other. You kind
of just threw something out there without giving us any
of the details behind it. So I have to hold
my judgment. But if you bought a bass boat and
she's not happy, I have a feeling you didn't have
a conversation with her about the bass boat before you

(23:56):
bought the bass boat, or you did have a conversation
and she's said we should wait, I'd rather not buy
that right now, and you went ahead and bought it.
So so we're gonna Rob, if you want to call
us back and give us more details, we'd be happy
to sit and talk about it. But right now we
don't have enough info. But I feel like you're probably
in the wrong. There you go, just saying it. It's
gonna put it out there. Here's Angela from Alexandria, Virginia. Hi, Bobby,

(24:20):
there's that A question for Kaitlin. Does her move to
Nashville has any effect on her job? Was it a
California based shop that she won't be able to keep
off her quarantine or is she looking for a new
job out that she has her masters. That's curious. Thanks,
love you guys. She has a job where she can
travel and work from anywhere. She works in software, and
she has not been affected at all. You know, when

(24:42):
she was living in California, she was doing the same
job that she had had that she didn't start in California.
So no, it doesn't affect anything. I don't think she
wants to do it forever. I'm not sure. I don't
want to speak for her. But and she got her
masters because she just wanted to get her masters. I
think it was a challenge for her, so she went
back to school and got it. But no, her move
doesn't affect her job at all. I know she gets
up every morning and whenever I go to work, she

(25:03):
starts because you know what's her job being software. I
think it's from people all over in countries all over
the world to the times are different. So I here's
one more. This is Andrea and Idaho. I've been guys
since she doesn't fifteen. I was in Vegas for a
couple of years and that moved back to Idaho. No
one knew who you guys works. But you guys just
joined the boys station here. I guess I just found

(25:25):
out about it Sephung here a couple of months, and
I'm excited to when I talk about Bobby Bone, people
will actually know who I'm talking about. Now. Well, yeah,
welcome to being in the boys market. Love you guys,
Thank you very much. We're on one or four point
three wild country there, boys. Well, you guys love this game.
Last time we played it, I mean people in the
room and listeners that hit me up. So I'll play
you the easy listening version of a country song, Like

(25:48):
if you're an elevator or a dentist chair, all you
have to do is name the real song. But here
is Jaco and Barefoot Blue ge Night, easy listening style.
Sit back, you got to get that laughing gas all right, right,
transwers down, guys, we have five songs. All these are
country songs but played in easy music. Up first, name it?

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Can you name that easy listening country song? Amy? Yep,
body Like a back Road? Oh, body like a back road? Yeah,
it's body like a backroad. This one's tough. See if
you can name this one? Playing the crap out of

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that horn? Though? Who is that herp Albert? All right,

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everybody's in hold on. You just heard thirty eight seconds
of the song three two one, Panza down? Amy, what
do you have? God gave us angels? No? Wow? What
is it? Hey? He did? Though? I know Lunchbox and
I know it had God, and it so God blessed.
The broken Road doesn't have God in incorrect Eddie, one

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of my favorite songs. I love this song, Cowboys and Angels. Cowboys,
God gave us samee? All right? Can you name this
easy listening country song? You're yeah? I love these versions, man,

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they're good. Hands down, Amy, drink a beer, lunch Box.
Oh it's called drink a beer. I I put sit
right here, Oh, Eddie, drink a beer. I'm gonna set right.
Two more. This is I'm gonna give you a little
hit on this one. It's from about ten years ago,

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not new but not old. I didn't even a hint.
I'll get it. That would be two thousand times all right,

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pens down in three two one, Amy, I want to
love you forever, lunch box, forever never you mon No, Eddie,
I think it's wanted. You play the easy listening version.
I wanta wanted. I want to Matthew No, no, will

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you play the role version right now? Kiss? All right?
One more? When it pays to know the real lyrics?
I know it? Yeah, hands down in three seconds, right,

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lunch box, shout out Anderson High School. Nothing, he's like
that guy on Millionaire meant to be Eddie. Oh, I
have it will be Oh, play the easy listening back again.

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I ride with you, ride with me. You didn't go
with Cheron High School. I did not let you ride right.
She comes with the flute. So what do you want

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to say to all the people ruin you on this morning? Hey?
Shout out Memorial High School? Last day. Let's go all
right over to Amy. Now, since it's Friday, let's do
fun fact Friday, fun fact right day? All right? Starting
at number five, number five, Nicholas Cage picked his last
name based on the superhero character Luke Cage. His real

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last name is Cappola, and his uncle is Francis Ford Coppola,
the director who made The Godfather. It's no Cappola Coppola.
You've never heard of Francis Ford Coppola. I don't even
know what he's in, but I've heard of Francis Ford Cola,
the director. Okay, obviously the Godfather. Okay, Coppola. Sorry, sorry,

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but I learned that I didn't know Nicholas Cage had
a famous uncle, right, and I guess he didn't want
to be or look like maybe he was getting worked
because of his famous uncle. So he's like, I'll take
Cage that Nicholas Cage is a weird guy. Yeah, that
would be like someone going, you know, I don't want
to get work my uncle John f kinda die. You're

