(Mon Full) Why Bobby Got Emotional On Stage at his ‘Comedically Inspirational’ Shows + Eddie Has An Exhausting Father’s Day + Bobby’s Top 5 90’s Country Music Videos (Day 1)

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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Alaska. Welcome to another week of the show Morning Studio Morning.
I hope all the dad's here had a great Father's Day, Eddie, Lunchbox,
thank you, Scuba, Steve. I'll check it back in later
and see you know what you guys did. I do
want to do this though, because Mike d made game
and I did not get to it on Friday, and
we're still kind of in the Father's day mood, right,

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everybody say just say yes, yeah, good. So I'll give
you the name of a famous TV dad. All you
have to do is name the show in honor of
Father's Day being yesterday. Okay. For example, if I said
Danny Tanner, you would say Full House, correct, all right,

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don't miss. We'll play with the two dads here, one
v one okay, all right, and the winner gets to
give their kids it's the other dad for a week.
Oh nice, we get a vacation from our kids. I
love this bone ye, all right, here we go, Lunchbox
Sheriff Andy Taylor, what show is he from? Andy Griffiths Show,

(01:12):
The Andy Griffith Show. Correct, good job, and now you
say it, yeah, yeah yeah. And he was looking at
me like I was saying the wrong. Well, I think
he just stumbled. Will we all do that? All right? Eddie?
Come on, Philip Banks. That is fresh Prince of bel Air.
That's correct. Now, this is the story y'all about how
my life got twip. Third lunchbox, Dan Connor, Oh, that's Roseanne.

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That's correct, Eddie, Tony MASSELLI who's the boss? Wow? Come on,
I didn't think you get that. Good job lunchbox ye,

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Stephen Keaton. Oh, man, I don't know the name of
this one. I don't know if it's the right are they?
I think? Man, I don't know if there's the right one.
Family ties correct, we've been good job, dude. How's the

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good one, Eddie? Doctor Jason sever that's growing pains. Wow,
you guys are killing it right now. We know our dads.
I don't though, that's why? Why that would I say that? Yeah,

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Eddie ruined it. Next up, Rick Grimes, that's lunchbox right
for Father's Day, I've been yesterday. I gave you a
famous TV dad just named the show Rick Grimes lunch
Rick Grimes. Never heard of him? Uh, I've heard of

(03:05):
Seana Rhymes. That's not Grimes. Whoa du SEUs can be something?
Grimes Um Stranger Things Incorrect. That's the Walking Day. Wow. Yeah,
Eddie Jack Pearson, this is us correct. Wow, Lunchbox Jed

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Clampett Beverly Hill Billies. Correct, Eddie Howard cutting him happy Days? Correct?
Who only lunchbox is missed? He needs Eddie to miss

(03:59):
lunch box. Alan Matthews, Alan Matthews, boy means world. That's correct. Wow,
because Phoeney always says mister Matthews. Wow, Eddie, Come on,

(04:23):
how excuse me? The family had no last name on
the show. His name was how how no last name
on the show. His name is how and that would
be two and a half men and correct. I mean

(04:43):
Malcolm in the middle. So now we're tied. Wow, it's
not good with two to go? WHOA? I like lunchbox?
Jim Hopper, Jim Hopper, Jim Hopper. Where would you get him?

(05:04):
The hopper? Something with Boston Hoppa. Are you saying Harper
Hopper Hopper Hopper like a bunny? Jim Hopper, Jim Hopper.
I know Jim Helper. It helprit it's Jim Helper. Oh
that's what sounding familiar? That's like Jim Hopper, Jim Hopper.

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Five second Jim Hopper, welcome back, Catter incorrect. That is
stranger things. What do you do? I guess stranger things earlier?
And it wasn't it. It's literally on the page in
the order. It was nothing about making you guess anything.
And no jerk, I know I did nothing, Eddie, for

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the win, Come on for the win. Martin Crane like crane.
I know is Frasier Crane, but he's not a Dad
Mary Crane. So give me Frasier and he's Frasier's dad

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on Frasier. Both are correct. Scrambled eggs, Yeah, scrambled egg
I never watched Frasier. Was that good? Good show? Well? No,
it was, Yes, it was good, but it was not
at the same time as Home Improvement. And that's the
blue collar folks. We watch Home Improvement. We don't watch
that fancy Frasier. Yeah. I mean, Eddie, you are the winner.

