Eddie Checks In After His Walk + Bobby’s Top 5 Country Summer Songs + Amy Gets An IG Medical Diagnosis

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Good, Welcome to Thursday's show mornin Studio Morning. There is
no Eddie here today. He has the day off because
he walked all the way from West Virginia to Tennessee.
So I said, hey, you deserve one day off. He

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will be back tomorrow. We will check in with him
later today. We did raise a whole bunch of money
and we're very very thankful, grateful everything you could possibly
be about the last four days. So we're here though.
I did make a list. They'll tell you. I made
the list because I saw Billboard put out their Songs
of the Summer list. Here's Billboards taught five songs of
the Summer. See how many of these you know? Okay,

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then I'll give you my list. This is billboards list.
At number five, Leave the Door Opened by Silk Sonic,
which is Bruno Mars and Andrewson pot ahead. I don't
know it. It's a big one, okay, Morgan, you know
this one right? Oh yeah, Bruno Marr. There's even like
ten thousand dance versions to this too. It's supposed to

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be a slow song. That's like, yeah, it's a good one.
Number four Justin Bieber peaches in Georgia, Yes, I listened
to this like every day. Number three, Duelipa's Levitating, Number
two Olivia Rodrigo Good for You, and the number one

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song is Summer by Billboard is BTS Butter. But that
is a good song. A lot of their music I
didn't quite get because they weren't singing in English. But
that's that Butter song is good. Morgan, do you like BTS? Yeah?
I do. That's a group. Yes, This song in Dynamite

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turns me onto them and I can't stop listening now.
It was always like, you know, I don't listen to
any traditional Mexican music because I don't know what they're saying.
It's hard for me to listen to Korean pop music
because I didn't know what what they were saying in
the words I don't want to be dancing along. And
the song's like, hey, if you're a white guy glasses,
you're a really idiot, you know, stuff like that. But
that Butter, smooth like butter. That's a good one. All right.

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But I've put together my top five songs to the
Summer and country music. At number five, l King and
Miranda Lambert Drunk and I Don't Want to Go Home Baby.
Number four Jamison Rogers and Luke Combs. Cold Beer Calling
My Name, Calum comber col there's a cold beer Calum

(02:37):
my Name. Feel good Time Coming got a loose song
Jamison Rogers. Guys. Such a good singer. I mean he
comes in here and he walks in. It looks like
a generic country singer and you're like, all right, here's
another one of these kind of broy guys. But it's
just the opposite of that. So good. It's such a
good rider. Number three Old Dominion. I was on a
boat that day, in the bag that was at the

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top and self all the summer, all the night, all
the weekend, all the rest of my life, crying as
she walked away. I can't sing. I was on the
phone dad day when they came in they played that song.
That's when it convinced me. I'd heard it on the
radio and I was like, that's pretty good, but they

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played it live. I was like, dang, that is a jam.
Number two Jordan Davis almost maybe yes, the sound of
the most He think we need to talk and it
ain't need to tea and beer some weezy tears on
the leaves and looking like daisies. I would be sitting

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to you one for the almost maybe, And the number
one song of summer recording to me and country music
is Sam Hunt. Breaking up was easy in the nineties,
six sitting that's the house done. Ray. I saw you
like smile when I said his name. I mean you
were so in love with Sam Hunt. Yeah, I would
have put him in my number one, but that was
cool that you did the same. Yeah, that song is

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definitely top three for me for sure, Top three of
the summer of your life, No of my life of
two and three or Sam Hunt as well? You mean
them all songs are all Sam Hunts ang all songs
of your life. Yeah. Sam Hunt made seven of the ten,
and three of them were like some other country artists.
That's a top song of your life. Yeah, it's top three. Oh,
there you have it. Myke Das who goes through the

(04:26):
mailbag and he'll pull a lot of them and I'll
read them on the air in this segment we're about
to do. But I always am curious, like how full
is the mailbag? There's about fifteen thousand emails that I
haven't gone through. I got through about thirty a day,
but there's just so many that I can't get to
all of them. So is that a good thing to say?
Or no? Yeah, I mean there's no I think people
have to understand that if we if it gets got

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to is how do you say that? Then that's like
pretty cool, sort of like the phone lines, people call
and it's busy and then occasionally they get through. I
feel like the mailbag is the same thing. Like, I
don't think they expect us to check thousands of emails
every we could divide and conquer, I guess. And so
what most emails are asking for advice? Most of them
now are Yeah, what percentage I would say about eighty

(05:10):
percent or advice? Okay, what's the other twenty percent? Complaints? Yeah,
oh yeah, and then just us trying to like get
country artists to do things for them, Oh, asking like
could you get George Sure to put the record a
video or something like that. Well, you can't emails. We'll
do this at the beginning of the mailbag, Morgan. If
they want to email the mailbag, what do they do?
Mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com, which, by the way,
Morgan's not recorded on the b team page. They think

(05:32):
she's recorded saying that mailbag of Bobbybones dot com. Yeah,
because she says that the exact same every time. All right, Mike,
thank you, you're welcome. Ray. Let's open up today's mailbag.
Get something we call Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm in need
of some world class advice. I value your opinion. My
wife thinks my idea as a waste of money. I

(05:54):
want to buy a new ultra robot toilet called the
Neo Rest seven hundred h. The toilet cost almost five
thousand dollars. Oh my gosh, well what does it do.
We can afford the toilet, so that's not the problem,
but she feels the features are weird and that no
normal person would use it. The Neo Rest seven hundred

(06:15):
h allows you to wash the quote third armpit after
doing your business, and you never need toilet paper, warm water,
warm air dry, or washers. There's all these contraptions. Is
it worth buying this and being pampered in such an
intimate way? Or do you agree with my wife that
it's a waste of money. MJ in Cleveland, PS, wish
you were live here. I've listened to every podcast episode

(06:36):
for years, but I've never heard your show live, so
it's a fancy bidet like or they have to bidet
attachments that are a lot cheaper. But this sounds like
it's a whole new toilet. Now I'm looking at it attachment,
it looks like space age stuff. Okay, so it probably
has a seat warmer. I would assume there are all
these other little features. There's no handle to flush it either.
It must just sense it. It's an automatic flush, automatically

(07:00):
heated seat, air deodorizer, remote control operated. First of all,
you're never gonna need that remote. But play music has
a night light that the night light's fun. I mean,
if you could afford it, then they could afford it.
It's not a problem. And I don't know why she
thinks nobody would want to use that. It sounds amazing.
I think I would go over to the house just
to use it. Exactly. If I was a neighbor, I'd

(07:20):
be like, heyam Jay, Yeah, can I borrow some Oh man,
I gotta go to the bathroom. You start holding your
stomach as soon as you walk in the living room.
This is quite the luxurious commode. Yes, but if you
can afford it, and your wife's only complaint is that
you're maybe not going to use this stuff. I think
you get it. Yeah, and she's probably gonna use it

(07:41):
and she'll probably fall in love with it. Yet, in
all the pictures of it and all these magazines that's
showing it in different settings, it's all extremely wealthy parts
of either town or up in a well of course,
set top in New York City looking out the window. Wow,
five thousand bucks for a toilet. Huh. You know we
had to just redo our our bathrooms. The thing about

(08:02):
our toilet that's cool is you know how the water
comes down into the toilet and like during the flush
and it comes straight down. Yes, Now they have this
thing where it comes out on the top of it
and it spins it around so it gets all because
sometimes if you use the bathroom or it gets dirty
up in that top lid and you kept it go
and clean it up. Yeah, this shoots the water from
up even higher. Smart. It's pretty cool. Yeah. I'm all
for the seven hundred butt cleaner or whatever this is.

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I say, if you can afford to get it right. Yeah,
it's called the what seven hundred, It's called the Neo
Rest seven hundred h And it's funny. He referred to
his butt as a third armpit. Yes, I had never
heard that before. MJ get the toilet MJ's wife. We
support MJ getting this toilet. Yeah, as long as it's legit,
you can't afford it. Yeah, as long as you're not
going into death. Yeah for the toilet, you're not putting

(08:46):
on a credit card. If kids still get to go
to school and get school closed, I think you're good
to go. All right, there you go. Thank you. That's
the mailbag we've got. Your Eddie is off today. We
will check in with him later. But he just walked
one hundred miles. We felt like he probably needed to

(09:06):
stay in bed today. But we will still play elder
versus millennial today. Serving as elder will be Amy and
the millennial will still be Morgan number two. So I'll
ask each of you guys questions about each other's generation.
Let's see how you do you Ready, Let's go Amy,
you're the elder. Here are your questions that Morgan would

(09:26):
know the answer to. What Disney Channel movie is a
musical and takes place at a summer camp and stars
Demi Lavado and the Jonas brothers. What Disney channing at?
What Disney Channel movie that was a musical takes place
at a summer camp and stars Dimmi Lavado and the
Jonas Brothers. Why do I not know this? Certainly my

(09:48):
kids have seen it, right, I don't know camp Camp,
Camp Rock, Camp Rock, Camp Rock is correct? Oh, I
think that's Jack Black. Where's Jack Black? You're thinking of
School of Rock? Ah? Sweet, but you got Camp Rock? Okay.
What was the name of Carly's best friend played by

(10:09):
a Janette mccurty in the TV show II Carley? I Carle,
I Carly's best friend. My daughter Zeze love I Carley,
But I don't think I would remember anybody's name other
than Carly, so I'll go with her best friend is Jolie.
Jolie is incorrect, Morgan, you can steal. I believe that Sam.
Sam is correct. Finally, Amy Justin Bieber released his first

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single in two thousand and nine. What was the name
of that single? Baby? Incorrect? Morgan? Do you know his
first single was in two thousand and nine? His first
single in two thousand and nine? Not baby? Was it? Gosh? Time? One?