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telling the story. Yeah, sorry, all right, Here we go.
Number four, number four? Okay, So before I share this one, Bobby,
I want to know your favorite color red? Oh yeah,
your favorite number? Oh, here we go. No, I'm gonna go.
I'm not gonna say the one. You think I'm gonna
sud say three. No, I wanted to know your favorite Oh,
you'd say sixty nine. Yeah, but I did. Okay, but

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this is a dumb joke. But I would say red
and three. Okay. Well, there's a psychological theory called the
blue seven phenomenon where the average person will say that
their favorite color is blue and their favorite number is seven,
and no one sure why those two those are so popular,
but wow, seven supposedly a lucky number, so I think
that's that. And blues probably most people's favorite color. I

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would just assume that it's numbers game. Anybody here be honest,
is your favorite color is blue? Okay? We have two blues?
If I would said your favorite number is twenty one? Okay, okay,
well here nobody here falls in the blue seven phenomenon.
Number three, so most people with chocolate allergies are actually

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allergic to the ground up cockroach parts found in every batch,
not the chocolate itself. The average chocolate bar contains about
eight insect pieces, but the FDA allows it all natural.
Number two, So raccoons can figure out how to open
different complex locks in less than ten tries, and then

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they can remember what they did. Like, whatever their solution was,
they'll remember it up to three years. We used to
lock um the trash cans in a fence thing and
they could always get it up somehow that they're amazing. Yeah,
and they'll know like they there's some scientists. I googled
it to make sure I saw this fact, and I
was like, hmm. But they'll they'll test it out and

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they'll have a raccoon do a lock and then he
has to go away and they'll confuse it. They'll flip
the lock upside down. They'll have him do other things
and go back to that one and he'll know how
to do it again or she one. Probably genetically they've
had to learn and get smarter and smarter in order
to eat. But we had a raccoon once that I
would put out a Rubis cube okay in five minutes.

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All right, yeah, that's the most fun number one. Okay,
you know the scratching in djaying, like do you know
where how it was invented? It's kind of funny. No,
but fun fact before you tell us the most fun fact.
Once in seventh grade, I went into my French class

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and she had Napoleon as told in French on vinyl,
so it was an old It wasn't on cool, which
is an old record player. In an old record were
supposed to listen to Napoleon and his story be told
in French, and so I walk in and I'm like,
oh man, and I thought it was hilarious because she
just loved it unattended. So I started scratching to Napoleon,

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Run the record, run the record player got kicked out
a class only trouble I really ever got into get
to the class for three days because I was trying
to break to do breakdowns with the French Napoleon record
that might have been worth it. I forgot all about that.
But I do not know how it started. Well. The
scratch was invented by a DJ who was trying to
hold a spinning record in place in order to listen

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to his mom who was yelling at him, and then
he realized, oh, this is kind of sounds cool. His
name was DJ Keller. Another one his name was Theodore Livingston,
better known as a Grand Wizard. Theodore. I can tell
you Theodore will What is this real name? Theodore Livingston.
Now we're gonna work on the DJ sidecit yeah, yeah,

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And I'm telling it Grand Wizard when I work in
either Now that's not a good things. His way back today.
But that's where the first track scratch was done, and
then he I guess took it to the clubs or whatever. Yeah,
probab a bingo halls. All right there, It is fun fact.
Frightday Bobby was the latest from Nashville. In Tullywood Morgan

(36:17):
number two, thirty second Skinny Marion Morris dropped two new
songs today. They're called Just for Now and Takes two
bag Speed Bloke Brian shared his new song build Me

(36:39):
a Daddy. Maybe you could bring him back if I
walked Dean with him. But you'll make MoMA happy if
you could build me a Daddy. Garth Brooks is playing
a drive in concert. It will air in three hundred
different drive in theaters across America on June twenty seventh.

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Tickets go on sale June nineteenth. I'm Morgan number two.
That's your skinny hat. It's time for the good news.
Lunchbox Bill's Cafe in Naples, Florida is still open, all
thanks to the generosity of one regular customer during the corona,
you know, the place to struggle and was gonna have

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to close this door, but Bill said no, no, no,
started giving money to the owner, so we could still
pay his employees, and he's like, what else can I do?
He started ordering a hundred sandwiches a day to be
delivered to hospitals, nursing homes, local places in the community.
So in total he gave forty thousand dollars because he
eats breakfast there every morning. What's the place called Bill's

(37:42):
Cafe in Naples, Florida, And the guy doesn't want his
name out there. That's I was gonna ask, do you
change it now to Frank's Cafe? Because of Frank Cafe
opened for a long time. Yeah, and Bill Sally, the owner, said,
we would probably have to close our doors permanently if
it wasn't for this guy. That's crazy. Bill's Cafe is
open because of one customer. Man, That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Sorry. Today,

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this story comes to us from England. A man was
so excited he heard on the local news McDonald's his
back open since lockdown. He's like, I love McDonald's. He
jumps in the car and he's flying one hundred and
thirty miles an hour because he wanted to get a
hamburger from McDonald When he got pulled over love McDonald's.

