November 26, 2021 • 58 mins
Hope everyone is out getting some good Black Friday deals! Today on the show we had Luke Combs performing in studio, Amy jumps in and does a prank call, she also smashed something to release some anger thanks to Eddie, we talked about the best & worst Christmas song and then some…
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting this good Bobby's Big story. Even though we've been
taught to believe that a gloomy day is bad for
our mental health, after tons of research was done, it's
apparently not true at all. On average, the weather has
no effect on people's positive or negative moods. There is
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no real concrete data out there the supports this theory
connecting the weather and our mood. In other words, more sunlight,
less wind, higher average temperature, it didn't make people feel happier,
and low temperatures, rain and snow didn't bring us any
measurable amount of sadness thoughts. Oh, I literally thought in
Alaska that was a thing, because well, they have the
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darkness for sometimes, so that has to be that has
play world. Maybe that's lightning. They have a six month
most dark six month most day, right, I know, and
the depression rates there I read somewhere probably on Wikipedia
one time. My husband lived in Aliska for a little bit.
But yeah, I thought that that was a thing. I'm
affected by it, for sure, you're not. I'll like it
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when it's cold and rainy, oh, I like it when
it's sunny. I'll like rain. I just like so the
rain pots made a good mood. I mean rain brings corn,
Corn brings whiskey, and you know whiskey makes your baby. Yeah,
get a little crispy there. Anyway, that's the story. Thank you,
close it up, Bobby's story. Okay to there. Yeah. And
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I asked that because Eddie has a gift for you
and he'd like to give it to you. Now it
has all been arranged. Eddie said, I'd like to do
this for Amy said Scooba, and I jumped into help.
But it's mostly in eddiething Eddie, go ahead, Amy, I
feel like you relate to me with this one thing.
When times get tough and life is hard, you want
to do one thing, right, What do you want to
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do when times get come on, go to my room
and shut the door and get in my bed and
never come out. Okay, Okay, that's one. That's one. Okay,
But also you want to break breaking? Yes, yes, you're
a very rage filled wait let him tell you. Okay, Okay.
So a few months ago my TV broke and it
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couldn't it couldn't turn it on, and I called repairman
people whatever, and I said, you like, can you look
at this? And they're like, it's gonna cost you more
to fix it than just buy a new one, So
buy a new one. So I've had this TV sitting
at home and it's called all my past words and
all my account information. I'm like, if I don't destroy this,
somebody can hack my information. So that this is the
best gift ever to give to Amy, because I know
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that you've been going too hard through hard times right
now and you could use this. So here's my TV
for you, for you and a sledge hammer so you
can destroy it right now. We haven't set up in
the right outside of the building in an alley. If
goggles a sledge hammer, a TV, we're gonna put it all.
We put it on Facebook. Yeah, okay, I really honestly
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had no idea what in the world was about to have.
How cool is this? It's gonna be pretty amazing. I
think I don't really know. I'm nervous a little bit,
but yeah, I'm excited. Can we like tarp her and
put glasses on her tart me? Yeah, well, you still
want glass like coming in and cutting you. Okay, So
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you're gonna go out back. I'm gonna play this song
right and you're gonna get to experience on air, a
nice rage filled release. How do you feel? Is that
what it's called? Oh yeah, it sounds so negative. Okay,
I'd rather have like um, emotional therapy. Emotional therapy with
sledge hammer. Yes, you're ready, stretched out? Yeah, I'm ready.
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You can go ahead and go Okay, she's taking her
headphones out. Eddie was inspired. He had a TV that
wasn't working anymore. But you know, you have to demolish
it or someone can take all the personal information from
exactly because the TV wouldn't turn on and has all
my log ins, my Netflix, all that stuff on there.
So I have to destroy this somehow. So he knows
Amy's been going through a tough time. Yeah, so we've
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set it up for her to go on the alley
and just start wrecking it with a sledge hammer. By
the way, who brought the sledge hammer? I don't know
who owns that, Steve. They probably won't buy Home Deep
or something, right, So okay, So Amy's walking out to
the back alley. Now I think she has the phone
on her Amy there, how else is it gonna be?
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He's like, hey, man, you gotta call let's Bobby on
the phoney do you see the TV. Yes, and oh wow,
we're watching her right now. I see it. Okay, so Amy,
we need you to put the gloves and the goggles
on please. It is a blue sledge hammer, Eddie. That's
a pretty big TV. That's like over a fifty five
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inch or yeah, it's fifty something. And they couldn't fix
that thing. I mean they could. They said it's gonna
it's gonna cost more than just buying a new one.
So I just bought a new one. Okay. She's put
both gloves on. She is now putting the goggles on
her head. She's looking at the TV. She just did
one of those crowd she is when you crashed down
and look underneath the car. But she's looking at the TV.
I hope this is very therapeutic to her. Okay, Amy,
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how do you feel? I feel? I don't know. I'm nervous.
I'm shaking like I don't know why, but I'm sticking.
How heavy is the sledgehammer? It's very heavy. Okay, I
just take a little swing without hitting the TV. I
just want to see, like hit the wood back behind it. Yeah,
grab top, I was henna get some leverage. I just
want to see how heavy that thing's gonna be hit
the wood behind it. Don't hit the TV. You can
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do it. Okay, how'd that feel? Okay, she's hitting the
wood right now. Oh again, okay, well tell her relax.
We're good on the scuba. You need glasses too, if
you're gonna or put the phone on the ground. Okay,
I put on the ground. I'm okay. I've done this before.
Him and his wife. Every Thursday they go buy a
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TV and wreck it. Amy, here we go, three, two,
one go. Oh, I could almost kill she hit it. Oh,
here we go. It's not really breaking. Okay, hey, but
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put the TV back up. She knocked it over immediately.
Then it started beating on the back side of it.
Amy is beating a TV with oh, and she's back
at it. Hold on, Scuoba, is gonna get hit by
the sledge hammer. A sledge hammer is too heavy for
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it's a breaking Oh. Man, Amy is busting a TV. Oh,
I think it's working. Buzz oh three more one two?
Oh it's breaking now? Well man, she keeps going, all right, scuba,
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how do you feel? I'm there? That's all it requires
a lot. It was like nine guys. I'll be honest
with you. I don't know, guys, I felt really good.
Then I'm like, now I'm all worked up, and I
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don't know. I neither like go run or or cry
or I don't know, but it definitely was amazing. Thank you, Eddie,
You're welcome. Maybe it's nice. Look at the TV. Hey,
take a picture of Amy holding that TV up with
her goggles on. She really went to town on that sucker.
All right, thanks guys, All right, come on backy. I
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think we both I think we both got what we
wanted out of that, right, What did you want to
destroyed TV? I don't think anyone's gonna be watching TV
on that thing, right, So this was all just to
move by you to save some money. Bones. The best
and worst Christmas song? Oh yes, I'm gonna go first.
It's tough because there's so many great Christmas song, great ones,
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but I just wanted the first one that came to
my head, which was Merry Christmas, Happy Holid in sync.
Merry Christmas. That's the best. Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday, and
it's an original, the best. It's so good. The first
one that came to my mind makes me happy and smile.
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Is this happy Holiday Amy best best is Mariah Carey
All I Want for Christmas, another original, which is good.
This played a little bit much for me to be
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a favorite, and I was way more of an InSync
fan than right carry Eddie. Best Christmas song, easy Bing
Crosbie White Christmas, Static Christmas. I like it and you
picture all the soldiers over World War two wanting to
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come home. Listen to this White Christmas. For me, I
prefer the Yes, that's a good one too, but this
is my favorite. Is the Drifters of the Platters. Yeah, Drifters,
the Drifters. Yeah, Morgan best Christmas song. It's beginning to
look a lot like Christmas from Michael blue Blay. It's
beginning to look a lot. It was like Christmas morning. Yeah,
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reminds me Christmas is here. He's becoming Christmas guy. Right.
I think that crooning style is Christmas. Why we think
of Red Elders's Christmas, That's why we think of Michael Boublay.
They put out great Christmas records. Ken did Canes. This
is good, Yeah, it is. It's really great. Lunchbox. Your
favorite Christmas song ever, Well, you just played it. Michael
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Boublay is starting to look a lot like Christmas. Like
surprising coming from me. My wife really likes it, and
so we listened to a lot and I'm like that
dude can sing pretty well. Now back around the room.
The worst Christmas song again, and I'm gonna go with
jingle Bells by the Singing Dogs. Pretty bad. First of all,
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drive me crazy. Second, if he played around a dog,
they go absolutely berserk. This song's awful, Amy the worst
Christmas song. I'm gonna go with Santa Baby, Oh do
with this? This is great? What the stay under the tree?
Santa's like her husband. He's not in the song down
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you don't think so always he just sounds so rotten.
I want to give me this Santa. Do you think
she's really trying to get with Santa? I just always
the thing too? Okay, he's married Eddie. Oh mine is
Carol of the Bells Trans Siberian Orchestra. Jam It hit
it Christmas, catcharnter, get out here, yeah, jam right here?
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Have you never seen them live? Merry Christmas? Bad song?
Great song, Morgan, Oh it has to be Christmas Shoes
by new song. I cry every time the damn you
know it makes We used to do this bit with
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Lunchbox on the year every Christmas when you go out
and act out the song to stores with like some
change and say the word is the song? You would
go say what? I would go to a shoe store
and I'd bring a pair of shoes up there and
be like oh, and then they tell me the total
and I'd throw a bunch of pennies on the counter
and be like, I just you know, I want my
mom and a look beautiful shoe meets Jesus tonight and
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they're like, well, do you have the rest of the money.
I'm like, this is all I got. I just came
straight from the hospital. And they'd be like, I'm sorry,
and you know, some people in line would offer to
pay for him for you, and they were really nice.
It was the best. It was so fun to do
that one. That was maybe my favorite thing ever, just
to make them feel so awkward because they're denying this guy.
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That's why I don't like the song that much, because
I felt so awkward in a bit, We're not gonna
do it this year? No, No, we're not. We're not
gonna do it this year? Could Lunchbox is the worst
Christmas song? Madonna Santa Baby versions. I sent in Madonna
Santa Baby because it just sounds so creepy to me
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and I find it weird. I guess she did like
a version. I'm sure people covered it with the originals,
like Eartha Kit or something. Ramundo, did you have a couple? Yeah?
The worst one I got Kenny Chesney. All I want
is a real good tan. Oh good. I was terrible
that I copied Amy on the good one. Ready for
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it though, right, let's go show. It's time for the
good news. Eighty eight year old Harold Story was mowing
his lawn when he broke his hit. EMT responders come in,
they check him out, they get him help right, and
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then they get back to the station. They're like, hey,
what do you guys think about getting together going back
mowing the guy's lawn for him since he wasn't able
to do it. So they spent a few hours going
back mowing the lawn, working on the garden, fixing up
his house. That's cool because they go back and still
remembered correct. They were like, hey, we helped him, we
fixed him, but we should go back and help him
more because he's probably having a rough time. That's awesome, man,
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That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
The dumbest thing you believed as a kid. It turns
out it wasn't true. What is it, Edie, I go
to you first. Yeah. I went to a basketball game
when I was a kid with my uncle My theomadio,
and and I just kept seeing basketball players fall on
their butts, and I was like, dude, how do they
not hurt themselves every time they fall in the butt.
