Luke Bryan Calls Out Bobby + Fun Fact Friday Faceoff! Eddie vs. Raymundo + A Controversial Game Of 'Easy Trivia'

We talked to Luke Bryan about winning the ACM for Entertainer of the year, heading back out on tour and American Idol. Luke also calls out Bobby for his ‘Nicest Country Artist’ list. We put Eddie vs. Raymundo against each other in the Fun Fact Friday Facebook to see who could bring the 5 most fun facts. And possibly the most controversial round of easy trivia.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting he welcome to Friday show. More in studio. Coming up,
we will talk to Luke Brian. We do have people
that are responding to yesterday's show on voicemail. There was
a guy who called yesterday about this time who said

(00:23):
he can't decide between his cat and his fiance. Cat's
going into heat. Remember the whole story. Yes, yes, that
was that. Here's one of my favorite colors. Here is
voicemail number one. Hey, the young man that can't decide
between the cat and his fiance. If the cat's going
into heat is the problem, he should just have the
cats fade and she won't go into heat and calls

(00:46):
all that drama. You guys have a good day. I
don't think it's really an issue of the cat because
he went into detail with like other stuff. Girl, but
the cat. I thought of that too, But then I
didn't know if there was a financial because I mean,
it costs money to go get your cat staid. It
sounds like there's just more to it just the cat.
All right, here's d from Virginia. So the cat and

(01:09):
the fiance, I'm not sure what's going on there. He
gives her his paycheck, she runs his life he needs
to run for the heels point blank here. It has
absolutely nothing to do with the cat. I get that too.
I felt that as well. Regarding yesterday segment on the
Saddest Songs. Here is a voicemail we got hey, Bobby,

(01:29):
I was just calling about your segment with the Saddest Songs.
I believe you need to replace one of them with
Sarah McLaughlin's in the Arms of the Angel. Oh that's sad,
and that one gets us because of the commercial it's
played on. Yes, the animals that are because it's like
it's treated for a dollar a day. YouTube could support
every puppy that's ever been born, and they're the worst
images ever. You see this puppy doesn't have a snout

(01:51):
or an iron urinally has one leg, But you know what,
are you listening to the song he grows? He'll grow
three more legs. Please send us your check immediately. And
it's a sad song, it is, and I do feel
sad when I watch these poor animals. We're actually raising
money right now, I say we Caitlin is for the
place we adopted ell Are from where I think we're

(02:12):
trying to raise fifteen thousand dollars. I think we have
like twelve thousand dollars. But you will put the link
up if you guys want to help. It's up on
my Twitter. We'll put it up a Bobbybones dot com too.
But it's an organization that she works with here in
town that we adopted Eller from when they pulled Elder
off the streets a street dog. Yeah, classic, she runs
that place already like seven months old. Are those Sarah

(02:33):
Mclockin commercials still running or is that thing from our past?
I think it's still on. I'm usually not up that
late anymore. They used to be like two AM commercials.
What I'm curious about is if she's charging them to
use her song. Oh, I mean she has to write
because at that point it's like you tell your publishing
coming or whoever runs your stuff. You're like, charge them.
But I'm out of this. What do you mean did

(02:54):
she give because others, if anyone wrote the song with her,
they have to get paid. It's just a whole thing.
I can't just use anybody's song, and even if it's fruit. Yeah, no,
I'm I'm in charge one, but I'm out of here.
Like what is that? Like? You get your people to
do it, and you're just like, I'll get the money,
but I don't want to be attached to this. And
I wonder if she gets paid to you? Yeah, because
I mean that song is in most people's minds associated
with that commercial. Let's go over and open up the

(03:17):
mail bag. Get something we call ye. Good morning, Bobby Bones,
longtime listener of the show. I'm looking for your advice.
I am a twenty six year old female moving in
with my boyfriend who's twenty seven next month. We are
super excited. I'm really looking forward to it. However, we've

(03:38):
been having a debate about decor. I need your help.
My boyfriend is an avid hunter and has quite a
bit of taxidermy to show for it. Don't get me wrong,
I don't mind hunting or the taxidermy, but the issue
is where are we going to put it all our
new place. For reference, we are moving into a two bed,

(03:58):
two bath town home. He suggested putting all the taxidermy
in our bedroom, but I don't really want to sleep
with a deer staring at me. The alternative is having
the taxidermy scattered around the living room, which I think
is even worse. I am torn because I want him
to be able to show it off, but I am
having trouble on where to place it. Any advice would

(04:21):
be appreciated, Thank you, Sydney. Growing up in a house
where we had animals everywhere on the walls, like I
get it. How to wake up Arkasake had a big
twelve point buck post right over the couch there. It
was like a right abey. So this is what I
would say. You don't want the animals everywhere. He wants
the animals everywhere. Somehow you got to figure out to

(04:43):
put the animals somewhere, right. You sporadically got to put
them in the place. I think you could probably put
a fish in the bedroom. No interesting, No animals in
the bedroom. Okay, Well then they got to be in
the living room. So you're saying bones put them all
over the house like one in the kitchen. You got
to find the places to put them. If the rule
is no bedroom, fine, but then that's that's a couple

(05:05):
more in the living room. Okay. You're gonna need to
find like three or four spots though for them to be.
If he's got eight spots, you need to find four.
If he's got eight things, he wants to mount the
compromise is okay, well about half of them. Let's find
the spots that are equally comfortable for us. You can
put one of the bathroom put above the commode. Not
a bad idea. So you want to do that. As
you're getting your one or two on, you got you know,

(05:25):
Billy looking down at you or the bobcat. You're just
gonna have to find a spot for half of them.
What is your advice? I mean, I don't know. This
is I don't know that I would want a lot
of animals. You're not doing a lot. You're doing half half.
Still sounds like a lot. What about the garage? Can
you let him build a man cave in the garage
and put them up out there if they have a garage.

(05:46):
I was gonna I was already picturing some hanging on
the walls there. Every day when you pull in, you'll
be like, oh, there's my animals. This is what I
would suggest you guys do. This is your point. You
go home, You go, okay, we can't put everything up.
What are the four that you want for sure to
be up and shown in the house? And he picks

(06:06):
the four? Okay, Well, here are the spots we're not
putting them. And then now you pick the spots where
are not going to go of the available options with
the ones you want up, where would you like to
put them? Okay? And that's how you work through that situation.
It's like a contract negotiation. You both have your demands
at first, and then you figure it out after that. Yeah,
depending on what he has, there's some spots that will

(06:27):
look super cute, like I have some like a what
I have a deer with the horn? Yeah, in my
like a living room area, and it looks good there.
But it's just that it's not like a trophy wall
or anything. That's the compromise. You let him pick the
half of them that he wants up for sure, you

(06:48):
pick the spots you do not want them up for sure,
and you work back from that way. Yeah that sounds good,
but I feel for her. I would not want someone
trying to put all that in our bedroom. Sure. Yeah great, okay, Sue,
so as long as he but what if he what
if he's like, okay, one in the bedroom, and what
if she's like, Nope, we're not putting them, any of
them up. We don't do that. We have good healthy negotiations.

(07:12):
That's your answer, Sydney. Thank you for emailing. Have a
good day. Close it up. We've got your that was
about to close. Oh yeah. If you guys want to
reach out to us, get in the mailbag Morgan once
that address mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. There you go,
Thank you, guys. Fun. You know what this is about.

(07:36):
It's the most fun facts of the week, randomly found
by Amy. Let's go number five. So if you're allergic
to cats, that also means you're allergic to lions and tigers.
That Gracie, Well, I know, but you feel like they'd
be a different kind. And not that you're ever close
enough to a lion or a tiger, because I'm sure
that your allergies is the least of your problems if

(07:58):
you get super close to one. But still, I had
no idea. As you're getting your face mold off, You're like,
I'm also allergic to you man? Yeah, oh man. We
get our cat soon, are so I'm gonna have no
panther dude. Of course, a little cat. My daughter she

(08:18):
got a cat for Christmas, so we're about to be
cat people, which, by the way, my allergies are setting
in for the first time in a year, and they're
starting to I mean, if you have allergies, it feels
like a big, weighted blanket is just inside your nose
and throat. They are not They are not fun. All right,
that's a good fun fact. Let's do the next one.
Number four. So the USPS made stamps with the Statue
of Liberty on them in two thousand and eleven. But

(08:41):
the picture they used was the Statue of Liberty outside
of New York New York Casino in Las Vegas. And
it's really not clear if it was an accident or
they used it because it was a better photo. But
who ratted them out? I don't know. And I wonder
how did they see the roller coaster in the background,
Like how did they find out? Yeah, I don't know,
but it was. It's just a fun fact, Like I'm

(09:03):
sure a lot of people thought, oh, the Statue of Liberty,
there's an in and out burger behind it. Not seem
like New York. I wonder if that's a rare stamp
would be worth something one day. That's interesting. Number three.
So Apple employees used to present an annual award to
the person who best stood up to Steve Jobs, and
Steve Jobs was a fan of this award. Oh, I

(09:25):
was like, should we implement that here? I feel like
people would you be trying to win the award, Like
they wouldn't even really mean to say you shut up? Yeah,
Steve Jobs, Yeah you're ugly. Your turtleneck sucks, loser, Give
one hundred thousand dollars. Like I like that guy. I
like to cut his jib. I see you're you're not
doing your Steve Jobs. You know where you wear your
black sweatshirt? They got a dirty any like four of them.

(09:47):
I was trying to wear the same. It just started
to stink after day three. Yeah, well, I think Steve
had just his closet was full of black turtlenecks, like
he wore a clean one every day, But it was
just I wasn't. Weren't a clean one every day. That
was a problem. But the thing too, I'm shrinking a
lot of my sweaters. Why I don't mean to boy,
I'm not good at laundry even after all these years,
and so they still shrink. So I wear a T
shirt underneath it to go under it, like to come

(10:09):
at the bottom so it's not like a crop top.
So that that's my new move. Now, all right, next
number two. So there are at least twenty two children
in the US whose parents named them es Really, I've
heard that, and you call him Espen. Yeah. Some of
these kids are down in Texas summer in Michigan, Mississippi.

