Bobby Reveals New Wedding Details + Firefighter Featured In Show Segment Calls The Show + Bobby Feud: Things You Only Use Once

Bobby shares some more updates on his wedding and Amy has some fun wedding facts! We all geek out talking to Fire Chief Robert who called the show after hearing his story during a 'Tell Me Something Good' segment! We talk about Hilary Duff wanting to let her son watch the birth of her daughter…and Lunchbox on why he turned from being against watching his child’s birth. Plus, we played a heated round of the Bobby Feud!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
They were good transmitting. Hello's good, good morning, welcome to
the show. We got a good one. Let me say
this first, more in the studio morning. Let me go
over to Indiana where on the phone, it's fire Chief
Robert wanted to talk about tell Me something Good that

(00:22):
he heard on the show. Hello, fire Chief Robert, welcome
to the program. Hey Bobby, how are you doing this morning?
Doing pretty good? Thank you for calling. What would you
like to say? Well, we were sitting out in the
debates that are in the fire station and was listening
to Amy's tell Me something Good, and we just caught
the tail end of it. I think we were talking
about our fire departments where we went on a run
where a little ten year old alerted to her family
that there was a fire there. We got there, weal

(00:43):
to make a grab of two guinea pigs and save them,
and uh, it was just it was pretty awesome to
hear our names mentioned up there because of the bravery
of this little ten year old. Um, that was just
pretty awesome. I just wanted to say thanks for that. Wait,
that was your fire department. Yeah, y'all saved s'mores in Scarlett, Yes, yes, Morrison,
Carl heronic name for one of them. That's so cool.

(01:05):
That is so cool. The story if you missed a story,
a little girl Indiana saved her family when a fire
broke out in their garage. Her name was Anna, As
she's ten, she was getting ready for school. There was
a strange noise coming from the garage, and so the
family were like, oh crap, but they didn't grab their pets. Luckily.
Hunter Town Fire Department. And that's where you're from, right,

(01:25):
fire Chief Robert? That is correct? Yeah? Is this the chief?
Like at the end, I shared a quote how Robert Born. Yes,
this is fire Chief Robert Born. From the story we
got somebody. I loved your quote of just reminding people
that if someone senses something's not right, like lean into that.

(01:46):
I'm paraphrasing, but you know what I mean. Oh yeah, definitely.
I mean it's amazing. Sometimes we want to blow things off,
and sometimes our children are more intuitive about what's going
on around us than what we are. So we just
need to listen up and pay attention and everyone can
get up safe. Did you know this story made the news?
So I put it on Facebook and then it kind
of made local news. But I didn't know what made
national news and all of a sudden, I'm listening to

(02:07):
Bobby Bones and I'm like, holy how that's that's us? Yea,
I know how about this? Who was on this call?
How many like what guys were out there saving Smores
and Scarlett? Actually the crew that's working today ironically, so
there's a big group of us. And there was about
two other departments that joined us also, so it was

(02:27):
a big group effort. Well, how many people are in
your crew that are working today that we're there today?
There's actually five of us. Okay, here's what we're gonna do.
The five that are there with you right now, you
plus five, We're gonna send you guys some pemp and
joy stuff to your firehouse because we just appreciate what
you do, that you listen to the show that you
went in and save these animals, what you do every day,
Like let's not let that be lost too, Like you

(02:49):
guys are risking your lives. So we're gonna send We're
gonna put you on hold. Yeah, we'll send some hats
and just appreciate you. We'll put you on hole, get
your address and send some stuff at the fire station.
How's that? Well? Thank you so much. This is awesome.
We really appreciate it. Thanks for sharing the story. Yeah,
thank you. I feel like somebody famous called. Honestly, this
is because when we tell me something good to do,

(03:13):
when we do it, tell me something good like obviously
we really are shouting these people out, but the fact
that the people were shouting out actually hear it. That's awesome. Now.
Remember after the tell me something good, though, we question
whether it's worth going in to save a guinea remember,
can you remember that? No, let's ask him how did
y'all feel about that? Here? Let's ask him, did you
what do you like a guinea pig? And rabbits too,

(03:35):
So at first we were like, man, we don't know
if there's much hope, but you know, we still have
to try because if anything, that family can have closure
if it wasn't successful. When we found him, we found
out that they were alive. The tears of joy that
we're running down these little girls's face, the dad like
hooting and holler and just screaming at the top of
its long out of excitement. Um. You know, it might

(03:56):
just be guinea pigs to someone else, but for that family,
it was everything. And that's why we do what we do.
It's not the small things or the minute things, is
because for someone that's a major thing. So we have
to do whatever we can for anyone at all times. Dan, Dan,
I wish I wouldn't have question this, right, I know.
I just wonder if the guys were like, we gotta

(04:17):
going for guinea excuse me for us? Well, yeah, he
just said they were like oom. But also I gotta say,
is that the first time y'all have ever administered oxygen
to a little tiny animal like that. We've done for
cats and dogs, but we've never never done it for
guinea pigs. It worked well, let us say it's been
a real treat, real honor to hang out. Do you
still have the goate I'm looking at pictures of you

(04:37):
right now. You have a cool fireman goatee. You still
have that? Oh yeah, of course I can't lose that.
I'm a firefighter. I agree, like when I see a firefighter,
he'd better have some facial hair or I'm worried. All right, hey,
I appreciate you, Thank you for doing what you do
every day. We're gonna put you on hold real quick,
ray and we'll get his information. There he is, I
tell me it comes to live. I hope you have
a great morning. Thank you for calling. Thank you you too.

(04:59):
All right, cool, I love it. You know what time
it is. It is time to open up that mail bag.
Get something you guys have asked, so we will deliver.
We are not experts. No, yes, thank you for prefacing
it with that. Here we go, although I feel pretty

(05:21):
good about my advice. Right here we go. Hey, Bobby,
my husband and I are friends with this other couple. Actually,
my husband and the other man are best friends. I'm
friends with his wife. We hang out occasionally. The last
time we had a lady's night, the wife got a
little too tipsy and admitted to me that she's been
having an affair and not sure if they're youngest child
is her husband's. This really messed with my conscious So

(05:45):
I told my husband, since this is his best friend
that's being cheated on, he wants to tell him. I
think he should it and stay out of it. What
should we do? Sincerely, no drama, Mama. I don't think
you have. First of all, don't think you've done anything wrong.
You have the right to tell your husband whatever. That's
that bond, that's that sacred bond. So she tells you
you have the right to tell your husband. So that

(06:07):
is fine, that's okay. Your husband's best friend. There's a
sacred bond there. He has a right to tell his
best friend anything anything. If he tells and he feels
like he should tell, you should let him tell. Honestly, Sure,
it's drama, but this is need a drama. Sometimes drama
is warranted. Sometimes dramatic situations need to be talked about

(06:28):
and fixed and known. No parts of this chain are
inappropriately linked. She got drunk. She told you you can
tell your husband. That's a legal exchange of information. He
can tell his best friend if he feels like he
wants to. That's a legal exchange of information. The best
friend then can tell. Now if you would have told

(06:48):
the husband, that's not a legal exchange of information. Right, Well, yeah,
you're right. And by way of sacred bonds, yes, yes,
you can only transfer information through sacred bonds. It's the
erie canal. You can go down it. There's one way.
She had the right to go to her husband. Her
husband has the right to go to his best friend
if he wants tell him. You gotta let him tell them.

(07:09):
What about how there are children involved in this, Hey,
you gotta fix it. Learn it. That's the family issue
they have to handle. Okay. If I if my best
friend didn't tell me and he knew, I'm livid. Well
that's that's on you. No, no, no no, that's what I'm
saying here. Let's say Eddie knew I was being cheated
on and did not tell me. I'm not Eddie friend
in him. That's messed us. Gone, Well, you and Healthie,

(07:31):
you and Eddie. Excuse me. What I want to just
from thirty thousand feet recognize and acknowledge concisely is that
we don't know all the details of these people's personalities.
But what we do know, I know so, But I
just want to tell her and her husband, since now
they are the holders of this information, is they know
that couple and the mental state? How healthy people are?