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He was like, oh, yeah, yeah, basketball players do extra
exercises that focus just on their butt because every time
they do fall on their butt, it doesn't hurt them,
see though, they did a special butt extra wherever. And
then I was at a Spurs game when I was older,
and I started telling people and they all laughed. When
you were older, yeah, yeah, like probably fifteen years ago.
That's funny. A couple of the more popular ones on
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Reddit was that one quicksand will take you to the
center of the earth if you just get it. It
doesn't stop. A thunderstorm is God moving furniture. And here
is the one. And I hope none of you guys
are gonna say this. If you eat a fruit seed,
it will grow in your stomach. Nice, I can't, and
that wasn't that's not mine. But I thought if I
ate a watermelon, i'd get when I was a kid
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that a watermelon would grow because the seeds were in
the food, then the fruit mine is probably until I
was like nine or ten, I thought the baby came
out of the belly button. It's funny I did, because
how do I know? No one ever I was told
the baby came out of the belly button. So I
believe that until somebody was passing some pictures around school
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one day and I was like the baby. I would
mind blown by that. Amy, what is yours? I used
to and I think, I this is my grandma's fault
and my mom too. But they would talk to red
lights and green lights and tell it like, you know,
turn green, turn green, turn green, turn green, And so
I thought for a long time as a kid, you
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had to talk to the stuff lights. That's funny, lunchbox,
what about you? My brother, when I was five years old,
he's a couple of years older than me, he told
me that if I stepped on a crack, it would
break our mom's back. So for a year I tried
to avoid all cracks, and if my mom went around
when I stepped on one, I felt guilty until I
got home and realized, Okay, her back's not broken. I
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got lucky this time, so I avoided all cracks for
an entire year. A check on her, I'll make your
back see all Raymund, do you have one? My mom
would tell us if we swallowed our gum, it would
get stuck in our rib cages. Yea, yeah, the gum
one lived with a lot of us. Huh, yeah, you
have the seven years to get rid of it. That's
true though, right, No, No, it's like the same as
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anything else. Amy's we're letting her know right now. Another
one that I was told a lot growing up was
if you wear a hat, your hair will fall out.
Oh yeah, yes, which isn't true. They've debunked that many times.
And then the other one was that babies come from storks.
I think that's from cartoons though, right, like old school cartoons.
If you guys want to hop on, we have a
voicemail line. If you want to leave us, you know
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what it is that you always believed, It turns out
it wasn't true. You can call us eight seven seven
seventy seven. Bobby Bones on the show. Right now is
Ali in Massachusetts? Hi? Ali, Hi, good morning show. Where
are you morning? You said show? I can Oh you
guys can't studio? Yeah? Yeah, Hey hey Ali say morning studio.
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Mon there we go, and do you have your integrity?
It's I just it's a muscle memory that I can appreciate. Ali,
we're live in Massachusetts, in Springfield. I'll love it there. Um,
we're gonna do a little something here. Amy. You're gonna
have a chance to win her a prize. Okay. I'm
gonna play a game called name the classic rock lead singer?
All right, Ali, So you're gonna hang out. If Amy
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gets five of seven, you win. Okay, awesome, So I'm gray,
thank you. Here we go, Amy, Can you name the
lead singer of this band? Yeah? So it's a whole process.
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Who's got to figure out the band and then name
the lead singer? Yeah? What are you thinking about that one?
Stephen Tyler Barosmith? Is that wrong? It was it guns
and Roses? It is wrong. Yeah, Amy, start with a band,
like Bobby said, and then you can get no. But
I thought Sephen Tyler was until he said that wasn't right,
and I was like, oh, that's I don't even know.
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Who's the lead of Guns and Roses? Who do you
think guns and Roses? Lead singer Roses Axel Rose? Well,
that makes sense? Okay, okay, oh for one, you gotta
get five for seven. Okay, Next up, guys, miss step Okay,
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the band Aerosmith Stephen Tyler. Correct? Give that girl a point?
Nice job. Okay, see if you can name this lead singer? Oh? Oh, hold,
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you're changing your answer. Hold on. It looked like she
was ready, so we pulled down. Oh no, who's that band? Okay?
Who's the band? You two? Who's the lead singer? Correct?
Who did you have? Cold Play? Oh? Boy? Okay, you
know not American? Stop listen? Thank you? Dame means two
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for three. She has to get five out of seven.
Name the lead singer. Here you go. What you think
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that band is? Nirvana lead singer? Correct? Nice, she's still
in the running, boys, Next one up, no song song
the radio? Oh you got the singer? Now got it?
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You got it. It's easier than you think. Who do
you think the band is? Oh? Oh? Is satisfaction? Is
that the Beatles? And I didn't well you're asking questions.
We don't do questions on okay, well this is my guest.
Now go ahead, um Beatles Paul McCartney incorrect. Is the
Rolling Stones make Jaggers close? You have to get Are
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they close? Yes? Yeah? Thanks? You have to get the
next two right to win? Name the lead singer Josh
Style through the Sky like a Jaggon love. What a
weird song to pick that. That's very of all the songs.
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I'm going to go, stop me, I'm do you want
to degrees the Sonic coming. Amy has her hands on
her head trying to channel, and yeah, I don't know
that she's gonna get this one. Amy, Now I know,
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because didn't we have somebody come in and like cover
all these songs? Come on? Amy? Can you name the band?
Queen Queen is correg Now associate that to the lead singer.
That's what I'm trying to do. And now I have
in my head Alexandra McQueen. But that is a design
Alexander McQueen queen. I know, I know that's like not this,
but that's all that's in my head. I know it's like,
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um no, no, it'll ray no, not ray, Ali, you
said nothing Amy's freaking out. I'm gonna tell you this
is the only one that you can hop in and
help This is the only one you can hop in
and help on if you know Ali the answer? What
is it? Cury? Ali? I'm sorry, we're trying to talk
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to Ali here. I got it, though, Ali, would you
have known it? And I have no idea? Okay, Amy
did yell out Freddie Mercury, that's correct, Thank you. It
took you like a year to get there early did.
It's like I don't understand. Sometimes when I'm clear, sometimes
things come to me really quick. And then that's like
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with the easy trivia. Some days you might be say,
what's the capital of Texas? And I'm gonna be like,
it'll take me forever, I'll get there. But then other
days gonna be like Austin, I don't know. It's just well,
we're down to the final question. Cob webs up in here.
We're gonna put her on a clock to of thirty seconds. Okay,
just because I think we started that question yesterday. Okay, Okay, okay,
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last one, who's the lead singer? Change because of Jildren
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Little Okay for the win for one hundred dollars one
more photo gift cards. Allie in Springfield a blanket with
my face on it. This is probably gonna I don't
know what you're gonna do with it. I don't know
a lot of users to stay warm? Yeah, Amy, who
is that lead singer? Come on, Stevie Nicks? Is it
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Stevie Nicks? Ali? How do you feel? I'm super excited?
I take better? Oh, thank you? You know what I
wrote down right before we played? Do you know what
I wrote down? I wrote, I'm going to win. Oh,
I just thought I put myself up a little bit.
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Do you know what I wrote to have the confidence?
That's right? Look what I wrote here? What did your
Amy's gonna take? Forever with one's answers show, it's time
for the good news. Bobby in Fort Valley, Georgia, a
police officers getting a new kidney thanks to a teacher
that he barely knew. Captain Gerald Smith's been working with
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the Fort Valley Police Department for twenty seven years, but
for the last five he's been on dialysis just waiting
for a new kidney. So upon hearing about his situation,
this sixth grade teacher, Tara Craig, felt inspired to help.
They didn't know each other, but she said she felt
like God was calling her to help. Now they weren't
an exact match. She's type B blood, he's Type O.
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Instead of Tara giving her kidney directly to the Captain,
they signed up for this donor pairing program that moved
them to the top of the list, and just a
few weeks later they found a match for the police
officer in Utah. So because she said she was going
to give a kidney, she still gave a kidney and
went to someone else and they found him a kidney
quicker too. So it took a few weeks because of
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this program, because of her saying I'm stepping in, they
moved up. Captain Smith is excited, nervous. She's also a
little nervous, but they're gonna both benefit from from this.
I want to give someone a kidney, do you like?
It just sounds cool and it's just something already in
your body. Anyway, you still got to be scary, even
for the people doing it. I think that this kidney donation,
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sharing the positive stories is affecting people in a great way.
For you to even go I'd like to give a
kidney it feels like a cool like that's popular culture
kidney giving popular culture working. That's right. I've never thought
about it. I'd like to give somebody I don't know,
black of hair. It is like that's where I was saying,
like it is we get all the feels when it
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came down to it, Are you're gonna go sign yourself up?
I don't know. Is it's still a little scary, but
I think I would if it was somebody that, like,
if I was moved to do it, if it was
close to me, I think I would. That's cool man,
for sure. All Right, there you go. That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Here's a
voicemail we got last night, Good morning studio. I've such advice.
I don't want to be a ballet dancers, and my
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parents don't think that is the best cleer's choice. And
I was wondering if you had some advice, or wouldn't
you talk to them about to kind of show them
that this is a career path. Well, being a ballet
dancer is not the best career. However, neither's being on
the radio, neither's being anything that anybody really wants to be.
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Like they're hard jobs to get. But if you don't
pursue with all your heart, you're going to resent it
for so long you're going to resent them, you're gonna
resent you. But I can't sit here and go yeah,
it's a great career choice. It's not. This isn't But
I knew what I wanted to do. I didn't stop
until I was able to get here. If you approach
it like that, and if you can't think of doing
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anything but that, that's what you should be doing. And
then you do it for as long as you possibly
can and think a little bit more and then reevaluate
if it's not working out. But I just think you
need to tell your parents this is what you want
to do. This is what you're going to do, and
if you don't need the resources, then go do it.
If you do need their resources, you gotta figure out
some sort of compromise. But you know, the greatest thing
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that ever happened to me is I grew up extremely poor.
Nothing to lose. When you ain't got nothing, you can't
lose nothing, and so go for it. Yeah, not not
the best career choice, but you know, nothing great is
ever easy, ever, because if it was easy, everybody would
have it or be doing it. And then if everybody
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had it and was doing it wouldn't be great. So
here you go. This is kicking the butt. If you
don't do it, it's because of you. It's not because
of your parents unless they're paying your bills. But other
than that, Yeah, you just have that conversation with them.
You just have to be steadfast and that this is
what you're going to do. I don't even know if
you're a good ballet dancer. Maybe, but still you gotta go.
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You gotta go, go fight for it until you can't
fight anymore, and once you can't find any more reevaluate.
There you go, all right over to Amy. Now at
the morning, Corny. The morning, Corny, why is it always
cold at Christmas? Too soon? What do you mean? No,
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not too soon? I mean the answer is like winter
the earth? Oh no, why is it always cold at Christmas?