(10:31):
But yeah, there's twenty two on record, which I was like,
who would name their kid ESPN? But somebody has number
one and shout out to David Letterman. He created a
scholarship for the average C student because basically he doesn't
think that grades define a person. He feels like some
students can be exceptional in other ways, and he wanted

(10:54):
to find a way to, you know, give back to
kids that may not make a's kids like him. Yeah,
that's the point. Like he understood what he went through.
So he's helped at Ball State too, I believe. Yeah. Yeah,
that also in my life of professional heroes, David Letterman's
number one. Since I was a young child a big

(11:14):
Letterman fan. Never met him, though, Oh that's crazy, you went,
he's been the unicorn. I went to watch a show. Yeah,
but you didn't. You were just in the audience. Yeah,
we went. We got the call. It was the co
host before Amy Jill. This has been sixteen seventeen years ago. Yeah,
we got to call. I signed up for tickets online

(11:35):
months in advance, and they were like, hey, we got
your tickets, all right, if you could be here Saturday.
It was like Thursday, and I called Jill. I was like,
we gotta put some money together, figure out these flights
because she was a David Letterman fan. Two and we
flew up. I went to David Letterman was also I
never met him? Do you want to meet him? Most
of the time I would say no, but at this point,
this point you could Yeah. I feel like I understand
some people are just jerks, and that's okay. I don't

(11:56):
know that he's a jerk. I think he's old now,
he's probably a little nicer than a lot of the
stories I've read about him. But yeah, I think I
would like to meet him. Okay, I like to meet
David Letterman. I like to be a guest on Howard
Stern Show. Met Howard Stern never, Wow, this is crazy. Yeah,
like my my hero he rose up. Have you ever
been in the same room with Howard Stern? Like I
didn't have been. We've never seen him in person. That's

(12:16):
interesting Never fun Fight The latest from Nashville in Tullywood
Morgan number two thirty seven. Skinny Alan Jackson released another
new song from his upcoming new album. This one is
called where Her Heart Has Always Been In with Her

(12:40):
True Love Again her Heart, It's Always be Mitchelton Penny
dropped a new song to us. It did Bob that
small show he ran around. He supposed to feel that

(13:02):
big Shots jagging a pass, Honkey Ship Power Time No
Ba to Sidney. Chris Lane dropped a new song called
Summer Job Money probably Blue Wall This Sommer Job and

(13:29):
new albums out today. Thomas Rhett dropped Country Again Side A,
and Priscilla Block released her self titled EP I'm Morgan
number two. That's your Skinny Bar. It's time for the
good news Lunchbox, something Good. Eleven year old Caleb was
at home with his grandmother, who's on dialysis is legally blind.

(13:51):
She had a nasty fall, so he tries to call
his mom, but the phone won't work and he's like,
oh no, what do I do? So he logged onto
his distance learning classroom and hit up his teacher, said, Hey,
I need help. Wow, teacher got the principle they called
nine one one. Grandma's okay, smart kid to just look
for any connection. How to get ahold of anyone? Yeah?
I love it? Wow? How old? He's eleven years old?

(14:13):
His name is Caleb Greenow and shout out to his
teacher and principle for you know, being on the spot.
Yeah right, that's what it's all about. Right there, that
was tell me something good. It is now time for
the fun Fact Friday face off. Our champion producer ready
two game winning streak, Our challenger, Raymundo. Let's get it

(14:36):
on you beach got five fun facts. Person with the
most points for having the most fun fact, we'll win.
Here we get number five, returning champion Eddie. What's your
number five fun fact? Let's go. Cookie Monster has a
real name. You may not have known this, but his
name is Sid. So next time you see Cookie Monster cookies,

(14:58):
his real name is Sid. That's a fun fact, Ray Mundo.
Prince Charles has a car that's fueled by a wine.
He got his vintage Aston Martin rework to use wine.
It's more efficient and that's how he rolls no gas.
Just get a bottle of wine and you can go
to the next city. That's crazy, Is that true? Yeah?

(15:20):
How come other cars aren't doing that? It's just over
there now, maybe it'll come across the bond. Yeah. I
think he's just making stuff up. You can't do that.
We can fact check it. My point is if it
was a really economical, well it may not be economical.
That's why the Prince does it. Nat Bones and this
the games of the rules of the Games. Can you

(15:42):
if you have to fact check the fun fact Friday?
Does it count? Yeah? If it's right. Engineers at Aston
Martin discovered that their cars could run on surplus English
white wine. Still, they urged the Prince not to switch
out his fuel. They said, oh, to run the whole thing.
He did. It works, but they're not recommending it for
other people. It's kind of cool, but it's true. Right,
we didn't check it. Good for you? Which is more fun?

(16:03):
Cookie monster named sid or the Winemobile, Winemobile, Winemobile, I
go Winemobile as well know I go Windmobile. And the
fact that we checked it and you are right. You
also get like a bonus point that's like scrabble. Dang
okay Ray one Eddie zero number four. Ray You're up.
The city of London only has a population of about

(16:26):
nine thousand people. It's a really large metropolis. But the
actual city there's only nine thousand people that live there.
But it's the surrounding Greater London region that makes up
the huge population of eight million people. It's the metro. Correct. Okay, Eddie, Okay.
Cows you know they have different accents, accents when they move.

(16:47):
So science says that depending on where they're from, there
are regional accents based on herds of animals like cows.
So if they're from New York, they go, yeah, well,
how are you moving? I mean, that's not true. Yeah,
it's not true, but that's okay, cow's mooing accents or
raise boring facts. I don't even I don't even know

(17:13):
what race factor was it like the coordinates of the
talent of yes, go ahead. It's definitely the cows, obviously, Ray,
was that your throwaway one? No? I thought that was
pretty solid. I would go to London thinking there was
tons of people. It's very small because there are tons
of people and race theme is going foreign Yeah. Um, okay,
so Eddie point one to one number three, Eddie, you're up.

(17:37):
This is the law. Guys, And it's true. Hunting unicorns
in the state of Michigan is legal, and you can
actually get a hunting license for that at Lake Superior
State University. They sell those if you want one. Unicorn
hunting license. Yes, legal in the state of Michigan. And
that's where Raymond us from Michigan. You ever seen a
unicorn on about? No deer, definitely, and maybe some elk,

(17:58):
but not unicorns or moose or anything like that. All right,
what you got ray The Las Vegas Strip isn't actually
in Las Vegas. It's actually in the city of Paradise.
The founders kind of screwed it up. It was a
city limit thing, and you go there to Vegas and
you're not even actually in Vegas when you're on the strip.
You're in Paradise. Okay, you can unicorn hunt or you're

(18:20):
not in Las Vegas when you go to Las Vegas.
I don't really know about either of those. Which one
was makes which one? You know? I mean, I guess
I I because it's interesting that I had no idea
I wasn't actually in Vegas if I'm on the strip
that one more. Yeah, I don't feel tickled by what
was even the other one unicornn But it's not real,

(18:43):
that says you. But that's why it's fun. You can
still get a license. Okay, well what is like a
waste of time? But lunchbox, listen, I thought, what happens
in Vegas stays in Vegas. It turns out what happens
in Paradise stays in parads Yeah, it's right, Yeah, I
go with Rayel. I mean neither again, neither one took
a one pickle. That good saying. It just rhymes. Okay, yeah,

(19:05):
all right number two. Yeah, so think on this one.
You guys are really gonna have to dig deep. If
there's twenty three people in a room, there's a fifty
percent chance two of them share a birthday. If there's
seventy five people in a room, there's a ninety nine
percent chance you share a birthday with somebody in that room.

(19:26):
That is crazy, I think, Eddie, it doesn't matter what
he says, Okay, Eddie, Okay, Well let me get my
worst one here. So you know, when you buy leather,
you see genuine leather written on it, you think, hey,
this is high quality leather. Actually, genuine leather is probably

(19:47):
the worst leather you can buy. You have to find
the one that says top grain leather, and that is
the best quality leather you can find genuine leather. Is
it that it's trash? Is it? It's one hundred percent leather,
but not the best quality top grain is okay? All right? Amy?
Pick one? Okay, leather, I don't know. Yeah, I go

(20:09):
leather two lunch. There is a struggle to day leather.
I mean they're having a lot of fun. Guys. You
didn't like the leather, Okay, Okay, we're down to the
final one. We're down. Here we go. It's final number.
Eddie's out the first go number one. Save, oh, save
the best for last. Okay. In Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Another

(20:32):
one from Michigan. This guy got a divorce and he
found out where his ex wife lived with her new boyfriend,
bought a house right next to it, and he built
a statue of a hand with a middle finger pointed
towards the house. Boom. That's funny. That is actually if
she did them wrong. Yeah, he said, it's towards more

(20:53):
of her boyfriend, not her. Okay, they cheat, do we know?
I mean, I didn't read that far into the story.
Because I'm assuming if you're doing that, you're mad about something. Yes,
he's very upset about it. That's not an amicable breakup.
He he bought it and then built him. I'll sell
you the picture. It's a huge statue of a middle
finger pointing towards this house. All right, Raimondo viagra can

(21:16):
keep your plants erect. According to a study, all you
do is put a tablet in a vase and your
plants will stand upright for a week to two late
weeks longer two weeks. Oh yeah, you need to call
your arbiologist. Anything over a week, you call them or
the pharmacist for the plant. No, oh my gosh. Okay, okay, well,

(21:39):
I mean if that's true, that is interesting. You gotta okay.
Lunchbox man, that's a tough one, like him both in
his alley. I like them both, man, but I like
I like the revenge factor. I like the revenge factor.
For give me the middle finger, yang, all right, that's tough.
That's tough. Amy viagra. Oh it they both went with

(22:09):
the appealing to the juvenile guy. Two guys in the
two guys in the judging panels. Yeah, it's very close.
What are you looking at your wallet for we're gonna
flip a coin? Man, you know what I'm gonna do.
I'm going with Oh, it's top. I feel like that

(22:31):
that ex boyfriend did something dirty to that dude. You
know that that new husband isn't heard of the dude
where that guy's just crazy? Yeah? People, the statue, I
mean yeah, I'm gonna go. I'm just suspenseful. Yeah. Ten seconds,
talk me into it, Eddie? Oh ten seconds, easy bones.

(22:52):
Have you ever heard of someone going to the to
all those whatevers to like put a statue up about
middle finger in someone's house? Okaye? Is anybody gonna research
Eddie's crap? No, because it's really not that cool. My
vagre guarantee at least one hundred people in our listening
audience try that today. Try it. How do you get it?

(23:16):
Our older crowd? I mean yeah, okay, plans see what happens.
I go with RAYMONDO. I don't flip people off. I
don't curse. I have to. It's tough, but we have to.
I think we go with Raymond Raymo, do you are
the champion? Yes? Nice job? RAYMONDO will be who be

(23:41):
challenging next week whoever want somebody step up? All right,
everyone know you are the one er fun fact Friday off.
Nice job you Amy's pile of stories. So people were
sharing online toxic things that their parents said to them,
and they're like, hey, parents, don't say this kind of

(24:02):
stuff to your kids. Like an example would be you
know when I was your age, I weighed to ninety
eight pounds, or like don't ever put what you weighed
to your children, like it's just not doesn't matter. Everybody's different, okay,
or telling your kids let me stop you. What's the
use of that one? Like are you bigger or smaller
or what? Like I think it's saying. I think you're applying.