(07:52):
You never know what other little details are involved. How
will he handle this information? Is this best friend in
a healthy enough place to receive that or will he
go crazy? And then now suddenly other people are in
danger because of a situation. I just want to make
sure we put that out there that you only the
emailer knows all the details, So they need to assess
that not just evaluate the sacred bonds. Well, and I

(08:14):
know the details in the email, and I'm saying all
the transfer of information has been legal. He can tell
his best friend. Yeah, all things he disclosed, he can
tell his best friend. Because if I'm the best friend,
if Eddie didn't tell me for some reason he knew,
I'd be sad, I'd be mad, I'd be hurt. He
would never be a friend again. And once this information
is dropped, though, that is a heavy, heavy thing in
that family, then shouldn't cheated. That's the heaviest thing of all. Okay,

(08:37):
I understand that. But because the kids are involved, and
because again it's it's a heavy thing that yes, sure
does they can all talk about. But I just want
to make sure that family is supported. You don't just
like drop it on the friend and then be like
piece by. You need to if you all want to
show up and be a part of this and tell them,
then hopefully you can offer that those friends the support
they're going to need during this very difficult time. Yeah,

(08:58):
tell him, you gotta tell him. You gotta let him
tell him that. If you don't and he knew, you
ain't my friend anyway, if your best friend knew it,
didn't tell you, that's not your best friend. Yeah, no,
I hear exactly what you're saying on that. Thank you.
I just want this expert advice brought to you. I
just want to you know, it's a it's a stinky situation.

(09:18):
We laugh because that's a bad situation. But I think
your husband has the right to tell as his best friend.
I hate it for those kids. Yeah, maybe the kids know,
Yeah they might. Kids are pretty intuitive and yeah, but
I mean if that if that child does have a
different dad, then it's like, oh man, that's a whole
another can of work. Well, you also don't have to
tell the kid, right that part doesn't have to ever

(09:39):
get to the kid, but eventually, at some point you do.
I mean point right now. This is the infidelity situations,
right sure, Yeah, I'm totally working on the infidelity stitch
right now. Yeah. Yeah, the other things way later down
the road. I know. That is a very special mail bag.
Close it up, we got your out the closed. Yeah.

(10:02):
Mike d goes through the mail bag and it is
just packed with emails. And I was looking at his
Instagram the other night and people are just like you
suck You're stupid to me, over and over again. Yeah,
play it again. We sit here email, then we play
it on air. Let's go over to Dylan in Louisiana. Dylan,
what's happening with you? What's up, Bobby mom? I was

(10:25):
just wondering how you and Caitlin's wedding plan was going,
because I just got married two weeks ago, so it
was a crazy time. But I'm so excited to be
married and kind of glad it's over now because it
was crazy. Why what happened with your wedding? Oh? Man?
There was just so much planning with the COVID nineteen
and everything going out to the country, and then we
got on our honeymoon and we got stuck there for

(10:45):
two weeks because we got stuck on the island and
the volcano went off and everything. And now we're back
in school because we're only twenty three, but we're excited
to be married and just wondering how y'all are doing.
Volcano went off on your honeymoon? Did you not know
when you went there that it was Bourblin? Oh? No,
we had no idea. I mean, you know volcanoes, you
know down here bat In the route Louisiana. We don't
have any problem with volcanoes. We're not used to that.

(11:06):
Did you guys have to take cover or were they
just like, we can't let any planes go up? We couldn't.
They couldn't let any planes go out. It was only
twenty miles from us. Luckily the wind was blow in
the other direction. But it was crazy. But at the
same time, were you able to have an even more
fun time and relax since you were forced to be
there for two weeks? Oh? I mean you can't. You
can't answer anymore when you're being served on hand and

(11:28):
foot by everybody. I mean, it was the best honey
moon ever. So did you have to keep paying for it? Though?
For longer than you know? We did. We had to
pay for an extra week, but hopefully it'll be covered
by the insurance and everything. But you know, we're both
in college. Just we poured out all the money we had.
We were just like we're saying, we're having a great time.
We didn't worry about it. It'd be tough for me
to separate. Honestly, I know that we're staying an extra week,

(11:50):
but when you're forced to spend money that you may
not have. I would be hard for me to have
a good time knowing the financial situation, for sure. That
would be like, I'm supposed to be having fun, but
I'm spending all this money we didn't budget to spend.
But well, congratulations on your wedding. Glad you got home,
Glad you God you're safe and talking on the phone
right now, m my wedding listen. Caitlin's doing that the planning.

(12:13):
She checks in and it's like, hey, how do you
feel about this? Can I get this information from somebody
on your team? Like the people I've invited? You know,
like the other day, have you know two people from
nat GEO network that I'm very close to. She's like,
I need to address Can you go ask them? I
helped that way again. I've set up the music. I've
helped with that. We picked a band together, but I

(12:34):
lined up a couple of other things. I got the DJ.
I've done Okay, but she's done it, She's done it.
What's going? Okay? So what do you have over there? Well?
So how many groomsmen are in your side? Have you
said the number six? Six? Okay? I just have some
random wedding facts. I have one less than she has. Oh,

(12:54):
how are you handling that with your brain? Your OCD?
I don't like it, and I have one less and
she has. Yeah, all right, Well I just have like
some records that have been broken. In case you want
to make the news, go ahead. The amount the amount
of groomsmen ever recorded at her wedding, the most is
forty seven. That's a lot. Wow? Is that something? Was

(13:14):
that like for a record? Yeah? I mean I again,
this world record of recognize, I'm saying they do that
on purpose, or they have forty seven close friends? She Okay?
What else? The biggest wedding cake was fifteen thousand pounds.
That had to have been for a record. That's a
big one. That'sn't necessary. Maybe it's the forty seven grooms
Maybe it's the same wedding. What else do you know?
If Caitlin's wearing a veil or no veil. Well, the

(13:36):
joke that I've made with her is I go, hey,
when you walk down the aisle, and I do my
fingers like I'm lifting the veil over her head and
giving her a kiss, and she's like, I'm not wearing
a big nineteen eighties veil all the way because that
want to wear a veil in the front. I don't know,
I don't know what. She doesn't tell me what's happening. True,
But I keep making the joke of how I'm going
to make out with her that I lift this humongous
veil out from her face and like you take it
over her head and she's like, I'm not wearing a

(13:58):
veil like that the first time you're seeing her face. Yeah,
that's what I think will be hilarious. Like ever, Well,
the length of the longest veil ever recorded is about
twenty three thousand feet veil and that tail veil trail, well,
the veil, the veil goes down and it's the train
behind a lot of times, Bobby, Ever, there will be

(14:24):
a tiny part in the front that comes down, but
then the long train part goes down the back. Okay,
and then you're having dogs in your wedding. Right, Yes,
it was just gonna be Stanley, but now we've adopted Elder.
They will both be walking down the aisle and they're
a boy and a girl, right they are. Well, dog
weddings do happen. People married brother and sister on the
show We did well. The largest dog wedding ceremony, ever

(14:47):
was one hundred and seventy eight dog pairs that got
married at once. Okay, they don't even know there forced
to be married. And then one last question for you,
do you and Kaylin ever planned on doing val renewals? Like,
do you see yourself being that person? Sure? I mean
we have a talked about renewing it. Yeah, because we
haven't done any like in ten years, twenty years? Yeah, sure, Okay,
Well the most amount of val renol's done by one

(15:07):
couple is one hundred and one times. Well, you got
a good aubt to that, U, Dylan. Congratulations, Bud, appreciate
your calling. Glad you're back in Louisiana. Thank you. I
hope you'll have a great wedding you two, budd oh,
I already had yours. I hope you. Yeah, good life,
Good luck with the insurance. Good life. Bob was the
latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number two thirty second

(15:28):
Skinny Chris Lane teas a new song on social media
called Fill Them Boots. It's coming out on Friday. Here's
a clip. Yeah, I can feel in boots. I can
feel the boots if you want it. To Gabby Barrett

(15:49):
talked about why she released her song The Good Ones
after her hit song I Hope, I hope it's a
very vengeful, um hurting song. But I don't want people
to think that I'm saying never get into her relationship,
never trust anybody, because that's not what I'm saying, but
to know that there are good ones out there and

(16:10):
that I've found mine. Kelsey Ballerini shared how a Reba
was a huge influence on her. I think for a
new woman like myself kind of wanting to figure out
what legacy I want to leave, getting to know someone
like Reba and sharing a stage with her or sharing
a wine with her, and just getting to know who
she is and why she is the way she is
has been really really important. I'm Morgan number two. That's