(10:55):
That doesn't sound right, but I feel like it's one Time.
But I don't think that's the actual name of the song.
Your answer is one time. The answer is this song
right here? One time? This was before baby. Huh wow? Interesting,
I mean I remember when he did we play this?
Because no, okay, I remember the first song we played

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at least was baby. How'd you know that? Morgan? I
don't know. It was just in that memory bank back
that I was like, why does that sound so familiar?
And I was pulling that strings. I don't even know
that I ever heard the song ever. One time, I'll
tell you one time, all right over to Morgan Morgan.
These are all questions that Amy should know the answer to.
Losing My Religion was a hit for which alternative rock

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band in nineteen ninety one? And I will play you
a song. I'll play the hook here. Losing my Religion
was a hit for which alternative rock band in nineteen
ninety one. My Religion I have never heard about in
my life? Ray, will you start that over? You've never

(12:03):
heard this song? No, you've never in the corner. That's
the spot. I have nothing, there's nothing in my head
about this song. Oh gosh, nineteen ninety one alternative rock band.

(12:23):
Um just because I always chose him, and I have
no idea the Beatles, The Beatles, No no, no No.
John Lennon died in like eighty one. Maybe that, Oh, Amy,
do you have a steel? I mean I know the
song for sure, but I don't know that I know
the band. Um, it's not Journey. I don't know Journey.

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Also incorrect? That is r e m oh duh. They
sing everybody hurts, right they do? Okay, I know that
song Saw Morgan. What eighties comedy movie about law enforcement
spawn and six sequels and a TV series? Well, the
only like cop TV series it's like comedy that I

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know of is Brooklyn ninety nine, which eighties comedy movie
about law enforcements spawned six sequels and a TV series.
I feel pretty confident, confident that that's right, Brooklyn nine nine.
It's very incorrect, Oh Amy, is this the one with um? Okay?
Hold on, I'm thinking it's eighties. I thought Will Smith

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was in Cop a cop comedy. Um, what eighties comedy? Oh?
Oh oh police Academy? Correct? Wow, thank you? I mean
you pull stuff out of your butt out of nowhere,
like you're walking all the way down the wrong side
of the trail. The boom. Yeah, what was I thinking
of with Will Smith, Bad Boys, Bad boys, Okay, bad

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cop all right? Two to two? Yeah, Hey, Morgan popular
board game featured ships that you would try to sink. Oh, battleship.
Battleship is correct. Play that she is a millennial. She
gets no points. Now you get no points because it

(14:17):
was an exhibition. But you're staying sharp. Yeah, that's okay.
I got some practice and I feel good. I got
a win under my belly, I means nothing. I feel good.
Bobby the Latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number two
thirty second Skinny Dolly Parton surprised Carly Peers by making
her childhood dream come true. Dolly invited Carly to become

(14:39):
the newest member of the Grand Old Opry. The surprise
video is super sweet and you can see the full
video at Bobby bones dot com. Reba McIntyre has a
new line of clogs. They're the Reba by Justin Clogs
in three different colors, which are inspired by the saddle
blankets from Reba's Ranch. They're available now. Jamison Rogers talked

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about what his summers consisted of growing up as a kid.
Growing up in Mississippi, the summers consisted of mostly baseball.
Baseball is my life and pretty much anything outside getting
eat up by the biggest mosquitos in the world. Yeah,
I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny Hall. It's time
for the good News unbox. Back in nineteen eighty three,

(15:27):
Catherine took a trip to the New England Aquarium. But
they were there late in the day, so their ticket
got stamped late gate ticket and that means you can
come back any time for free with that one ticket.
So if you go late, you get to come back anytime. Yes,
because you're probably not gonna get to see the whole aquarium,
so they get a full day. Yeah, okay, So thirty

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eight years later, the niece of that lady found the ticket.
She showed up the aquarium and they let her in
a way they do that thirty eight years later. Yeah,
they said that the tickets were discontinued about twenty five
years ago, but they still honor them and they see
about one a year. For sure. The manager had to

(16:09):
be called right and be like, all right, manager, we
need you to look at this ticket. Yeah, I let
him in. We had to go. We were in Oklahoma
last weekend, maybe two weekends ago, and so on. The
Sonic app you can order you know whatever. Then you
drive up and you get it and it said, hey,
we're closing at midnight, but you gotta get your order
in by eleven PM. And so we order our waters.

(16:30):
We drive up to the Sonic. The dress was on
there and everything's dark and it shut down after eleven
and I'm like, we just paid for two drinks on
the app. So I pulled it up, pushed the button
and somebody goes, h yeah, we're sorry, we're closed. I go, no,
I just ordered on the app. It said ordered by
eleven and you guys are up until midnight. And he's like, no, man,
let me let me call my manager and think it's

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like a seventeen year old kid isn't an difference. So
the manager walks out and he goes, hey, so like,
we're closed. We're in Bixby, Oklahoma's where we were, and
I was like, no, no, no, ordered on my app
here and I showed it to him and he goes,
you see that address right there, that's a whole town over. Oh.
He's like, you went to the wrong Sonic buy so
they didn't honor me there, but yeah, that's a good

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story there you go, that's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. So here is a wild story.
There's a baseball player I knew him from playing with
the Cubs named Ben's Oberst, and he is suing his
family's pastor because the pastor apparently had an affair with
his wife while they were doing marriage counseling. Saw this

(17:35):
on E news. Well at least they're Instagram or something,
because normally baseball wouldn't catch my attention. But yeah, it
was a picture of him he has a beard, yeah,
and his wife and then she's like, he's he's suing
their pastor because yeah. The two time World Series champion
has filed a lawsuit accusing Yawn, the pastor, of having

(17:57):
an affair with his wife of fifteen years, Julianna. He
was the couple's trusted spiritual mentor during their pre marital
counseling a two thousand and five and marital counseling at
twenty thirteen. He started speaking to Juliana daily in twenty eighteen,
and by twenty nineteen they allegedly started hooking up, and
it continue until twenty twenty. The baseball player is seeking

(18:20):
a total of six million dollars in compensary and punitive damages,
claiming that the pastor exploited the counseling he was giving
and then continued the affair. Also, the pastor encouraged the
baseball player to quote give him give his wife some space.
I'm sure he did. Who Yeah, Plus hold on, the

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pastor was acting as executive director of his Patriot Forward
charity organization, so they were in her twenty they were.
It was more than just marital counseling like lives. Yes, yes, yes,
And she was in a very vulnerable situation. And by
the way, let's not put all this on the not
at all, that's what I'm saying. But it is a

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vulnerablebule position, whereas the pastor things that he knows he
can use to manipulate the situation, like hey, husband, why
don't you take some breaks? If this is true, this
is a rotten guy. No, no, no, no, no, yes, yes, no, absolutely.
But I'm saying about the wife, she's a rotten woman
right for this. She's still involved. So like as she does,

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she get you're supposed to be a man of the lord,
sued in a way. No, it's just the pastor for
abusing his position. Well, maybe he doesn't give her as
much money when they divorced because of this, because he's
probably worth a lot right as a I don't know
what he made his whole Krema, my deacon look that
up for me. Yeah, and he's suing for six point
five million because he had to take time away from
the season. And that's what the amount of money he

(19:47):
lost from sitting out half the season. And he sat
out because he's heartbroken. Yeah, because he was trying to
fix his marriage. He left the team in Chicago and
went to be with his wife, and then they were
using prepaid self phones to communicates to keep the relationship hidden.
Is it dirty? Shady stuff? You just don't expect that
from a pastor. But you also don't expect a lot

(20:08):
of stuff from priests. You know that they were doing no,
not at all. But I didn't know this mayde news
and yeah, Noah did that. I saw it in my feed.
How much money he make Mike fifty five million bucks,
fifty five million dollars. So I would bet you she
doesn't get as much in the old big D by D,

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I mean divorce. Are they going to get divorced? How
do you not. Yeah, he filed for divorce. That's when
he left the team to file for divorce. And I
mean the pastors using the sacred information that you're giving
them a marriage counseling. Yes, you're also advising them, Hey,
let her have some time away. Yeah, so you can
do the bound bound bound and so yeah, two thousand

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and five is when they started working with him. Two
thousand and five marriage counseling. At twenty thirteen, worked and
was the executive director of his charity organisation. I'm sure
they formed a relationship on the side just being being
around each other. But wowser, this is the juiciest story
obviously in a long time. Yeah, and he doesn't need
the six million. It's probably just to prove a point. Yes, well,
I mean i'd assume if he made fifty five million bucks,

(21:17):
he got twenty six of it. Okay, But like, also,
how does a pastor have Well, I don't know, like
he needs it, but yet some pastors have a lot
of money. But let's say it's a normal lawsuits throw me.
Sometimes when you sue someone for money they may not have,
Then where does it come from? I don't know. They
answered to that. Sometimes just don't get it. Sometimes they

(21:37):
just owe what the rest of their lives. Okay, hey
take a little bit out of each paycheck. I don't
even think garnish it. I don't even think they're gonna
garnisha I'm not sure. But sometimes you just don't get
paid in civil suits, and sometimes you just live your life. Well,
I owe a bunch of money, and eventually they try
to come after it if you have any asset or anything. Yeah,
I guess that's so you're always in fear of them
coming after an asset if you get one. Huh. It's