(24:23):
It's maybe something that they will when I read further
into it as something that moms might say to their
daughters of like oh when I was yes, the mom's
way more now. And then they're like, oh, well, you
know when I was your age, I weighed ninety eight
pounds kind of a and then that might make the
kid feel like, oh well, dang, I weigh one twenty five,
like what's wrong with me? And it's just not a
healthy thing to compare your weight from when you were

(24:44):
that age. Thank you for explaining that you're welcome, else
also saying something like it's all in your head, you're
just imagining it, because if they hear that kind of
thing over and over again, then they start to think
that a lot of stuff is just in their head
and it's not real, and then that they're imagining it
when they really don't need to be thinking that way, Okay,
constantly comparing them with their siblings, like, well, you know

(25:06):
your brother or your sister does this. That's toxic. I
gave everything up for you because I loved you. Wow,
that's a bad one. Yeah, like if you if you,
maybe you hold a grudge because you gave up your
career for your kids, Like, don't tell them that talking
bad about the other parent, you know, Like, oh, you're
you're just like your father. I can't believe you're acting
this way. Kids. I might have done like four out

(25:26):
of the five. She said, Oh, okay, I'm reevaluating those,
so thank you. Hey, well, Eddie, if it makes you
feel any better, I am guilty of this one saying
you're being dramatic. Yeah, and I definitely say that to
my daughter because she can be pretty dramatic. But I
guess we shouldn't be saying that because then it can
make them feel like their feelings aren't valid. I like

(25:48):
to share something that my parents used to say to
me that I feel was toxic. Like when I was
growing up, my real dad used to say this to
me nothing because he wasn't there. Yeah, did y'll hear that? Silences? No,
it's not is coping with pain. The pain is surfacing.
I remember one He's like, quick, make a joke. After
I was doing a play in school. It was like

(26:10):
fourth grade and I didn't do my best work. I
was kind of embarrassed. I messed up some words and
all pops pulled me aside. He looked at me and
he said nothing. He wasn't there. Eddie shot out the lot.
But it's hilarious, like RAI stops some music, but you
know what, I'm sitting right here anyway, that's right? What else? Okay?

(26:30):
So Tricia year would she tested positive for COVID back
in February. So that seems like a long time ago.
It was that long ago? Yes, that's when this year
a couple months ago. Okay, Okay, that's not that far ago.
I was thinking, like February last year. Oh yeah, no, no no, no, no,
February of this year, and here's the deal. She had
it and she was with Garth, but he never got

(26:50):
it anyway. She was just on the Kelly Clarkson Show
and talking about it, and she still doesn't have her
taste and smell back, which is pretty crazy. And she
was blaming it on Garths coffee making skills. About five
days in. I'm like, this is week coffee and it
was just like that, and so it's been about eight weeks.
It's so much about taste and smell and if you

(27:11):
can't smell, you don't really and he didn't get it.
He was not like because I'm like, you have to
get away from me, like you have to quarantine in
another room, and like no, no, we're in this together.
I'm like, honey, I cannot give Garth Brooks COVID, like
you can't get it, and he never did. Did he
take care of you? Was he a good doctor? He
was really wonderful? Okay, yeah, okay, he was really great.
Taste and smell still gone after two months. Yes, Eddie

(27:34):
still doesn't have all of smellback from six months I
got in July. So I'm assuming that's gone. Here is
a voicemail we got last night because we're talking about
this yesterday or day before yesterday. Hi, Bobby, I was
calling because yesterday a girl from Missouri called and said
she was going on four months having no smell because
Eddie said he couldn't have smell. Well, I had COVID
for the first time in June of twenty twenty. Never

(27:57):
got my smell back. Well, I got COVID a second
time in Septemra twenty twenty, never got my smell back.
It's been almost two years, still no smell. I just
got vaccinated, so I'm hoping when it comes back with that.
But yeah, i'd tell him I want to get his
hopes up because I still don't have it VAC and
it's been a year. Wow, smell again and she got

(28:17):
it twice. Yeah, yeah, but she was walking to the
code factory. Oh my goodness. Sample one final story. Well,
McDonald's is giving away their new mcflurry on May fourth.
There's no catch to this. You just have to scan
the offer code and the McDonald's app and the new
flavor is the Caramel Brownie Mcflurry. No strings attached. You

(28:41):
just have to do it on the app, stop by
a location and it's all yours. All right, there you go,
thank you. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time
for the good news with Amy. So Sophie Gerber turned
ninety nine last year, this time to the pandemic, and
she had to celebrate all alone. She just waved a

(29:04):
family from her window. Not only that, at some point
during the pandemic she actually got COVID and she was
ninety nine had COVID, yes and alone. How did she
beat COVID at ninety nine. I don't know, It's just
different people. She said that she was determined to make
it through. And she said for anybody else that is
facing or something hard or feeling discouraged, truly believe that

(29:28):
you're going to get out of it. And that's what
she would tell herself, I'm going to survive this. So
that is how she survived. And what she wants to
do for her hundredth birthday, which she is celebrated, was
hug her son, which she got to do that. She
wants to dance, hang out. She's fully vaccinated. So yeah,
now she's a hundred ready to live life, do the things.
That's crazy that she's one hundred too. Is your goal
to let to a hundred? Yeah? Mine is? Okay. I

(29:53):
guess it's what was my quality of life out a hundred?
So depending on what level of care I need. If
you were seventy five years old and you were middle health, yeah,
like not great but okay. And they said, hey, there's
a fifty fifty chance if we take your brain out
in your heart and put into another body, you can
live another fifty years. Fifty fifty chance. Would you do it?

(30:15):
Maybe body a newish? Okay? Nah? I think I want
to go ahead and live my lifebut I'm making the
rolls up as we go. They say, fifty fifty chance
you get to put another seventy five years on and
be No, I'd rather have five more amazing, awesome years
than risk ending it right then and there. What would

(30:37):
you do? I'm spinning the wheel, baby, Yeah, I probably
take the bed another seventy five years. Yeah? Probably, though,
would your go to lift a hundred? Me? No? No,
I mean I don't have a grandparent that lived past
seventy so there's no wow, there's no chance to do
like five years from No. Not, I'm forty two years old.
I guess where you. I mean, I'm pretty sure i'm

(31:00):
gonna beat seventy just because I live a little more
of a healthier live than they did. But I mean,
I'm gonna be right around that age. Congratulations to her
turning one hundred years old. That is awesome. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. I
got a couple of show weddings coming up Mines in
a few months. Mike's is coming up in June though,
how far away? Like less than a month? Almost nervous? Yeah,

(31:23):
a little bit about getting married or about the wedding,
about the wedding, not not being together with her? No, no no, no,
not at all good and has everyone on the show rst.
I don't even know how to RCP to your wedding.
You didn't get on the invite? There's a card? Why
did they get it in my mail? Yeah? I should have.
I checked them out like once a month. Yes, nake
got it. There was a snake in there. I have

(31:45):
not RSCP then not? Nope? Is it? Who's who's not
going to Mike's wedding? Scooba, Steve Raymond, Eddie, Are you're
raising your hand? I'm going No, I'm just waiting to
see who's saying no, I'm going. Oh but Scooba, Steve
is not going, and Raymond is not going. Ray, you're
for sure not going? Yes, for sure not going? And
why transportation plane flights? I need to be back here
at the mother ship. I just think, yeah, well, to

(32:08):
carry you, I'll talk to Beazer. But when does he
have to know? Um? Two weeks? Are you getting annoyed
that we're like, come on, Ray, because that's money you
have to spend. Yet want to convince you you Okay,
if he doesn't come, I mean, if he really doesn't
want to come, he doesn't have to come. I would
love for Ray to be there, though, Yeah, because he's
alive of the party. Yeah, it'd be fun. Okay. So,
so less than a month until your wedding. Less than

(32:30):
a month. You're good. I am excited. Any notes. No,
I've been working on my vows. I think that's gonna
be weird. I'm wondering if I'm able to keep it
together during that part. I worry about that too. We
talked about it, you know, earlier, four or five days ago. Well,
I just hope I'm not a mess. I have a
friend who texts me to say I heard that on
the show she had My husband cried for forty five

(32:52):
minutes just getting through the side of Wow. I don't
want to be that guy. I think i'd cut mine short.
I'd be like Caitlin, and if I started crying, I'd
be like, and I love you all right? Man? Feeling good? Yeah? Good,
feeling good? All right? When do you do marriage license stuff?
I gotta go this week? Yeah? Do you get a
married sign? We gotta fly to Texas to get a

(33:13):
marriage license. Yeah? Wow, look at this guy? All right,
thank you? Yeah, all right, let's go over and do
the joke with Amy Morning Corny. What do you call
a hippie's wife? What do you call a hippie's wife?
Miss a hippie? M No, that didn't work. Sorry, sometimes

(33:39):
I just don't Yeah, did you tried? You really? My
second Mississippi joke in a week. We love Mississippi, but
I love Mississippi too, like a pickup line form Mississippi?
As are you from Mississippi because you're the only because
you don't want to Mississippi? Mean? All right, listen, now,
you just don't jokes out there. I saw this meme

(34:00):
yesterday on Instagram. It's the Country Test. One point for
every country thing you've done, and they list off things.
So keep yours quietly. I want to how many points
you get at the end. I will keep mine out
loud and listeners. If you're there, are one, two, three,
there's like fifteen of these I'll read quickly. Keep track
of yours in your car or if you're listening to
the podcasts at home. All right. Shotgun to beer Nope,

(34:25):
never drink beer. Road a tractor, yes, this is like
have I ever done this? Yes? You get a point
for every time you've done one. Got it? Made a tractor, yep,
black cowboy boots, Yes, made a bonfire. Well, I've been
a part of the process. I'll go. Yes. Not just
gone to a rodeo, Yes, of course, caught a fish, yes,
road in a truck, yes, tailgate it in a concert, yes,

(34:48):
gone mudding, Yes, fixed a kitchen sink yourself, well nope,
it's not really working properly blasted country radio in the car, yes,
laid in the grass, Yes, you know someone that owns
a farm. Yes, you've been four wheeling. Yes, Hey, most
of these we've all done. Yeah. Man, did anybody hit

(35:10):
all them me so far, that's all them. Oh, that's
the only one I'm missing is fixing a Kitchen Sink. Yeah,
Fixing Kitchen Sink and shot Gun to Beer or the
two that I'm missing. I think I got twelve fourteen.
But it can't be penalized for not drinking. No, you
don't drink, right, So that's okay, you're still cowboy. You
know what I'm doing today for the show fixing Sink? Yeah,
just to fill that out. So there you go. See

(35:31):
how many you gots. Maybe you got all of them
if you did. Hey, your country, Hey cowboy? Ye, that's
what I say, ye ye. The Friday morning conversation with
what's up? Buddy? What's up? Hey? Were you surprised? And
I mean because you're you're at American Idol when you
went Entertainer of the Year, so you're not even there

(35:53):
and they give you the award. Were you surprised they
would give the award to someone not in the crowd? Well,
you do worry about the fact that you can't be there.
You know, You're like, well, maybe they just won't give
it to it because it's just not a good TV moment.
But then you know, there's a lot of emotions that
go around that stuff. I mean, you can psych yourself

(36:14):
out on all of it and you can go. But
you know, I can tell you you know, I was.
I was really surprised and really happy, and you know,
it felt like the other two times I had one
d ACMs. It was a lot of it was very
it was you know, under the circumstances. It was fun
and the best way we could really kind of celebrate it.