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I was never go one hundred thirty for any reason.
I don't know if my car would go one hundred
and thirty. I'm scared to go one hundred thirty unless
somebody's dying. I'm not gonna go one hundred thirty. Do
have what kind of car he had that would go
that fast? Um? What kind of car is that? I
can't really tell what kind of car, but they did
see was a picture of it. Yeah. I think it's
as it look fast. Yeah, I mean it's not like anything.
Maybe inaccurate. Yeah, I think that thing was shimmy and hardy,

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just shaking the crap out of itself going one hundredth man,
that's crazy. Was he drunk? No, he just was really
excited about McDonald's being open one hundred thirty. Do you
just not think you're go get caught? Probably? Yeah, And
there are cops out everywhere right now. Just not a
smart guy. See the problem is the McDonald's is forty
two miles from his house. Oh and so he didn't

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say that, Well, yeah, now it makes sense it's going
to get there faster. I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head
story of the day, all right, lunchbox. What did you
try to do? I try to get my birthday party
booked at a Chick fil A on a Sunday, because
you know they're closed on Sunday. But I'm a really
rich businessman. So will they open it for me if

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I pay him extra? All right, here we go. Hey,
it's Jason Gibble, businessman making business deal, trying to get
that money. How are you today, God, how are you?
I'm doing wonderful. I was calling because I want to
have my birthday party at Chick fil A. The date
is Sunday, October twenty fifth or Unfortunately, I don't think

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that's going to be able to happen just because we
are closed on Sundays. Oh, but you don't know. I'm
the business I'm making business deals trying to get that money.
I am super rich, and I am willing to pay
a fee to have you open it on the Sunday.
I'm sorry, sir, Unfortunately we're not going to be able
to open on the Sunday for your birthday party. I
do apologize about that. Oh do you give up? Oh no,

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I didn't give up. I'm not going to Yeah, All right,
here we go. I will give you twenty five thousand
dollars in cash. I'll bring it a Duffel bag because
I'm rich and I've been wanting to do this since
i was a kid, and now that I'm a multimillionaire,
I can do things like this. I can offer you
twenty five thousand, you bring the key, you open it up,
and we have Chick fil on a Sunday for my
birthday October twenty fifth. Yeah. I do apologize about that, sir,

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but I'm still gonna have to say no, Okay, okay,
you drive a tough bargain. I'll give you fifty thousand dollars.
My money means nothing to me. All right, sir, I'm
gonna have to go. I hope you have not. Mam ma'am.
This is my dream for my birthday on October twenty fifth.
I'm so sorry. Sorry, no wonderful day. No, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. Oh,
there's a guy. My favorite thing about when Lunchbox tries

(41:02):
to talk money to people is how he constantly has
to tell them he's rich, Like he just has to
say it, I'm rich, I'm rich. Where nobody the actually
it's rich. Ever has to say they're rich. Well, yeah,
because when you see someone that's rich, you can see
their nice car, their big house. But she can't see
that over the phone, So she has to know that
I'm not joking about me being rich. Would you think, though,

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if you called and actually did offer this kind of money,
they would open up? Man? I thought, man. And I
don't even think she was the man. I mean, I'm
thinking a low level employee would be like, you know what,
I think I can get the key for twenty five
thousand dollars, Like, I think you could probably get it
the right person. Yeah, but that one, she wasn't having it.
She was loyal to the brand. Do you want to
say what town that was in her? Now? Oh, we

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don't have to, Okay, all right, Jason Gebel businessman making
business moves, trying to get that money strikes again unsuccessfully.
Some seniors got a surprise during graduation. They had a
whole thing outside and you know, the end side graduation
was canceled. So they were like, all right, well, let's

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squa outside and do it. And they spread everybody out
and it's swamp Fox Stadium and they're doing the school's valedictorian,
come on up, the salutatorian, come on up. The seniors,
the guests that were there all spread out, social distancing,
and then all of a sudden, in the middle of

(42:24):
the graduation, since they're on the football field, the sprinklers
come on. It starts to spray everybody down. Hilarious. Did
you guys see this? No? No, I mean you talk
about scrambling. Hilarious And see that's a memorable graduation. Would
you like that to happen to your graduation or no? Amy,
I mean yes, I think that'd be cool later and

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the moment it'd probably be a little frustrating, but something'll
look back on. I think in this year it's perfect
for it to happen. It just rolls, right. I don't
want to happen If it's like twenty eighteen and we're
rocking and we're inside and everything's great, you don't happen then,
But it already all sucks, So why not have a
little funny moment as well? So I thought that was funny.