(21:58):
a wild story, though I saw it. Always gon have
to start hiding money. Would you go and listen to
him preach if you knew this was the sitch? I uh,
if I knew it was a sitch, Well, if you're
in his church, I don't know what his role as
at the church. You're at his church. You know it's
a situation. It's in the news later situation. I don't
know that it was in the news, but I was

(22:19):
at a church where that kind of was happening. I
didn't think this is so public. You know all the details, Well,
you'll probably happen to us. You're probably hearing some of
the juicy gossip from people, right. Yeah, so yeah, no,
I don't want to get into do it no for
the skinny with Aim, No, it was really hard for sure.
So I don't know. I mean, I guess I would

(22:41):
see maybe how the pastor handled it. I don't know.
It's like I was super wouldn't go to marriage counseling
with them over there, that's for sure. You know he's
counseling other people and they're probably like not anymore. They're like, oh,
we're backing out. Oh that's tough, man, that's hard. Well,
good luck to all of them. I hope they all kids,
because three kids. And I believe he was fired by

(23:04):
the church, was he. Yeah. I just hate that the
kids have to go through this publicly. Yeah, of course,
that's that's some tea, as they would say, that's some tea. Wait,
a wedding meeting. I went to it. It was good.
I actually contributed. Oh would you contribute? Well, I don't
want to tell you anything yet, but I contributed. You know,
there are different songs that people walk down to. Yes,

(23:27):
who knew? You didn't know that? This is one standard song?
I thought, first of all, I thought I was coming
down the aisle when it was, but I'm I'm standing
up there. Yes, you come through well, depending if you're
outside or inside, you kind of come through the back well.
And then we were talking about did the grumsman come
down with the bridesmaids, the grisman come down alone? You know,
through the side. There's a different song that we walked

(23:48):
down to, and I got to pick my song, and
I won't tell you now. I'll tell you after the wedding, okay,
but let me say when I suggested it, I thought
I was going to get heavy pushback, and I got none.
Actually I got a surprising Wow, that's a pretty good idea.
What's your winning song? Here? Oh yo, unbelievable here, I
can tell you. So I'm taking it. It's not this,

(24:11):
it's not this. Okay. You want to know what the
groom's been walking down to the groomsmen including you? Yeah,
well yeah, me and the groomsman. Okay, yeah, yeah, I
don't say I'm not but I can't read it. Okay,
I can't read what that is. Bobby writes like a
second grade or first kindergarten on a good day. Maybe,

(24:33):
Oh that's okay. I love that, huh, and Caitlin's answer
was wow, that will at least sound really pretty and perfect,
and I thought so too. But I did expect to
get some pushback because we're anyway, We're just sitting where
we have some cool ideas. Sounds like it really looking forward.
I'm just looking forward to the wedding. It's gonna be
a great party, so fun. I still haven't seen what

(24:55):
she's her dress well, and so are y'all going to
do pictures before? So the first time you're seeing her
in her dress is when she walks down the aisle.
And I'm gonna be a mess. I'm gonna tell you.
We had a wedding shower, a couple of shower and
I was like, let me say a couple of words.
It said like three words, and I started getting choked up.
Three words in just telling people thank you for coming,
is gonna be it. I'm not gonna be able to talk.

(25:17):
So you have no idea if her dress is even white,
I don't know. No, I'm gonna assume it's why Why
when you're in the wedding, you know, oh, I know
what her dress looks like, and we have a fitting
for it. I think next week maybe, so you will
obviously be going to that. What do I show up
secretly and you see me drive up and I try

(25:39):
to look in the window. Oh my gosh. Well, I
do have some wedding trends though, so I have some
ideas of what it could be. Well, you know what
it is, though, you're telling me? Is it any of
these trends? I don't know? Hers is very No, that's enough, okay.
So brides are opting for dresses that are more modern
and fresh, featuring slim silhouettes, patterns and texture. Maybe even

(26:01):
a color other than white. No chance, it's a color
other than white. You may see shorter dresses, jumpsuits or
skirts and tops. Yeah, I don't think her is gonna
be a jumpsuit or a skirt and a top. Well,
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say she's
not coming through in a romper, in a wedding romper.
What other trends are over? There's that it? Yeah, those
are the trends. Well, I am excited. I do think though,

(26:21):
that when she starts coming down, then I will start
crying immediately. I didn't think that at first, but I
think it's just going to be and then I'm not
gonna be able to talk because we're doing own vows.
I'm like, I'm gonna have trouble reading them. But do
you think if you start setting yourself up for like
I am going to be able to talk, I am
going to be able to talk like you prepare yourself
to me. Almost cried at a shower, just going, hey, guys,

(26:42):
thanks for cool. I know. I'm just trying to train
your brain. I saw Mike deal what he did. He
didn't look at his wife until she almost got there.
He kept his head down. Yeah, and I thought, let
me take note. I a would like to see successful
people doing something good, and I saw Mike doing that.
I was like, I think I need to do that
at the wedding. Yeah, that could work, but you eventually
you need to remember to look at people. Think there's
a chance we're already married. Well, no, we haven't been

(27:02):
married yet because we've been somewhat secretive about it. I
will tell you this, we are not married yet. It
could be this afternoon. I hope not. I have plans.
It could be. It could be early fall. For the
most part, we've just said late summer, so it could
be any day now. But we are not married yet.
Blake and Gwyn are not married yet either. Oh did

(27:22):
we think they were? Yeah, because they wore a ring
out in some pictures and funny. Okay, So I got
us in medicine last night from a little medicine cabinet
area and the bottle was expired by two years, and
I was like, dang, I haven't really had this happening
for a while, and I want to take one of
the pills. I looked at it and I was like, Dan,
can you even take this? Does it even work? And
so I looked it up. So here's a little PSA

(27:43):
for all of our listeners. Is a pill bottle that's
expired safe to use? What do you think? The answer is,
is there a year a limit? I mean, I think
it's safe, it's just not as effective. The answer is
it is absolutely safe to use. The expiration day tells
you when the manufacturer no longer guarantees full potency, but
it is safe. So if you're ever worried about oh,

(28:04):
maybe I shouldn't take this because it will do some
the bad to me, not to case it maybe a
little weaker maybe, but it is safe to use. Okay,
so I took two Yeah, I mean a couple of years.
That's not bad. Remember, not too long ago, I took
Advill from twenty ten. I was like, well, this is
gonna kill me. Yeah, that's a pretty old advill. If
growing on it, that might kill you. But I was fine.
I think we just yeah, concluded that. But yeah, so

(28:26):
you feel totally okay? Did it work with the potency work?
I feel great. Nothing's weird happening to me. I mean,
what speaking French, you're Amy's pile of stories. So a
survey was done to figure out which of Taylor Swiss
ex boyfriends that we like the least. Oh, let me
think about this. You want me to give you a

(28:46):
few of the boyfriends. Let me think out loud first. Okay,
the least I mean John Mayer probably makes that list.
I think her fans didn't like that at all. Now
once she has Dear John the song Yeah, which wasn't
a very big song, and he wrote paper Doll about
her at the same time. So let's let's keep it
real here. Okay, keep ani But boyfriends they didn't like.

(29:11):
I think they liked the Jonas brother. Yeah, but he
broke up with her Via voice message. Oh yeah, they
were like twelve. Okay, what do you expect? Hill? All right,
listen me out, go ahead. I mean some other ones
on the list, Calvin Harris, who's on the list at
all right? Harry Styles well in at number one, the
least like the worst John Mayer? Which did you? Did

(29:32):
you ever read Jessica Simpson's book, her memoir called Open Books?
Sorry I missed that one. Well, it's really good, so
you should check it out. And she goes into a
lot of detail about John Mayer and wown, I don't know,
not sound like a good boyfriend. Well, I don't think
he's probably a good boyfriend. He dates a lot. Yeah,

(29:52):
it seems like a nice dude, like he's a weird musician. Yeah,
but I don't know about dating. So Tiktoker's are using
magic erasers, you know, the clean stuff off of white things,
to whiten their teeth. Wow. Yes, And so this one
TikToker the heather done. She said that she gets compliments
all the time for her strong and healthy teeth, and

(30:13):
she revealed that she rubs them with a magic eraser.
But oral experts, like healthcare experts, are saying, please do
not do this because malamine foam is the main ingredient
in magic erasers, and it's got formaldehyde in it, which
is carcinogenic. Let me tell you about these TikTokers causes cancer?
What a lot of these things are? Are them going, hey,
look at what I do and look what it does.
But it's a trick. It's a lie. And then other

(30:35):
people start faking it, and then people start to think
it's a real thing. I would bet you this is
not even a real thing. They're just trying to get us.
They're just trying to get people to do it as
a joke, but they don't tell everybody it's a joke. Yeah, well,
I get an eraser out and start cleaning my teeth.
All right, what else? Well, speaking of social media, some
Americans are willing to give up money, cars and pets

(30:58):
so that they don't have to get up their social media.
And I was like, oh I was making that deal
with them? Is that like the devil wing down to Georgia.
It's like, all right, you get your social media, you
get your money. It's just to see how intense were
we rely on social media or not? Like I would
for sure keep my dog over social media. I would
keep my TV over social media, and then yeah, they'd
say that they would pay ten thousand dollars to keep

(31:20):
their social media. I'm like, what, somebody got a gun
to their head. Yeah? Maybe, um, I would. I would
give up TV if I had to pick, because maybe
you could watch TV on the day. TV's fine, Okay.
The only thing that I really watched on TV's breaking
Bobby Bow on Sunday and net Geo at ten nine Eastern.
That's so weird MEO nine Central. Yeah, that's the only
thing I'll watch on TV. Otherwise I'm all good. Yeah, um.