(16:32):
your skinny, It's time for the good news by Like
a lot of high school students, Josiah Williams has been
looking forward to being a senior and going to prom
the team, from which Talk Kansas was even more excited
about it after last year's if it was canceled, who
wasn't sure if problem was happening this year, But the
last minute they're like hey, it's happening. So as mom says,

(16:55):
you gave her the good news by saying, hey, guess
why I get to go to prom and it's tomorrow.
The only issue he needed something to where So she
got on social media and said, hey, you guys have
suit anything? He wouldn't need a suit, so, she said
she had an overwhelming response with offers to help, and
two men help pay for her son's suit to the dance.
One was a complete stranger, one was an old friend
of her from high school, just shout out to people

(17:16):
randomly seeing somebody needing help and following through. And did
he look really really nice? Ye'll be honest, I didn't
see a picture anything, but I'm gonna that's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Would you
want your kid to see you giving birth to their sibling? No,

(17:38):
to watch. I don't want anybody to watch except for
the doctor. I mean people can be in the room,
but no, I don't. I think for a kid too.
That's a lot to take in for me. It's a
lot of Again, Yeah, I'm struggling with me having to
see that. Why did someone do that? Hilary Duff wanted
her nine year old son to witness the birth of
his new sibling. Said she's very open and honest with
the children. A plan for her nine year old Luca

(17:59):
to be in the room. She went on to say
that while Luca expressed his hopes to be there, things
ended up progressing so fast so he wasn't able to.
I guess he was with her ex husband. Maybe do
you think a small child should watch a baby come
out of mommy? This is being in the room and
then like seeing it happen is different. But if you're

(18:22):
in the room, shouldn't you look? No, there's people that
say above the curtain. Glad you said that, because that's
my answer too, because you could be by like when
Caitlyn gives birth, like you'll be able to be next
to her and holding her hand and encouraging her. But
I mean, do you think you'll peek? Do? I want
to know? I've heard that it's a beautiful I have
to I have so you look? Didn't Lunchbox his wife

(18:46):
use a mirror and look at herself? Yep? I think
a lot of a lot of women. Yeah, no, I'm
not saying that's rare, but it's just can I watched
I said I wouldn't watch. But then when I was
in the moment and they said the head was coming out,
I was like, man, I got to see this the
first time, the baby comes out, and it's it's weird,
but it's awesome. Okay, But before then, were you in
your mind where you grossed out before it happened. Grossed out? Okay, disgusting.

(19:07):
That gives me hope, then disgusting because I'm like, I
don't want to see that. Maybe you'll be able to
see it, and if he can get over that, there's
hope for me and your kids. C Sections section. Yeah,
do you people watch that? I mean I watched the
second one as that was a mistake. Don't watch that.
There's nothing beautiful or magical about it. It's all medical

(19:28):
and not cool to watch. Okay, Well, do we like
the Hillary Delf wanted a kid to watch? No, I'm
okay with him being in the room but not watching it.
I mean, I think it's important that kids know, like
what's happening and how it all works, but we don't
need to see it. And by the way, if that's

(19:48):
your parenty technique cave Man days, I'm sure they watched
everything they probably had a help. Yes, but Lunchbox, you
would want to want to watch one of your siblings
come out of your mom? I mean you're nine years old.
I mean it would probably be pretty cool see your
baby into the world. I'm grossed out. I think it's
more i've seen if you're a boy seeing them all Okay,
nine years nine years old, I don't think you think

(20:09):
of it that way though, as an adult you by now, yeah,
I think it's when I started, be honest. Have y'all
ever YouTube? No? No, no, no, no, no, I have
a block from my YouTube hasn't finished. I don't even
gonna say about YouTube. What I don't have your googled
watching older? Seen it online? All right? No, Eddie, what

(20:34):
don't said? No? No, Lunchbox has we have a video
of him watching it? And you guys lost a bet? Yeah,
I lost a bet. That's before I had a kid.
Like I said, I thought it was disgusting and I
would never do it because i'd seen a YouTube video
because I lost a bet. Okay, but after you lost
the bet? Have you ever just I'm not gonna go
watch a random woman do it, Eddie? Have you no? Not?
After I saw them do it okay. On the phone

(20:56):
right now in Alabama is Amanda. Hello, Amanda morning, what's
going on? I heard you talking about how you remove
yourself from toxic situations, and I'm in a similar situation,
and I'm just curious if you had any tips, or
if anybody had any tips. Well, sure tell me your
situation if you don't mind. My mom is pretty toxic
and it's always been her struggle with her, but since

(21:20):
having my two kids, she's become a lot worse and
I don't want them to have to deal with the
issues that I have now from her. So I'm trying
to stile it back and not have her in my
life as much. But it's really hard. It's almost like
breaking an addiction because I'm so used to her around. Yeah,
and it's your mom, you know, aside from how much
she's normally around, it's still your mom. This is what

(21:40):
I would say, and this is what I try to do,
is I try to set and state boundaries. If you
tell your mom, hey, listen, these are the boundaries I
need to set because I don't feel like it's great
between us. As long as these boundaries are in place,
we can have a happy, healthy relationship, but I don't
want a or be or see. Once you state them

(22:02):
and she knows them, and you deserve your own boundaries
for sure. You deserve that more than anything. Then she
has to abide by the rules that you are creating
for yourself and your children, or she doesn't get to
be in your life, but she gets to make that choice.
So you deserve to set, create, maintain your own boundaries.
We all do. They're very important. They're very important in

(22:23):
my life. I have them sometimes. I have Caitlin enforce
mind for me, especially when it comes to the internet,
because I'll just I just want to get in a
fistfight with somebody on Instagram. She's like, hey, what's your boundary.
You already said it, let buy it. I'm like, yeah,
you're right, all right, But I haven't with people too,
So I would encourage you to set them first, figure
out a way to diplomatically state them to your mother

(22:45):
and say, this is why it doesn't feel good for me.
As long as it doesn't happen, let's let's be a family.
It's amazing. I love you, mom, but if this does,
we've got to, you know, kind of reel it back
in just a little bit. That's what I would say,
do Amy, what do you want to tell her? I
would just say, just want to encourage you and give
you props, I guess for recognizing that maybe something does

(23:07):
need to change. And we don't know every single detail,
and you know we don't need to share that here.
But when you say toxic, like I don't know, that
could mean a multitude of things. So yeah, I would
just approach it in the appropriate manner. And if you
have other people you can seek advice from and talk to,
that be great. But yeah, boundaries are super important, and
creating that bottom line for yourself, like make a list,
like what are my bottom lines? And then when yeah,

(23:30):
if your mom does any of those X, y Z,
then yeah, you're you're being a mom. Now you're protecting
your children, and I think that's the best thing you
can do. It is important for you to create and
state both because if your mom doesn't know the boundaries
and she's breaking them, she doesn't know. So you must
create them and then you must state them, and then
you must live by it. I wish I had a
rhymer for the fe create state and mate and I

(23:52):
don't work, but I'm going to encourage you to create
some boundaries, Amanda, and then live by them, and then
everyone happier, unhealthier. Okay, Oh, yes, thank y'all. I hope listen.
You want to have that relationship with your mom for sure. Yes,
I got it. Create state, incubate. No, it doesn't. It's
like sit you sit there and let it form. I

(24:14):
was thinking to celebrate. Okay. No, if you do, you
celebrates create state when the relationship is healthier and happier.
It's what I'm talking about. I was gonna say, I
was anything here meditate. Um, I don't know, Amanda. Good
luck to you. I really hope you get this fixed
in your life. I think this is a valuable tool

(24:35):
for not only myself, Amy, you, for a lot of
our listeners. Create state and then celebrate. Yes, all right, Amanda,
thank you? Okay, bye bye. There's a voicemail we got
late last night. Hi. Um, I just heard about the
brother step sister thing. I have a friend. They were dating,

(24:56):
the eighteen and nineteen year old. We're dating, and then
the parents met each other and the parents also fell
in love, but the kids were dating first. So the
kids have been married for over forty years and the
parents ended up getting married. Also, just wanted to let
you know it does it works both ways. That's a
good call too, because they are step brother and sister.
But they just happened to me together first and didn't

(25:17):
get married first. That sounds like a movie, like they
get married into stepbrothers sister. Yeah that's cool. Yeah, that's weird.
Lunchbox also told the story while you were gone about
his friend, like we sneak to his sister's room. Yeah,
I had. Yeah, he was like sixteen, she was fourteen,
and they were step siblings, and that's when they met.
Because they were sixteen and fourteen. Parents would go to bed.