(36:35):
But you know, I didn't. I wasn't in Nashville, so
you know, I couldn't go celebrate with my record label
and my book at agent and my promoters and stuff.
So I just uh had a couple had had a
couple celebratory toasts in LA and then I got on
the plane, flew through the night and got back home.
What was sweet or the first time you won or

(36:56):
winning this last time? Certainly the first time, you know,
I mean, the first time was just such a huge
deal for you know, the it just had huge implications
your first time. I mean, when you're when you're out
scratching and clawing every day for validation of what you're about,

(37:17):
you know, whenever you never, whenever you get a little
bit of that validation. It's just the coolest feeling in
the world, you know. I mean, and you know, you're
never motivated by well, I'm gonna wake up and I'm
gonna work tirelessly to win awards. You wake up and
you work tirelessly because you love it. And then next

(37:37):
thing you know, you're like, oh my god, I just
got nominated for an award. And once you get nominated
and you're kind of in the game, that's when you
start going, God, it'd be amazing to win. And then
so so the first one was pretty amazing. You know,
it was really emotional. It was really really emotional for
my family and and everything we had been through, and

(37:59):
you know, it just it was just it just felt
like a great, amazing day and an amazing dream. Just
announced the Proud to Be Here Tour. It's on sale today,
kicks off July eighth in Syracuse, New York today ten am.
All tickets go on sale. Luke Brian dot com. I
gotta imagine it feels really good to put them tickets
on sale and to do live shows again, you know,

(38:22):
I mean, that's what we that's what I wake up
every day thinking about touring. I mean, I write my songs.
I try to go record my songs and find my songs.
It's all based on well, what is my how is
my crowd going to react when I perform these lives.
So the fact that they're actual dates out there in
the cosmos and we're gonna show up and and and

(38:46):
do these dates and watch the fans have fun. And
you know, man, I tell you, you know, you get
you know, it takes up. It takes a moment like
this to really appreciate your band and your crew and
all the people that are out on the road with
you doing this thing. I mean, you know, and I

(39:08):
mean it's gruel and and there working. But man, when
whenever we do like a zoom call, like an organization
zoom call, I mean, they're ready, they're excited, they're they're
happy to you know. I mean it takes a big
group of people that love their job to make this
stuff happen. If anybody looked at the at the salary
or whatever, you know, not saying I'll underpay my people,

(39:30):
but I mean it takes a big it's a big
labor of love. And so we're excited to be like
the gang gets back together again. You know, at ten
am Luke Brian dot com get tickets before they sell
out everywhere, because obviously they're going to you know, I
hear just through the grapevine that you are a little
irritated at me for not putting you as the number

(39:50):
one nicest country artist and you came in number two. Well,
so how many of those segments have you done? You
know how many you've done? A about four of them? Right? Well,
the people, that's like the most asked question to me
all the time, and I put it up on TikTok,
like I go into these interviews and are like, so,
who do you like and who do you not? And
if I no, no, no no, no, I'm referring to like

(40:11):
who you classified as the best singers, the best entertain
How many of those have you done? Probably like ten
eleven or so, so you know, I mean, you know,
I'm sitting there and I and uh, and you know
I see the I guess you do it on Instagram
or whatever or even TikTok. So I'm I'm on your

(40:31):
TikTok and and then I'm like, oh my god, Bobby's
announcing his favorite vocalist and in my head, in my head,
I'm like, there, you know what, there's an outside chance
he might mention me. So so this is like, you know,
this is me watching, and you do the top five

(40:55):
and even you know, when you start at number five,
I immediately I go, oh, man, I'm not but I'm
not a better singer than that person. Well here's the thing.
I just to stick up for myself and our relationship.
We are friends out outside of the country music world,
and if I pick you for everything, people are gonna
go it's just got your friends. Listen, you pick you

(41:19):
always pick from your heart. But listen, I'm watching. I'm like,
is Bobby gonna well, then I've missed out. So then
I'm like, then I see the headlight on TikTok Bobby
picks the nicest people in country and I'm like, oh, hell,
I'm definitely in there. There's no way I'm missing out on.

(41:41):
I mean, I have pride in any way. So five
goes down, four goes down, three goes down, and you
say on number two. I get number two and I'm like, yes,
I'm in there. Finally I made it. And I'm like, well,
who the hell is Rinster than me? And then keep her?
And I was like great choice. So I can lose

(42:03):
to Keith Urban on the nice meeter any day when
your wife and I've been meeting to bring us up
to you. But I wanted to save up her on
the year when she co hosted our show and she
said rain is a good thing. It's her least favorite
song of yours. What is your defense of that song
and what she said about it? Well, I'm I can't

(42:24):
remember exactly what she said about it, but it just
isn't her favorite of all your songs, that's the one
you'd be like, never again. Well, you know what's interesting
is um, um, Yeah, I find a little interesting that
she forgot that we were able to move out of
a one of a nine hundred and eighty square foot

(42:45):
home after running is a good thing. So maybe I
need to remind her of that first play. You know,
I think I think it's pretty funny around around our house.
You know when I when I bring me music in
um man, I get pretty honest reactions. I mean, Caroline doesn't. Um.

(43:08):
Caroline doesn't. She doesn't hold back on her thoughts of
a song like um, if there's a lyric in a
song that she feels like she knows that's not something
I would say. You know, she's pretty and I and
I put it on the album. Anyway, she doesn't like that.
She didn't like me singing a lyric that I wouldn't

(43:31):
that's not you know, authentic to me. And and and
no different you know with the boys. Um, you know
my boys, they'll they'll inadvertently like like degrade me from
the backseat of the truck and they won't even know it.
But they're just being you know, they're just being kids.
They don't even know. Like I mean, you know, one

(43:54):
of my one of my best friends in the world,
Dallas Davidson, huge songwriter. Like one time I recorded the
Dallas song, and so I recorded Dallas's song, but the
boys had gotten used to the demos, so they had
spent months listening to Dallas's demo and then I record
my version of the song and when it comes out,

(44:14):
they're like, well, Dad, we like mister Dallas' demo. We
like his version better. So I was like, but you know,
stuff like that happens. But hey, I can respect honesty
at all at all cost. I have two final questions
for you, American idol on this weekend back It's Disney theme.
They're playing songs as top ten. They're very famous songs

(44:35):
from Disney, like what are you looking for now? Top ten?
You know, what's America looking for? What's gonna push people
through this week? Well, I think what's really and you
know you get to see it too. I think when
you have the contestants, when they start doing these Disney songs,
and it pushes them outside of their comfort zone, and
it pushes them outside of their their little safety net

(45:00):
and they have to go. And you know, I think
it's a very critical part of the show because people
get to see their personalities, they get to see how
well they handle something outside of let's just say there's genre.
I mean, like when you look at Casey Bishop doing
Somewhere over the Rainbow, I mean she you know, um

(45:23):
and is it I guess Caleb? When Caleb did the
oh my god, I'm drawing a blank on his song,
but he did the will on the road again. You know,
those were little moments that they they haven't shown us.
And and even like when Willie Spence had a little
I think the main thing now is to be able
to weather the storm of new songs and then showing

(45:48):
America your personality, you know, like showing um making America
pull for you because they just like you. I mean,
all of the singers are so great. Man. It really
at this level it's about does America just does just
like the heart and soul of that person. And that's

(46:09):
a big deal in these in these late late rounds
in my opinion. All right, final question before I ask it,
let me encourage everybody at ten am today, Luke Brian
dot com. Get tickets, go watch the Proud to Be
Here Tour. It kicks off in July. It's gonna run
all through summer fall, so many dates, which, by the way,
this is leads into my final question. You you can't
come to my wedding. You your your wife, your your manager.

(46:33):
I'm very close to all of you guys, but I
haven't even sent out the invitations to you guys because
you can't come. I already see do you still want
the invitation? And if so, if I send it, do
I still get a gift even though I know you
can't come? Okay, I will? You know what, I'll get
you some fluffy pillows from Bad Bath and Beyond, you know,
or but you know what we can zoom can you zoom.

(46:55):
I mean I got I want to entertain your of
the year via zoom. You watch the wedding, you know,
just put put my computer, you know, just put it
on the front row and just do zoom weddings. It's funny.
You think he'd be front row. He thinks he'd be
front row on the computer too. Do you have a
signed seating? Do you think no? No, I don't think so.
But listen, I'm glad you're playing live music. If you
have to miss the wedding because you're planning shows, that's
that's really cool. Luke Bryan dot com get tickets today,

(47:18):
Love you, see us soon, and congratulations on everything. A buddy,
see your son. It's time for the good news. A
high school basketball coach and teacher in Georgia became a
hero by saving a teen's life. Whitley Weatherspoon coaches at
Riverwood High and Sandy Springs. She's also a trainer at

(47:40):
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, and when an athlete went down
during a game, They're like, hey, we need you. She
rushed to the gym, grabbed in one of those clear
boom but they don't you are clear Anymoreibulators fibulator. Yeah yeah, um,
so she's trained in CPR, but it was the first
time she's physically using AEED on anyone. Luckily that shock
did his job. The teen's mother was grateful for the

(48:01):
coaches quick thinking that saved her son and says, hey, listen,
schools need these, Like when you have to budget things
for your athletic departments. You got a factor in if
this happens, and it may only be used once every
seven years, but isn't that worth someone's life being saved?
You use one of those on your foster kids. My
foster kid for the training, because I guess that get

(48:22):
to you sometimes other case workers are listening, like, okay,
to have foster kids, you have to be trained on
the Yes, you have to get trained on them, and
you'll be surprised the no bones that they still do.
Say clear, Shock's about to be distributed. They say clear,
But that's too many words. The machine says clear, shock
about to be distributed. I thought you had to say that. No. Clear,
everybody takes seven steps back, shock is about to It's over.

(48:45):
That is a great story. Coach Whitley Witherspoon, fantastic. You
knew what to do. You did it. You also told
us what other schools need. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Well, let's do a
little recap of the Lady Gay article, remember that where
they're they're athll story and you saw the video the
guy get shot with their dogs, and so now multiple

(49:06):
people are facing charges as they have been arrested. But
even the woman who took the dogs back, they were like, yeah,
I don't pay her because now they think she's in them. Yeah. Yeah,
which we are saying from the beginning. Yeah, I was like,
you don't show up with those dogs and call the
cops when you see those dogs meeting she supposedly found
the dogs and called the cops. He don't just recognize

(49:27):
the dogs from a Lady Gaga police video and go, oh,
these are them, let's call the cops, right, you know
they're those dogs. So, yeah, a lot of people are
in trouble. Police believe the dog nappers got nervous with
all the publicities around the incident, decided to bail on
the dogs and cashing on the reward at the same time. Yeah,
I mean makes sense, that's what the story is that
I read from TMZ. They thought it was a gang initiation.

(49:48):
Now they think it's a dog stealing ring and not
a gang initiation as you were celebrating. The celebrating might
be the wrong word. I just was like, oh, yeah,
I felt it when I thought like, this is a
way to initiate someone into a gang. Yeah, it's not.
It was a dog stealing ring where they go around
and stealing dogs. But we raised something was up right. Yeah.