(31:40):
Which this week, by the way, I will be on
a fishing boat. That's when I vomited for two days.
It was really the worst you ever been? Csick? Oh? Yes,
I have extremely csick. Where he came focus, I mean,
I don't know extreme. I wore those little bracelets. Did
they help me? I don't know if that was placebo
or not? Did you put those on? I had one
on every every part of my body. If if breaks,
I could go on and I had it. It was
violent sick where I had to lay anytime we weren't shooting,

(32:05):
had to lay it on my back on the ground
because the boat wasn't that big. Were you out a cruise? Yeah, yeah,
the boats a little bigger and maybe that helped. Yeah,
it was a way bigger. This was like. But you
guys can watch that because I believe that's one of
the episodes net GEO ten nine Central. All right, Amy, yep,
I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories.

(32:25):
It's time for the good news. So, Bobby, if you
encountered a rattlesnake at your house, would Stanley or Eller,
you know, get between you and the snake and protect you? Yes,
but I don't think it would be for protection. They're
just generally curious. Every night I take Stanley out to
the bathroom and he sees a bullfrog. We have frogs

(32:47):
all over, and he sees frogs and he just barks
at it like it is going to just rock his life.
So I think he would probably do that with a snake,
but not for my interest. Why. Well, this guy, Alex,
he's eighteen years old, who was at his house, went
outside and encountered a rattlesnake and then out of nowhere,
his dog Marley, who's a seven year old Labrador retriever

(33:08):
came out and stood between him and the snake and
was not going to let that snake get to Alex.
Poor Marley got bit though in the neck and on
the tongue, but they were The snake slithered away after that,
and they were able to take Marley to the vet
and I get or the animal hospital and he's now
fully recovered and back home. But it took two weeks

(33:28):
to get back to himself because they had to give
him doses of the anti venom and all kinds of
stuff for recovery. But shout out to Alex and Marley.
I just wish there was like a day a year
we could catch up with our dogs and know what
they really were thinking. Yeah, I can keep notes and
be like, all right, on March third, this happened. Is
that because you were hungry, you're irritable or you love me?
Like I just want to like, did that dog actually

(33:49):
try to save his owner or was it just curious
about a snake? Like they all invent something one day
where we will be able to communicate with the animals.
For the sake of this story, Alex would like to
believe that Marley got in between them to help save
his life. Well, the reality of the story is Marley
did probably save his life, and Marley has bounced back fully.
Yeah so, but my dog Stanley does save me from
bullfrogs every night. I just want to say that too. Yes,

(34:11):
it does a little Harry at times. All right, that's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
I gotta say the fact that we raised as a
show over two hundred and thirty thousand dollars for Eddie's
Walk Insane, insane, and the site crashed yesterday. We had
no idea, and then after the show, Morgan goes, oh,
the site's up. It's over two hundred thousand dollars. Crazy.

(34:31):
Every time that we are so impressed by you guys
as a unit, we're just even more impressed because you
continue to kick the walls down of any sort of
expectation or I mean, the expectation is nothing, and you
guys just continue to kill it. So I appreciate you.
All that money is going to go to help foster kids.
Over two hundred and thirty thousand dollars. The last time
we looked, Eddie will not be in today, He will

(34:53):
be in tomorrow. Let's go over to Amy now and
get the morning, Corny, Morning Corny. Why don't fish play basketball?
Why don't fish play basketball because they're afraid of the net?
Got it? It's pretty good morning Corny. All right? So

(35:16):
what happened with your dog? Well? I had posted an
Instagram video I was, originally, I think, posting about birds
in my backyard, but then in the background I could
hear my dog going, you know, with her paul on
her ear, and so I took the video over to her,
and I couldn't even get her attention. I was like
Kara Kara, and she wouldn't normally she'll stop scratching. She
wouldn't stop. So I ended up filming her for almost

(35:38):
a minute, just doing that vigorously, and so many listeners
replied or DMed that I need to check her for
ear mites. I know, and I was disgusted by the
thought of even having to check because it just sounds awful.
But sure enough I look in her ear and she
signs of it are intense scratchy of the ear, shaking

(36:01):
of the head, and if you pull back the ear,
it's obviously really irritated. But there's little black spots almost
that look like coffee grinds from like the irritation, and
she had all of that, and so I'm pretty sure, Yes,
my dog has ear mites. And I did a solution though.
You can do fifty fifty water and vinegar, and I've

(36:21):
sprayed that in her ears and it seems to have
helped it go down crazy. So thanks to the listeners
for diagnosing that. Yes, her, she has felt significantly better
since I started treating her for the ear mites. Well,
when Ella, or our dog, peed the bed, the listeners
were great about telling me what could suck it actually
out of the bed. Yeah, because it's tough. If you
start scrubbing something into a bed, it's never coming out

(36:42):
of the bed. And so it was a concoction too.
It was like vinegar, don dishwashing liquid, there's something else.
And then I poured it on, dabbed it, poured it
on again, like six hours later, dabbed it deeper. It
doesn't smell like p anymore. Amazing. Our listeners are pretty smart. Well,
they got a lot of opinions about stuff I'm going

(37:03):
to put up. I'm gonna have them diagnose me. I've
got this like rash on the inner thigh. I'm gonna
take a picture of them put it up there today.
I mean, I'm sure they got you. They'll have you covered.
By the way, I don't have a rash on my
inner thigh. Before you guys start to send me messages,
there is no rash there. So in Coffee News, study
found you should stop drinking stuff with caffeine six hours
before bed. So there's not an actual time, but they

(37:24):
don't drink about one. But they realize everybody goes to
bed at different times, which I like. But you have
to stop drinking six hours or it will mess with
your sleep. Just it's what caffeine's gonna do to you.
A study found people who drink three to four cups
a day are much less likely to get liver cancer
as well because of the good benefits of coffee. Interesting,
coffee is weird to me because I just don't like

(37:45):
the taste of it. Oh I do. It's hard for
me to understand how something that tastes so bad to
me tastes so good to somebody else. It's like mayonnaise,
Oh I love mayonnaise. It's like I look at people
that like mayonnaise and I'm like, what is wrong with
you that is disgusting. But I do realize people like mayonnaise. Yeah, like,
my taste buds aren't the only taste buds that exist.
I probably like stuff that you don't like. Kaitlin will

(38:06):
not eat mustard or ketchup. She doesn't do a condiment.
We do a bit, Well, I do the bit at
the house. We're all eat mustard and I'll chase around
the house with it. She's like, don't touch with the bottle.
They'll do bits at the house. Well, I do, like
I said I do. She doesn't do the bed. She's like,
stop chasing me with mustard. You have your own radio
show going at home. She won't even kiss me if
I eat mustard until I brush my teeth. Wow, Like

(38:27):
she hates it that much? But how And I okay,
I get how you maybe don't like mustard, But how
do you not like ketchup? It's the most universal, most
beloved condiment in all the world. Yeah, ketchup is up
there for me. It's amazing. Does anyone in this room
not like ketchup? I don't what in the world ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise.
The only thing I do is barbecue sauce. Have you
ever eat those. I've eaten ketchup, I've had mustard, never

(38:49):
had mayonnaise. Oh my gosh, isn't that true of Kaitlin.
The only one she likes is barbecues. Yeah, but she's
never had the other ones. Well, I know, but she's
so grossed out by them. I'm like, maybe they're born
with some weird f Morgan. Do you like ketchup? Oh? Yeah,
I love every condiment. I was saying, like the opposite
of lunchbox ill any condiment, mayo, ranch, everything best. Let's

(39:12):
round the room, best condiment, period. We'll start with the Raymundo.
He's in the glass room, Raymundo. Ketchup. I absolutely love
a Chick fil A. They have the best ketchup. But
I'm a ketchup connoisseur. I think mostly because they put
it in that thing that can stand up and peel
the lid off. Yeah, has that now too, But yeah,
they do in ainz thing um. Best condiment, Morgan, Oh,

(39:33):
I'm between honey mustard and ranchbo ranch ranche al. I
can put ranch on pizza, ranch and fried. Do you
like honey mustard over mustard? Oh? I love honey. I
like honey mustard. Fine, I like it. I mean, I
pretty go, but not over mustard. Mustard. Yes, I love
to dip my fries and honey mustard a lot. I
don't I don't know where that came from, but I
love honey mustard. But it's ranch. Ranch is the overall
best condiment for lunchbox. It's barbecue sauce. That's the only

(39:56):
answer that's acceptable. Amy. My dad used to say that
food was just a carrier to get ketchup in my
mouth ketchup. And I'm a big mustard guy. I like mustard.
I could eat mustard on steak. Oh right, mustard, I
could ketchup on steak. But that's if I it's the
only way you could get me to eat steak. Let
me do Mount Rushmore of condiments here in my mind.

(40:17):
Gotta put mustard up there. That is my A one,
and that's gonna cover all the mustards. By the way
of a one is a one on there. A one
is good. I could butt a one on a hamburger, obviously,
a steak. I'm gonna go. Mustard is on my Mount Rushmore.
I gotta go catch up because although it's not the

(40:39):
sexiest pick, it's just solid classic. It's just you just
ketchups good. It's very good on a French fry. It's
the best. I don't know condiments are sexy, but keep going. Yeah,
Ketchup's not a sexy pick. It's not like, oh, you're like, yeah,
I really like ketchup. Okay, So I got mustard, I
got Ketchup two more. I like Ranch. Okay, but I

(41:02):
think I like blue cheese better than Ranch. What what?
I don't even know if I'm putting blue cheese on what?
Do you put blue cheese on a wedge? That's it?
Like nothing else? Like ieese on wings? No Ranch. I
could put blue cheese and the sauce on pizza. No, Okay,
but I don't think I'm putting blue cheese either, Like
case I was not a condiment? Right? Saucea though? Would

(41:26):
that be a condiment? I mean, I guess it's technically
kind of a condiment, but it's I feel like it's
different category than you think. Can I not put sauce
up as a condiment? Okay? Fine? No, no, I'm asking.
I feel like you can kind of make up your
own rules here, So go for it. Chalula hot sauce
yes is gonna be on there for me. Okay, that
takes over this. Yeah, ketchup Lady Chula Chalula hot sauce.