(25:38):
They he'd walked down the hall and he didn't tell
a sixteen and fourteen last time, for the record, doesn't
sound all right, What do you mean sixteen fourteen? He
was soft, But they're in a unique situation where normally
sixteen and fourteen year olds wouldn't be sleeping in the
same house at night. That yeah, but I get it.
I know there's I get it. I get it. I
don't co sign that one. Yeah, he left those they

(26:00):
at the first time I told this story, I think
it felt comfortable saying I don't think there's a big deal. Okay,
that's a good call. I mean that was just like
Tyler and Caitlin on Teen Mom. That's how their parents
got married. Oh that feels normal. You meet your parents,
meet Greig. No, that on's a little more normal. I
feel I need to like or something. After lunch. You're

(26:25):
Amy's pile of stories. So you know what Grandpa's style
is dressing up like Grandpa, Well, it's definitely in right
now and a lot of people in their twenties they're
wearing unique vintage clothes, random colors and everything else you
might see on a senior citizen with a strong fashion sense.
I do that, but I'm colorblind. Like sometimes, Kayla, what

(26:47):
are you wearing? Like what she goes? You can't all
that together is not gonna work. It's not gonna work.
And I'm like, what's wrong with it? It's red and
red and she goes it. But yeah, but it does
work because now I can just say, yes, it is
a grand postyle. Yeah. One fashion expert says Grandpa's style
is so appealing because quote, it looks so effortless and fresh,
because it's such a different view of style and fashion. Well,

(27:09):
it's like it is what it is. I have Grandpa's style.
That's right, all right? What else? Well, scientists say that
we may be able to find aliens by twenty twenty
six thanks to a new telescope that can detect potential
signatures of life on other planets. Now NASA is sending
up James Webb. That's the name of a space telescope,
and it's launching James. I gotta go right. In the article,

(27:33):
they keep talking about how James Webb will orbit the
Sun rather than the Earth and it's gonna take pictures
of this and da da da da, And I'm like, oh, yeah,
James Webb is a telescope, not a person. But they
do expect to be able to see if there's signs
of life on other planets. You miss the conversation we
had Vegas. Change the odds that will we find life

(27:53):
this year on year? What are the odds? It got
significantly better? Look it's twenty to one, yeah right, yeah,
for it was like one hundred to one, and none
of that. Because the Pentagon's also putting out these papers
going okay, those things that pyramid you saw flying over
this guy, we don't know what that is. It wasn't
something from us, some secret like we don't know, we'll

(28:13):
admit it right now. Wow. And not only that, I
then made the comparison, you have these tribes in like
South America Africa that they have they have no exposure
to outside life, right right, So they don't even know
that we exist, except for maybe one or two of
them that have heard stories are seen. But most people
in that tribe have no idea of outside life, right,
I said, how come we can't be that tribe on earth?

(28:34):
Maybe we just don't know because we've been so in
our own little shell and there's maybe a couple people
that to know, but they won't tell us. But how
do we know we're not that tribe? Yeah, we don't
mind blown the whole thing. That's stuff we did while
you were gone. All right, what else? So? I guess
concert season kind of picking back up, and maybe some
people have forgotten how to act at concerts or in public.

(28:56):
And during a recent performance, park from McCollum saw some
guy in the crowd throw a drink out a woman,
and Parker straight up stopped the show, pointed at the
guy and had him kicked out of the place, and
then the crowd cheered, here's the club. You don't know
he never ever pour anything on a woman or touch
a woman. First of all, I like that guy. Man.

(29:18):
I feel like Parker could have walked up up his
butt anyway. Yeah, for sure, he had songs the same.
Didn't y'all have somebody fight your show or something you
were at a festival opening for either Tim mcgawl, I've
shot down a show before Frontier Days, remember that, A
couple of them. Yeah, yeah, I think that same show,
someone passed passed out and they were like, they're dead.
They so we stopped the show for a second, and

(29:39):
then there was a fight after that. We had. We've
had all kinds of stuff. One time, somebody yelled while
I was doing stand up, I'm gonna shoot Joe. Why.
I didn't know who it was too, so I stop
to help telling the jokes, and it turns out of
the fight in the theater crowd. It was in Massachusetts,
And I was also afraid because if you don't if
you go up and you're an act and I'm being

(30:00):
to do a sixty minute stand upset and I leave
the stage, I don't get paid. And even then there
was a I'm gonna shoot you. I just sat down
ro low on the stage and didn't get off the stage.
You like. I was like, okay, I get paid. They
shut the show down for a while, cops game. It
was the whole thing. Wow. Yeah, I wrote about my
second book. It was a crazy show. I was scared
to death, but I was not walking off that day. Hey,
Bob's got pay his bills. That's right. And the book
is called fail until you Don't on Amazon. No, thanks

(30:22):
for that block, They're welcome, all right. That yeah, I'm Amy.
That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news with Amy. So we love
our veterans, and we love people who actually dedicate their
lives to helping our vets. And that's why I want

(30:42):
to shout out to a woman in Pennsylvania named Christy Lucas.
She spent seventeen years in education, and she thought, you
know what, I'm I've been an educator, but now my
heart is telling me to go serve veterans. So she
launched a charity called Roots for Boots, and she does
things like hold food drives for veterans that are hungry.
She helps build ramps for disabled vets in their house,

(31:04):
even provides them with wheelchairs. And then the cool part
two is she connects veterans with other veterans in the
community because that way they can relate to each other
and not feel alone. You have since community. Yeah, roots
for boots. That's great. What's her name, Christie Lucas. Shout out,
Christie Lucaz. That's what it's all about, right there, that
was tell me something good. Hey, really glad you guys

(31:26):
are hanging out with us. We appreciate it. You could
be listening to ten million things, but you're here. We're
just so grateful. So thank you for being a part
of the team. Let's go over and get Amy's morning. Corny, Morning, Corny.
What do you call a girl standing in the middle
of a tennis court? What do you call a girl
standing in the middle of a tennis court? Annette? Annette,

(31:53):
that was the morning corny. Do you remember us talking
about lunchboxes new TikTok lane. Yes, he eats food out
of trash or heats yes, or food that he finds
on the floor. Yes, he finds food needs to Yes.
So it's this new thing on TikTok And so the
last two videos that you've done, we said you were
a little soft. Yeah, he said I was soft because
I did them here from the station. I'd walk through

(32:15):
the rooms and find the trash cans here. I need
to go outside the building, is what Bobby said. Step
up my game. But also, we didn't tell you to
do this. We didn't make you do it. You didn't
make me. But you said if you wanted more views, yeah,
people would watch that. And you have you got more views.
I've got more views, but I don't have very many followers.
What radio Lunchbox on TikTok is struggling over there. Here's
Lunchbox at the Predators hockey game NHL. And what did

(32:40):
you find? I found some minem's where on the ground. Hey,
if my new thing and my new thing gotta find food.
You never day She was like a green eminem delicious?
Why would you waste that? I'm watching him go under

(33:01):
seats and pick up him, in him and eating him. Yeah,
and just to I get for a lot of people
and were still in the middle of a pandemic. But
Lunchbox is vaccinated. I am double vaxxed, so like he
can eat after I think you'd be single vaxx this
with two shots, right, you're vaccinated. Yeah, double vacs will
be if you got them at the fighter. So Lunchbox

(33:21):
sent me this note. He said, why does this person
deserve it more than me? What do you think it
is some kind of money? I don't know. Yes, it's
obviously money. His name is Thomas from Lando Lakes. When
the March twenty seventh drawing of two hundred and thirty
five million dollars, he is the state's youngest jackpot winner. Wow,
twenty three years old. He's twenty three years old. Now

(33:44):
he's set like he's twenty three, and he's good. Rest
of his life, good to go, do whatever he wants.
He could just sit on the beach all day forever.
You know, I truly believe that God gives people these money,
this money because they think because God thinks they can
handle it. I really think that if you were able

(34:04):
to handle all this money, you would have it. But
I don't think you can handle it. Just the way
you come on here and talk about how crazy you
would be with all your money, I don't think it's
meant for you, Eddie. I mean, come on, by that
logic there's plenty of people that have money. But do
think God push the wrong button? Yeah, I mean to

(34:25):
the wrong Thomas, or somebody's twenty three years old, I
mean just chilling. Probably bought a lottery ticket on a whim,
you know what I mean. And now he doesn't have
to work another day in his life. Like, why does
he deserve it at twenty three and I can't get
it at thirty nine. I don't think the lottery's about deserving.
But it took out one time lump, some payment of
one hundred and sixty million dollars anything, lunchbox. That should
just give you a hope that tomorrow he could win.