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You're a Amy's pile of stories. Twitter is testing a
new feature that recommends reading an article before actually sharing it. So, yeah,
read it before you tweet it. It's kind of the thing,
and they're testing it out on Android devices right now,
and it'll prompt users asking them if they'd like to
open the article before they share it. If you haven't

(43:29):
opened the article, oh, they'll know it. I was just
gonna say, because I would just be like, yep, tweet
even if I didn't. But okay, they're actually gonna say
would you like to open it? Then open it for
that because you know people are just seeing a headline
and retweeting it. That's right. I've probably done that a
few times too. Yeah, that's probably a good thing, all right.
What else? Some people on TikTok just discover that the

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paper takeout bags from Arby's are reinforced to hold twenty
five pounds. Now, you can't even fit that many rby
sandwiches inside of there, So why it's necessary for their
bags to hold twenty five pounds Nobody's quite sure, but
it is a thing going around online. And someone even
put a twenty pound kettlebell inside the bag and lifted

(44:10):
it up to prove it. Oh it held it. Yeah,
it helps even five more pounds than that. So next
time you go to Arbies, get a bag and test
it out for yourself. When I was in eighth grade,
I would crush some Arby's. I haven't a long time,
but I used to get roast beef with cheese and
get all the cheese sauce on it. But I used
to crush some Arby's and curly fries, Oh my jam.

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So this company is wanting to pay people or someone
to take the virtual tours of these travel destinations and
pick their favorite one. They just have to sit at
home watch virtual tours, write up reviews, and pick their
best one and they could get a thousand dollars. So
if you're looking for some extra money, you just have

(44:51):
to go to Upgraded Points dot com and apply and
you might get picked. And you can do this from
your house. All right, there you go, yep. I mean
that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news. So I got a shout
out to this mother, Cynthia and her daughter Jasmine because

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they went to medical school at the same time miles apart.
They went to two different medical schools, but they just
graduated together and got put at the same hospital. And
they're the first mother daughter people to ever do this
to get matched the same exact hospital. So the mom
and the daughter graduating the same time also is crazy
great same time and then you get you just get

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put places. Yeah, I mean I think it's a process,
but it's not like, oh, I want to go work
at this hospital. Okay, yeah, me too. So it's pretty
cool they get to do that. But the mother back
when she was pregnant with her daughter, she always had
dreams of going to medical school, but she was pregnant,
so she put her dreams on hold to raise her
daughter and then went back and did it years later.
And now they get to work in the medical field together. Yeah,

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they're holding up signs in the picture they took. It
says mom has once his family Medicine twenty twenty, and
the daughter has one that says general Surgery twenty twenty. Yeah,
it's pretty cool, man. That's a great picture. That's a
great story. That's what it's all about. That was tell
me something good. Let's go with the Morning Corny from
Amy Morning corn How do animals blend into the desert sand?

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How do animals blend in to the desert sand? With
camel flage, camel fly? What you're saying Yeah, camel fla desert.
That was the morning corny. I would say, how does
a camel hide from other camels? Camel camel, that's a

(46:44):
better way to do it. Okay, I'm open to constructing
the joke. All right there. Okay, so there's the more
Morgan number two. Let's put it up that way. Okay online, Hey,
no need to cap said, I was just saying, I'm
not You're right, it's better alight. Eddie wants to cut
Lunchbox his hair. Come on, please let me do it.
So Eddie's our video producer. I've best friend for years

(47:07):
and he comes to me off the air. I was like, hey, anyway,
you get why you don't like his hair? No? No,
he looks like trash. I mean, I mean he's the
bald man. He hasn't he hasn't had a haircut in
how long? Two three months since the beginning of March. Yeah,
that's a long time, and it's starting to look really messy. Bones.
I cut my kid's hair, you know, I've done it
twice since coronavirus. Would you let him cut your hair? No?

(47:28):
Are you gonna get a haircut? I'll get a haircut eventually. Look,
I have not been into a business since the beginning
of March. And I'm not letting this guy, who it
doesn't have any barber experience cut my hair. But he
also said he cut his kid. He cuts his kid's hair.
They don't care what they look like. They're not a
public figure. And I have a reputation to uphold. And
I can't be walking around with, you know, chunks out

(47:50):
of my hair. But your hair, I mean, you have
a case. There's no case there. You don't you don't
want that's not that can't be his case. No, because
he looks because he doesn't present himself, which is my
point too, Like if you want to our company, for
them to have different things, you have to look presentable. No,
that's what I'm saying. But I can't do that. You
look bad, pandemic. But it doesn't matter, like I have

(48:10):
to keep up. Yeah, I mean I'm trying. I'm doing
look like a mountain man. How much to let Eddie
cut your hair? Oh, Eddie's gonna pay me? No? Yes? Yes? Okay,
well hello, hello, how much Eddie cut your hair? I'll
do it for five hundred way, so it's a haircut

(48:31):
you pay for that? Make it easy. Twenty bucks right
now or something. Make it easy, make it easy. Noo, guys,
hit lunch. I'm saving you time. You don't have to
go to the barbershop. I'll do it right here, because
all he's gonna do a shave my head ball will
not that's not there will be rules. I can do
it and then he'll just accidentally. This is why you

(48:51):
don't do it, because okay, I agree to it right
and then he's cut. Oh I took a chunk. Looks
like I gotta go a lot lower. No change, you're
my friend. I would never do that. Change fifty no
chance right now, lunch. It looks like you have bangs.
You don't have bangs. I'll even trim the beard for free.
I can trim my own beard. Well, it's just the
whole experience. I mean. And I'm talking to put a

(49:11):
hot towel on them. I can do a hot towel.
I'm talking folk, maybe a fox hawk. Will you rub
his hands? Oh see, that's what I'm saying. You want
him emotion. He's trying to make like he's gonna put
lines in my hand, high and tight. We can do
like a Ryan gosslin. Look I thinks A good point though,
where that if you do want and maybe you don't,
but if you do want the company to use you
for things, you have to look at like what they
would want you to look like to put out there.