(41:53):
I love Lady Chalula to other condiments. Oh, let me
type in condiments here and just see what pops up,
because I have like five. I really like hot honey.
Have you tried that? Yeah, it's so good. I don't

(42:14):
like tartar sauce. No, not a big soy sauce. Guy,
even with sushi. What you can eat sushi without dipping
it into a soy sauce? Absolutely I can? Oh no, no, no,
what hummus that's a dip. Oh man? All right, Well
for my final, there's mustard. I'm gonna go with a one.

(42:34):
So you have Mustard, ketchup a one and Ranch doesn't
even make your top four. That's crazy to me. Okay,
it's probably five or six. Yeah, but there you go.
And that. You know what, if you listen to the show,
they have to be your favorite four too. Oh yeah,
that's the rule. No, because those are not mine? All right?

(42:55):
Why are you upset at Shaquille O'Neill now, because he
goes and he buys a laptop for this mom. She
was in the store trying to buy one for her son.
He's like, here, fifteen hundred bucks, nothing for me, and
he pays for it. And you guys always say these
aren't set up. He is talking about these so everyone
will give him praise, and that's what I try to do,
and no one picks it up, no one talks about it.

(43:17):
It's just crazy to me that they're all set up.
So you're not upset at Shakilneil for doing something good
for somebody else. You're upset mostly that people aren't praising
you for something that you're really not doing well. I
do things like I donate twenty dollars a month to
Saint Jude. Do it. They do a news story on that. No,
that's what I'm saying, Like I don't understand. And everybody
says that these shack ones aren't set up. Like the

(43:38):
ring he had someone filming put it out there to
make him look like the nice guy. Shaquille O'Neill, NBA Legend,
four time NBA Champion and roving do Gooder is under
reporting good deeds, it says. The former Los Angeles laker
and Miami heat star said that he goes into stores
looking to help mothers who need it. On one occasion,
O'Neill says he purchased a computer for a mom who

(43:59):
couldn't afford school laptops for a kids. He walked in,
he said, hey, I saw her. She was struggling with
the purchase that I got you fifty hundred bucks in
anything to me, but it could change your life. Why
is that bad? Because you guys say you're not supposed
to brag about it. This is all he's doing. He's
bragging about it, so everyone will tell Shack how good
he is. I don't think you listen if you want

(44:20):
to brag about it, brag about it. As long as
you do it, as long as you're talking about it,
you gotta be about it. And he's doing that. So
why does it? Why does that bother you? Why don't
you just go out and do stuff I do? I
do go out and do stuff. Pets Mart. Every time
I pick up dog food, two dollars to the charitable
pet Mart to help homeless pets. Twenty dollars a month
to Saint Jude. I'm a partner, and oh let's go
put it up on a billboard. Come on, what else

(44:41):
you got? I do kid Power? I donate to them
every month. I mean, that's what I'm saying that. Oh
and what else do I do? That's three meals on
wheels fifteen dollars a month. I mean, look at me.
I'm like, hey, what do you call it? What do
you call those philanthropists? Philanthropists? And now they're oh yeah, yeah,
so I mean, but we don't talk about it. We

(45:02):
had like all all these other people are doing great things.
I mean, why does this make the news? But you
do those things? And I know yesterday it bothered you
and Eddie finished that walk. Yes, you wanted him to fail.
Wanted him to fail so bad, Like I would tell
my wife at night, like, oh, tonight's to night. He's
gonna tap out tonight, he's gonna get to that hotel
and say I can't go on. You would have that

(45:23):
talk with your wife. Yeah, I think you need some
sort of therapy for this, or what to somebody, because
I think you're putting a lot of your worth into
everyone else's praise of you for being a good guy.
Just go be a good guy. Yeah, and what other
people do? Good guy? But he's looking for the praise too,
and least to him, but he's doing it right. I
have no problem if you want to do something good
for somebody, even talk about it. Great. As long as

(45:44):
you do something good for somebody, all good. And then
also because he is high profile, it can encourage other
people to maybe do something similar and it will get
a lot of clicks because it's shack yeah, and it's like,
oh wow, maybe I could go help you know, a mom,
get something for kids. Maybe not everybody. He can do
a computer, but they can do something small their part,
their way to give back and hear yours check check.

(46:05):
I'm high profile also a little bit different than Shaquille O'Neal,
but yeah, I would say you're in just us as
a show. We're pretty high profile, low to low mid
Have you checked that radio lunch box on Instagram? Lightly
who numbers are flying? Okay, So I would just encourage

(46:25):
you to do things because of the goodness in your heart.
That your reward is that you help someone and if
something else happens to happen, then that is your win.
But your your win is you're able to help somebody.
He people helped you, I'm sure. Yeah. I mean Chasco Contracting,
I got a fifteen hundred dollars scholarship. Thank you Chasco.
I never said thank you guys, but thank you you
wrote an essay. No, No, I Austin Livestock and Rodeo.

(46:46):
I just filled out paperwork. And I had joined a
bunch of clubs in high school, just so it would
look good on a resume. A key club, the Spanish Club,
French club, and you paid ten dollars and you could
join all these clubs. So I joined a bunch of them.
And then this application for the scholarship was like, oh,
what clubs are you involved in? Oh, guess what. I
got a lot of them, Accounting club, And so I

(47:07):
got a fifteen hundred dollars scholarship. Did you ever go
to the club meetings? No? I just paid the ten
dollars and was an official member. I paid the dues
and then I'm on it so I can put it
on the resume. Chasco Contracting gave me fifteen hundred dollars
thanks to Austin, Livestock and Rodeo. Then you went to college,
and then I went to college. And if I would
have maintained a three point oh gpa my freshman year,
the scholarship would have renewed. It's two point eight. But

(47:32):
I didn't even know that. They didn't tell you that
in the beginning. They told you that at the end,
like at the very end of the year. They're like, oh,
you know, if you have a three point zero, your
scholarship renews. And I'm like, you didn't tell me that
before the semester. So freshman year, check sophomore year. How'd
you do that year? I don't know. I think I
did all right. Junior year, pretty good. Senior year. I

(47:55):
was a slacker because it was my senior year. But
you're three hours short. Three hours short, I've got still
right now, you're three hours short of graduation? Yeah, why
didn't Shack buy me a computer so I can go
back to school? You don't need a computer. You're not
a mom, I'm a dad. But you're not in the
store going I can't afford this computer. Man. If I
ever saw Shack in the store, though, I would be like, man,
I can't afford this new TV where someone could buy

(48:16):
him for me. Oh, man, I can't afford this Tesla Shack.
So my question is, before we wrapped this segment, are
you looking into going back to finish that three hours? Yay?
I've been looking online, but what does that mean. I've
been doing some research. I'd love to message with the burser,
but he said, they never called you back. But did
you call somebody else? No? No yet, I'm busy doing

(48:40):
good deeds. It's time for the good news. This girl
named Christy Link, her husband bought her a camera and
a camera back. She said, you want to one, He's like, here,
I got this for you. So they got into the
paunch shop and she never really dug deep into the
bag until last month, and which she did. She found
a little flash drive. It's like a little square thing.

(49:01):
She was like, what's what is this for? So she
takes it out of the bag, she puts in the
laptop and she found dozens of photos of a wedding.
There was no name on the flash drive, nothing on
the file either, just some numbers. So she takes a
couple of them and puts them up on Facebook and
she goes, hey, we have somebody's pictures here. They probably
want them back. So a woman, because they got shared
so many times, saw the share spotted the groom and said, hell,

(49:24):
that's my husband's brother. And so she reached out and said, hey,
these are from my you know, my husband's brother's wedding.
Can we get them back? And so she did the
flash drive back. They've been looking for these pictures for
like five years since the wedding, and because she dugged
in the bag and found them, she got them. Pretty cool. Yeah,
I wish someone would contact me with some cool pictures
from back in the day of my life. I do
have some. They use one on the intro breaking Bobby Bones.