(34:48):
You could win, Yeah, you know, because this guy didn't
win until the day one. Yeah, if you never heard
of a winner lunchbox, there would be no hope. He
said he plans to pursue a higher education, a higher
education called money. You opened my own university, whatever, give
myself a doctorate. Oh, open my own university, give myself

(35:09):
a doctor. What I'm saying about, what do you do
with his money? He's not ready for it. Yeah, did
your dad pay for your wedding? Yes? Did you have
a fund set up ahead of time? I don't really know,
but I mean definitely was paid for. I mean I
have an older sister and he helped pay for hers too,
So I mean our weddings weren't super extravagant and very expensive.

(35:31):
And I get that that's relative, but really it wasn't.
So maybe he was just able to kind of pay
for it as we went this dad had set up
a fund for his daughter, about thirty five thousand dollars
he had saved up over the years. I guess the
last seven or eight years. He'd really put in a
bunch of money, going, hey, I don't want to get
with that one time bill. Yeah, so I'm gonna slowly
save and when it's wedding time it's easier like a
college fund. Yeah. So she gets engaged, but then she elopes.

(35:55):
Oh so what does she get to do with the money?
That's the point. She doesn't get the money? Yeah she does. No. No,
he went on a vacation. Oh no, I was like
the wed Oh wow, I'm shocked. I feel like he
would be like, hey, here's a here's this, here's some
money to pay for your trip where you're loped. And
then also, here's a down payment for a house. No,

(36:17):
it went to, oh, you didn't have a wedding, and
that's what we say for I'm going on a really
fancy vacation. That's fine. And I don't know that he
spent all of it. All I know is that he
went and had a time. Wow. Good for him, good
for him or no, I mean good for him, But
I'm shocked that's how it played out. Like if I
was the daughter, I'd be like, oh, dang, that was
for my wedding. So I wonder if he can give

(36:37):
me a little piece of that for life. The guy's
ex wife called him selfish. Oh I don't think so,
But ex wife, what do you think? What do we think?
I listen, I think it's his money. He said it
for a wedding. She didn't have a wedding. He should
be able to do with what he wants. You. I mean,
I think you probably could give her a little sum

(36:58):
something out of that. But now she's got a husband,
well and she may have her own money. Yeah, it
doesn't matter about that. But he was saving it to
literally pay for wood and music all stuff. That just
kind of is a memory when he could be like,
you know what, here's what I think if it was me,
I would maybe do a little sum sum for myself

(37:20):
because it's my money and I saved it, and we
never had the big party wedding thing, and then I
would give my child something to put towards their future.
And I don't know that he's not doing that. But
he went on a vacations, a little bit vacation Eddie. Well,
you know, we have a friend of ours who he
got married. But the dad before the wife's dad before

(37:40):
they got married, said look, I saved fifty thousand dollars
for you guys for your wedding. I advise you guys
just to go to the courthouse and get married and
keep the fifty thousand and have go into your marriage
with money. I'm shocked, we know somebody today, Yeah yeah, yeah,
I'm shocked that they didn't that the dad didn't say,
you know what, here you got you eloped, here's the money,

(38:01):
jump start your wedding, start your marriage, and on the
plus with money, lunchbox, No, listen, it's called a wedding fund.
He wanted to have a party to show off, give
his daughter away. Let everybody party have a good time.
If you didn't want to partake in that party. He's
going to go party on his own and go on vacation.
Absolutely did the right thing. It's not a let me
buy you a house fund. It was let me give
you a wedding fund. What if he sets up a

(38:23):
college fund? There we go and then then like I
want to go college. Does he just give him the
money and be like, hey, go have That's right, it
can be different. I'm saying it's very different. I agree
that's different. How that's the same money setting him up
for life? You know what I mean? You know, start
out your career with money in your pocket. Like if
my dad would have given me money for college, I
wouldn't have gone to college, bought a tour of us

(38:44):
and like gone on starting my own band and wasted
the money, big waste. I mean, I didn't have a
buddy that his dad paid for college and he would
just sign up for classes and then drop the classes
and then in the year then he had to move home.
We all Emits a funny story, though, yes funny. I
don't know that he kept all the money. By the
one you may kept five grand up for vacation. Well,

(39:05):
this girl named Joy Chapman broke the Guinness record for
the lowest note by a female. Amy, do the lowest
note you can do? M No like a cow. No,
that was my note though pretty low. It just sounds
like a cow. But that's me going low? How else
can you not go? Move while you're doing it? Morgan,

(39:28):
do your lowest note. I feel like that's how I
was in Okay, Dope, Doe Ray Dope. Here here's the
actual Guinness Record clip from Joy Chapman hitting the lowest

(39:49):
note ever. La La la la la la la la
la Lord Lord Lord Lord. Hey that that boat boat motor.

(40:19):
It's sounding good. It is sounding good. Okay, so she's
going so she's saying a long It also sounds like
when you were a kid, you'd go I can't even
do that though, Okay. Back in August, we talked to
Tim Simmons, who holds the Guinness record for lowest mail note.
Here's him hitting the lowest note as a dude the Loansome.

(40:52):
I don't think that required backup singers, let me be honest.
He was on our show talking about his voice getting
lower the older he gets. I didn't really go through
that adolescent voice, changing face. It was always kind of low,
just progressively got lower the older I get. So that
school thing about bass voices is they typically get lower

(41:15):
the older you get. So even talks like that, it's
like the Bachelor. I'll just goes have vocal fried like,
but there's lower. It's time for the good news. Wayne
woke up and it was his eighty first birthdays. Like,
let's go down the river getting the canoe. So he

(41:36):
calls up his buddy, seventy eight year old friend from
the Navy, said, Hey, meet me at the river. We're
going canoeing. Gonna go in an our canoe ride. Leave
their cell phones in the car. No problem getting the canoe.
Old problem. Tide going a little faster than they thought,
flips them out of the canoe. There goes the paddles.
They get back in the canoe, it's full of water.
They don't have anything to get the water out. So
Wayne has to use this prosthetic leg dump all the

(41:58):
water out. Wow, wow with his leg. Yes, how's he
doing that? He took his prosthetic leg off. Yeah, and
it's hollow inside and he scoops it like a cup,
dumps the water out. Wow. But then they have no
way to paddle. They're just stranded. Here's the leg way. Ye,
they're only supposed to be gone for an hour. They're missing.
Twenty eight hours later, they're found by rescuers. Twenty eight

(42:19):
hours yea. At first I thought they're a little too
old to be canoeing by them. No. No, they were
just wearing fingernail polished. Two years old. It was his
eighty first birthday and he called his seventy eight year
old friends, said let's go canoe. And they thought they
were gonna be gone for an hour. Twenty eight hours later,
they were rescued off the river. Look, they're older. They're older,
and one of them has only one leg. That's okay,

(42:41):
that's your jacket. Okay, listen. Also the guys good for
but amazing. Yes, twenty eight hours they were just stranded,
showing in the boat, and he said, he told the paramedics, man,
there's the best birthday present I've ever gotten to seeing
you guys. Oh man, did they have any snacks? I

(43:03):
don't think so. They're only gonna be gone an hour snack.
You're like Caitlin, we're going to play golf, She goes,
I care way less about what equipment I need and
way more about the snacks in the golf cart. Yeah,
I mean there, This is like a little golden rule.
If you're going canoeing, takes snacks, would you never know
what's gonna happen? Wept out though, Yeah, they've been gone
when the canoe flipped. Oh yeah, checks mix was long gone. Baby,
But I'm in your pocket. All right. That's that's awesome.