(49:33):
No I do. I want them to use me all
the time. But you don't put in the words no,
I do. When I get a haircut, I look good? No. No,
but you like, I'm being used this for three things
this week. Yeah, so you gotta you were you know
what I mean? Like, maybe I would I if if
if I needed to be looking for something, they don't
come to you and go, hey, we need to look
good for this, I come to my house. Okay, boy show,

(49:59):
it's f day. So let's play around a vsy trivia.
Here we go, Ammy Lunchbox, our video producer, Eddie, our
head of digital Morgan number two. These are the easiest
trivia questions we could find. Let's see who lasts the longest.
Ready to play? Ready, Amy, you're off first, It's so easy.
By the way, to our listening audience, we're just first

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of all, we're so grateful you're here. Second of all,
these are very easy questions. We know they're easy. You're
gonna nail them all in your car, and that's how
it should be, right, Amy, Yes, I can hear you,
but they get hard. Question number one, whose nose grew
longer every time he lied? Pinocchio? Correct? Lunch Box, which
Disney movie is Elsa in od It's frozen? Correct? Hey Eddie,

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come on, what's the name of the fairy in Peter
pan Oh? Tinker Bell? And finally, Morgan. Number two, what
are the two holes in your nose called your nostrils? Correct?
Draw all onto the second round A little slightly less easy,
but still really easy, Amy, In the famous nursery rhyme,

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what bridge is falling down London? Correct? Hey, Lunchbox, water
water water water freezes at what temperature fahrenheit? Are we
on fahrenheit? In America? Water freezes at what temperature fahrenheit?
I think that's thirty two. I'm going thirty two. I

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don't know if it's fahrenheit, but I know thirty two
it freezes. Correct? Hey Eddie, what color are the stars
on the American flag? The stars are white? Correct? Hey Morgan?
What fruit do kids traditionally give teachers? Apples? Correct? Everybody's
in round two? Good? Round three now, here we go.

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They get a little less easy? Hey, Amy, what does
the nimble jack jump over in the nursery rhyme? What
does jack jump over in the nursery rhyme? I have
no idea? What does the nimble? What am I missing
about this? Mike? Am I reading that right? I mean,
come on, Amy, you got this? I guess he jumps

(52:14):
over the moon. But I don't know. I have no idea.
So the cat in the fiddle, the cow jump over? Yeah,
but the cow jumped over the moon. Then what did
nittle tittle Jackie do? I don't know, nittle tittle Jackie
jack Oh, this is not even nimble Jackie, quick quick

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jump over the poco stick? Don't you jump with a
pogo stick? A candlestick doing it? You've missed it, You're gone.
Would you ever got that, Eddie? Yeah? Candlestick? Well, I
couldn't even get my riddle. Eddie's old oh stop it song?

(52:57):
Teenager lunch? A little less easy, any That's what I'm
nervous about. What's the smallest state in America? Easy trivia?
I ain't easy? Man? Who never gets easy? We've you know?
I feel like I heard it? Remember, I mean lunchbox
need an answer. The smallest state by land, smallest state

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in America Vermont? Oh? Incorrect, It's Rhode Island. I thought
about that because the Rhode Island State Police with Jim
Carrey what excuse me, me and myself and Irene. I
think he said. I think he says in that movie Eddie.
All right? Come on, what's the name for a female deer? Oh?

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Dough a deer? A female deer? Oh? Nice? Anything? Hey Morgan? Yeah?
Who is Mickey Mouse's girlfriend? Correct? Two people are in
it's Eddie versus Morgan. Easy trivia and doctor Seuss. Look
who asked? Do you like green eggs and ham? Eddie?

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H Sam? Correct? That's that's that's middlely tough. We're starting
to get a little tougher here. Come on, I'm feeling good,
hey Morgan. In which American city is Wall Street located
New York City? Is that your answer? Yeah? Correct? Confident Morgan.
The next round a little less easy, Hey, Eddie. Arnold

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Schwarzenegger was once the governor of which American state? California? Correct?
Hey Morgan, what golf is located to the south of Florida?
To the south Golf from Mexico golf in Mexico. Correct, Eddie,
which state is the Grand Canyon located? Oh gosh, I

(54:46):
feel like I've had this one before, and the last
time I said Nevada because you can go there from
the like Vegas. They do tours the Grand Canyon. But
I'm gonna go with Arizo. Answer. I say, I got
this wrong last time. I said Nevada. Um, all right,

(55:07):
Arizona correct? Yeah? Okay, Okay, Morgan, easy trivia. What's the
closest star to Earth the Sun? The Sun is the star,
but I don't know if it's the closest. What's the
closest star to Earth the Sun? Correct? This is crazy.