(49:45):
There was like us going to church when I was
like five and I was in a tie. It's like
my mom my sister when she was like one in
me at five. I don't know where they got that picture.
I see it pop up there all the time and
I'm like, where did that come from? I think some
of us have found a last dar. I haven't sent
it to them, Like do you recognize this guy? So
if you see that picture on the intro breaking Bobby Bones,
that's me and my mom and my sister, which there's

(50:07):
rarely pictures of you know, my mom or my sister
out there that I share. But there you go. I mean,
she's a baby, I guess, unless you're gonna put her
one of those time laps where they go. This is
what they look like now, Yeah, you still candid in
the fire. All right, there you go. That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. What's happening
to friends? Hey? A big accomplishment in my life. Yesterday
I cleaned out my entire Instagram messages. What how did

(50:30):
you do that? I spent about five days cleaning out
every single message. If people have sent me over the years, oh,
like from your friends or d everybody, You're out of
my box? Why why would you do that? Start over? Oh?
It sometimes with email? I like to purge it all,
but it's almost impossible to do that. I read them all.
I'm not like you, though. I don't have dots all
over my phone. I have no dots, no unread text messages,

(50:52):
no unread emails, no unread reminders. I am clean. That
being said, if amy, if you pull up your phone
right now, would you mind share with us a little
bit how you live your life? Okay, well, my text messages.
I have three hundred and thirty five unread texts. Unbelievable
to me. I can't have one text. If I go
fifteen minutes and I see a dot, I've got to
set aside thirty seconds to look at it, address it,

(51:13):
respond or not you have how many oh three hundred
and thirty five at the moment you pull those up?
And not to get too much in your business, but
let's get a little bit of your business here. Okay,
whose would you not have read? I don't even know
because then I just scroll down. I mean, there are
some show me tell me one you haven't read. Okay,
let's see I got one from and why. I just

(51:36):
want to know why you wouldn't read it? Okay, I'm
trying to think, Well, I don't know I would understand
not resonsponding because sometimes you like, I don't want to
respond because then maybe I talk to the person. Okay,
Like this is an example, my sister and my cousin
talking about something I talked to my sister, So like,
I just haven't gone to open the tech yet because
I know what it's about, because I already talked to me.
You don't want to clean it off right now? But

(51:57):
less WHOA feels good? Noig strides today emails you, Oh
Danielle from Elvis Duran show, she replied, But what she
replied fits in what I can read. I don't need
to click on it to read more. Yes, you do, yellow,
she said, lll yep exclamation point, and I'm like, yep. Okay,
So you just leave it on their unread well, I

(52:18):
mean I don't mean to. I just saw it. So here,
let me in my head explode. Okay, Well listen if
it makes you feel any better. I have been talking
about this in therapy a little bit because there's a
deeper reason why. I don't. Are you gonna laugh until
you cry right now? Because sometimes that's a thing, and
I have just shut this segment down. No, no, no, no,
I'm fine. But there is a thing that I developed

(52:41):
that there is anxiety involved with. But for me, I
can just like ignore it and that's better. My anxiety, though,
is when they do stay up there right mine is
I feel like it's somebody a little red dot on
my phone one hello, help me, let me out of here.
What about your emails? Just quickly? How many emails do
you have unread? Oh? I think it's about three thousand,

(53:02):
three thousand, ninety one. And then don't even ask me
about voicemails because my voicemail box has been full since
two thou nineteen and I have a lot of that
I haven't listened to. I don't know you like you
want to listen to a voicemail from my husband from
October fourteenth, two thou sixteen, because I never listened to it. Um,

(53:23):
I don't but that that that your anxiety that you
have about leaving them is how I have about the opposite. Yeah,
mine's not leaving them my anxiety. If I were to
go try to tackle this, it would stress me out.
So I just throw them in the lake and start over.
Like it it with my Instagram, Well, I deleted them off.
You've ever instagram me before? It is out of my box?
I wow, Morgan, I think you'll appreciate how long that took. Yeah, well,

(53:45):
it's so much work to clean out social media. I mean,
ours on the show account has like ninety nine plus.
I can't get it to go away from that number.
And I'm like, I can't clean it out. I don't
know why. There's not like a clear all button. There's
a clear kind of see. Yeah, all right, let's go
over in check the news Bobby's story. You've been following

(54:07):
the Britney spear stuff that happened yesterday, Yes, wild huh
very because she gets up in court, but she's she
was on the phone or zoom. She wasn't actually in
the courtroom, but the judge let her talk for thirty
minutes and she gets up and she's like, Okay, listen,
I don't want to have a conservatorship anymore. I can't
spend my own money. Um. She says she has an

(54:28):
ID that was put inside of her. Okay, it's a
very different and I u d that and she's like,
I want to have another kid, but they put this
inside of me, right, which is crazy? Which is crazy?
I mean that I was you know, we watch Handmaids

(54:48):
Sale and we think that shows so crazy and it's like,
but I mean, her life is being controlled and ruled,
even down to something like reproduction for herself, and said
during the hearing via phone that she wants the court
to end her conservatorship with the father. She said, I'm
so angry. It's insane. I've lied to the world that
I'm happy, and okay, it's a lie. Maybe if I

(55:11):
said it enough, I would become it. She said, I
am traumatized. I fake it to make it. I'm not happy.
I can't sleep. I'm so angry. It's insane. I'm depressed.
I cry every day. I hate that, and it was
it hurt to hear. So I didn't pull the audio.
I did want to talk about it for a second, though,
because it doesn't seem like something that I don't know

(55:31):
what the other side is saying. Yeah, justin Timberlake came out,
did you see some of the Well, he's in trouble.
He needs to do a lot of like digging, just
dig himself out of a hole because he is not
in a good place with America right now because of
what people saw in the document documentary, the New York
Times documentary. So when he says something, I'm kind of like,

(55:52):
all right, what's your motive here, buddy? Okay, that makes sense.
I hadn't really thought of that yet. So she's trying
to get her again. Yeah, I mean I don't know
most sides, But that being said that, this doesn't seem
like something that I knew what was happening. Yeah, we
can just put an IUD in somebody and be like,
all right, go live your life. We're gonna make sure

(56:12):
you don't control your own right, because that's a whole
procedure at the guynecologists like you have to go and
it has to be put inserted, right, and so like,
I don't My guynecology has been trying to talk to
me about doing something like that because of my freminta bause,
but I don't want to do it because it's it's
my body and right now I don't feel comfortable with
putting that in there, And so I couldn't imagine having

(56:36):
to do that. And she has no control over what's
something that's inside her body. Like, okay, fine, if you
want to work with her finances and make sure she's
okay here because she may not be able to take
care of it, But to insert something inside of her
as nuts to me. That was a part two that
really stuck out to me, violating. She added, she was
forced to take lithium, a drug that usually used as

(56:57):
a mood stabilizer to treat manna depressive or bipolar disorder.
A lot of the stuff I don't know the insights too,
so it's hard for me to speak on. But when
I heard her talk about the fact that she can't
even go with her boyfriend and you know, paid certain bills,
I'm like, well, that stinks. But then when she said
there's an eud, I mean I don't want it. I

(57:18):
was like, Wow, So I mean I'm on the free
Brittany movement. I'm hashtag free Brittany. Yeah. I wish I
knew all of the story from both sides, but I
ain't my business to know. All I know is what
I hear and see. And they released the court stuff yesterday,
so I did listen to it. But I'm on hashtag
free Brittany. Yeah. And if people want to learn more too,

(57:39):
that's the hashtag free Brittany. If you put that in
on wherever you follow on social media, it'll give you
a lot of info. This one could qualify as the
ultimate feel good story, as juxtaposed that last story. In Massachusetts,
Leah rose Fiega was in a rush after buying a
thirty dollar Diamond million scratch off ticket. Turns out she
throw away a lottery ticket without scratching the numbers off completely.

(58:02):
It was a full ten days later when the sun
of the store's owner and went through the tickets, he
saw an unscratched one and scratched it off and that
was a one million dollar winner. Oh and since she
was a regular in the store, they knew exactly who'd
bought the ticket, called her, shared the good news, and
returned the ticket to her. Amazing, I mean that's legit.

(58:22):
The store wars heave a ten thousand dollar bonus for
selling the ticket, but she's also promised a family an
additional reward for the kindness and honesty. A lunch box
is shaking his head over there. There is no she
threw it away. Guys, Like, why would you call someone
that threw something away because they get ten thousand dollars. Yeah,
they would still get ten thousand dollars. Exactly, they get
a million dollars and they can shut down their store

(58:44):
and live on a beach, and I bet you they
could have cashed that and that would have just been
their money. Like, there's no way to come back and
legally go because she threw it in the trash. She
threw it in the track on their property, on their property.
It's just not heating things. I'm saying. I was going
to add to it. It's not like they went to
her house and dugged through her garbage. You're gonna find
the ticket. They went to a their trash can, picked

(59:04):
it out and said, oh, this is a winner. I
mean that is I think it's pretty cool. Is I
think it's very cool? Yeah, so you would want them
to do that for you. You just hate that it happened.
But I would never throw away a winner. I don't
care how much in a hurry. If you're gonna buy
something that you can win millions of dollars on, you
don't just throw it in the trash without double checking.
That is from KTLA. Finally, this makes us feel like

(59:26):
we're living in the future, and also the past. Hot
air balloon rides to space are becoming a thing. By
the way, count me out. I didn't like the hot
air balloon ride it over a field once, much less
to space, and the price tag is well not cheap.
A company called Space Perspective is taking reservations with the
first space balloon ride set for twenty twenty four. Up

(59:46):
to eight people can go at a time. Trips last
six hours, and one ticket cost one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars. He no, heck, I don't care. It's free.
I don't care if they're paying meat fifty bucks. I
don't think I do it for five hundred bucks. I
don't think I do it for thousand bucks. No chance,
No chance, but okay, just for fun a million oh now,

(01:00:08):
oh yeah, I'm probably up there in that one. I
need to see your your your make sure that nothing's
gone wrong. All right, there you go. Those are your
big stories. Those bobbies on the phone from his home
is producer ready Eddie? Good morning, Hey, good morning Bone.