Because it's December? That was the morning, Corny. Nice. Let's
check in on lunchbox. Who ate the hottest chip in
the world yesterday? It was one chip. I paid fifteen
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dollars for it. We spun the wheel. He lost. He
not only drank milk, he shoved yogurt down his throat,
and here we are one day later, a lunchbox. Give
us the full report. Oh you want to speak about crashing?
I mean, I try to go home and take a nap,
and I just laid on the couch in pain for
like three hours because my stomach just hurt. Like it
was like pain, like there was something in my stomach
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that wanted to get out and didn't know how to
get out, didn't know where to go. My stomach didn't
know how to digest it. I don't know what it was,
but it wasn't comfortable. So I couldn't even nap because
I was in pain laying on the couch being useless
for three hours. Could it have been the gallon of
milk and three yolk ship? I mean, I I've drinking
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milk my whole life, and I've never doubled over in
pain like like that. You're as so much dairy as
if you were a cow. Too much of anything? Is it?
Too much water is a bad thing? You know? Like
it just was a lot of dairy happening. I'm a
fan of dairy. It's nothing against the dairy, but there
was a lot happening. Yeah, I mean because the pain
I was in, I was trying to soothe my soul
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and it did not work. Like I was trying to
calm my tongue down, and when my tongue stopped burning,
then my stomach's hurting. And I'm just laying there on
the couch just going this is terrible. And I was
useless for three hours, just laying on the couch and
I had a couple of trips to the um facilities.
How do I say this? Yeah? Were they was it?
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It was pretty rough? Aggressive? I was aggressive. It was
it was. It came out in full fourth. But again
was it? But it wasn't milk. We don't know because
he almost drowned himself etern internal milk. I know. Listen, guys,
milks never made me feel that way. And I mean
it was yeah, let's just say there was um no
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no more. Say we get it. The Friday morning conversation
with Luke, are you man good? How are you good
to see it? Likewise, you know you have nine number ones.
Now I feel like if I'm in the car for
fifteen minutes, I'm for sure going to get a couple
of Luke hoomb songs. I think so when you're driving.
If you're in the car and the Luke Hoombs song
comes on, it's yourself, obviously, do you change the station
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or do you turn it? Yeah, it's just weird. It's
just weird. Yeah, I know. W Yeah, it's just weird.
I don't know to listen to yourself. I mean, I
just by the time something is out and then by
the time it's the radio, I've heard it so many times.
Do you ever hear something new though, when you're hearing
it on the radio, like, oh, I didn't know that
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was mixed like that? Or definitely not, No, because you've
listened to it so many Yeah, yeah, definitely not. You've
added five new songs. By the way, Luke Holmbs is
here because the deluxe albums out. If you would have
added all the songs that you'd written during the last
five or six months during the pandemic, if you'd added
all of them, how many tracks would be on that thing,
probably forty forty or fifty. What do you do with
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these songs that you don't end up cutting? I hope
that no one hears them because they're not good really
if they didn't get cut, I mean there, but you
don't there aren't some of them where you're going this
just isn't for me right now, but maybe this artist
would like it. No, there is a lot of that.
But I think there's like a there can be like
a stigma in town a little bit with so for example,
I can only put out you know, so many songs,
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however and however amount of time. So then if another
artist were to hear this song and they go, man,
I really like that song, and then they see that
my name's on it, or whoever artist's name is on it,
they would go, well, and why didn't that guy cut it?
If it's so good. But really, it's just impossible to
put out as many good songs as you could write
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because you would never be able to you know, you
wouldn't be able to promo stuff correctly and have it
be in the spotlight long enough. So I think there
is a stigma to that, Like if you see another
artist's name on it, you go, well, if he didn't
cut it, then it must not be that good. So
even if you really like it, you're kind of thinking
to yourself, well, what's wrong with it? If that gout?
If it was really great, he would have cut it.
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Would you ever use a pseudonym a different name if
you weren't gonna use for yourself and go you know
what I think UH is going to ask. I think
maybe already do that. I couldn't say, nice, I couldn't
you know, could legally couldn't say if I already do that.
All I know is that he got slapped on the
leg or I want to ask that question. Yeah, so no,
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I think that's a good idea. But any writers out there,
that's a good idea to I should do that. I
think I saw Jimmy Butler on TikTok listening to your music. Yeah. Yeah,
Jimmy Butler is awesome, man, He's a great dude. Yeah.
I was watching him on a boat and he was
singing along to your song and on like a pontoon boat. Yeah,
And I was like, I was like, that's awesome. You know,
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Jimmy Butler plays for Miami Amy by the way, I
was about to ask, you know, Jimmy Butler, Yeah, that's great.
I saw your TikTok where you were like where it
started and where it is now, and you were playing
in a club. I think you were singing Hurricane and
it was some old club footage and then where it
is now and it was you in an arena. Does
it feel like that's just been such a runaway train
or does it feel like it took forever? I think
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a little bit of both, you know, um, I think
it was. In a lot of ways. It was like, man,
that feels like two lifetimes ago because we've done so
much in that amount of time. But then, you know,
I'll be talking with these guys and we'll be talking
about something and they're like, you know, that was like
two years ago, and I'm like, man, it feels like
it was ten years ago. You know, I don't know,
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It's just a lot has happened in such a small
amount of time that it's all just really jam packed
in there. When you were playing clubs, even before you
came to Nashville full time, what was best case scenario
that you could see for yourself. I don't know what
it was gonna be. I mean, I think anything would
have been fine, as long as I could could have
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made a living doing music in some capacity, whether that
was being like a full time staff ride or somewhere,
or I don't know, being a demo singer would have
been cool. I mean really anything to like not have
to like do the grind, like the forty hour week
thing I would have been cool with. I think, did you,
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in any of your wildest dreams see this? No? I
don't think so. I mean I had a I had
a you know, I always was very confident in myself,
and I believed in myself. But it was never like
I think I'm gonna be doings. Yeah no, no, no
chance that I think that that was gonna happen. But
here we are, got nine number one hurricane for in
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twenty sixteen, loving on you your latest. We're gonna come
back in a second and do a little music, but
I do want to play. Um, let me play a
clip of Cold as You. This is from the deluxe album.
I feel like this was a fan that, like the
fans demanded this one. Did you feel that way? I
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think that, yeah? My Uh, why did you guys look
at each other and laugh on this play? We just
I was just I told him it was a jam.
He didn't write on it, so, oh that's funny. I'm
always like jam it's so so good. Yeah. Yeah, did
you feel like people were like you gotta cut that song? Um?
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I think I just knew when I when I you know,
when we wrote it with me and Jonathan and Randy
wrote it, it was just kind of like, yeah, that's
gonna be on something. I didn't know what, you know,
if that would be this thing or the next thing.
I knew it would come out at some point. Here's
a clip of the other guys come back. You're right
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on this one. You did Okay? He made up on
the back the Friday Morning conversation with Fluke cos Oh,
I like that. You guys are aggressive with the songs. Here,
they're ready to go. I like the background music. Okay,
hold them by a couple, you know what, I'll save
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the questions. Let's go baby, Luke Combs is here. Can
we do better together? Yeah? Just a little versus of chorus.
A forty hp Johnson on a flat bottommdal boat, cod
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cans and baby guns, barm wiring, old fans posts, eight
point books and on them freshly cut corn field, one
arm out to win new and one hand on the wheel.
Somethings just go better together and probably always wheel like
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a cup of coffee and a sunrise Sunday drives in
time to keep What's the point of this old guitar
if it ain't gotten nough strings, a pouring your heart
and too song that you ain't gonna sing. It's a
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match made up in heaven like good old boys and
beats and meets. Long as you're right here nicely comes
the studio right now. How about cold as you guys?
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Gonna do that one? Let's do it one. It's a
junk tap joint off a back group, a blinking wind
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to sign with an hair rope of grabbing like chock
full of two box trucks making their happy harowey hometing.
Guys like me lose girls like you. That's where we
run to. They got whiskey, river on a chip box,
a hockey time, sawdust, dass flow, a knee out of
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five o'clock bropot, and plenty damn many. When you want
more of this broke card book, hold an old barstool
drinking beer almost as cold as you nice Come on
(39:03):
just here. That's awesome. It sounds great, man, it's you know,
I think you feel it. We don't hear it. I
definitely feel it. Yeah, sure, let's do one more. Luke
Combs is here, by the way. Let's do loving on you.
Vers and course of that. You know what I like
about it? I just I love the intro to this.
I tell you why a person like it. It's long,
that's that's everybody's zigging you zagged. It comes in destructives
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and boo a lot. That's my favorite part of the
song because it's so different. I like this one a lot,
so I want to hear that intro. I'm like, oh,
this is good, Luke Combs loving on you. Why, don't
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get me wrong. I like a barber on water ooking.
I'm in ry and a man. I like a Friday
night slue ride Brooks dum beside here while spain it again.
I like a strong shout of whiskeyathing wear Marborough hits
me some broken in cowboy boots. But I'm in loving,
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loving on you. I feel that a round as soon
as you walk in a room. I can't get enough
for your honey right on the money. I'm a junky
for your midnight move. I'm in love loving on you. Nice.
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It is like you know, if you're listening now and
you're like, man, that sounds so good. If you were
to separate the parts of that, like who is singing
the high harmony, mean, Tyler, look, can you just do
the high harmony without the other guy do it? I
would like our listeners to hear just how good, just
to hear how good you are at this, but how
weird it sounds by itself. Okay, So if you don't mind,
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go ahead, feeling you want for you, honey on the money,
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I'm a junky for you, midnight moves with loving great man.
Now hold on a second, it's now if you hop
in and do your your because you're doing kind of
a background vocal. Who now without Luke? So you them
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do it just those two. But this is so hard,
But if anyone can do it, it's easy. That's true.
That's true. One more time, love it? You walk in
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a room, I'm joking for you midnight love it. That's so.
How do you decide which words you're gonna fully do
(42:40):
out and then not because obviously Luke's doing all the words,
But then some of the words y'all do fully and
then other ones ud? So is that just you feel it?
You know, you attack certain words or sometimes it's like
a valet science. Sometimes it's there's like a science to it.
And there's some guys in this town that do it
oh other worldly. Well, we just got to mash a
(43:01):
class guys doing that. There's a vulnerability to you, guys
having to break that apart and actually show So all right,
there he is, Luke comes. Thank It's time for the
good news, Amy. So I'm want to tell you about
Lego Grandma Lego Grandma. Yes, her name is Rita Ebel,
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and she has been in a wheelchair for twenty five
years since she was in a car accident and she
started to realize a lot of businesses she would want
to go inside, but she got frustrated because she couldn't
get in no ramp for her wheelchair. So she spends
hours a day building these Lego ramps and they're super
cute and they're really colorful and bright, and she donates
them to businesses so that they can put them out
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front and that way people with wheelchairs it's more accessible,
and business is really love them because it's colorful and
cool and the Legos it's not like this ugly little
ramp thing, and it actually attracts people that aren't even
in a wheelchair because of the bright colors. I'm surprised
he's Lego together because I'm looking at the ramps. She
builds two of them, right, yeah, don't worry. She glues them.