(50:11):
I have a bulldog, English bulldog and one of the
gas stations of the day to get some scratch offs
and some gas and some stuff. And I left him
in the passenger seat and I was inside and I
was like, I wonder if there's an English bulldog stealing
ring and they're gonna steal that sucker. Yeah, they might
break your window and take him. Be careful. They spent
about a day with them and be like he has
too much work. Yeah, they bring him back. Yes, they

(50:32):
give me money to take him back, not even sell
him back to me. Hey man, we're sorry about that.
So that's that's a story there. Speaking of money, if
you'd like to dream big, there's plenty of time to
grab a ticket before tonight's Mega Millions drawing, which is
three hundred and nineteen million dollars. That puts the cash
option if you win it at two hundred nineteen million.
The odds of winning the grand prize are about one
and three hundred and two million. So we're looking at

(50:55):
a drawing tonight at ten pm Central eleven pm Eastern.
I don't get into the lottery lottery lunchbox. Does you
have tickets to this lunch box? Yeah? I bought twenty
five tickets. That's fifty dollars yesterday, and I'll spend another
fifty dollars today. Split it up on days. Maybe that
helps the computer gives it time, or they want a
last minute buy. I'm not sure what they're thinking on
this one, so I gotta split up my options. I

(51:17):
would say the computer has nothing to do with it
because they haven't drawn the balls. Like the computer is
not picking numbers, and like the balls, they still do
that thing where they yeah, the ball shoot up. Okay,
I mean that's that's how they do it. That's what's
making the decision. It's not the computer. Computers picking random numbers.
The ball machine twenty two nineteen. Yeah, but that's still
old school, like bingo. We used to go bingo my grandma,

(51:40):
they'd have balls are bouncing a B six the airs
sext after the yeah to wait. So this three hundred million,
that's not enough for everybody to get in on it.
This isn't like is crazy yet the only reason I
get in is not because the money, is because everybody
else is getting hype. Yeah, and I'm like, well that
sounds fun. I don't actually get into a lottery thing
thinking I'm going to win. I get into a lottery

(52:03):
going a big mistake. I have most of my money
still I get a lottery going, or all doing it together,
it'd be fun. But for some reason, three hundred nineteen
million doesn't make everybody go, let's go out of this
gas station. So a billion does. Yeah, and with your
Instagram live scratch off lottery thingies like how how are
you doing there? I wouldn't. I would what are we

(52:24):
in the hole? Crazy? It's just if anything, this is
one big PSA, Like I'm gonna tell everybody listening it's fine,
but don't do it to make money. Because I thought
if I go to the gas station and buy those
big ones that are like, uh, you go to WALMRT,
you about to be posted aboard like, that's how big
these scratch offs are. And so I'm like, for sure
these costs thirty dollars. You gotta win more on these,

(52:46):
you don't. I'm down five hundred bucks over the last months.
I'll probably scratch some more today. Avenue theory, though, what
is it? I always say it on the air, I'll
tell you interest, I'll tell it on Insta. I may
do it today or tomorrow on Instagram live. Okay, I'm
trying to convince Eddie to play golf today, but he
can't because my family is in town. But there are
parents that I haven't seen for two weeks. Yes, straight,

(53:10):
you have to have a break in two weeks and
Eddie and I have to go and they just got
here though, that's the problem. Yeah, yeah, when did they arrive?
Like maybe yeah, two days ago, but maybe the next
week is like I'm a little more okay, Hey, yeah,
I gotta take a little break, go play golf with
the boys or whatever. You are you officially backing out
right now? No? Okay, I still need to feel it out.
What does that mean? Feel it out? For you? I
go home and be like, hey, what are y'all doing today?

(53:31):
What do you all want to do today and it's
just chill. You're tired. Okay, Hey, guess what I'm gonna
go play golf. You guys chill, that's a yes. But
they're like, I don't know. We want to go see downtown.
Then like bones, I'm out. Well, Eddie don't have to
do this big golf tournament with Charles Schwab in Dallas.
And it's for work. That's that's true. I could I
could throw that on him. Yeah. A new dog owner

(53:52):
discovers the English bulldog only understand Spanish while showing him
how to respond, and he's like, all right, guy, this
is how you do it. Turns out he only knows Spanish.
Oh that's awesome. This TikTok user. His name is Girth Brooks.
Nineteen ninety four. Gerth Brooks shared a video of his
new dog, Senior snacks responding to comans and Spanish. He
explained he was giving snacks for free, which is why

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it took him a while to realize that his new
pet doesn't understand English, so now he's trying to learn
Spanish instead of the pet learning English. Here is a
clip of this. To find out speak Spaining, come here
then Tate sent to tap, I'm Lomano, dom Almino. I'm
Lomino damlot. That's what I'm talking about, being boy, being bo.

(54:39):
That's funny. Yeah, my dog doesn't understand English or Spanish. Nothing.
Had a pretty long day working yesterday. Had Charlie Worsham
over and we did a podcast which will be up
today at the Bobby Cast. Just such a great guy,
such a great artist. And it's about five thirty or so,
and I really didn't have much lunch, went and worked out,

(55:01):
went to a spin class this place called Full Ride,
and I haven't done a whole lot of spin class
in my life. But we go over and we ride,
and I'm all sweaty. You hadn't hadn't had a lot
of food, and so kay. Then it's like, well, let's
just shower real quick and we'll go get somebody down
the road. There's a lot of restaurants. Like you pull
out of my house to the ride, there's a bunch
of restaurants down there, and so we drove over. She goes,
let's let's try something we haven't been too, because we

(55:22):
usually go to the same little sushi place. And she goes,
why don't we go. I'd never been to this place
called Del Friscos. Oh, I've seen it, me too, I've
only seen it. But I'm in shorts and a T
shirt and an old beat up hat, and she's in
like some wind pants and like a workout top and
a jacket. And I was like, when we go there,
she goes, yeah, sure, we walk in. I mean it's
like people dressed in the nine. It's like a steakhouse. Yeah,

(55:46):
we were getting judged in there. It was like sloppy
Joe and his girl came walking in the place. But
we ate there. It's good. Did you happen to get
the egg rolls? No? I had corn chowder and then
it had a little half rack. Well it just makes
me laugh because Stashia, my daughter, went there like on
a date night with her dad one night, so they

(56:08):
you know, do a little father daughter date night and
they ordered the egg rolls, which that was her first
time ever having an egg roll originally from Haiti. They
don't have egg rols there and they have at Del Frisco,
like a filly cheesecake or cheese steak egg roll, and
so then she falls in love with it. She seems
the best thing she's ever had. So then a few
weeks later, she's like, I really want an egg roll.

(56:29):
So I find this Chinese restaurant, I get an egg rol.
I'm all excited to bring it home to her, and
I'm like, I got your egg rol and she looks
at it and she's like, this is not an egg
roll and the eggirls are like a dollar. But at
Del Frisco, the chili whatever, billy cheese, steak, whatever, is
like a really expensive egg roll. And it's just funny
to me that now she has this high, high class

(56:50):
egg roll taste. Oh listen, I had low class clothes
and appearance last night. We were rolling in and people
were looking at us, like, what is happening here? Oh,
it's pretty good, pretty good deal. First of that, before,
why don't we play easy Trivia? Now we're playing for
the easy Trivia Tiara. I don't know if you guys
have seen it. Have you seen it in the studio? No,
I've not seen it. It It says easy Trivia on it. Oh,

(57:11):
and you can put it on your desk in front
of your word on your head. Always first one to
five and easy Trivia wins the tr Let's go the
score is Eddie two Morgan number two to Amy two
Lunchbox one. Lunchbox needs to win here. All right, we're ready, guys.
Come on easy trivia where nobody goes home in the
first round. These are all elementary school questions. They get
harder as we go. First, Amy, I'll ask you the question,

(57:33):
you answer it and tell me something about yourself. In
which famous board game can you play as a top hat,
a race car and a boot? Um? That would be Monopoly?
That is correct. There she is, Amy Brown to the show. Amy,
tell me something about you stuff. Um, Well, I am
a mom of two and I love almond milk in

(57:55):
my coffee. I'm trying to think struggle. All right, there's
nothing today. We let do this every episode. All right,
let's go over to Lunchbox. Lunchbox, are you ready? I'm ready.
According to the famous song what do Shakira's hips do? Oh?
Those things and I've watched them plenty of times. They
don't lie, They don't lie. That's right, Lunchbox, welcome to

(58:16):
the show. Tell me a little something about yourself. Well, guys,
let me tell you. I graduated top fifty percent of
my high school class, and I was the number one
cart guy at Sam's Club for three years, and I
got laid off two months before my three year anniversary.
And let me tell you that was the hardest, all right,
it was the hardest day of my life than Eddie.

(58:40):
Come on, what type of juice is the primary flavor
of a bloody Mary? That would be tomato juice. That's correct, Eddie,
gives a something about yourself, all right. So I'm Eddie obviously,
and I don't even think you guys know this. I
have about forty cousins that crazy. Wow. I don't even
think I know all their names. Is that right? Yeah,
I didn't even have the same name, No, Chico. And finally,

(59:07):
Morgan number two? How many lives are cats said to have?
Nine lives? Nine lives? All right, Morgan, tell us something
about you. Oh well, I'm twenty seven years old and
I really really love to box. I recently just sparred
someone for the first time, so I'm getting really intense
in my boxing over here. All right, there, she is more.
All right. Now, if you missed the question, you are eliminated.

(59:29):
Let's play easy trivia. First, Amy, Amy, how many countries
does the United States share a land border with okay,
well we share a border with Mexico and Canada, so too.
That is correct, lunch box, what are the sharp things
all over? Porcupine is called oh oh, porcupine real rills? Um?

(01:00:01):
That's hard, yeah, this is I mean, I'll take Mexico
in Canada for two hundred ax Um. What are the
sharp things, Oliver? Porcupine is called rills pills um five
seconds um? Wow, brills. I have no idea brills. If

(01:00:23):
you were to get stuck by a porcupine, you get
what quill quill uill was getting there? Just yeah, it
is called a quill. I'm sorry, Lunchblox. You have been
you've been there. It is all right, Eddie. What's the
square root of sixteen? No? Stop it. I don't know

(01:00:44):
square roots. I really don't. Oh man, this might be
the easiest, easy term, like Morgan nu quill as easy
to hear. We've never done math and I know this,
But that doesn't mean it's not that it's hard, right
I'm saying. So I'm assuming, like m I know what
a square root? No clue, don't walk in through oh,
I asked him, as if you knew what a square
root was? No host, I get to make the roles here, Oh,

(01:01:06):
dale Gate, I have no clue bones. I don't know
what a square root is, other than I think that
it's like, um, how many times times another number can
make that number? Like six could be twelve? Was it twelve? Sixteen? Sixteen?
It's the square root of sixteen? Tago eight because eight
plus eight is see, I don't know that's the same.

(01:01:27):
Sorry eight, you've been you've been? Yeah, see, I don't know.
It's four. It's four? Why because four times four sixteen
squared to four is two. Two times two is four.
Oh so you times it? It times itself. Okay, whatever,
let's move on. Whatever. Yeah, I should have paid attention.