(43:24):
Shout out. Do you know what? Shout to those two
old guys too, Yeah, people that save them keep living. Yeah,
and their veterans, So shout out. All right, there you go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Thank you guys for hanging out. Call us eight seven
seven seventy seven, Bobby. That's phone number eight seven seven
seventy seven, Bobby. Here are your top three songs in

(43:47):
country music this week. Let's go number three, Tanil arts
somebody like That. At number two, Jake Owen made for You,

(44:11):
Say for You, Yeah for You, And the number one
song this week is from Gabby Barrett The Good Ones.
He's one of the good Ones. Number. I often sing

(44:37):
this song to Kaitlin and I sing it like this.
He's one of the good ones and he is me
poet of myself. Yeah, yeah, singing it about yourself. Yeah,
I'm one of the good ones who top forty. Number
one song is from Tate McCrae. You broke me first,
you wrote me. You guys know that one verdict the Kids,

(45:00):
and then number one alternative song is the Imagine Dragons
follow you wherever you follow. People hate on Imagine Dragons,
but I love them. Yeah, they're good, and I don't
know what they look like. I'd be like, they're amazing.
Why what do they look? Well? People don't like them
because the guy's like big muscular and Jim Shorts. Yeah no,

(45:23):
he played an I Heart Festival and it looked like
he was about to go do an iron Man. Yeah.
People are like, if you didn't know what they look like,
you wouldn't hate him. You just like their music. Yeah,
I have no problem with that. Don't like it. It's
like people fake hate on and Eddie's victim of falling
for this too, of nickel Back and Creed. What do
you mean you fake hate on him? You don't hate him? No, no, no,
I do hate them. You don't like I one hate

(45:44):
him because I don't like their music. I think they're
word but yeah, I don't want to hate him personally.
I don't know him. I was somewhere for a launch
a few days ago, maybe a week ago, and I
hear never made it. As a wise man, I'll never
and I heard over the top of the speakers, and
I just look around the room as a little scientific experience,
see what people are doing. Half the people are singing
along under They're like, this is hell. You behind me?

(46:05):
Did you see the other half in the bathroom throwing up?
And then Creed. I may I loved Creed back in
the day. That doesn't make me not like them now.
I think Creeds it was a fantastic band for that time.
But that's music. People love some music, people hate some
other music. I don't like Creed. You liked them then? No? Never? Whatever?
And I was looking at Instagram and Brad the lead

(46:26):
singer of Three Doors Down, who I would consider myself
friendly with, he had Scott Staff in a picture with him,
and I was like, well, that's interesting. I wonder what's up.
They were a baseball game together with their kids. Scott
Stapp lives in Nashville. Lead singer Creed, he lives here.
Come over the house and do like a long interview. Okay,
you know he's not invited, Eddiewhore. I was gonna. I

(46:47):
was thinking, you're gonna bring into the studio and be like,
would be awkward. What's the best Creed song? Though? Is
it with ms Wade open the Higher one? Can You
Take Me Higher? Yeah? Wow, that's yeah, that's good. But
I still think it's Lodges today, the news today. It

(47:09):
seems my life it's going to change. Silly. That's a jam.
They had a bunch of songs. Anyway. I love Creed
and Nickelback. It reminds me of better times. Let's go
over and better times. Yeah, people were so pretentious about music.
You just like good song. They were then two no,

(47:30):
no no. I went to a Creed concert Little Rock, Arkansas,
twenty three thousand people packed to the gills and we
all sing we just heard. I don't even know if
he's still playing that music, but I let him come
on on this show. Oh boy, Yeah, Creed was awesome.
I need to go to the bathroom for that. You

(47:52):
add so cool finger nails and your flat bill cap.
What it was a gift? You're a you're forty two
years old. Yes, I am proud of it. That's a
I like that. I like that. Let's do the news
Bobby's story. Well, Apple had a big rebel yesterday. They
gave the world a look at the long awaited air tags.

(48:14):
So air tags small circular attaches to items like keys
or wallet, so you never lose them. That's cool. You
find them. Users pair air tags with you find my
app and contract the item if it's lost. So it
looks like a penny size and you just put it
on or put it in, and it gives step by
step directions to locate the tag that's on the missing product.

(48:37):
They say, though, and they were they were extremely loud
about this. It's not we're putting on people. But I
would putting on my dog's collar. Why would you not?
Is that what you would use it for the dog.
I'd get like eight of them. I put one on
all your cars, just a case, and then but I
would really have would put one on a wallet, my wallet.

(48:58):
Maybe I'd put it on my favorite small comedy guitar,
just in case somebody never stole it, because I really
love it. And then I would put it on maybe
my keys, on my phone and you say phone, then
you can't find it. I get them a laptop and
find it nice. How about the remote the remote control.
I can never find my remote control. I don't know
that's because I have four kids or what, but it's
always lost. What Eddie I put it on? Whatever you lose,

(49:20):
that's my point. Okay, buddy, thank you sir. More news
bobbies straight. The Mega Millions jackpots creeping up. If you
like to dream big, here's your chance. There was no
big winner in the Mega Millions last night, so it
bumps up to two hundred and seventy seven million dollars.
That puts the cash option in over one hundred and

(49:42):
eighty nine million dollars. So no one's won the grand
prize since mid February. Your next chance to strike it
rich Friday at eleven pm Eastern time. Yeah. About until
an hour before then to get a ticket. So there
you go. I assuming lunch bark, I'll be playing. I'll
be rich by Saturday morning. I'm gonna be filthy rich.
And I wait, let me ask you a question. Amy,

(50:02):
A little morbid, but if you had to choose a
way to go by one of the penalty, what would
you choose? Lethal injection, gash chain, the gas chamber, electric chair. Oh,
lethal injection. Well, Zane Michael Floyd was convicted of killing
people in two thousand and he was going to get

(50:23):
lethal injection, but now he wants firing squad. Oh no,
and this is he says, it's the most humane way.
This is the news story because he's like out rather
half firing squad because they're doing that now. Oh yes,
well one Mississippi, Oklahoma, and only three states allow capital
punching my gun fire Mississippi, Oklahoma and Utah and Nevada.
It's lethal injection. But he's like, no, I want it

(50:43):
the other way. Oh man, A tough choice after make
Oh if I never have to make it, be honest,
you'd be good. I feel like bringing that question up
about half through that was like, what's you want to
brod this up? I don't like how it makes me feel.
I'm a tummy. Yeah, I felt uncomfortable answering. All right,
that's the news. Thank you. Bobby's story. All right, This

(51:04):
teacher was it with a ten percent reduction in salary
for three months because he was taking swigs of booze
during class. Oh man, No, don't want you to think
that's not a lot. I mean that penalty. I mean, well,
I mean, I'm just going to take a step back,
and that's actually a fireball of him right right, And

(51:24):
there's no by the way, teachers, you know of the
Clark drink up baby, he was on right responsibly. Yeah,
but when you're doing in front of your class, that's
that's the problem. A teacher has been hit with a
ten percent reduction in salary for three months after admitted
to taking Swiggs a booze during class time. The incident
occurred on two occasions, with the teacher drinking at twelve
ounce can with twelve percent alcohol from the classroom during

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class on February twenty second, then to get on February
twenty sixth while the students were working on individual tasks
oh Man. When questioned by fellow staff, the teacher admitted
to drinking alcohol in class, expressing remorse and saying he
drank it on impulse. He probably has he that's I mean,
I would say he's an alcoholic. It just seems like

(52:06):
this punishment doesn't fit the crime in the in the
opposite way, like it's not another right, Yeah, maybe he's
a good teacher too, Like I don't want to lose
mister Jim, we'll take away you get with him and
then maybe they need to hopefully someone can encourage him
to get some proper help. Yeah, geus, all right, let's

(52:28):
grab some calls. You guys have been awesome and been
hanging out. Let's go to Kyle, who is waiting in
North Carolina. Kyle, what's happening with you? Hey? Well, what's
up man? You guys were talking earlier about witnessing childbirth. Yeah,
and I did a little more than that. I was
actually able to scrub up and deliver my baby in

(52:49):
the hospital. You caught the baby as it came out.
I pulled the entire baby out from head to sow
to cutting the umbilical cord and then putting the baby
one would you recommend h Yeah, people might be grossed
out by it, but you are so high on your
adrenaline that you don't even realize kind of what's going on.