She puts it together. It's not just like lego. Then
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she super glues them so that they don't come apart. Well,
says too. She built these so bold in color to
also raise awareness for people. So when people see them too,
they're all they're all like, what is that? And there's
a story to be told too. It's awesome. Yeah, well,
good for her. That's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. Let's go. It is time for
easy trivia, the Friday morning tradition. Until you guys tell
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us it sucks. Welcome to the show. These are all
super easy questions. You shouldn't missed them, but inevitably someone
always does. Let's seeho the last man standing is or woman?
By the way, it's usually a woman. Usually it's Amy.
All right, here we go. What color are the stars
on the United States flag? Okay, these stars the red
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white stripes. The background is blue and the stars are white. Correct, lunchbox.
What country is just north of the border of the
United States. That's Canada, correct Eddie. Who is the first
president of the United States? George Washington. Correct, Morgan, number two.
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Saint Patrick's Day celebrates what cultural heritage? What people the Irish? Correct?
And Raymondo is in the game Raymundo who lives in
a trash can on Sesame Street. Oh, that has gotta
be Oscar the Grinch the Grouch. Oscar the Grouch. He's
(45:38):
out round one. I asked him. A boy went on.
I said, do you want him play? And he goes, yeah, sure,
why not? And then he comes hard with Oscar the
Grinch in round one? So close it is Oscar the Grouch. Ray,
I'm sorry. Do you feel like you were jobbed there?
Or no? No, no, no, I got it wrong. Definitely, Okay,
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a game Oscar? Amy back over to you. What was
the last name of Orville and Wilbur the flanked Pioneers?
Right brothers? Correct? Just to say Red and Bucker. Oh
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laughing too hard? All right? Lunchbox easy trivia? Things fall
when you drop them because of what force? Oh? Yeah, correct? Eddie?
And baseball? How many players are on base if the
bases are loaded? That would be three people? Correct? Morgan.
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If you boil water, what do you get? You get
boiled water? Okay, come on, I got an answer. Phones
come on. Okay, yeah, Eddie and Amy said at the
same time, one to three evaporations steam. Okay, see, we
need a different question. Why, thank you? Okay? Oh hey, Morgan,
Easter comes after how many days of lent on the
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Christian calendar? Oh? Man, this was supposed to be my question.
It's like when you played black jackets. Yeah, um, forty
days you've been Okay, give me the question that that
(47:32):
was supposed to be mine. So okay, sassy, Amy? And
which sport might you dump spike and block? Correct that? Okay,
you guys, lunchbox. What's the biggest spider in the world? Oh,
(47:56):
come on, you got this? The biggest spider? Easy trivia?
I mean the only spider that I know. Their names
are tarentulas. Your answer, that's my answers only spider I know? Correct?
Whoa Eddie? Which athlete has won the greatest number of
gold medals at a single Olympics? What? Okay? First one
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it comes to my mind is Michael Fell correct? Yeah,
but then I didn't know, but Bruce won them. Oh yeah, yeah,
he wasn't the right answer, but Bruce won them back then,
so it would have been acceptable. Okay, Okay, Amy, over
to you. What country is Mulan fighting to protect? What?
(48:40):
Here we go? What country is Mulan fighting to protect
in the film Mulan. I've never seen Mulan. They get
a little harder as it goes. What country is Mulan
fighting to protect? Mulan? Probably something like Iran. The answer is, Eddie,
do you know what? Oh? I guess I could get
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it wrong. It's China. You want you want to know?
I can't believe, never seen Eddie. All right, come on,
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we're playing, sorry, lunchbox, we're playing nation's capitals. What's the
capital of Italy? Italy? Do I know a city in Italy?
You do know this city? Oh? Milan heard he heard
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Mulan a second ago, he says, Milan. Oh my goodness,
isn't that a cookie? No, that's a Milan. No, the
capital city of Italy? You know? Rome is Rome. That's right, lunchbot.
You haven't been boned yet. If Eddie gets it right,
(50:05):
If Eddie gets it right, you're not boned. All right.
There's a pretty dumb man. If Eddie misses it, you're
not boned, all right, Eddie for the win. Come on,
what kind of animal is when Dixie in the two
thousand and five movie because of when Dixie, When Dixie,
I thought that was a grocery store. It is, okay,
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is when Dixie a pig? Bones? Is that your answer, Eddie?
Or your question? That's all I have? He says, it's
a pig, Eddie, you have? Well, you want to be
boned because it's a dog, but you're neither one of
your boned. Wow, not let a boned? Alright, sudden death
(50:50):
between the two, since you guys both missed it. Sudden
death buzz in with your name as your answer. Okay, okay,
what is the name of the outermost layer of skins,
lunch Box, the epidermous Eddie you have? Eddie, you have
been bones lunch I'm looking. Everybody has and they stay
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there bone there. He is our big winner of easy
Trivia this week. I didn't even hear him saying to
the last word. I didn't know if he said earth
or skin. Well, you obviously here at skin because I
just guess. And I was like, after I said, I
was like, did he say earth? Well, Earth would have
been the crust. That's why whoa the mantle? The core? Okay,
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lunch Box, you with the winner of congratulations this show.
So Amy, haven't done a prank call in how many years?
I mean, it's been a long time. I feel like
the last time I did anything like pranky was when
I wore a mic to the all and would go
into shops and Lundbox would tell me what to say
and I would go in and say something funny like here,
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or we did at a maternity store once. I think
that I wasn't pregnant, but I wanted to buy maternity jeans.
I don't know. I think it's the last time I
did it, and that was maybe two thousand and eleven.
And that wasn't even a call. Now, that was an
in person prank. Well, we sit around and think of
a lot of these prank calls, and so whenever this
came to you were like, oh boy, well I just
thought I feel a little rusty. So I'm glad I
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got one under the belt. And if I could do more,
maybe I'll get better. But it's probably not that good.
All right, Here we go. This is Eddie. You heard this.
This is Amy calling a grocery store asking for some
help with their milkbone cookie, saying that her kids can't
chew them. She tried soaking a milk. It's still not working.
You get it her dogs? All right, let's see how
it goes. I have a question about the milkbone cookies
(52:52):
that you sell the milk for dogs. Well, no, I've
been feeding them to my kids and they're really hard.
Milkbone yeah, yeah, yeah, And I was soaking them in
milk to make them soft, but they're still hard and
my kids can't chew them. Milk bone cookie, Yeah. I
bought them from your store, and my kids can't chew them.
I don't know if I'm doing it wrong, Like I'm
soaking them in whole milk right now, but I could
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do almond milk, I guess. Yeah. So, and you're telling
me that the name of them is called milkbone. Milk bone, yes, ma'am.
The only thing. But the only thing I know milkbone
is is for dog biscuits. Dog biscuits, yes, ma'am. Is
it a red box but well yeah, it's a red
box all right, But you can't I can't feed them
to my kids, all right, ma'am. I'm gonna go, Okay,
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do you have a wonderful thing? Oh that's pretty good,
Pretty good? No, I laughed like you did laugh, I know.
And that's like when you're pranking, you gotta hold it together.
So then Lunchbox jumps on and calls the guy back
as her husband. Oh yeah, help, Oh yeah, man, my
(53:56):
wife just called about the milkbone cookies and she said
you hung up on her. No, I didn't hang out
with her. Oh well, I guess she got confused, so
she yeah, she just chipped her tooth on one of
the milkbone cookies. And she's like, I bought cookies and
there put him in the cookie jar and bring them
back with me and a wetle talking person with which
you'll take care of the best way we can do,
we bring the tooth in. Also sure, why, I mean,
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do you have a dinnist? Do you guys have a
company dinnis that you're gonna send us to? How do
we get this fixed? Sir? Just come on and we'll
talk to you. Then he's onto your game. I feel
I feel like he's onto you. And now did you
have Morgan or two calls? The daughter exactly, the whole
family calls all of us. The mailman, Ray calls and
that's not the mailman, And it's true. I just walk
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by shown Sorry up today. This story comes to us
from Manhattan, New York, and man was driving his Lamborghini
two hundred and forty thousand dollars when all of a sudden, boom,
a mopen hits him and knocks off his mirror. Pulls
over to get the information. Guy in the moped jumps
in the Lamborghini, steals the Lamborghini, deals the Lamborghini. Why
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his friend makes it get away on the moped. Hold on,
let me get this straight. There's the Lamborghini driving down
the road and two guys on mopeds. Oh, dumb and
dumber side. Yeah, so were they targeting this Lamborghini, that's
what they think. Okay, and then they take the Lamborghini
and it was too fast. They crash it. Oh they
couldn't handle the speed because they're used to the moped speed. Yeah,
(55:22):
maybe they were used. The guy driving was used to
not being he's used to being held from behind and
they couldn't do that. And then he was like, I
need you to hold me. Crash. Wow. If they plan that,
that's pretty like not to say, pretty creative and pretty
like wow, that's next level thinking. But then you got
to know how to drive it man, there you go,
I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head Store of the Day.
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Flashback Friday, two thousand and ten, Flashback Friday. The biggest
country song at this time is the band Perry If
I Die Young? Wow? Great? Played it a pop if
you's just crossover a monster smash. What are they up
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to now? I was on their Instagram of the day.
They look cookie really? Yeah, didn't Kimberly die her hair
like a she? That's maybe it just looks weird because
they don't look like the last time I saw them.
I like them a lot, but I think they were
like sitting outside on a wall smoking a cigarette or something.
I used to listen to this song on repeat and like, dude,
it made me happy and sad. It was awesome. Yeah,
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they all have really blonde hair. Kimberly's in a brawl
and they're smoking a cigarette. Well, this picture's not I'm
just looking at what they look like. Oh I didn't
make that up. Scroll down some more, Mike. Maybe it's
on her page. I don't know. All right, let's see
the biggest pop song like a G six bar East
Movement six six the biggest thing in pomp culture is Katie,
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Katy Perry, Mary's Russell. I got a yelling like a
club Katy Perry, Mary's Russell brand. What they spare no
expense in the extravagant ceremony in India, which includes a
procession of elephants, camels, horses, dancers and musicians. The marriage
lasts less than two years. What happened to him? I
think he's still chilling. Is he making anything? Yeah, he
(57:32):
was funny. I used think it's really he does like
a podcast, successful podcast. Yeah he was funny. Yeah, there
was a picture um or they're out. I don't know
what they're smoking. Celebration of a song well written. What's
got you? I'll lit up tonight? Yeah? I like them.
They just are different now and we all grow in
different ways. Good for them. That's it. There you go,
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Thank you guys. We'll see you Monday. Have a great day.