(55:28):
We'll go one more each and then we'll go to
sudden death. Okay, Eddie. Who was the sixteenth President of
the United States. Oh my gosh, I'll never get this,
and I'm not gonna try to name him. George Adams
Jefferson who was the sixteenth president. Eddie, Let's just go
with Abraham Lincoln because I feel like he fits somewhere
around that area, and you wouldn't give me Grover Cleveland.

(55:51):
The answer is Abraham Lincoln. Yeah, Morgan, to go to
sudden death, what food do panda zeat? What food du
panda's famously eat. Pandas eat what trees the living trees

(56:12):
they eat? Please? Easy trivia? What what food pandas eat
the trick question? I don't think so leave leaves incorrect.
The answer is bamboo, bamboo, which makes Eddie our easy chip. Wow.

(56:39):
And that was was it? I mean not really, there
was one of them. A nice job. Eddie is our
big winter today. Thank you. You know. The big news
yesterday was Lady Anabellum is dropping Annabellum. They're now just
gonna be lady A. They put out a statement they said,
dear fans, as a band, we have strived from music

(57:02):
to be a refuge inclusive of all. We've watched and
listen more than ever these last few weeks, and our
hearts have been stirred with conviction, our eyes open wide.
The injustices, inequality and biases black women and men have
always faced, and continue to face every day. Now, blind
spots we didn't even know existed have been revealed. After
much personal reflection, band discussion, prayer, and many honest conversations

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with some of our closest black friends and colleagues, we've
decided to stop using the word anabellum from our name
and move forward as Lady A, the nickname our fans
gave us almost from the start, and they go on
a little more. You know, it goes back to and
I'll be the unofficial spokesperson because they obviously you have
not asked me to speak on this at all. There

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is with the word annabellum in the style of house
that it is, and it was super popular civil War time.
I think people's minds just went to that. And when
this happened, when the protests started and the movement started,
they were getting hit up a lot about it. I
never thought a thing about it, right, But also I'm

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a white dude, but I never thought a thing about it.
And I would see them. I saw another artist call
them out on it and go, hey, you guys, are
you probably gonna change that name? Huh? Now? There are
two rules that people should live by whenever they want
to make a comment or feel publicly about something like
this on social media, just in general, not about this

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or about anything, because I'm watching people get so mad
at them for changing their name. Rule number one for
when you want to say something on social media to somebody.
Does it affect you or someone close to you? If yes, hey,
coming away or do something about it. If no, go
see rule number two. Rule number two. Is it hurting
someone in any way? If the answer is no, just
shut up and move on with your life, please amen.

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And this isn't just a lady annabellum thing because I'm
watching them get blown up on Facebook. Jeez. If it
doesn't affect you or someone close to you, If it's
not hurting anyone, why in the world do you care?
Move on? You don't care that much anyway. This is
like Elmer Fudd going, hey, I'm not We're not gonna
have a gun anymore for elmur Fudd because we feel
like a gun in kids cartoons isn't good for right now.

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And then people getting upset about it again, does it
affect you or someone close to you? M? Is it
hurting anyone? M? Keep walking? Keep walking? You know? And
I applied them for whatever line they want to walk,
making an effort to walk that line a line to

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trying to listening right or wrong, people don't. We're all
just trying to do better. We're all just trying to
be better. And if this is an attempt by them
to do that, to do better, to be better, then
good for them, and don't hit me with the too
stupid Remember roll one, Does it affect you or someone

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close to you? Is it hurting anyone? Nope? Move along.
It's stupid to you. But just because it's stupid to
you doesn't mean that it's stupid. For it's their name.
They get to own that, they get to change their name.
They could announced yesterday, Hey we're gonna be face mcfarty's,
and you know what, I bet it would have come
with less hate, less hate than what I would have

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seen online. Oh yeah, we're gonna be the poop diapers here.
The poop diapers would need you now. And you know
what people be like, oh lady, So let them live
their life and make the change that they see they
need to make so they can sleep at night. That's it.

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I think ninety nine percent of us agree on this,
not just the studio but the people listening. Like we
are a group. We're an inclusive group. You can be
a part of us. When you know other radio shows
or TV shows, or when they feel you feel like
they're too cool for school, you come hang out with us.
We're the Loser Gang. But you know, I'm just I'm

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just so frustrated that people get and then, because I
know that they were hit hard and I know that
it affects them, I reached out to a couple of
them yesterday because full disclosure, I'm pretty good friends with
a couple of the three of Lady Aebellum. So good
for them. I never saw it coming. I never thought
anything about it. I didn't know though, right I think.

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But it's whatever makes helps them sleep better at night
as they try to make changes based on the new
information that they've learned. It's okay to learn something and change.
It doesn't make you a worse person. It doesn't make
you a whimp. To learn something new, to feel something new,
to have your eyes open to something and then go

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I'm going to modify my behavior based on that. That
doesn't make you lesser or weak. It actually makes you stronger.
And you could say this is trivial, and to a
lot of people it is. To them, it's not. It's
their name. Imagine having to change your name. It's a
big deal. Tomorrow I'm gonna go buy goober bones. Anyway.