(53:11):
You know, the doctor's kind of giving you instructions on
what to do, but turn out of them would recommend
doing that? Well, Lunchbox is talking about it earlier because
we were talking about Hilary Duff and she was trying
to let her kid watch her give birth to the
kids sibling, and Lunchbox is like, I don't want to
do it either, but I was in there and I
saw it, and you should do it. It was the
first time I ever thought, well, if Lunchbox did it

(53:31):
and said it was cool, maybe it will be cool.
I appreciate that called though, Kyle, thank you. All right,
have a good day, Bud. Let's go over and talk
to Carrie and Louisiana, who called, Hey, Carrie, what's going on? Hey,
morning studio morning. I'm calling. I have a little bit
of a bone to pick with Amy. First of all,

(53:53):
I mean very sorry for your loss. But do you
remember when you told us about the emergency buttons on
the iPhone? Yes, So I decided to do that to
my phone and I programmed it, and I programmed it
for my my boyfriend and my dad to be my
emergency contact. Well, last weekend, we had friends over and

(54:13):
I wasn't paying attention. I put my phone upside down
in one of those folding chair cup holders. Well, the
phone ended up doing it itself and calling nine one one,
and I didn't realize it until I looked down at
my phone and I saw that the Sheriff's office was
calling my phone bat and I tried to into the
phone and I missed it. So I looked and I

(54:34):
saw that it called nine one one. It had spent
out text messages, and I was like, oh no, what
do I do? And the lake and ran yeah. I
was like ah, And of course, you know, we had
had a couple of truleis at this point, so I
was like, oh, I can't have the show up. So
I called the Sheriff's office back and I was like,

(54:55):
I'm really sorry. My phone did it on its phone
and I really I didn't mean too. I'm not in trouble,
and we're just like okay, And that was that. I
was like, oh uh, all right, I guess you're not
gonna send anybody out, but all right, you'd hope they've
already been there, right, they would be like okay, are
you sure? But then yeah, true. Also, your emergency contacts
got a text message. Were they worried about you? Well?

(55:18):
So yeah. So my boyfriend was right there with me
and he was just like, your phone just texted me.
I was like, oh okay, And then, um, what's funny
is my dad lives on the East coast of in Massachusetts.
So she didn't get the text message until the morning,
and my sister ended up calling me and she was like, um,
are you okay. I was like, yeah, I'm fine because
I had forgot that it sent a text to my dad.

(55:40):
She was like, well, your phone send a text with
your location. I was like, oh yeah. I was like no, no, no,
I'm fine, don't worry. And she was like, oh, well,
I guess it's a good thing you weren't relying on dad. Well.
That's what we learned here, though, is that it works. Works. Yeah, right,
it works. I'm surprised that they weren't there already. They're
making nine calls. Hey, we're just checking up again. That's

(56:00):
a three voicemails last hour. Are you sure you're not
being held hostage? Yeah, but I mean I guess that's
going to depend on each city or wherever you are
the local police department. But yes, I mean I actually
am like, yeah, okay, cool, this is this is something
that works, all right. One other caller, real quick, Thomas
in South Carolina. You're on the phone, Thomas, what's going on?
My friend? How y'all doing pretty good? Man? What do

(56:23):
you want to say? Well? First, good morning, studio about
that morning. Well that was confusing, weird good morning. Yeah
yeah yeah. So to listen, we gotta call Eddie out here.
I want to see Eddie call Creed and these other
bands that he hates them. Yeah, this is this is
such a positive show. And you got your right hand

(56:44):
man coming out and saying he hates Creed and the
other one Nickelback, Right, the other one is uncharacteristic of
you as a person. End of the show. But they're
both awesome, right, But I mean, it's music, it's art.
You're allowed to like it or dislike. But why would
you hate well, I mean, it just do. It doesn't
have to affect you. I think I don't really hate

(57:05):
the band, but the fact that people that's the argument,
you know, Like, do people hate Nickelback? People hate her?
I'm gonna use that word because that's the word that's
out there already. I don't like the music. Listen to this,
ladies and gentlemen on Rock one hundred. It's Creeds the

(57:25):
news today. Don't be a hater, dude. Why can't you
just sing it normals? That's how he seems like, why
can't you talk normal? Oh god, wow, I'm not making
myself talk like that. Good. Let me listen to a
little videos. The cheers streamed down my face open under yes,

(57:55):
lunchbox absolutely ray, Oh yeah, Scoop is Steve from Orlando, Florida.
We live and breathe and eat Creed. Well that's a
lot that. Yeah, Creed's amazing. Yeah they are, Scott Stab.
If you're listen to this, come into this show. Oh please, yes, yes,

(58:16):
I can tell you off air. But we were playing
something in July last year and it fell with staff
from Creed. Yeah, so I was in a surprise. He
was one of my surprised guests to have him come
in because I know you like that music. Um, and
so he was down to come in, but they wanted
us to pay for his musicians travel, which was fifteen
hundred bucks from Detroit, and I didn't have the money
to pay for it. Give Crab but bring a singer
him sing come up, you just come talk a little bit.

(58:37):
I'll sing to him maybe I can't do it himself, though,
I'll be like fire up that in his face when
he gets and he said maybe he can't. That's what
Stevens say. He needed a He's particular about his musicians
to play with him. He sings by himself. He wanted
a particular guitarist to come with him and play. Get
a karaokee track on Scott stab At ways too good

(58:59):
for some karaoke I started hating non enough. But if
you want them just to talk, I hate can come
in and do that easily. Uh we Amy, Well, you
don't know we were going. We made our amount rushmore
of artists we're trying to book on this show. Okay
it was post Malone. Okay, that'd be awesome. Whole Coogan Okay,
seems doable. You would think he's avoiding us. Um Tina Turner.

(59:22):
Who's the other one? Now there's one more. There's one
more of the girl. Girl. Now there was a girl
that you wanted on here? Wasn't it the girl? Because
mount Rushmo? Okay? Vanessa Carlton, Vanessa. Those are the four
people were trying to get on the show. And then
the next one that gets knocked off that that we'll
put scotstap on for Vanessa Carlton. Yeah, no, not knock
if once one comes in we changed okay, yeah, all right,

(59:45):
there you go back in a step. What we're stupid?
Back in a second, it's time to play another round
of the Bobby Feud. That's right, friends, Eddie has one
two in a row, and he's first up this week.
Come on. They asked two thousand adults, what is something
in your home that you only use once? Something in

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your home you only use once? Now, if you get
the number one answer, you just get one point. All
the way down there are ten answers on the board. Eddie,
I'm gonna go with toilet paper bones. Show me toilet
paper wow, number two answer two points? Ready, you only
use once and then you just throw it hard. It's

(01:00:29):
really hard. Okay, all right, let's go with paper towels.
Show me paper towels. Number one answer tissues or paper towels.
Now I'm in trouble. Let's go with toothpaste. You know
what I'm saying. You put it on your toothbrush, do
you brush your teeth? And then that's it. You don't

(01:00:50):
use that again. Just keep squeezing and you you're gonna
find a loophole in that. There's no loophole. Yeah, Like
am I toothpaste? I use that? I probably use the
bottle for a long time. Well, be like saying food,
you only chew and swallow that one part of it.
That's not a bad one. Okay, show me toothpaste. They
as two thousand adults. What's something in your home you

(01:01:11):
could use only once? Amy? We have tissues off the
board at number one and toilet paper wipes off the
board at number two. What do you have paper plate?
Show me paper plate? Amy? I thought it was a
good answer, Thank you. I was like Dan, that was
a good rue. Didn't think about that lunchbox. What do

(01:01:32):
you got here? Well, it's something I don't drink, but
my wife does and she only uses it once. She
puts it into the machine and then she throws it away.
And it's a coffee filter. A coffee show me coffee filter.
I'm gonna it's a tough one. If Betty misses. This
is the quickest round ever you do, win Man. We'll

(01:01:52):
do one speed round after this. Go ahead, let's go bones.
Within your refrigerator, you have a soda can. Once you
pop that, you drink it, and then you got throw away.
Show my Solda can I can? That's something that own
speed around? You get five seconds. The question is asked
two thousand adults, what's something in your home? That you

(01:02:13):
only use once. There are eight answers on the board. Ayban,
I've thought of that too, but I didn't know if
I could say it. How do you know what I
just thought? Your answer? Okay, I don't know if I'm
allowed to say it. You can't say it? Why can't
you say it? What is it? Do not say? Write
it down? It? Probably it's not bad. It's not the
same thing I thought, But I didn't know if I
could say not bad talking about say it? Okay? Um? Um?