By
Transmitting this good Bobby's Big story. Even though we've been
taught to believe that a gloomy day is bad for
our mental health, after tons of research was done, it's
apparently not true at all. On average, the weather has
no effect on people's positive or negative moods. There is
(00:26):
no real concrete data out there the supports this theory
connecting the weather and our mood. In other words, more sunlight,
less wind, higher average temperature, it didn't make people feel happier,
and low temperatures, rain and snow didn't bring us any
measurable amount of sadness thoughts. Oh, I literally thought in
Alaska that was a thing, because well, they have the
(00:47):
darkness for sometimes, so that has to be that has
play world. Maybe that's lightning. They have a six month
most dark six month most day, right, I know, and
the depression rates there I read somewhere probably on Wikipedia
one time. My husband lived in Aliska for a little bit.
But yeah, I thought that that was a thing. I'm
affected by it, for sure, you're not. I'll like it
(01:10):
when it's cold and rainy, oh, I like it when
it's sunny. I'll like rain. I just like so the
rain pots made a good mood. I mean rain brings corn,
Corn brings whiskey, and you know whiskey makes your baby. Yeah,
get a little crispy there. Anyway, that's the story. Thank you,
close it up, Bobby's story. Okay to there. Yeah. And
(01:32):
I asked that because Eddie has a gift for you
and he'd like to give it to you. Now it
has all been arranged. Eddie said, I'd like to do
this for Amy said Scooba, and I jumped into help.
But it's mostly in eddiething Eddie, go ahead, Amy, I
feel like you relate to me with this one thing.
When times get tough and life is hard, you want
to do one thing, right, What do you want to
(01:53):
do when times get come on, go to my room
and shut the door and get in my bed and
never come out. Okay, Okay, that's one. That's one. Okay,
But also you want to break breaking? Yes, yes, you're
a very rage filled wait let him tell you. Okay, Okay.
So a few months ago my TV broke and it
(02:14):
couldn't it couldn't turn it on, and I called repairman
people whatever, and I said, you like, can you look
at this? And they're like, it's gonna cost you more
to fix it than just buy a new one, So
buy a new one. So I've had this TV sitting
at home and it's called all my past words and
all my account information. I'm like, if I don't destroy this,
somebody can hack my information. So that this is the
best gift ever to give to Amy, because I know
(02:35):
that you've been going too hard through hard times right
now and you could use this. So here's my TV
for you, for you and a sledge hammer so you
can destroy it right now. We haven't set up in
the right outside of the building in an alley. If
goggles a sledge hammer, a TV, we're gonna put it all.
We put it on Facebook. Yeah, okay, I really honestly
(02:57):
had no idea what in the world was about to have.
How cool is this? It's gonna be pretty amazing. I
think I don't really know. I'm nervous a little bit,
but yeah, I'm excited. Can we like tarp her and
put glasses on her tart me? Yeah, well, you still
want glass like coming in and cutting you. Okay, So
(03:19):
you're gonna go out back. I'm gonna play this song
right and you're gonna get to experience on air, a
nice rage filled release. How do you feel? Is that
what it's called? Oh yeah, it sounds so negative. Okay,
I'd rather have like um, emotional therapy. Emotional therapy with
sledge hammer. Yes, you're ready, stretched out? Yeah, I'm ready.
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You can go ahead and go Okay, she's taking her
headphones out. Eddie was inspired. He had a TV that
wasn't working anymore. But you know, you have to demolish
it or someone can take all the personal information from
exactly because the TV wouldn't turn on and has all
my log ins, my Netflix, all that stuff on there.
So I have to destroy this somehow. So he knows
Amy's been going through a tough time. Yeah, so we've
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set it up for her to go on the alley
and just start wrecking it with a sledge hammer. By
the way, who brought the sledge hammer? I don't know
who owns that, Steve. They probably won't buy Home Deep
or something, right, So okay, So Amy's walking out to
the back alley. Now I think she has the phone
on her Amy there, how else is it gonna be?
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He's like, hey, man, you gotta call let's Bobby on
the phoney do you see the TV. Yes, and oh wow,
we're watching her right now. I see it. Okay, so Amy,
we need you to put the gloves and the goggles
on please. It is a blue sledge hammer, Eddie. That's
a pretty big TV. That's like over a fifty five
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inch or yeah, it's fifty something. And they couldn't fix
that thing. I mean they could. They said it's gonna
it's gonna cost more than just buying a new one.
So I just bought a new one. Okay. She's put
both gloves on. She is now putting the goggles on
her head. She's looking at the TV. She just did
one of those crowd she is when you crashed down
and look underneath the car. But she's looking at the TV.
I hope this is very therapeutic to her. Okay, Amy,
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how do you feel? I feel? I don't know. I'm nervous.
I'm shaking like I don't know why, but I'm sticking.
How heavy is the sledgehammer? It's very heavy. Okay, I
just take a little swing without hitting the TV. I
just want to see, like hit the wood back behind it. Yeah,
grab top, I was henna get some leverage. I just
want to see how heavy that thing's gonna be hit
the wood behind it. Don't hit the TV. You can
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do it. Okay, how'd that feel? Okay, she's hitting the
wood right now. Oh again, okay, well tell her relax.
We're good on the scuba. You need glasses too, if
you're gonna or put the phone on the ground. Okay,
I put on the ground. I'm okay. I've done this before.
Him and his wife. Every Thursday they go buy a
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TV and wreck it. Amy, here we go, three, two,
one go. Oh, I could almost kill she hit it. Oh,
here we go. It's not really breaking. Okay, hey, but
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put the TV back up. She knocked it over immediately.
Then it started beating on the back side of it.
Amy is beating a TV with oh, and she's back
at it. Hold on, Scuoba, is gonna get hit by
the sledge hammer. A sledge hammer is too heavy for
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it's a breaking Oh. Man, Amy is busting a TV. Oh,
I think it's working. Buzz oh three more one two?
Oh it's breaking now? Well man, she keeps going, all right, scuba,
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how do you feel? I'm there? That's all it requires
a lot. It was like nine guys. I'll be honest
with you. I don't know, guys, I felt really good.
Then I'm like, now I'm all worked up, and I
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don't know. I neither like go run or or cry
or I don't know, but it definitely was amazing. Thank you, Eddie,
You're welcome. Maybe it's nice. Look at the TV. Hey,
take a picture of Amy holding that TV up with
her goggles on. She really went to town on that sucker.
All right, thanks guys, All right, come on backy. I
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think we both I think we both got what we
wanted out of that, right, What did you want to
destroyed TV? I don't think anyone's gonna be watching TV
on that thing, right, So this was all just to
move by you to save some money. Bones. The best
and worst Christmas song? Oh yes, I'm gonna go first.
It's tough because there's so many great Christmas song, great ones,
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but I just wanted the first one that came to
my head, which was Merry Christmas, Happy Holid in sync.
Merry Christmas. That's the best. Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday, and
it's an original, the best. It's so good. The first
one that came to my mind makes me happy and smile.
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Is this happy Holiday Amy best best is Mariah Carey
All I Want for Christmas, another original, which is good.
This played a little bit much for me to be
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a favorite, and I was way more of an InSync
fan than right carry Eddie. Best Christmas song, easy Bing
Crosbie White Christmas, Static Christmas. I like it and you
picture all the soldiers over World War two wanting to
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come home. Listen to this White Christmas. For me, I
prefer the Yes, that's a good one too, but this
is my favorite. Is the Drifters of the Platters. Yeah, Drifters,
the Drifters. Yeah, Morgan best Christmas song. It's beginning to
look a lot like Christmas from Michael blue Blay. It's
beginning to look a lot. It was like Christmas morning. Yeah,
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reminds me Christmas is here. He's becoming Christmas guy. Right.
I think that crooning style is Christmas. Why we think
of Red Elders's Christmas, That's why we think of Michael Boublay.
They put out great Christmas records. Ken did Canes. This
is good, Yeah, it is. It's really great. Lunchbox. Your
favorite Christmas song ever, Well, you just played it. Michael
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Boublay is starting to look a lot like Christmas. Like
surprising coming from me. My wife really likes it, and
so we listened to a lot and I'm like that
dude can sing pretty well. Now back around the room.
The worst Christmas song again, and I'm gonna go with
jingle Bells by the Singing Dogs. Pretty bad. First of all,
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drive me crazy. Second, if he played around a dog,
they go absolutely berserk. This song's awful, Amy the worst
Christmas song. I'm gonna go with Santa Baby, Oh do
with this? This is great? What the stay under the tree?
Santa's like her husband. He's not in the song down
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you don't think so always he just sounds so rotten.
I want to give me this Santa. Do you think
she's really trying to get with Santa? I just always
the thing too? Okay, he's married Eddie. Oh mine is
Carol of the Bells Trans Siberian Orchestra. Jam It hit
it Christmas, catcharnter, get out here, yeah, jam right here?
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Have you never seen them live? Merry Christmas? Bad song?
Great song, Morgan, Oh it has to be Christmas Shoes
by new song. I cry every time the damn you
know it makes We used to do this bit with
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Lunchbox on the year every Christmas when you go out
and act out the song to stores with like some
change and say the word is the song? You would
go say what? I would go to a shoe store
and I'd bring a pair of shoes up there and
be like oh, and then they tell me the total
and I'd throw a bunch of pennies on the counter
and be like, I just you know, I want my
mom and a look beautiful shoe meets Jesus tonight and
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they're like, well, do you have the rest of the money.
I'm like, this is all I got. I just came
straight from the hospital. And they'd be like, I'm sorry,
and you know, some people in line would offer to
pay for him for you, and they were really nice.
It was the best. It was so fun to do
that one. That was maybe my favorite thing ever, just
to make them feel so awkward because they're denying this guy.
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That's why I don't like the song that much, because
I felt so awkward in a bit, We're not gonna
do it this year? No, No, we're not. We're not
gonna do it this year? Could Lunchbox is the worst
Christmas song? Madonna Santa Baby versions. I sent in Madonna
Santa Baby because it just sounds so creepy to me
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and I find it weird. I guess she did like
a version. I'm sure people covered it with the originals,
like Eartha Kit or something. Ramundo, did you have a couple? Yeah?
The worst one I got Kenny Chesney. All I want
is a real good tan. Oh good. I was terrible
that I copied Amy on the good one. Ready for
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it though, right, let's go show. It's time for the
good news. Eighty eight year old Harold Story was mowing
his lawn when he broke his hit. EMT responders come in,
they check him out, they get him help right, and
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then they get back to the station. They're like, hey,
what do you guys think about getting together going back
mowing the guy's lawn for him since he wasn't able
to do it. So they spent a few hours going
back mowing the lawn, working on the garden, fixing up
his house. That's cool because they go back and still
remembered correct. They were like, hey, we helped him, we
fixed him, but we should go back and help him
more because he's probably having a rough time. That's awesome, man,
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That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
The dumbest thing you believed as a kid. It turns
out it wasn't true. What is it, Edie, I go
to you first. Yeah. I went to a basketball game
when I was a kid with my uncle My theomadio,
and and I just kept seeing basketball players fall on
their butts, and I was like, dude, how do they
not hurt themselves every time they fall in the butt.