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Good for them, Good for them for doing something they
felt needed to be done because that was not an
easy decision. What would you like to say, Amy, I
totally agree with everything you're saying. And I'm super proud
of them because I know that probably wasn't easy, but
they knew in their hearts that's what they needed to do,
and I'm I'm on board with it, lady A all

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the way. Let's do it. And yeah, if you are
getting all worked up about it, I think that's time
when people might need to check in with themselves. And
if they're you have your two step roll Bobby like,
and if they still can't get over it, then maybe
step three should be like, I don't know, maybe talk
to somebody three like, figure out what's going on in

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your life that you can't you can't listen. They have
given you their valid reason why it was important to
them and why it's so that means so much to
other people that are hurting right now, and be like, oh, okay,
I hear that I've received that this root. You don't
even have to agree, No, you just respect that it's

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their decision and keep your grubby paws in your grubby
mount from being hateful, right, I hear A police liner
at Amy's house. So that's our We're gonna play Lady
Annabella and let's pick a song. Oh sorry, lady a,
lady a, lady, lady a, play lady a. It's time
for the good news. After seeing all the damage from

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the protests in his hometown in Buffalo, New York, one
teenager just started cleaning by himself. He didn't wait for
an organized crew to come and remove glass or garbage,
but Antonio Gwyn Junior started cleaning up at two am
and he kept cleaning for ten hours. When a group
of neighbors arrived later that morning to pitch in, they
were like, wow, I did most of the work. And

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when the community heard about this eighteen year old kid
doing that, they stepped up to reward him. One man,
Matt Block, saw Antonio story on the news and gave
him a two thousand and four red Mustang convertible. So cool.
The picture's crazy too because he's standing there with the
car after he gets it, which is crazy. Also, an
insurance agent offered to pay for his auto insurance for
a year to go with the car that was given.
Oh that's amazing, because you know insurance on a red

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convertible is high and ready for the best part. Yeah.
Medi College and Buffalo offered the team a full scholarship
and he plans to start studying business down in the fall. Stop.
He wasn't doing it for that, he was just doing
it to do it. But they were like, wow, I
love it. That's awesome. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. Amy and I both brought

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a relationship story to the show. Mine is about bathroom
wars between couples. Do you and your husband have a
bathroom war at all? Yeah? He doesn't like how I
take over both sinks. We have the same thing, but
I'm the one that takes over. Oh really, that's funny,
mostly to my glasses. Have a lot of the glasses
and it kind of wades over and her part of

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the sink. Yeah. Yeah, so I guess I'm the girl. Huh.
Like Honestly, when we were looking at new houses to
move into, it was more appealing to him the further
away the sinks were from each other. It wasn't oh,
this has a nice backyard for the kids, or oh,
little this kitchen is nice. He's like, how far part
of those sinks? Like, the further he would bring that

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up to the realtors, so it's a problem. A survey
found that seventy percent a couple will say they are
in the middle of a bathroom. More. According to men's surveyed,
the biggest bathroom issue is how much their wife or
girlfriend left in the shower drain hair, other things. Oh yeah,
we have two little sinks and a big sink, so
I don't have that issue. But I think, I mean,
my whiskers clog up the drain. But I have to

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liquid drain. Oh that thing about once a month or so.
I had to put in a special filter thing that
catches my hair. Oh your hair. For women, their biggest
gripe was the mess and smells their boyfriend lead behind
the toilet. My husband's I'm not an issue with that either.
I'm also embarrassed. Well, like after I use the bathroom,
if there's like a little like a stain on the okay,

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I'll I clean it good because you should. Yeah, good job.
I just good for you. Also, we've been together, you know,
I get close to seven months now, so it's still new.
But I'm just not a big bathroom person period. Like
I'm never not a big fan of showing that off.
But most people are in the bathroom more um, twenty
perent of people. So they end a relationship at some
point because of a person's bathroom habits. Wow, but my

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thing is only the glasses. Otherwise we're pretty good. That's
my story. I brought in what is your relationship story?
So I have four habits that women should not try
to change about their man. Okay, so wait, hey, Rake,
we get the countdown numbers for this. Okay, all right,
let's we have four of them. Number four, Number four.
His frankness about bodily functions. Oh, you're not you. It's

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not me, and but a lot of guys. I'm not
timid about it. It's not even really something. I'm like
Eddie and we're hanging out the other day. I don't
talk about with Eddie like what I gain. What's an example,
talking about farts or poop? Oh okay, yeah, I know
that's not really my style, even with dudes. So I
don't not do it with Caitlym. But I just don't
do it with any one. Not really my thing. No,

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it's not. We've we've hung out a lot. We don't
make it a thing. Yeah, even it happens, it happens.
We're just dudes. What else you got him? Well? Number
three him looking at attractive women as they passed by.
Oh you don't like that one. Well, I think it's
funny that it's a habit that you shouldn't try to change, Like, yeah,
because it's natural, right if you saw a cute animal