(01:00:30):
He sounds tired. Are you question one? Are you tired? Oh? Man?
Today's the day like everything hit. I think when I
was walking the adrenaline kicks in my body was in
shock or something, because I knew I had pain in
certain places, but I just really couldn't feel it. Everything
felt tipe, but I couldn't feel pain. Actually, But um, today, dude,

(01:00:52):
like my toes hurt weird. They hadn't hurt all week,
and my toes are hurting, Muscles really tight and but
but here's the thing, though, I woke up like a
five am dude. I guess I'm still on Eastern time.
So even though you had the day off, you still
woke up at five am. Yeah. I'm just kind of
like watching TV and doing nothing. You're taking pay medicine
or anything. Yeah, I'm trying to stay on top of

(01:01:14):
town all ray, if we can get that again. Yes,
I know you're not walking today, because then he walked
from West Virginia to Tennessee. But I keep looking and
the number keeps going up on the donations. Right now
it's at two hundred sixty nine thousand, one hundred and
seventy five dollars. Wow. Wow. Every time I would check in,

(01:01:38):
it would keep going up. Go ahead, Yeah, No, I
just wonder how people are just still like thinking about donating,
Like what are they Maybe it's still in their mind.
Maybe social media, I don't know, maybe the podcast. Yeah,
they're listening to it later they're or they're like, I'm
going to see if he really finishes this, and then
when I get home from work later, I'm gonna donate

(01:01:58):
or maybe and I maybe after Sometimes it takes people
to type, time to go online and actually do it. Well.
Today will be the last day we leave it up
on the website of Bobbybones dot com. We have far
exceeded any expectation or any dream wish we had about
the money being raised. Oh for sure. We never thought
we'd did a one hundred thousand and so for Eddie
to make two hundred and sixty nine, two hundred and

(01:02:20):
fifteen dollars is wild. So I'm gonna ahead and say
it our new goals a million dollar. I'm just kidding now.
We will take it off today. But you know, you've
just done so much. And I don't know if you've heard,
but Lunchbox is very irritated, you know, and he keeps
talking about this even off the air, and now he's
wondering what he has to do now to get the
press that you're getting. Yeah, I really do. I don't

(01:02:40):
understand what I have to do to get the news
to cover me because I do stuff all the time.
Eddie goes for a little walk through the woods and
he gets the news following well, Shack had earlier in
the show and we were talking about Shaquille O'Neill bought
a computer for somebody in a store, and Lunchbox like
it's all set up. Eddie does this. Shack does this?
How come nobody goes when I donate two dollars pet

(01:03:00):
smart like when he's checking out. Yeah, they ask you
if you want to donate, and I do two dollars
every time. But to be fair, Eddie didn't do this
for press at all. This was just going excuse me,
evolved it was a natural. And then when he's out
there he's saying, hey, if the press wants to come
cover me, that's him calling for the pets. That that's first,

(01:03:20):
First of all, he didn't say that. Second of all,
that's him going, hey, if more people hear my story,
maybe they'll donate to it, or they'll learn about what hit,
what the cause is National Angels. Yeah, that's what I think.
Your intentions are wrong. No, I have the same feeling
if they did a story, I mean, maybe more people
would know about homeless pets. The pet Smart the donations
go to, and they would donate. They would stop by
pet Smarter, go to petsmarsh dot com and donate. But

(01:03:43):
the smart thing is the pet smart thing. It's once
you don't have the intention of donating where you're there,
but when you swipe your cards, they're like, hey, would
you donate dollars to pet Smart? Yeah, and I do too,
And they ask for a dollar and I do too.
It is and that's great too. By thank you. I
love that you do that. Eddie. What's your wife say
when you got home? What you guys do for dinner? Oh? So,
I mean, of course we ordered pizza hut that's like

(01:04:03):
my welcome home dinner. I mean, it was great. We
just we just kind of hung out and like caught
up and I showed the boys a bunch of pictures
and stories and everything, and then we ended up watching
basketball and it was just a good night of just
like chilling and hanging out because I'd missed them. So
it's in four days. Is anyone else a little shock
that we didn't hear from George Strait? I mean just
a little bit. I am, Yeah, Honestly, I kind of thought, well,

(01:04:27):
this is something that's super interesting, like the people. Yet
he'd like challenged his song and then it turned into
this whole thing where he's like doing the actual walk,
He's carrying love all this money's being raised for foster families.
Like it's it's it's a little crazy. It's a little
crazy to me too. Maybe he's sure he's probably living
his life, his life like doing this thing in Antonio.

(01:04:48):
My thing is, surely there's somebody that is on his
team that knows we're on in San Antonio, Jan Antonio,
and maybe they called him and he's like, well that
isn't that nice. I don't know. I mean, I'm sure
he's proud of you, but yess emotion I was your
front poverty selling too, Scuba, what's the what. We didn't
want to reach out to them because we were like,
hopefully organically they'll hear this and call. But then Scuba

(01:05:10):
was like, I'm gonna make a you know, reach out myself.
What happened? So I reached out a couple different times
and they said they'll try. They love the storyline, they'll
share it with him. Apparently he's been out of town
am I for the last couple of weeks, so he
has them be able to call in. But they said
they're really trying to give him a call in. So
at this moment, nothing aside from that. And maybe that's true. Yeah,
and probably that's true. But since when is out of

(01:05:30):
town and you can't call somewhere, it's not like it's
a rotary phone at the house, let me spin the
wheel around. Yeah, yeah, regardless, I was just a little surprised. Yeah,
but I don't care. I still love him. Yeah, No,
I'm sure there's something up for the reason he couldn't
just blow a phone call in. Yeah. Yeah, but I was,
But again, color me surprised, Eddie. We are pumped that

(01:05:54):
you're back tomorrow. We're pumped that you raised all this money,
I said Eddie a note last night. I was like, man,
we're also proud of you. Held it great, great segment,
great everything. So that's all just checking out with you
to see how you're feeling physically. Yeah, thank you man. Hey,
and about the George Straight thing. When I was George
Straights at his house right now, he's like, hey, George
Straight stayed the night last night. He was like, sorry,
go ahead, Eddie, we've been hanging out on that. No.

(01:06:16):
When I got to Bristol, I was hoping, like I
thought maybe maybe in the back of my mind, like, ooh,
maybe the surprise, man, George is there under the shot
he helicopters in. Oh you let George wud be at
the finish line. Yeah. I thought that'd be cool, but
that didn't happen. Okay, George's ends the text and they
thought he'd be in a helicopter. Okay, all right, Eddie,
Hey see tomorrow about have a day off? Alright, go

(01:06:37):
all right. There he is producer Readie. Raymundo is our
audio guy. He sits in a glassroom. He looks like
kind of Mark Ruffalo who plays Hulk or acts like
Joey from Friends. Yeah, kind of the man's man kind
of guy. But forever he was a recreational bodybuilder, like
he would come in with the drinks, he'd work out

(01:06:57):
all day. Oh the like the creed. You know everything,
and you're not doing it as much anymore. No, no,
not since I got married. That was your lifestyle though
for a long time. Correct. Yeah, but he is really
upset about this subway sandwich thing. Okay, so yeah, the
subway foot long tunamel. I'd been getting it for ten
years at ten dollars a pop. I did it after bodybuilding.

(01:07:17):
I would do it before spring break, thinking I was
getting fit, I was getting protein. I was eating tuna,
is what the foot loong said. Heck, I ate a
tunamel before my wedding. I said, you know what, I
want to look skinny tuna melt pack. I didn't know
I was gonna look all bloated and everything. It doesn't
even have tuna in it. So I got mad. I
wrote a message email, whatever you want to call it to.
His name's John Chidsney, the CEO Subway, and I said

(01:07:41):
that I want reparations. You want to be paid back
for all the tuna that you bond. It's not really tuna,
all right, So what did the email say exactly? I mean,
I can read you the exact email, but I used
to do so. I said, dear CEO John Chidsey, you
called him Ceo John chid just so they would get
it to the right guy. Got it, Okay. I'm writing

(01:08:02):
to ask for five hundred and twenty tuna footlong subs
I've ordered over the past ten years. This equates to
approximately one per week. I'm asking for fifty two hundred dollars.
Many of the receipts should be stored in computer systems
in the East Nashville Subway. I said that I'd bodybuild
it and I would use the tuna. I also would
go on modeling shoots, and I would eat a tuna

(01:08:22):
sub before the modeling. I said, God knows how many
opportunities I missed out on me because I thought I
was eating a foot long tuna sub and it didn't
even include tuna. And then I ended it with I
planned to re enter subway and pick a new healthy sub.
I trust that the meatballs or meatballs the turkey's turkey,
I said, I'll forgive but I'll never forget. Please Venmo

(01:08:42):
mee and I left it. You loved your vmo account, yes,
and so amazing. You're asking for how much money back?
Fifty two hundred dollars, so it was fifty two subs
every year for ten years. How much do you think
you'll get back? I mean, if I got that whole
amount of be amazing, they give me a couple of
hundred dollar Subway gift card, I'm down. But my only

(01:09:05):
point with that was I just expected to be tuna flavored.
I guess when I go in somewhere, I just probably
think if it's come, if it's a chain, it's got
to be like package and stored and processed. Who knows
what's happened to it? Like make it tuna flavored and
I'm good. Otherwise I'll go and get my own tuna
from the grocery store. Yeah, but why is it? Why
don't why it is real tuna? Too expensive? What's the deal?