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He was like, oh, yeah, yeah, basketball players do extra
exercises that focus just on their butt because every time
they do fall on their butt, it doesn't hurt them,
see though, they did a special butt extra wherever. And
then I was at a Spurs game when I was older,
and I started telling people and they all laughed. When
you were older, yeah, yeah, like probably fifteen years ago.
That's funny. A couple of the more popular ones on
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Reddit was that one quicksand will take you to the
center of the earth if you just get it. It
doesn't stop. A thunderstorm is God moving furniture. And here
is the one. And I hope none of you guys
are gonna say this. If you eat a fruit seed,
it will grow in your stomach. Nice, I can't, and
that wasn't that's not mine. But I thought if I
ate a watermelon, i'd get when I was a kid
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that a watermelon would grow because the seeds were in
the food, then the fruit mine is probably until I
was like nine or ten, I thought the baby came
out of the belly button. It's funny I did, because
how do I know? No one ever I was told
the baby came out of the belly button. So I
believe that until somebody was passing some pictures around school
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one day and I was like the baby. I would
mind blown by that. Amy, what is yours? I used
to and I think, I this is my grandma's fault
and my mom too. But they would talk to red
lights and green lights and tell it like, you know,
turn green, turn green, turn green, turn green, And so
I thought for a long time as a kid, you
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had to talk to the stuff lights. That's funny, lunchbox,
what about you? My brother, when I was five years old,
he's a couple of years older than me, he told
me that if I stepped on a crack, it would
break our mom's back. So for a year I tried
to avoid all cracks, and if my mom went around
when I stepped on one, I felt guilty until I
got home and realized, Okay, her back's not broken. I
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got lucky this time, so I avoided all cracks for
an entire year. A check on her, I'll make your
back see all Raymund, do you have one? My mom
would tell us if we swallowed our gum, it would
get stuck in our rib cages. Yea, yeah, the gum
one lived with a lot of us. Huh, yeah, you
have the seven years to get rid of it. That's
true though, right, No, No, it's like the same as
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anything else. Amy's we're letting her know right now. Another
one that I was told a lot growing up was
if you wear a hat, your hair will fall out.
Oh yeah, yes, which isn't true. They've debunked that many times.
And then the other one was that babies come from storks.
I think that's from cartoons though, right, like old school cartoons.
If you guys want to hop on, we have a
voicemail line. If you want to leave us, you know
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what it is that you always believed, It turns out
it wasn't true. You can call us eight seven seven
seventy seven. Bobby Bones on the show. Right now is
Ali in Massachusetts? Hi? Ali, Hi, good morning show. Where
are you morning? You said show? I can Oh you
guys can't studio? Yeah? Yeah, Hey hey Ali say morning studio.
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Mon there we go, and do you have your integrity?
It's I just it's a muscle memory that I can appreciate. Ali,
we're live in Massachusetts, in Springfield. I'll love it there. Um,
we're gonna do a little something here. Amy. You're gonna
have a chance to win her a prize. Okay. I'm
gonna play a game called name the classic rock lead singer?
All right, Ali, So you're gonna hang out. If Amy
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gets five of seven, you win. Okay, awesome, So I'm gray,
thank you. Here we go, Amy, Can you name the
lead singer of this band? Yeah? So it's a whole process.
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Who's got to figure out the band and then name
the lead singer? Yeah? What are you thinking about that one?
Stephen Tyler Barosmith? Is that wrong? It was it guns
and Roses? It is wrong. Yeah, Amy, start with a band,
like Bobby said, and then you can get no. But
I thought Sephen Tyler was until he said that wasn't right,
and I was like, oh, that's I don't even know.
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Who's the lead of Guns and Roses? Who do you
think guns and Roses? Lead singer Roses Axel Rose? Well,
that makes sense? Okay, okay, oh for one, you gotta
get five for seven. Okay, Next up, guys, miss step Okay,
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the band Aerosmith Stephen Tyler. Correct? Give that girl a point?
Nice job. Okay, see if you can name this lead singer? Oh? Oh, hold,
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you're changing your answer. Hold on. It looked like she
was ready, so we pulled down. Oh no, who's that band? Okay?
Who's the band? You two? Who's the lead singer? Correct?
Who did you have? Cold Play? Oh? Boy? Okay, you
know not American? Stop listen? Thank you? Dame means two
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for three. She has to get five out of seven.
Name the lead singer. Here you go. What you think
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that band is? Nirvana lead singer? Correct? Nice, she's still
in the running, boys, Next one up, no song song
the radio? Oh you got the singer? Now got it?
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You got it. It's easier than you think. Who do
you think the band is? Oh? Oh? Is satisfaction? Is
that the Beatles? And I didn't well you're asking questions.
We don't do questions on okay, well this is my guest.
Now go ahead, um Beatles Paul McCartney incorrect. Is the
Rolling Stones make Jaggers close? You have to get Are
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they close? Yes? Yeah? Thanks? You have to get the
next two right to win? Name the lead singer Josh
Style through the Sky like a Jaggon love. What a
weird song to pick that. That's very of all the songs.
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I'm going to go, stop me, I'm do you want
to degrees the Sonic coming. Amy has her hands on
her head trying to channel, and yeah, I don't know
that she's gonna get this one. Amy, Now I know,
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because didn't we have somebody come in and like cover
all these songs? Come on? Amy? Can you name the band?
Queen Queen is correg Now associate that to the lead singer.
That's what I'm trying to do. And now I have
in my head Alexandra McQueen. But that is a design
Alexander McQueen queen. I know, I know that's like not this,
but that's all that's in my head. I know it's like,
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um no, no, it'll ray no, not ray, Ali, you
said nothing Amy's freaking out. I'm gonna tell you this
is the only one that you can hop in and
help This is the only one you can hop in
and help on if you know Ali the answer? What
is it? Cury? Ali? I'm sorry, we're trying to talk
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to Ali here. I got it, though, Ali, would you
have known it? And I have no idea? Okay, Amy
did yell out Freddie Mercury, that's correct, Thank you. It
took you like a year to get there early did.
It's like I don't understand. Sometimes when I'm clear, sometimes
things come to me really quick. And then that's like
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with the easy trivia. Some days you might be say,
what's the capital of Texas? And I'm gonna be like,
it'll take me forever, I'll get there. But then other
days gonna be like Austin, I don't know. It's just well,
we're down to the final question. Cob webs up in here.
We're gonna put her on a clock to of thirty seconds. Okay,
just because I think we started that question yesterday. Okay, Okay, okay,
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last one, who's the lead singer? Change because of Jildren
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Little Okay for the win for one hundred dollars one
more photo gift cards. Allie in Springfield a blanket with
my face on it. This is probably gonna I don't
know what you're gonna do with it. I don't know
a lot of users to stay warm? Yeah, Amy, who
is that lead singer? Come on, Stevie Nicks? Is it
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Stevie Nicks? Ali? How do you feel? I'm super excited?
I take better? Oh, thank you? You know what I
wrote down right before we played? Do you know what
I wrote down? I wrote, I'm going to win. Oh,
I just thought I put myself up a little bit.
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Do you know what I wrote to have the confidence?
That's right? Look what I wrote here? What did your
Amy's gonna take? Forever with one's answers show, it's time
for the good news. Bobby in Fort Valley, Georgia, a
police officers getting a new kidney thanks to a teacher
that he barely knew. Captain Gerald Smith's been working with
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the Fort Valley Police Department for twenty seven years, but
for the last five he's been on dialysis just waiting
for a new kidney. So upon hearing about his situation,
this sixth grade teacher, Tara Craig, felt inspired to help.
They didn't know each other, but she said she felt
like God was calling her to help. Now they weren't
an exact match. She's type B blood, he's Type O.
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Instead of Tara giving her kidney directly to the Captain,
they signed up for this donor pairing program that moved
them to the top of the list, and just a
few weeks later they found a match for the police
officer in Utah. So because she said she was going
to give a kidney, she still gave a kidney and
went to someone else and they found him a kidney
quicker too. So it took a few weeks because of
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this program, because of her saying I'm stepping in, they
moved up. Captain Smith is excited, nervous. She's also a
little nervous, but they're gonna both benefit from from this.
I want to give someone a kidney, do you like?
It just sounds cool and it's just something already in
your body. Anyway, you still got to be scary, even
for the people doing it. I think that this kidney donation,
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sharing the positive stories is affecting people in a great way.
For you to even go I'd like to give a
kidney it feels like a cool like that's popular culture
kidney giving popular culture working. That's right. I've never thought
about it. I'd like to give somebody I don't know,
black of hair. It is like that's where I was saying,
like it is we get all the feels when it
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came down to it, Are you're gonna go sign yourself up?
I don't know. Is it's still a little scary, but
I think I would if it was somebody that, like,
if I was moved to do it, if it was
close to me, I think I would. That's cool man,
for sure. All Right, there you go. That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Here's a
voicemail we got last night, Good morning studio. I've such advice.
I don't want to be a ballet dancers, and my
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parents don't think that is the best cleer's choice. And
I was wondering if you had some advice, or wouldn't
you talk to them about to kind of show them
that this is a career path. Well, being a ballet
dancer is not the best career. However, neither's being on
the radio, neither's being anything that anybody really wants to be.
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Like they're hard jobs to get. But if you don't
pursue with all your heart, you're going to resent it
for so long you're going to resent them, you're gonna
resent you. But I can't sit here and go yeah,
it's a great career choice. It's not. This isn't But
I knew what I wanted to do. I didn't stop
until I was able to get here. If you approach
it like that, and if you can't think of doing
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anything but that, that's what you should be doing. And
then you do it for as long as you possibly
can and think a little bit more and then reevaluate
if it's not working out. But I just think you
need to tell your parents this is what you want
to do. This is what you're going to do, and
if you don't need the resources, then go do it.
If you do need their resources, you gotta figure out
some sort of compromise. But you know, the greatest thing
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that ever happened to me is I grew up extremely poor.
Nothing to lose. When you ain't got nothing, you can't
lose nothing, and so go for it. Yeah, not not
the best career choice, but you know, nothing great is
ever easy, ever, because if it was easy, everybody would
have it or be doing it. And then if everybody
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had it and was doing it wouldn't be great. So
here you go. This is kicking the butt. If you
don't do it, it's because of you. It's not because
of your parents unless they're paying your bills. But other
than that, Yeah, you just have that conversation with them.
You just have to be steadfast and that this is
what you're going to do. I don't even know if
you're a good ballet dancer. Maybe, but still you gotta go.
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You gotta go, go fight for it until you can't
fight anymore, and once you can't find any more reevaluate.
There you go, all right over to Amy. Now at
the morning, Corny. The morning, Corny, why is it always
cold at Christmas? Too soon? What do you mean? No,
(28:14):
not too soon? I mean the answer is like winter
the earth? Oh no, why is it always cold at Christmas?
Because it's December? That was the morning, Corny. Nice. Let's
check in on lunchbox. Who ate the hottest chip in
the world yesterday? It was one chip. I paid fifteen
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dollars for it. We spun the wheel. He lost. He
not only drank milk, he shoved yogurt down his throat,
and here we are one day later, a lunchbox. Give
us the full report. Oh you want to speak about crashing?