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go by, what it used to be like, Oh, maybe
you're not gonna live. I noticed her, but you're not
going to in front of your girlfriend stop. Instead, I'm
sticking up for other guys here. I don't think every five,
every battle that I'm in has to be about me specifically,
I'm looking out for the greater good good, and I
don't think. Well, I like you as the example because
all men should be like that. You're respectful, Eddie. You

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don't even do any from your wife. You let your
I falk ahead of you so she doesn't see you,
so don't even talk. Correct, But it's human nature, that's
your style. That's so it is so creepy. You just
make sure she can't see you stare at other women.
So what I do is I just because again, guys,
this is just human nature. You see an attractive person,
you look at them. Now what I do. Let my
wife walk in front, and then she can't see me

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looking and I'm not staring or drooling. I just notice
the beauty. Yeah you can't. I mean if if you
walk by the Mona Lisa, wouldn't you take a look
and be like, wow, what a great great for you.
I don't have a problem because guys are very We're idiots.
We need visual like look at pretty. You know, if
you girls get see the generosity in someone's heart, you'd
probably stare too. But you can't see that. How do

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you think the human race exists? Amy? Number three? That
makes no sense. How do you think the human race?
We have to be able to think that people are attractive,
So you're if you're making that your point, then it's like,
how are you in a monogaous most relationship? I can't
even talk. I don't know what you mean. Number two.

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His inability to put the toilet seat down. I don't
know if that's an issue because I've never in my
whole life had to deal with it. She hasn't said
anything about it, but I don't know that I actively
put the seat down. It's very frustrating. It might be
I need to think about that for the first time.
But I think that I've trained my husband. I think
that you can change that about your man. You know
what I wanted to start doing. Just pee on the

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toilet seat, like always keeping it down and just never
lift it. I p if I don't. I don't, but
it's always down. How about you just lift it up
to pete and put it right back downy things? I remember? Okay,
and here we go. These are the four things you
shouldn't change in your man. Number one, his obsession with sports. Okay,

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you have obsessions to the great. I wouldn't try to
change that, but you do. You do. You come in
here and you're like, if we have to watch one
more Cowboys game, I'm going to circumcise them. That's weird,
but that's what we hear. You know. I remember that.
You're like, it's with one more Longhorn game? Yeah right.

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I mean I think I've had to get used to sports,
but I've never tried to change that about you meet football.
I like that he's passionate about it. I I, if anything,
I'm the one that's done changing on that. I am more.
And has he allowed you to watch shows like Housewives?
He's allowed me a watch football with that pushing back
a whole lot, right, No, I mean, I guess it's

(01:10:26):
just that I have to have like football. Listen, here's
the deal with football. It's Thursday, it's Saturday morning, College
game day. It's right when you wake up Housewives. There's
New York game Saturday night. Then there's Sunday night football,
then there's a Monday night football rules. So there's there's

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a lot of foot's a lot of Andy Cohen. I'll
be honest with you, this is true. But okay, those
are the four things not to change. Well, they say
you shouldn't try to change, but I think they could
work on some of them. No, we're good. We've said
that's it. Those are our two relationship stories. Thank you, guys.
Flashback Friday. Let's go back in time. Everybody, flashback Friday.

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The year was two thousand and seven. Amy, Where were
you in two thousand and seven? I had just gotten married, Well,
i'd been married, like it were we together six months? Yeah?
We were together, working together? I was. I was. I
was married, but living in Austin with my mom, likely
while my husband was in Afghanistan. That's where I was. Yep,

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I guess I was with me, living while you were
in Austin with your mom while your husband was Yeah,
you were living. I mean I was a grinder. I
was twenty three hours of work every day, all day,
trying to build a syndication company of my own money.
I was broke and pushing. That's where I all those
years blurred together. I was buying equipment, trying to figure
how to work it. We're doing TV with me too, Yeah,

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all of that had already started me. Yes, yeah, mmy
TV Eddie and I were doing TV together. I called
it me a lot of who theres? Yeah? All right, enough,
people didn't call it emmy because it doesn't exist anymore.
All right, let's do The biggest country song from two
thousand and seven two thousand and seven is Billy Currington
Good Directions Country Store, which, by the way, was written

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by who Amy persuay tea Good Directions was written. It
was written by Luke Bryan. Correct. The biggest pop song
on this day in two thousand and seven is Rihanna
and jay z Umbrella or is Amy calls it? Remember? Yeah,
I had the lyrics wrong, and I would say under

(01:12:48):
my arm for ever, ever ever, and the biggest thing
of pop culture. Of the final episode of The Sopranos aired,
the final scene cuts to black, and then you wonder
if Tony Soprano dies or not forever The creator had
refused to give a definitive answer. But I saw a
story yesterday that he accidentally spilled the beans or accidentally
alluded to it. I didn't watch the Brandos. I don't know,

(01:13:09):
but um, I saw that was what happened. What do
you mean, so, did he die? Don't know what? Yeah,
I might watch that. Oh you didn't click it? Okay,
I don't care. Yeah. I was like, well, that's interesting
for a lot of people, but not for me. That's it. Bye, everybody.