(01:09:26):
I think it was already made an easy right ray
more than too expensive because I would go into packs
of tuna when I was in my get extremely fit stage.
I would go and buy the sun Kiss tuna packs. Yeah,
for a dollar forty nine. Okay, well, I mean I
don't know. I was trying to think from a business standpoint,
why not give the people the tuna they want, the
real tuna. You mean it from subway, right, Like, why

(01:09:47):
do they have this weird to keep to keep fresh? Maybe? Yeah, right,
let us know how that goes, buddy, Okay, let me
thank everybody if I can, just you know, indulge myself
for a second. We got some more ratings for Break
Bobby Bones and they were fantastic. Just I it's almost
like I can't believe it because we had two episodes
last week, you know, and one of them was really sad,

(01:10:09):
the first one on the towboat. I encourage you to
check out both episodes. You can get them on Amazon,
you can stream them nat Geo channel. But when the
ratings come in, and I'm always waiting for that email
to come and to go, yeut, we we bottomed out
this week, that's it. I'm always waiting for that, and
it didn't. And they were like, it's rocking and listen,
the show runs a little too late from my taste. Honestly,
yea nine Central, I'm uncomfortable stand up that late. So

(01:10:32):
for everyone that does and watches it in real time,
like that makes an actual difference, and I appreciate it.
We can keep doing great things on that show, not
just to create a show, but we get to actually
change people's lives on this show. And so the fact
that you guys will watch it live on nat GEO
on Sunday nights, it is just massive, not only for me,
but for you know what the goal my overall goal is,

(01:10:52):
and that is and if you watch the show, you
see it's it's to leave places better than when I
got there. And so I just want to say thanks.
This weekend, one of them is on a fishing like
a deep sea fishing boat, and it's not a big boat.
It's a small boat. You can walk from one side
to the other in six seconds. Like that's how small, Okay,
it's not like a big, massive boat. I got on
the boat, and I don't know how much they haven't
be vomiting, but I got on the boat. I couldn't

(01:11:14):
stop bomiting for two days and I couldn't even focus
to try to do the task. And we got there
and we did it, and we drug for I think
I think a halibut on the bottom of the ocean
floor with nets and is a wild, wild episode. But
I was just sick the whole time. It really keeps
me from doing any sort of cruise. Oh, never been
on a cruise, but now it's like, I don't even
want to try to go on a cruise because yeah,

(01:11:35):
you know, you can't handle it. And that was extreme
because it was a small boat and we were rocking it.
Maybe a big boat doesn't rock like that. It doesn't
unless you encounter maybe some big waves. What's the is
there two episodes this week? There are one of them
as the fishing one and the other one is I
don't know. I just message Morgan number one. I was like,
what the episode? I'm sorry so genuinely is I appreciate that.

(01:11:55):
But if you're wondering watching that GEO app watch live,
you can buy the episode an Amazon. But just to
thank you for me to you guys, I was with
a team that does research on radio shows and they
she said to me, she doesn't work for us, she
works for the company on national level. Shehs, I've never
seen a group like the B team for a radio show.
She goes, especially now because that doesn't happen anymore. And

(01:12:17):
I was like, I know, I'm I know, not surprised.
I mean, I'm delighted, but I'm always surprised at the
great things that the B team is able to do too.
So thank you, guys, thank you for indulging me in
that little talk. That's all for now. I do want
to grab a couple of calls. This is Sydney in Oklahoma.
Who was on the phone? Sydney, you're on the air.
What's going on? Hi? How are you guys? Sorry I

(01:12:38):
didn't hear what you said. What did you say, Sydney? Yes,
this is Sydney. Yes, I'm sorry. Ray was talking too
my ear, telling me we're dropping a song because running
late on time. She said, how are you guys? Oh? Good,
I I'm good, Sydney. Thank you. What's going on? Nothing much.
I was just calling in to just thank you guys
for staying like helping me stay so positive. My husband

(01:13:00):
left for boot camp in March, and there's been like
a lot of delays with his training, so I actually
won't get to see him again until the end of July.
So it's just been like a really long period of
time without him, and I just love listening to the
show every morning. And it just keeps me positive and
help me, helps me through my days. Well, we appreciate

(01:13:22):
that we hear a kid in the background too. Yes,
I have a two year old son, so I know
it's got to be you know, pretty hard, harder with
a two year old your and your husband not there
as well. So first of all, tell your husband when
you talk to him. We said, thank you for serving Amy.
I know you relate to a husband being away, which
is kind of what she's dealing with now. Yeah, I
know she's in the beginning with the boot camp starting

(01:13:44):
like this, is you getting your feet wet for you
know what's to come, and just know that you are
going to surprise yourself with how strong you can be.
And just try to find ways to support him as
much as possible because he's enduring all kinds of new,
crazy things. And then hopefully you have a good support
team back at home. Yes, I do have a great

(01:14:05):
support system, and thank you for that. I really appreciate it. Well, Sydney,
thank you, good luck, and we're just grateful that you
exist and that you listen and grateful for what you're
doing and what your husband's doing. Well. Thank you, have
a great day. All right too, Bye Bye might need
to tell me it's the kayaking episode where the guy
who got shot in the face, oh lost all his vision. Yeah,

(01:14:26):
so you're you're the kayaking blindfolded. Yeah. I think these
two episodes may be the best duo back to back
this weekend The kayak Eddie watched that one and cry like,
I feel like it's hard to beat last week. I'm
telling you, I don't know this weekend that power together
pretty good. Sorry day. This story comes us from Queensland, Australia.

(01:14:46):
Age twenty eight year old man got his dream car,
a Lamborghini cost him three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Only problem is he got so many speeding tickets. They
seized his car and it's now going up for auction.
They take your car away if you get a bunch
of tickets. Yeah, they say they will not tolerate bad
driving and putting people in danger. And he has dozens

(01:15:08):
of moving violations. So the car is going up for
auction with less than seven hundred miles on it. It
hits weird, but I don't hate the idea of if
you're just a terrible driver and you have dozens of tickets.
I don't hate the idea of them going no more
driving for you, no more driving in you lose your car,
you have dozens of tickets. Yeah, no, I mean it's
just kind of crazy. It is crazy. Yes, if the

(01:15:29):
government can take your land here in America, if it's
just in a way they want to build a freeway
over it for no reason, not that they had to
pay you for it. Well, yeah, but they pay you
like a dollar normal rate. Yeah, So I guess, I
guess I'm just surprised because it seems new to me.
But it really isn't that new of a consp Yeah,
probably not. And so this Lamborghini, a three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars Amborghini, what's it look like? It's purple
and it's custom built, like he got it custom built.

(01:15:52):
It's a twenty nineteen. I don't even know how to
say Hurrican. I don't know. I don't know much about lambos.
I know I want one, so I might get in
on that auction. He's probably not easy to spot. Its cars. Awesome,
it's awesome. It's awesome. It's so cool. And I'm not
a Lamborghini guy. This is all ours awesome. Wow. Okay,
there you go. I'm lunchboxed out your bone head story
of the day. I had to go get measured again

(01:16:14):
yesterday from my wedding suit, and they have all these
measurements and I said, hey, wan't you measure my height
while we're here? And I come to you, but you
know how tall you are. I come to you all
with a heavy heart to tell you I was only
six foot in three quarters. I was really begging for
that six one. We've known you and sometimes though the
tapes are different sizes. Okay, well I think we've been

(01:16:35):
saying six foot for years now. But but I was
it's very sad. Okay, I was really feeling tall yesterday too,
and I was like, hey, well, because I got the
suit fitted the first time, I had to get it
refitted yesterday just to make sure. And so I guess
it's after because we ordered it. Yeah, after it comes
in you reef, Mike, did you get your refit? Not yet? Yeah,

(01:16:58):
we have a lot of time, but I probably have
to do right before the wedding two whenever that is.
And so I was like, hey, measure me with your tape.
And I really wanted to come in today with a
picture show when I was six one, but I was
six foot in three quarters. Yeah, very sad about that. Sorry,
you're still processing. But if I wear a good tennis shoes,
I'm easily over six one. What's the importance behind being
sixth one? Like? Why? Who cares? Well? There isn't important

(01:17:20):
to being six foot Okay? I because you're a better leader,
a better person. You go to heaven faster. This is
a lot of things about six people. Okay, got it.
There's also a married couple that have set the Guinness
record for the biggest height difference. The woman is five
foot five. Are you with me? Yep? The man is
three foot seven. Okay, that's yeah, that's a difference of

(01:17:44):
one foot ten inches, which is apparently a record for
the different sexist taller woman category. Gotcha, Like, that's the
world record for woman taller than a man. So they
got married and made me think about my story where
I'm about to get married but I am not six one.
It makes me sad, But mossuit did fit pretty good.
You feel you feel okay about that? You feel okay

(01:18:06):
about something, And here's the thing, Like I've been hitting
it hard as far as eating right working out, and
I don't feel like I feel like I put on
a bunch of a decent amount of muscle but not
lost a bunch of weight. And I was really looking
for that second one. So you're just we're looking for
all kinds of things. Just I really didn't get what

(01:18:26):
I was looking for because I've been going extremely hard.
M But it was a good day. Find you're worth
another thing I don't I liked. I'd wor than that. Um,
that's what's up you guys, have a great day. Amy
anything going on with you? Therapy? Yeah? Yeah, you Well,
it's I hate to just read all the works stuff
I have all day because nobody cares. M Cars getting

(01:18:48):
fixed outside of work, trainer to work out a little bit,
not getting skinnier, dang it. And then I have a
spray tan No, that's right. Nice and the spray tan
person I use now, she's awesome. She drives around in
a van. She opens the door and you go in
the van, they spray you, and then they drive off.
Then the spray doesn't get everywhere in your house. Yeah,

(01:19:08):
and it stays for like a week. I'm kind of
a spray tan kind of sewer at this point in
my life, I'm not ashamed either. I'm sick, you know what.
I'm six foot and that's spray tan, two things I'm
not ashamed of. Have. I just came to that realization.
Scream it loud, all right, Ray take us out of here.
If by everybody, Bobby Bone so

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