I mean, I try to go home and take a nap,
and I just laid on the couch in pain for
like three hours because my stomach just hurt. Like it
was like pain, like there was something in my stomach
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that wanted to get out and didn't know how to
get out, didn't know where to go. My stomach didn't
know how to digest it. I don't know what it was,
but it wasn't comfortable. So I couldn't even nap because
I was in pain laying on the couch being useless
for three hours. Could it have been the gallon of
milk and three yolk ship? I mean, I I've drinking
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milk my whole life, and I've never doubled over in
pain like like that. You're as so much dairy as
if you were a cow. Too much of anything? Is it?
Too much water is a bad thing? You know? Like
it just was a lot of dairy happening. I'm a
fan of dairy. It's nothing against the dairy, but there
was a lot happening. Yeah, I mean because the pain
I was in, I was trying to soothe my soul
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and it did not work. Like I was trying to
calm my tongue down, and when my tongue stopped burning,
then my stomach's hurting. And I'm just laying there on
the couch just going this is terrible. And I was
useless for three hours, just laying on the couch and
I had a couple of trips to the um facilities.
How do I say this? Yeah? Were they was it?
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It was pretty rough? Aggressive? I was aggressive. It was
it was. It came out in full fourth. But again
was it? But it wasn't milk. We don't know because
he almost drowned himself etern internal milk. I know. Listen, guys,
milks never made me feel that way. And I mean
it was yeah, let's just say there was um no
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no more. Say we get it. The Friday morning conversation
with Luke, are you man good? How are you good
to see it? Likewise, you know you have nine number ones.
Now I feel like if I'm in the car for
fifteen minutes, I'm for sure going to get a couple
of Luke hoomb songs. I think so when you're driving.
If you're in the car and the Luke Hoombs song
comes on, it's yourself, obviously, do you change the station
(30:48):
or do you turn it? Yeah, it's just weird. It's
just weird. Yeah, I know. W Yeah, it's just weird.
I don't know to listen to yourself. I mean, I
just by the time something is out and then by
the time it's the radio, I've heard it so many times.
Do you ever hear something new though, when you're hearing
it on the radio, like, oh, I didn't know that
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was mixed like that? Or definitely not, No, because you've
listened to it so many Yeah, yeah, definitely not. You've
added five new songs. By the way, Luke Holmbs is
here because the deluxe albums out. If you would have
added all the songs that you'd written during the last
five or six months during the pandemic, if you'd added
all of them, how many tracks would be on that thing,
probably forty forty or fifty. What do you do with
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these songs that you don't end up cutting? I hope
that no one hears them because they're not good really
if they didn't get cut, I mean there, but you
don't there aren't some of them where you're going this
just isn't for me right now, but maybe this artist
would like it. No, there is a lot of that.
But I think there's like a there can be like
a stigma in town a little bit with so for example,
I can only put out you know, so many songs,
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however and however amount of time. So then if another
artist were to hear this song and they go, man,
I really like that song, and then they see that
my name's on it, or whoever artist's name is on it,
they would go, well, and why didn't that guy cut it?
If it's so good. But really, it's just impossible to
put out as many good songs as you could write
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because you would never be able to you know, you
wouldn't be able to promo stuff correctly and have it
be in the spotlight long enough. So I think there
is a stigma to that, Like if you see another
artist's name on it, you go, well, if he didn't
cut it, then it must not be that good. So
even if you really like it, you're kind of thinking
to yourself, well, what's wrong with it? If that gout?
If it was really great, he would have cut it.
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Would you ever use a pseudonym a different name if
you weren't gonna use for yourself and go you know
what I think UH is going to ask. I think
maybe already do that. I couldn't say, nice, I couldn't
you know, could legally couldn't say if I already do that.
All I know is that he got slapped on the
leg or I want to ask that question. Yeah, so no,
(32:55):
I think that's a good idea. But any writers out there,
that's a good idea to I should do that. I
think I saw Jimmy Butler on TikTok listening to your music. Yeah. Yeah,
Jimmy Butler is awesome, man, He's a great dude. Yeah.
I was watching him on a boat and he was
singing along to your song and on like a pontoon boat. Yeah,
And I was like, I was like, that's awesome. You know,
(33:15):
Jimmy Butler plays for Miami Amy by the way, I
was about to ask, you know, Jimmy Butler, Yeah, that's great.
I saw your TikTok where you were like where it
started and where it is now, and you were playing
in a club. I think you were singing Hurricane and
it was some old club footage and then where it
is now and it was you in an arena. Does
it feel like that's just been such a runaway train
or does it feel like it took forever? I think
(33:37):
a little bit of both, you know, um, I think
it was. In a lot of ways. It was like, man,
that feels like two lifetimes ago because we've done so
much in that amount of time. But then, you know,
I'll be talking with these guys and we'll be talking
about something and they're like, you know, that was like
two years ago, and I'm like, man, it feels like
it was ten years ago. You know, I don't know,
(33:58):
It's just a lot has happened in such a small
amount of time that it's all just really jam packed
in there. When you were playing clubs, even before you
came to Nashville full time, what was best case scenario
that you could see for yourself. I don't know what
it was gonna be. I mean, I think anything would
have been fine, as long as I could could have
(34:20):
made a living doing music in some capacity, whether that
was being like a full time staff ride or somewhere,
or I don't know, being a demo singer would have
been cool. I mean really anything to like not have
to like do the grind, like the forty hour week
thing I would have been cool with. I think, did you,
(34:40):
in any of your wildest dreams see this? No? I
don't think so. I mean I had a I had
a you know, I always was very confident in myself,
and I believed in myself. But it was never like
I think I'm gonna be doings. Yeah no, no, no
chance that I think that that was gonna happen. But
here we are, got nine number one hurricane for in
(35:00):
twenty sixteen, loving on you your latest. We're gonna come
back in a second and do a little music, but
I do want to play. Um, let me play a
clip of Cold as You. This is from the deluxe album.
I feel like this was a fan that, like the
fans demanded this one. Did you feel that way? I
(35:22):
think that, yeah? My Uh, why did you guys look
at each other and laugh on this play? We just
I was just I told him it was a jam.
He didn't write on it, so, oh that's funny. I'm
always like jam it's so so good. Yeah. Yeah, did
you feel like people were like you gotta cut that song? Um?
(35:42):
I think I just knew when I when I you know,
when we wrote it with me and Jonathan and Randy
wrote it, it was just kind of like, yeah, that's
gonna be on something. I didn't know what, you know,
if that would be this thing or the next thing.
I knew it would come out at some point. Here's
a clip of the other guys come back. You're right
(36:05):
on this one. You did Okay? He made up on
the back the Friday Morning conversation with Fluke cos Oh,
I like that. You guys are aggressive with the songs. Here,
they're ready to go. I like the background music. Okay,
hold them by a couple, you know what, I'll save
(36:25):
the questions. Let's go baby, Luke Combs is here. Can
we do better together? Yeah? Just a little versus of chorus.
A forty hp Johnson on a flat bottommdal boat, cod
(36:47):
cans and baby guns, barm wiring, old fans posts, eight
point books and on them freshly cut corn field, one
arm out to win new and one hand on the wheel.
Somethings just go better together and probably always wheel like
(37:13):
a cup of coffee and a sunrise Sunday drives in
time to keep What's the point of this old guitar
if it ain't gotten nough strings, a pouring your heart
and too song that you ain't gonna sing. It's a
(37:35):
match made up in heaven like good old boys and
beats and meets. Long as you're right here nicely comes
the studio right now. How about cold as you guys?
(37:56):
Gonna do that one? Let's do it one. It's a
junk tap joint off a back group, a blinking wind
(38:18):
to sign with an hair rope of grabbing like chock
full of two box trucks making their happy harowey hometing.
Guys like me lose girls like you. That's where we
run to. They got whiskey, river on a chip box,
a hockey time, sawdust, dass flow, a knee out of
(38:42):
five o'clock bropot, and plenty damn many. When you want
more of this broke card book, hold an old barstool
drinking beer almost as cold as you nice Come on
(39:03):
just here. That's awesome. It sounds great, man, it's you know,
I think you feel it. We don't hear it. I
definitely feel it. Yeah, sure, let's do one more. Luke
Combs is here, by the way. Let's do loving on you.
Vers and course of that. You know what I like
about it? I just I love the intro to this.
I tell you why a person like it. It's long,
that's that's everybody's zigging you zagged. It comes in destructives
(39:27):
and boo a lot. That's my favorite part of the
song because it's so different. I like this one a lot,
so I want to hear that intro. I'm like, oh,
this is good, Luke Combs loving on you. Why, don't
(39:55):
get me wrong. I like a barber on water ooking.
I'm in ry and a man. I like a Friday
night slue ride Brooks dum beside here while spain it again.
I like a strong shout of whiskeyathing wear Marborough hits
me some broken in cowboy boots. But I'm in loving,
(40:22):
loving on you. I feel that a round as soon
as you walk in a room. I can't get enough
for your honey right on the money. I'm a junky
for your midnight move. I'm in love loving on you. Nice.
(40:51):
It is like you know, if you're listening now and
you're like, man, that sounds so good. If you were
to separate the parts of that, like who is singing
the high harmony, mean, Tyler, look, can you just do
the high harmony without the other guy do it? I
would like our listeners to hear just how good, just
to hear how good you are at this, but how
weird it sounds by itself. Okay, So if you don't mind,
(41:12):
go ahead, feeling you want for you, honey on the money,
(41:32):
I'm a junky for you, midnight moves with loving great man.
Now hold on a second, it's now if you hop
in and do your your because you're doing kind of
a background vocal. Who now without Luke? So you them
(41:53):
do it just those two. But this is so hard,
But if anyone can do it, it's easy. That's true.
That's true. One more time, love it? You walk in
(42:18):
a room, I'm joking for you midnight love it. That's so.
How do you decide which words you're gonna fully do
(42:40):
out and then not because obviously Luke's doing all the words,
But then some of the words y'all do fully and
then other ones ud? So is that just you feel it?
You know, you attack certain words or sometimes it's like
a valet science. Sometimes it's there's like a science to it.
And there's some guys in this town that do it
oh other worldly. Well, we just got to mash a
(43:01):
class guys doing that. There's a vulnerability to you, guys
having to break that apart and actually show So all right,
there he is, Luke comes. Thank It's time for the
good news, Amy. So I'm want to tell you about
Lego Grandma Lego Grandma. Yes, her name is Rita Ebel,
(43:23):
and she has been in a wheelchair for twenty five
years since she was in a car accident and she
started to realize a lot of businesses she would want
to go inside, but she got frustrated because she couldn't
get in no ramp for her wheelchair. So she spends
hours a day building these Lego ramps and they're super
cute and they're really colorful and bright, and she donates
them to businesses so that they can put them out
(43:45):
front and that way people with wheelchairs it's more accessible,
and business is really love them because it's colorful and
cool and the Legos it's not like this ugly little
ramp thing, and it actually attracts people that aren't even
in a wheelchair because of the bright colors. I'm surprised
he's Lego together because I'm looking at the ramps. She
builds two of them, right, yeah, don't worry. She glues them.