(01:02:39):
Can I say contraceptive? Sure? Okay, contraceptive? Show me show
me that? Man, Yes, it's on number ten? Is protection? Okay?
Only one? That's enough? Eddie back in my day? Oh,
I go one? Go ahead, Amy, you're winning now wow,

(01:03:03):
because I wasn't gonna say that. Um okay? What else?
Something else? Oh, you're like, I can't say that. Feminine products?
Show me feminine products number six? I'm getting warm? No, okay. Now,
it's like all like personal hygiene type things, um that

(01:03:27):
are ipposable? So we got they as two thousand adults.
What's something in your home? You use only one so far?
You guys have tissues, toilet paper, tampa and a protection yeah,
still six answers on the board. Okay, this is going
to be kind of brand specific ahead, I don't know,
like that swipper sweeper thinging sweeper thing, sweeping lunchbox? Q tip?

(01:03:52):
Oh good one, that's it. Show me a coot tip?
Oh do they call it a cotton tom eddie? If
you don't hit this wins. Yeah, I got it though.
Go let's go with floss. You use floss and you
throw it away jeemy floss? Yeah, toothpick, but by that

(01:04:12):
logic quite honestly, toothpick, Thank you, Amy. Okay whatever toothpick,
that's toothpicks. Yeah? Yeah, well then there you go. Okay,
next up, let's go with plastic wear. Last what shaemy?
Plastic wear? All right? Quick around the room? Five seconds
you go? Amy, um light mob light mob much botch

(01:04:39):
to keep the getting going. Oh yeah, I'd like to
playing for once band aid? Oh good one, Joemy band aid.
I'm on the board. How much was that one worth?
Three point? But the game is still open? Back up? Yeah,
here we go. Are you ready? Yeah? Ah, pregnancy test
what oh night? You could only use it once you

(01:05:01):
be on it and that's it because Amy, I mean
Amy made me think about it. What she said, you're
not convincing me. It's either on this list. Amy convinced
me of that when she did the feminine products. I
was like, oh, that's another thing. I hear you. You're
yelling at me trying to I'm just trying to convince
that list of make it appear pregnancy test, Show me
pregnancy tests. WHOA, that's worth eight points? Ye, lunch box

(01:05:24):
is now in firing range. Here, oh, here we go?
What is else? Is something you're us on the board?
Are five, seven and nine? Just three answers left? They
asked two thousand adults, what's something you use once in
your home? Trash bag? Dang trash bag? Dang, that's a
bull's eye. WHOA, that's it, show me trash bag? Wow, lunchbops.

(01:05:48):
That was phenomenal, Eddie, all right, bones for the win.
I got this one. I don't know if it's for
the win. You're down like nine points. It just sounded good.
Let's go dryer sheets. Good one, put that in the dryers.
But sometimes I reuse this show show me dryer sheets?
All right? Back speed around Amy, go um at home tests?

(01:06:13):
What what's happening to feeling that too right, you got
you need this to win? I need it, I need it,
I need it. Clorox wipes. Show Eddie if you missed
this the game over? I got it. Diapers? Show me diapers?

(01:06:36):
Yeah for seven points? Dumb Now I'm in trouble, so dumpe.
There are two answers on the board. Um Eddie, you're
down two points. If you get either one of these,
you win. Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, think Eddie,

(01:06:59):
think I don't understand one of these. That an answer.
I just don't understand, do you, mikel I just look
at once and thrown away. Oh I do get it now, yep,
I get it? Certain? Got it? Oh? I know? Certain underwear.
It's up to you. What No, they ask two thousand adults,

(01:07:19):
what's something in your home you can use only once?
What do you have underwear? Okay? Said? Hey, you soil
those trash? Can you guys? I don't know what happened
there in your home? Show me underwear? Soiled underwear? Now? Okay,
hold on? Is it a battery? Speed around battery? Show
me battery lunch box? You need to win? I know,

(01:07:44):
I know, and I'm trying to think of what it
could be and the only thing it could be is
an envelope. An envelope, you mail something, you open it,
you got to throw it away because that's only got
one use. That's so stupid, Eddie for the wind, stupid
win or lose. This is the last one who's gonna
win if I lose, if I don't get it, Amy, Oh,

(01:08:06):
come on, damn. They asked two thousand adults with something
in your home, you only use once, Bobby feud. It
all comes down to this answer. Use what he saying.
He said, I said, dang, no, you did not. Go ahead.
It's Eddie after dark. Today's haying no one, knuckle back
and creez is the D word. Hard. Go ahead. Let's
go with aluminum foil for the win, for the w

(01:08:30):
I N and for three in a row. That's for
the wind, block bag, show blocked bag, Amy, change it, No,
it's probably foil. Show me a luminum Here are your
other answers on the board. Matches at number five, Yeah,
and at number nine, what confused me? But Mike d

(01:08:53):
kind of show me why this is a big one.
A mask like a like a COVID mask, not the
not the cloth kinder like the blue one that everybody has. Yeah,
you too, Amy is our winter, the big winner in
the field. What do you want to say to all

(01:09:17):
your your listeners out there? They're rooting you on. Um,
I trying. I can't say what. I can't say what.
I I don't know what. He Amy, I got a
couple of drink this morning. We'll see you next time.
Everybody on the bobby down. Sorry to day. This story

(01:09:39):
comes to us from New York. A man broke into
a frozen yogurt shop. And you think, oh, he went
in there for the cash register of the safe, you
know something. Nope, all he did was steal the toppings. Wow,
literally only took the toppings. Surprised he didn't take more,
just because he was there. If he's gonna get caught,
he's gonna get in trouble anyway. He didn't even take

(01:10:00):
frozen yogurt. He literally took the topping when he was
so messed up he thought that was the money. I mean,
the toppings are pretty delicious. I get it. You're not
telling me toppings aren't awesome. All that work and all
you get the toppings. Okay, I'm lunchboxed. That's your bone
head story of the day. Do you think you're getting
little obsessed with the bird feeders? Well, I mean, what's
what do you call obsessed? Well, we talked about it yesterday,

(01:10:22):
and then we're here and you're saying you may get
another new bird feeder because it's got fancier contraptions. Yeah. Well,
I mean, I'm just really into it. And I want
to be able to identify my visitors because they're territorial,
so I'm getting the same ones coming back. But the
problem is they look so much alike. I can't tell
who it is, and I would like to assign names

(01:10:42):
to them. So if I have a video or photo
way to like really take pictures that give me detail,
then I'll know who's visiting. There's already one that I
know for sure who it is. That one. Yeah, his
name's Happy, but I've named Happy. I think listen, I
think this is great. I am someone who gets obsessed
with things and really goes down the trail. A video
bird feeder or do you watch it back on your phone? Yeah,

(01:11:04):
it a door to an app. Yes, it's like a
ring cam, but for your bird feeder. Do you think
you'll start taking vacations to go look at birds? Maybe
I was on a hike on this trail and they
had a bird map, like a yeah, it was this
really great chart that had all the birds, and I
was so thankful whoever put that up. I was like,

(01:11:25):
this is amazing. I took a picture of it, took
it with me, and then on my walk I would
see different birds and I'd zoom it on my phone
and I tried to identify. I mean, yes, I guess
so I probably could see myself visiting different parks around
the country. Well, you, I just want to play this
before we going on. I don't care. I'm into it.

(01:11:46):
They make me happy. That's why I name. That's all right,
that's all the matters. Good for you. Wait next night.
Listen how much cost with the camera? Oh? I think
it will. The one I found is like a prototype
and you can pre order, but it's like over one
hundred dollars, Like yikes. But listen, I'm telling you, if
you come over, especially during peak hours, it's bumping and

(01:12:07):
you're gonna like it bumping like there's so many berths.
Goodbye friends, mister Bobb