(01:01:47):
Take Canada. Okay, over to Morgan. Morgan if you missed
as Amy wins quick around here. Okay. Pressures on. Vampires
are typically known for turning into what animal? Vampires? Let's
turn into an animal? Vampires are typically correct? Oh okay, yeah,

(01:02:12):
you guys made that first round way too hard. I
second round again, roots, Let's go back over to Amy Amy.
Animals that only eat plants are called hold on, okay.
Carnivore eats meat. Omnivore is that it shoot vegetarian that's

(01:02:36):
a human animal? Is a I mean, I think omnivore.
That's the only thing in my head. So I don't
want to waste your time. Thank you for not wasting
my car. It's very nice too, is it not? Is
it it's something else like plantosaurus? I'm sorry, Oh my gosh,

(01:03:01):
what is it? It's a herbivore? Herbivore? What's on the vore?
You could get both, you could get unboned if this
is it Morgan according to the song what's so special
about the name John Jacob, Jane Goheim or Schmidt. Okay,

(01:03:25):
I'm back in. What's the next line? Recording the song
what's so special about John Jacob, Jane Goheim or Schmidt.
I can't find it. It's not in my head. He
did he go up? No, he didn't get off hill.
That was Jack of the rhyme, I Dryan. I feel

(01:03:49):
the beat, I don't feel the words. Sing the beat,
Sing the beat without the words. John Jacob job site
he needed food? Did he need food? No? I don't know. No,
I didn't not. I don't even know. I'm sorry. You've
been you've been John Jacob, Jane goheim Er Schmidt. His

(01:04:12):
name is my name too, I have no I had
no idea there. All right, Well our sudden death here?
Oh so we bring in, okay, bring in with your name? Ready?
You get five questions? Most points the end of this
as a winner. Here we go in Romeo and Juliet.
What family is Juliet from forehand? The capulets correct? Wow,

(01:04:43):
good job, dang wow, nice job. Next one up? What
breed of dog was lassie? Amy? Border collie? Correct? He
says collie here, I'll accept border collige. Okay, I don't
know because it may be exactly right. I have no
idea the difference, all right. Next up, when Shrek tries

(01:05:03):
to explain himself to Donkey, what food does he compare
himself to? Oh? My gosh. Oh. When Shrek tries to
explain himself to Donkey, what food does he compare himself to?
I mean, Amy Amy? Broccoli? Nope, Morgan, he's green hamburger

(01:05:32):
and correct? What is onions? Why? Oh? I get it?
I get it? Layers many? Okay, these are questions. Two
questions left? Okay, not easy. What country produces the most
coffee in the world? Amy? Amy? Uh? Is this the

(01:06:01):
country or Columbia? Incorrect? Morgan? City. What is it? I
think it's South America. Well, that that would be at
in there. I think it's Earth. We'll go with Pangaea
the original. So no, it's Brazil. Oh. I mean Columbia

(01:06:24):
does have a lot of coffee, you have to admit,
but that wasn't. It wasn't. Who's got a lot of coffee?
You know? Okay, here we go. Ready, last question, buzz
in Dino is the name of the pet and what
classic cartoon Dino? Classic cartoon? Morgan? Yep, Flintstones. Flintstones is correct? Well,

(01:07:02):
go us, go ahead. That was rough. I don't think
your brain was dialed in today, guys. No, I don't
think we gotta come in prepared better, you know. Wake up,
do some exercise, get those cobwebs out of your head.
I am a little out of it today, but yeah,
so what's up? I don't know. I think I just
didn't sleep well, I don't know, and I woke up. Yeah,

(01:07:22):
I can tell too. My really dark circles under my
eyes and just tired. But we can't stamboo boo, I know.
But yeah, I'll I have a whole week to rest
up for next Friday weekend. But you're gonna rest the
whole Yes down, Sorry to day. This story comes to

(01:07:48):
us from Austin, Texas. Police got a call about a
domestic dispute, arrive on the scene and the guy locks
himself in his car and won't get out. Starts reven
the engine reven, the engine peels out, crashes in a ditch,
car catches on fire. He still refuses to get out
of the car. Nope, nope, not getting out, not getting out,
So police had to get him out of the car.

(01:08:08):
Committed though humh committed to not going to Jaimy Byrne.
Your car is on fire. Hey, that's a rock and
a hard place. Yes, that's cop back, prison and a fire.
All right, I'm lunchboxed at your bone head story of
the day. Apparently we stopped worrying about what other people

(01:08:30):
think of us at a certain age that you know
there yet yeah me either, fully you're not, i'd say mostly,
but creatively I still am like, all right, this is
gonna hit, This joke's a gonna work. I really need,
you know, because I have to create things or do
a show or plan a show for We're still working
in that so yeah, yeah, so I can't go you

(01:08:51):
know what, who cares? I have to care a little
bit personally, I don't care as much anymore. But by
age forty six, okay, cool, so we've got a little time.
Survey found that the average person finally stops worrying about
what other people think of them about forty six years old.
The top life events that help us get there include marriage.
You guys have done that, Ivy, having kids. Same traveling,

(01:09:13):
although I've traveled a bit now, didn't travel much until
my late twenties, didn't have the money to do it.
But now through work, through touring, heck, I think I've
been almost everywhere. Yeah, it just opens up your view
through touring the states and even place I'd never been
to San Francisco untild this last year and I did that.
I'm breaking bobby bones and it got to go experience it,

(01:09:35):
Like I feel like I've been almost everywhere but Maine.
Haven't been to Maine. You've been to Delaware? Oh you
have been aware? Did showing U dover? Do we do Dover? No?
You did Delaware with me? Did we? I don't know.
I've been to Delaware the first state. So, but how
does the traveling kind of help you? Not give a
crap about what opening up your view? Yeah, like whether

(01:09:57):
it's a yeah, you also see the world is extremely
vast and nobody care. Yeah, just like I've been other countries.
Did Japan went to Wilmington? Yeah? Yeah, what did Japan?
And I was like, oh man, we're so far away
and we're trying to like the world is massive and
nobody cares. We're just one little Colonel corn right. And
then you can meet other people maybe that are more
like you could validate who you are because maybe in

(01:10:18):
your small bubble you're if you feel like you're the
only one that's like this, And then you travel a
little bit and you're like, oh, wait a second, there's
more people like me. And you see people that are
completely different from exactly yeah and are rocking yeah, and
you're like, why would I judge them for their belief
They were just born into a different place where different
options were given to them, different opportunities. Yeah, I think
it's all those things traveling together. Traveling has done that

(01:10:39):
for me. States and what happens some pretty cool places
out of the country now, uh doing Barrack Girls went
to like remote, remote Norway, not even a city in Norway.
Like a remote tiny But you did land in a city, right,
or did you go straight to the wilderness, went to sit,
went fossil no somewhere, and then took a tiny plane

(01:11:01):
to somewhere else. I don't remember our Caitlin and Eyes
episode though, May seventeenth. But we finally feel okay about
our appearance in our mid thirties for Minutes thirty four
for Women's thirty six, the average person feel settled and
okay about the relationship at thirty seven. We don't truly
feel good about our career till we hit forty. We
feel comfortable in our own skin at forty two. Do

(01:11:21):
you feel that way, Eddy? Yes, you're only forty two
year old. Here, I'm very comfortable in my own skin.
We finally start to relax about finances at age fifty.
You're almost there. Yes, Yeah, totally cool. I'd like to
hear that. I mean, dude, I don't give a crap,
Like I don't give a crap about what people think
at all. Like and I'm forty two. Have you always
been that way? Now? I always worried about that, And
then like now I'm dealing with my kids, like my

(01:11:42):
thirteen year old that's all he thinks about, like, oh
my gosh, what are people gonna think when they see
me we're in this or whatever, And it's weird trying
to teach him, like, hey, you're gonna grow up and
you're gonna realize none of that even matters, and people
that are thinking about you are going to forget about
you in thirty seconds because they're gonna have their own
thing going on in life. I wrote about that in
my last book, where I was like, you know, if
you go up and you you have to speak, and

(01:12:02):
you know in your meeting, you know, my universion of
a public speech, or you have to get on a
zoom and talk for a second, or and you mess up,
and you're like, god, I'm such an idiot, Like nobody
is going to remember that thirty seconds after the Yeah
you are. But everybody's so focused on themselves, right that
if I go out, I mean, I've had some really

(01:12:24):
some some big stumbles on National TV, a couple of
them in particular, and nobody remembers them. Everybody's focus on themselves.
You will never forget, never forget, but other people never forget.
But Eddie doesn't care what people think he's the one
that tries to wear sunglasses to be cool, nail polished
to be cool because he wants to be cool. Isn't
it more about you though, like trying to still be

(01:12:45):
I think that's just yeah, me, just like my internal soul.
I just kind of like want to live what I
feel inside. That's it. I don't care what people think
about it. Like I wore the nail polish and literally
I can see people staring at him, like, I don't
care if they don't like it or what they're thinking
about me. They don't care about that. The weird thing
about getting older is because again I'm forty one now,
which is crazy because I never thought I would be older.

(01:13:08):
You just think you're gonna be a kid forever, but
you still feel like a kid inside, like you're in,
You're in feels the same, Yeah, like, yes, you're just
a smarter kid. That's it. More wisdom. Imagine what like
eighty year olds feel, you know, because I'm sure they're
eighty year olds out there that are just like I
feel really young and it's like, dude, you're eighty, Like
you don't look young at all, but mentally they're thinking

(01:13:29):
like young things. And maybe they're still kind of love.
Maybe they like Justin Bieber, and you're just like, no,
that's an old person that watches old TV. I don't
think they like Justin Bieber. They might, there may be someone.
It's I used to look at forty year olds to
be like, God, damn, they have no idea. They're so old.
Forty year olds, Yeah, that was so ancient, And then
as you get to that, you're like, well, I know

(01:13:51):
now because I'm here that it's kind of the same,
just a little smarter. But twenty year olds are like, yeah,
I have no idea. Pops Zilla Reville, she demoted her
maid of honor because she has a fear of public speaking.
Oh that's a bummer. She has to the point of
panic and couldn't give a speech at the wedding. Well
can't you just keep her as your maid of honor
and then have somebody else do the speech that that

(01:14:12):
would have been what a normal person does. Yeah, like
scratched the speech too, right, huh, be like, hey, don't
worry about it. If you're scared to speak, you're my
mate of honor for a reason. Well, can somebody else speak?
I've spoken at a couple of weddings where I haven't
been the best man. Yeah, I've spoken at weddings. I
haven't even been the in the wedding party. Yeah were
you supposed to? Yeah? Did you just stand up? You

(01:14:34):
ding the glass? And you're like, I have something. I
have no interest to do that. Um. Just a couple
of friends were like, hey, would you mind saying something?
You're really good at saying stuff and being funny, and
then there's pressure because I'm like, they tell you the
day of and I'm like, well, now you expect me
to be funny. So I've done that a couple of
times whenever I think they knew their guy was a

(01:14:55):
goofball and wouldn't give nice and you have to speak
for me, yes, and I'm I met Caitlin's sister the
other day and we were talking about She's like, she's like,
have you written your speech yet? I'm like, no, have
you wret in your speech? She's like, no, what are
we gonna do? And she was really nervous about it.
I'm like, I'm not nervous about it. I mean, it's
just definitely it's not gonna be long. I told her, like,
let's just keep him real short. You don't want to
do the long I want him daily long when I

(01:15:16):
want like dance moves. No, Caitlyn told me, you're like
Bobby thinks you're gonna go for thirty minutes. Yeah thinks Hopes.
Oh he's crazy. There's a difference, not Toba thirty seconds, Hopes.
So she demoted her, which I think the normal thing
to do, was going, hey, you don't have to give
a speech. Yeah, like, if you really fear speaking publicly,
still be my maid of honor because I love you.