She puts it together. It's not just like lego. Then
(44:07):
she super glues them so that they don't come apart. Well,
says too. She built these so bold in color to
also raise awareness for people. So when people see them too,
they're all they're all like, what is that? And there's
a story to be told too. It's awesome. Yeah, well,
good for her. That's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. Let's go. It is time for
easy trivia, the Friday morning tradition. Until you guys tell
(44:32):
us it sucks. Welcome to the show. These are all
super easy questions. You shouldn't missed them, but inevitably someone
always does. Let's seeho the last man standing is or woman?
By the way, it's usually a woman. Usually it's Amy.
All right, here we go. What color are the stars
on the United States flag? Okay, these stars the red
(44:55):
white stripes. The background is blue and the stars are white. Correct, lunchbox.
What country is just north of the border of the
United States. That's Canada, correct Eddie. Who is the first
president of the United States? George Washington. Correct, Morgan, number two.
(45:18):
Saint Patrick's Day celebrates what cultural heritage? What people the Irish? Correct?
And Raymondo is in the game Raymundo who lives in
a trash can on Sesame Street. Oh, that has gotta
be Oscar the Grinch the Grouch. Oscar the Grouch. He's
(45:38):
out round one. I asked him. A boy went on.
I said, do you want him play? And he goes, yeah, sure,
why not? And then he comes hard with Oscar the
Grinch in round one? So close it is Oscar the Grouch. Ray,
I'm sorry. Do you feel like you were jobbed there?
Or no? No, no, no, I got it wrong. Definitely, Okay,
(46:00):
a game Oscar? Amy back over to you. What was
the last name of Orville and Wilbur the flanked Pioneers?
Right brothers? Correct? Just to say Red and Bucker. Oh
(46:24):
laughing too hard? All right? Lunchbox easy trivia? Things fall
when you drop them because of what force? Oh? Yeah, correct? Eddie?
And baseball? How many players are on base if the
bases are loaded? That would be three people? Correct? Morgan.
(46:50):
If you boil water, what do you get? You get
boiled water? Okay, come on, I got an answer. Phones
come on. Okay, yeah, Eddie and Amy said at the
same time, one to three evaporations steam. Okay, see, we
need a different question. Why, thank you? Okay? Oh hey, Morgan,
Easter comes after how many days of lent on the
(47:12):
Christian calendar? Oh? Man, this was supposed to be my question.
It's like when you played black jackets. Yeah, um, forty
days you've been Okay, give me the question that that
(47:32):
was supposed to be mine. So okay, sassy, Amy? And
which sport might you dump spike and block? Correct that? Okay,
you guys, lunchbox. What's the biggest spider in the world? Oh,
(47:56):
come on, you got this? The biggest spider? Easy trivia?
I mean the only spider that I know. Their names
are tarentulas. Your answer, that's my answers only spider I know? Correct?
Whoa Eddie? Which athlete has won the greatest number of
gold medals at a single Olympics? What? Okay? First one
(48:19):
it comes to my mind is Michael Fell correct? Yeah,
but then I didn't know, but Bruce won them. Oh yeah, yeah,
he wasn't the right answer, but Bruce won them back then,
so it would have been acceptable. Okay, Okay, Amy, over
to you. What country is Mulan fighting to protect? What?
(48:40):
Here we go? What country is Mulan fighting to protect
in the film Mulan. I've never seen Mulan. They get
a little harder as it goes. What country is Mulan
fighting to protect? Mulan? Probably something like Iran. The answer is, Eddie,
do you know what? Oh? I guess I could get
(49:02):
it wrong. It's China. You want you want to know?
I can't believe, never seen Eddie. All right, come on,
(49:22):
we're playing, sorry, lunchbox, we're playing nation's capitals. What's the
capital of Italy? Italy? Do I know a city in Italy?
You do know this city? Oh? Milan heard he heard
(49:43):
Mulan a second ago, he says, Milan. Oh my goodness,
isn't that a cookie? No, that's a Milan. No, the
capital city of Italy? You know? Rome is Rome. That's right, lunchbot.
You haven't been boned yet. If Eddie gets it right,
(50:05):
If Eddie gets it right, you're not boned. All right.
There's a pretty dumb man. If Eddie misses it, you're
not boned, all right, Eddie for the win. Come on,
what kind of animal is when Dixie in the two
thousand and five movie because of when Dixie, When Dixie,
I thought that was a grocery store. It is, okay,
(50:28):
is when Dixie a pig? Bones? Is that your answer, Eddie?
Or your question? That's all I have? He says, it's
a pig, Eddie, you have? Well, you want to be
boned because it's a dog, but you're neither one of
your boned. Wow, not let a boned? Alright, sudden death
(50:50):
between the two, since you guys both missed it. Sudden
death buzz in with your name as your answer. Okay, okay,
what is the name of the outermost layer of skins,
lunch Box, the epidermous Eddie you have? Eddie, you have
been bones lunch I'm looking. Everybody has and they stay
(51:22):
there bone there. He is our big winner of easy
Trivia this week. I didn't even hear him saying to
the last word. I didn't know if he said earth
or skin. Well, you obviously here at skin because I
just guess. And I was like, after I said, I
was like, did he say earth? Well, Earth would have
been the crust. That's why whoa the mantle? The core? Okay,
(51:46):
lunch Box, you with the winner of congratulations this show.
So Amy, haven't done a prank call in how many years?
I mean, it's been a long time. I feel like
the last time I did anything like pranky was when
I wore a mic to the all and would go
into shops and Lundbox would tell me what to say
and I would go in and say something funny like here,
(52:07):
or we did at a maternity store once. I think
that I wasn't pregnant, but I wanted to buy maternity jeans.
I don't know. I think it's the last time I
did it, and that was maybe two thousand and eleven.
And that wasn't even a call. Now, that was an
in person prank. Well, we sit around and think of
a lot of these prank calls, and so whenever this
came to you were like, oh boy, well I just
thought I feel a little rusty. So I'm glad I
(52:30):
got one under the belt. And if I could do more,
maybe I'll get better. But it's probably not that good.
All right, Here we go. This is Eddie. You heard this.
This is Amy calling a grocery store asking for some
help with their milkbone cookie, saying that her kids can't
chew them. She tried soaking a milk. It's still not working.
You get it her dogs? All right, let's see how
it goes. I have a question about the milkbone cookies
(52:52):
that you sell the milk for dogs. Well, no, I've
been feeding them to my kids and they're really hard.
Milkbone yeah, yeah, yeah, And I was soaking them in
milk to make them soft, but they're still hard and
my kids can't chew them. Milk bone cookie, Yeah. I
bought them from your store, and my kids can't chew them.
I don't know if I'm doing it wrong, Like I'm
soaking them in whole milk right now, but I could
(53:14):
do almond milk, I guess. Yeah. So, and you're telling
me that the name of them is called milkbone. Milk bone, yes, ma'am.
The only thing. But the only thing I know milkbone
is is for dog biscuits. Dog biscuits, yes, ma'am. Is
it a red box but well yeah, it's a red
box all right, But you can't I can't feed them
to my kids, all right, ma'am. I'm gonna go, Okay,
(53:35):
do you have a wonderful thing? Oh that's pretty good,
Pretty good? No, I laughed like you did laugh, I know.
And that's like when you're pranking, you gotta hold it together.
So then Lunchbox jumps on and calls the guy back
as her husband. Oh yeah, help, Oh yeah, man, my
(53:56):
wife just called about the milkbone cookies and she said
you hung up on her. No, I didn't hang out
with her. Oh well, I guess she got confused, so
she yeah, she just chipped her tooth on one of
the milkbone cookies. And she's like, I bought cookies and
there put him in the cookie jar and bring them
back with me and a wetle talking person with which
you'll take care of the best way we can do,
we bring the tooth in. Also sure, why, I mean,
(54:17):
do you have a dinnist? Do you guys have a
company dinnis that you're gonna send us to? How do
we get this fixed? Sir? Just come on and we'll
talk to you. Then he's onto your game. I feel
I feel like he's onto you. And now did you
have Morgan or two calls? The daughter exactly, the whole
family calls all of us. The mailman, Ray calls and
that's not the mailman, And it's true. I just walk
(54:38):
by shown Sorry up today. This story comes to us
from Manhattan, New York, and man was driving his Lamborghini
two hundred and forty thousand dollars when all of a sudden, boom,
a mopen hits him and knocks off his mirror. Pulls
over to get the information. Guy in the moped jumps
in the Lamborghini, steals the Lamborghini, deals the Lamborghini. Why
(55:01):
his friend makes it get away on the moped. Hold on,
let me get this straight. There's the Lamborghini driving down
the road and two guys on mopeds. Oh, dumb and
dumber side. Yeah, so were they targeting this Lamborghini, that's
what they think. Okay, and then they take the Lamborghini
and it was too fast. They crash it. Oh they
couldn't handle the speed because they're used to the moped speed. Yeah,
(55:22):
maybe they were used. The guy driving was used to
not being he's used to being held from behind and
they couldn't do that. And then he was like, I
need you to hold me. Crash. Wow. If they plan that,
that's pretty like not to say, pretty creative and pretty
like wow, that's next level thinking. But then you got
to know how to drive it man, there you go,
I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head Store of the Day.
(55:45):
Flashback Friday, two thousand and ten, Flashback Friday. The biggest
country song at this time is the band Perry If
I Die Young? Wow? Great? Played it a pop if
you's just crossover a monster smash. What are they up
(56:06):
to now? I was on their Instagram of the day.
They look cookie really? Yeah, didn't Kimberly die her hair
like a she? That's maybe it just looks weird because
they don't look like the last time I saw them.
I like them a lot, but I think they were
like sitting outside on a wall smoking a cigarette or something.
I used to listen to this song on repeat and like, dude,
it made me happy and sad. It was awesome. Yeah,
(56:29):
they all have really blonde hair. Kimberly's in a brawl
and they're smoking a cigarette. Well, this picture's not I'm
just looking at what they look like. Oh I didn't
make that up. Scroll down some more, Mike. Maybe it's
on her page. I don't know. All right, let's see
the biggest pop song like a G six bar East
Movement six six the biggest thing in pomp culture is Katie,
(57:07):
Katy Perry, Mary's Russell. I got a yelling like a
club Katy Perry, Mary's Russell brand. What they spare no
expense in the extravagant ceremony in India, which includes a
procession of elephants, camels, horses, dancers and musicians. The marriage
lasts less than two years. What happened to him? I
think he's still chilling. Is he making anything? Yeah, he
(57:32):
was funny. I used think it's really he does like
a podcast, successful podcast. Yeah he was funny. Yeah, there
was a picture um or they're out. I don't know
what they're smoking. Celebration of a song well written. What's
got you? I'll lit up tonight? Yeah? I like them.
They just are different now and we all grow in
different ways. Good for them. That's it. There you go,
(57:53):
Thank you guys. We'll see you Monday. Have a great day.
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