(01:15:38):
But I'll find somebody else to do a speech if
I need a speech. The question is how many years
is a throwback? I deal with this on the Countdown
show that I do the Country Top thirty. Amy deals
with this on the Women of by Her Country. Yeah. Well,
and something came up on Women of by her Country.
They gave basically the definition of a throwback, and I
wasn't sure how I felt about it. Okay, before you

(01:15:59):
tell read that definition? Okay, how many years to be
a throwback for you? I say ten years in my opinion.
I mean, we were listening to classic rock the other
day and then all the music we liked was in
classic rock and that's definitely a throwbacks. I go twenty
twenty years for the wow, twenty years for a throwback? Yes,
I go ten. What's the definition? Well, from what I've
been told, it's five years. Whoa, So anything from yeah,

(01:16:23):
what two thousand and sixteen or so it's considered a throwback.
But is that just somebody making a rule? I have no.
That's why I'm asking why somebody's plugging in a song
and just going we needed to read it to play
this song. We'll call it a throwback. Technically, it's anything
that happened like yesterday. Right? What was the song? I
don't even remember. I don't Oh, I don't think it

(01:16:45):
was Carrie Underwood, but it was Carriway two and sixteen
Carridaway Church Bells. Okay, well here you go, yep, twenty
and sixteen. That that's why I said that year. Okay,
well there's my memory. But all right, let's see what
else do I have here? Amy? At the grocery store?
What happened to you? What did happen to me at
the grocery store? You were in the pickup line? Episode?
Are up for wrong second? Oh? Yes, yes, yes, guys,

(01:17:07):
I think I got hit on kind of, but I
don't even know for sure because I just walked away.
I fell. The last time you told this story is
like a ten year old I know for my number.
This was an adult man. And we're in the grocery
store checkout line, and we're socially distanced, of course, so
he's far away, like I don't think he can like
really smell me. But he compliments the perfume that I'm wearing.

(01:17:30):
But I'm not wearing any perfume. So I say, oh,
I'm not wearing any but I said, I'm not weary,
I'm not wearing any perfume, to which he said, oh,
so you just naturally okay. Was he ninety though, because
young kid or a very old man? No, no, he

(01:17:50):
was like our age ish, and to which I then
shrugged my shoulders. And then luckily it was my turn
to like start paying and checking out my food. So
I just smiled and I had my mask on and
I kept going and I didn't look back, but I thought, well,
that was interesting. I don't know, is that a pickup line,
Like is that a thing you would do? Yes, you
had your wedding wedding ring. I had my wedding ring on. Yeah, so,

(01:18:11):
I mean, I don't know, but he did say so
you just naturally smell sweet. It's a pickup line, it is.
Unless it's a really old man or a young kid.
That's a pickup line. I've learned. At my age of
forty two, we're like, don't just say things about a
woman's appearance, or it's going to be a pickup line,
like like oh, I really like your hair even that. Like,
at my age, that's a pickup line. So I just

(01:18:31):
ignore all those. Now after sixty five, it's just an
old guy being nice. Okay, Yeah, the older guy can
say that. Below eighteen, it's just a dumb kid. I mean, seventeen,
you're probably trying to get but but but we don't
think it's creepy until they're legal. Okay. And it was
someone in the parameters of it looked like in our
window of ages, Savage, and you had your wedding ringing something.

(01:18:53):
I don't know, Eddie that he was really hitting. We're
telling you, I don't know for sure. Avage. Yeah, normal
conversation is that no, I'm telling you this. It worked, Yeah,
it worked to where I moved on with the conversation
and then I was like, wait, did I say savage?
Revisit that? But you don't think that worked? No? I

(01:19:14):
think it worked, but yes we need to acknowledge like,
well done. Yeah, and we won't acknowledge it anymore. You
have liberty to use savage. I probably won't as long
as you don't call it. And like I'm about to
say savage, guys, I'm about to be cool in a
second day. Yeah, you get hit on all right? That
make you feel hot? I don't know. I guess a
little bit that make you feel less hot? No, it doesn't.
I guess, Well, well, you didn't do anything other than

(01:19:34):
definitely didn't say it, like I looked sweeter smelled, so
I don't know. Was he blind? No, well, his senses
I've I had a blind friend once and his senses
like smell and taste was off the track. That's what
I'm saying. Did he literally smell like some perfect three
weeks ago? Maybe? Because yes, I literally was not wearing perfume.

(01:19:55):
Charlie Worsham stopped by my house yesterday. We're featuring his
song Fist through This Town on the Country Top thirty
this weekend. Here's a clip of that and so I
was talking to him. Just love him. I think you'll
love hearing this interview. He had an interesting answer when
I asked him about how he's been able to stay

(01:20:17):
with the same label all these years after two albums
that hasn't been huge commercially successful. You know, he hasn't
been like this massive star that everyone thinks he should be,
including myself, and why he thinks they've stuck with them.
Here you go, I got the goods. I know that
right way, but I do take it a no, you know,
Like you know, Vince Gill is my hero and he

(01:20:38):
told me a while long, long while back. Now, man,
just don't worry about it. Stick with it. They're always
going to bet on you because they will always bet
on talent, and they may run out of money. You know.
It's almost like Warnert sitting at the poker table and
they're they're Charlie chips are getting shorter and shorter until
it we get a winning hand. But I do think
they'll keep betting on me until they're out of options.

(01:20:59):
He talked about going to on site because he's probably
drinking a little too much and he's very open. Talked
about opening for Taylor swift, but just a guy that
I've always been drawn to since I moved to town.
Was maybe the first artist because I was just so
hesitant to be friends with an artist because I felt like, well,
if I'm friends with him, I can't actually have an
opinion about him. And so first one I ever like
went to lunch with, I hung out with outside of

(01:21:19):
the but just love him. Great guy. I love when
he plays the opery. But that interview is up on
the Bobby Cast this week. I do hope you check
it out. It's a it's a really good episode. I
did see some more Rachel hollow stuff this morning on
The New York Times had a big story on her. Yeah,
it was what was like, girl, girl, shut your mouth
or something. No, girl likes your timeline that it is?
Ye see that. Yeah, I'm not piling on, but win,

(01:21:41):
I don't know what that is. Well, Rachel Hollis was
the author self. Heelt person that Amy's beefing with. Yes,
we're not beefing. I remember that, okay, yeah, And we
had talked about it on the show and it came
and went. Well. She has a book called Girl Wash
Her Face, and I think I haven't read the New
York Times article. But I did see the headline where
so they were doing a play on the title of

(01:22:02):
her book, like girl washed her Timeline because some of
the stuff that she had put on her feed, on
her timelines on social media were pretty toxic and weird
or odd behavior. That's why I'd like me, you clean
it off every year, elite to that ris a lot
down stuff over the years since I've been on Twitter. Yeah,

(01:22:22):
but every three years, I just do a whole cleanup
because I'm a different person. Girl Washed your Timeline. That's funny.
It really was just stuff that I already heard. Okay,
she was planning I guess to get back at it
May thirty. First, you have like a seminar, and now
they've delayed that. Yeah, the women's conference. She put an
announcement up on her podcast. She did about ten thirteen
minute just podcast of her kind of apologizing, I think,

(01:22:46):
and then saying yes that they are delaying their women's conference,
just for time for her to regroup and do some work,
some inner work and grow as a person. Had tickets conference, Yeah,
I bet you did. I took it. I did her podcast.
I didn't know the difference some people that line up

(01:23:06):
stuff for me. They're like, hey, won't you do this podcast?
Wildly popular? Like great, Oh i'd heard of her, Yeah, yeah,
I'd seen the cover of her book before. I thought
she was extremely nice when I talk to her. I
don't have a beef or I don't really know what's
going on. I liked her from our interaction. I thought
she's very nice to me. But before I did it,
Caitlyn I was like, I don't know if you should
do that, and I was like why. She was like,
I just feel like I've seen some shady stuff. And

(01:23:27):
I was like, relax, I know what I'm doing. And
then she told Amy and he's like, dare you would
go on that? This is before any of the drama
was out, way before, and I was like, guys, relax
and I went on, had a good time. I came

(01:23:47):
away from it. I was like, see, it's great, relax
And then the Namy's like, I told you so. Caitlin's like, old,
just so. And they didn't tell me at the same time.
They told me separately, and they no idea everything was
about to happen. No, but anyway, she's gonna be on Monday.
Has she decided to come on, I didn't know. I
thought Scooba Steve was trying to reach out. But I'm

(01:24:09):
not bringing her on just to beat her up. Oh No,
I don't want to beat her up. I mean, I
know I think that, No, what if we put her
on the show, it'd be for two reasons, to beat
her up, or she'd want to apologize, and I don't
We don't need that on our show. Okay, yeah, good.
I didn't know that those were the only two options,
because I would not lean towards beating her up by
any means, well would you lean towards. I would just

(01:24:30):
curiosity to see where where she is and what her
her her plan is. But I guess she did release
that in her little podcast statement. Although I don't know.
I'm still just confused by a few things. But I
just think that we do have a lot of listeners
that have gravitated towards her teachings, and I just also
for just awareness for them to just be careful. Her

(01:24:51):
teaching is bad. Well, she has no credentials whatsoever to well,
but a lot of it. But you also don't like
say you're not you're not doing have to. You'd have to.
You'll have to watch her stuff to understand what I'm saying.
But it's very like she wants to be or she
was a self proclaimed uh female Tony Robbins and holding

(01:25:12):
these big seminars, and I think a lot of times
women that were showing up were kind of in a
vulnerable place and she didn't really she wasn't the maybe
the right person to be talking to them, which she
didn't really talk so much. A lot of times she
kind of like yells and points and like demands to
a cycling class last night, and she was a yeller, Yeah,

(01:25:35):
well they have credentials to teach that cycle class. But
do they I don't know that you have to get
certified absolutely cycle class. Yes, you can't just teach spin.
Like that time I tried to become a step instructor,
I couldn't get certified because I failed the test. I
don't know it is h I have no idea. I
am not a specialist and who needs to be certified

(01:25:56):
as wanted to clar that for the record, Um whatever.
I just saw the New York Times this morning, the
big article about it. I was like, yeah, that's still
a thing. Huh, don't worry, She'll be forgiven. She'll be
rocking again in six months, So I hope that she
is able to come back, like I'm not. I don't
want her to be down at all. I just was
a charity boxing match, No, because I don't want to

(01:26:16):
box her. I don't want that to be there. I'm
just pot would you do a charity uplifting tournament where
you trying to uplift folks publicly and see who gets
the most uplifts? So maybe I just feel like there's
a time in my life where I would have maybe
fallen prey to some of the stuff, and I'm just
thankful that I'm in a place where, yeah, I just

(01:26:36):
never vibed with it that I was able to recognize,
like what is she selling? Because I'm not buying it,
but a lot of women buy it and they have
made her very very rich. Yeah, how about that? About
that concept? That's crazy. Apparently I had sent Abby our
phone screen or a message on Instagram because she was

(01:26:58):
showing off at work our new vending area. Yes you
know what happened. I don't know. I was like where
it's like the Disneyland of vending machines and like stands
with just food in it. It's like a conveniance upstairs.
It's like a gas station upstairs. Everything's just out and
you can pay for it. Yes, you can just get it.
It's like all laid out in racks. Should put the

(01:27:19):
money and then you just scan a little code and
it charges you. That's it. But it's an honor system,
so you can Lunchbox could literally go up there chips
and not pay for lunchbox gold. He's cashing in. This
is Do you know how much that stuff Rachel Halls
would take all. I have no problem with her. I

(01:27:42):
don't even know what the sitches really is. She's had
some really enswes of stuff. Um, yeah, it's talking about
a housekeeper. But what she didn't have no idea. No,
I am not going to speak on that. But that
was a funny joke. Well it was just funny. Thank you.
Um have you been up there Lunchbox? No, I haven't
seen it, but I will be going up there today. No, boy,
what I can't go look at something Eddie. No, no, no,

(01:28:02):
I'm just I'm just saying. Just you know, it's an
honor system, so if you take something there's a bunch
of chips or sandwiches, or cookies that are out going. Hey,
this is uh, just be sure to go pay over
the side. Will you go and pay over the side.
We'll see if how difficult it is, you know, if
what if I swipe my car didn't work, I'm not
gonna sit there for hours and try to figure it out.
But then you put it back what you were going

(01:28:23):
to buy? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, give us
give us a report on what you think about that place.
I will probably sounds pretty cool. I just never go
upstairs in the building now. I don't either. And also
there's no one up there, so I don't know why
we have that whole thing. Why don't we put that downstairs?
I guess it's true. I think there's face and that
is it in that kitchen area there. Yeah, they're kind

(01:28:44):
of opening back up to sales though, aren't they. Yeah slowly? Yeah? Um,
all right, And finally we're gonna do who on the
show would you trust for what? Yeah, there's different things.
I'm gonna give you up. Yes, and that's why I
have different things here. Oh okay, I thought there's just
an overall Nope, all right, it's fun game. It's called
who on the Show? Would you trust to Blank? All right?

(01:29:06):
Who on the show would you trust to? How set
your pet? Mm hmmm, Mike D. That's weird. Really you
have any pets? Mike D? No, I don't ye Morgan
number two? Oh yeah, she loves her dog, treats her
like a human. How are you guys not picking me?
Because you're gone all the time and you're busier, you're

(01:29:27):
going to be like, oh, but they just play with
the dogs. Deeply offended. Sorry, I'm saving you for something else. No,
don't give me that crap. You're trying to Rachel hollows me?
Are you what? It just works for everything? How set
my pets? Yeah? It sucks not to get picked and

(01:29:50):
you have a dog. I have two dogs that I
have birds natures mine. I have named them. I'm gonna
go with Mike D because I'd be like, hey, stay okay,
I used to Ford. Yeah right, So how about to lunchbox?

(01:30:10):
Would you pick Morgan number two? Who on the show
would you trust to get your meal? Order? Right? It's like,
I'm gonna have this. You got a little alterations here,
a little low no onions, gonna do a little chicken
little Ranchester on the side, not on it. Who would
you trust? Our options are every single person on the show? Sure, okay,
phone screen or Abby Mike D. He's organized. I go

(01:30:33):
Mike D two because he needs to get all this
crap right all the time. His food because he only
eats like let us on Wednesdays, yes, basically yeah, and
Tuesday it's Gromanto bets only in the rest of the
neat so uh yeah, I go Mike D lunchbox. I
think I go Scooba Steve. He has to be detail oriented.
He handles all these emails that comes in, so I
figure he has to be on top of things. Who
on the show would you trust to bell you out
of jail? Bobby? Bobby gotta show up well and yeah,

(01:30:58):
I don't know how much it's gonna call, and I
don't know. Yeah, none of these bulls can cover that. Mike, Yeah,
for sure, this is the one. I get. Lunch Bokes. Well,
since I can't pick myself because I'm in jail, I'd
have to pick you because you got the deepest pockets. Well,

(01:31:19):
that's the second reason to get picked by your friends. No,
but also you would show up, I would show and
you would hire a good attorney. Kid's all about hiring
and pockets. I would answer the phone. That's true, especially
if we called, because you'd be like, what's the emergency.
I don't call anybody. Nobody calls me. When you guys
do call me, I'm like, well, what what's the problem here?
I'm always like, who do I need to bail out
of jail? So far nobody? How about to give you

(01:31:41):
a kidney? I'd say, everybody matches. Everybody matches on the
show and you go down. Who would you call to
give you a kidney? Oh? It's easy, and they have
to They have to be willing to do it, like
you're you're betting on they willing to do it too.
Yeah you Bobby, Yeah, i'd say you, Bobby. I think
you'd like the press. I think I would go, Eddie,

(01:32:07):
I'd give you one, dude. I would probably go, why
are you mouthing something? To mean? Well? Because I feel like,
also to your organs are not tainted by alcohol? Oh
that's good. Be the healthiest organism. So now bones you
have to pick? Then you're not getting my liver. Whose

(01:32:31):
organ would I take? Maybe? Why you what? You just
made a whole thing like, who's I take? Yours, Amy,
Thank you, you're welcome. How about to get you to
the airport on time? Oh, Bobby, Bobby, given there early,
you'd be annoyed. Day before lunch, wax you of course.

(01:32:51):
I mean you're on time, Bobby. Yeah, we get there
an hour before, Bobby. All right? Who would you trust
to pick out your wedding song? Like, okay, you gotta
pick it up for me, Bobby, Okay, be you dude, Bobby, Yeah,
go ahead. I would say Eddie. I think he has
my musical taste a little bit. But I'm talking about Mariachi.
There's who cares. I'd pick Lamars love song, but I

(01:33:13):
guess I wouldn't. I guess I guess I wouldn't. I'd
be Eddie just because I think Bobby picks some sad
weird I mean, he would like some sad songs. So
I would go Eddie. I got you lunch to perform
CPR on you. Eddie. He knows the only one Morgan
number two. No, she has no clue. No, Eddie knows.
Though I've been certified. Amy just doesn't want you to

(01:33:33):
touching her. She's like, she's like, you know what, I'll
take Stanley the dog she's amy. I won't do the mouth.
The mouth, all right, you will not do mouth. I
will skip that Bart. That's funny. Um okay, okay, okay, okay.
I think that's gonna be it for this segment. I
appreciate you guys. Hey, don't forget we're doing a speaking
of dogs. If you go to my Twitter and also

(01:33:54):
Bobby bones dot com, we are trying to raise some
money for a dog organization here in town. You don't
have to take part in it, but if you have
five ten bucks and you want to help us support
the organization that we adopted Eller from. It's up now
and we love for the help. They love for the help.
They're saving dogs and it's called the Big Payback and
we're helping them out. So appreciate you guys. It's up
on my Twitter and it's up at Bobby bones dot com.

(01:34:15):
All right, thank you. Let's look back at two thousand
and five in a segment we call Flashback Friday. Flashback Friday.
The biggest country song on this day is from Craig Morgan.
That's what I love about Sunday, What I love about Sunday.
That's a good one. That is a good one. Craig

(01:34:37):
Morgan's had so many hits you just forget when he
came in here him just played and playing and play
it like I remember that one. That's what I love
about Sunday, What a jam. The only Craig Morgan hit
that I didn't fully love was Cornstar sing that one
ray Will you see if you can pull up Cornstar?
It's funny now and Kitlyn loves it. But Cornstar meaning

(01:35:00):
to play on play on the other kind of star,
yes Star, like the words are, She's not the kind
of girl you made on the corner of Hollywood and Vine.
You might bump into her on Aisle twenty one of
Farmer's Feet and supply. And then it goes on corn Star,
she's a corn Star. This is this is a jail
ever counting hornst my m winner for the last time.

(01:35:23):
He's like a whole lane highway ride through her pasture,
playing that all progress and moving traffic faster. But my
body knows the only reason for the road was to
see your track looking on the top of that tracer.
Oh my, I have corn Star. I've literally never heard
that in my life, you know, so I'm not quite

(01:35:44):
sure it was quite the hit that, Yeah, cots awesome
and you know in those riding rooms when they wrote
the other cat is so good you Gilly. I never
brought up Cornstar with him about if he still plays
it or I don't know. I don't know if you
know if his controversial of time. I just always hear
it and be like corn Star, huh, but I understand

(01:36:05):
it made it. Let's see here, I feel awkward listening
to him sing about it. Look up for country radio
US country airplay, like you're seeing where it was on
the chart. Yeah, huh not not number one? Probably No,
that looks like I'm looking at an album list, though
I don't know whatever um now singles stuff above that.

(01:36:29):
Oh it is a number fifty. I know what do
I know? Okay? Anyway, love Craig Morgan. It's not corn
Star with little little suss as they say that the
biggest pop song is Kanye and Jamie Fox gold Digger
two Dove And the very first YouTube video was posted

(01:36:52):
do you know what it was? And um is a
clip of the Zoo was a clip of one of
the co founders standing in front of elephants at the
San Diego Zoo. Here's a clip of the video that
now has one hundred and sixty three million views, but
was the first ever YouTube video. All right, so here
we are one of the elephants. Cool thing these guys
that they have really really, really long and that's pretty

(01:37:16):
much all this. That was it. Yeah, I was thinking
about that. I don't think I've ever known what the
first video was. So that's cool. That's it. What's going
on this weekend with you? I'm going to go to
see my brother. He lives in Tampa, so my daughter
and I are doing a girls trip, so we're gonna
go hang out with him. Nice. Yeah, I just kind
of rekindled with him after my dad passed away. He

(01:37:38):
was here a few days and visited and we thought
we need to get together more. So that's what we're
gonna do. What about you? I Am going to try
to play some sort of golf. I'm playing in this
ProAm tournament with professionals in a couple of weeks, and
I have not been playing that much golf. I need
to kind of sharpen any skill that I don't really have.
But that Eddie can't play because parents are in town.
It would be rude of me to leave them for

(01:37:59):
four hour but how long were they here? Two weeks? Brow?
Should I try it? Broveryday? I know if I ask them,
they're gonna be like, of course, just go. It's fun.
They're here. It's noting like to her, three days, Bro,
what are you thinking? Saturday? Maybe Morrow? Yeah, Saturday, Sunday? Okay,
let's think about it. Uh, that's what's up? Exercise, eat

(01:38:22):
hats of dogs, live life. You're still going hard on
that one day a week Calyn's parents Callen's mom's sit
to Mortown. And I actually did two hard days too,
But I felt like I had the grace because first
just living life. Who cares? That's what's up. Half a
great weekend. We'll see you Monday, my friends,