(06:33):
Play this guy's song here to start? Yeah, nice jobs,
thank you. Glad we played that game. I forgot him
on Friday. See I should not just disregard games. A
matter of fact. Here we go, best Valentine songs of
all times? All right, here we go. I go through
all the old holidays we never got to a game
for on the Bobby Bones Show. Now, such a big

(06:56):
fan of Wendy. I want to start with this and
we'll get off of it quickly. Because when I had
you on my podcast, people were like, I remember her
from falling down on the voice. Yes, So what you're
on the voice? Are you live or is it recorded?
Oh no, it's live. Okay, you're live. What happens when
you fall down? Okay? So so it's time to do
our number and then you know you have to get
to your spot. And all I'm thinking is I gotta

(07:18):
get to my next spot. And I fell over the monitor.
Just didn't see it. I was like, I gotta get
up too late. It was just a perfect storm. What
did you hit the monitor? So your elbows, your face, anything,
I'm like, oh, chit. So when I fell, I fell
over the monitor and I looked over in my elbow
it was broken. I was like, oh wow, that's what

(07:40):
that's what something broken looks like on live TV. I'm
a meme. I told you, like, I'm famous. I'm a meme.
Did you cry? No? I did not cry. Why I
want to cry just hearing about the bone situation and
the hand was broken here and fractured, so neither wine
was working. Did you still perform? I did? Well, you
know what, no, I had, I already performed, got off

(08:01):
the stage. That's when I fell, and then you know,
they took me off and they were like, you know,
you know, just terrified. I was calm, surprisingly and then
um they took me off and the show was still
going because it was alive. And then um, I'm looking
at my arm dangling and can you come back and
just say something I said after the fall? They want

(08:24):
like a redemption, right, I'm like, I'm good. Are you
really not? Yeah? Right? But they didn't they weren't expecting
that they would just want people to know that I
wasn't dead and yeah, yes I'm injured, but I'm okay
and I'm glad because you know, my family lives in Tennessee.
You know, my husband is in Nashville. And I was like,
I did that to let them know that I'm okay.
Yes I'm injured, because I said, yeah, I'm I'm broken,

(08:46):
but I'll be back and uh and let them know
that it's serious, but not like get on a plane,
I'm all right, are you all the way held up now? No,
I still go to physical therapy three times a week.
I can't make a fist and I you know, it's
just weird. My elbow still want to extend. But I
just stay busy because there's hundreds of millions of people

(09:08):
with injuries and you know, bound to wheelchairs, and so
I did a lot of things. H I was covering
that on the show, and you know, hey, at that time,
I had a disability for at least three weeks, six shows,
and you know I had the flag, you know, held
the flag for that too. What's Blake as a coach?
Blake is great. I'm gonna tell you why, because he

(09:29):
knew I had so much experience and he didn't want
to get in my way or cloud the situation just
because you know, there was a song that I had
a problem with. Um. I think it was Whitney's I'll
Always Love You because she's been my nemesis my whole
career and there's only one Whitney Houston, and the label
of course trying to make me Whitney. But you know,

(09:51):
I had a problem singing it, like I couldn't get
the notes out of it was weird, and he was
just you know, basically telling me, don't worry about her.
Just sing it the way you you know, like you
sing it, you don't have nobody, because all I was
hearing with voices saying she's no Whitney Houston, which I've
heard my whole career, and and and that was getting
in my head. And he just kind of told me, just,
you know, just get those voices out and just sing

(10:14):
the song. Wendy Molten's here and we're gonna come back.
She's gonna perform in a second. We're gonna talk about
her relationship with Vince Gill and playing the grand Ole
opry And I feel like this crew group here is
really going to enjoy these stories on the Bobby Bones Show. Now,
So you're playing the Lincoln Center in New York or decent?

(10:35):
Where is that? That's in New York City? Okay, the
Lincoln Center is in New York City. And it was
with the Young People's Chorus of New York City. They
do their fundraiser and it's with the New York Pops
and you know, and I was they're getting nervous doing that. No,
not at all, you get nervous playing the grand Ole
opry Um. No, only the first time. What was that
like the very first time you walk out on that
stage the first time. First of all, I couldn't believe

(10:57):
I was gonna have this opportunity. Like I said, my
little stick is. I grew up watching Soul Train and
he Haw and I love them both. So I was
literally making my heahall dreams come true. But I was
strategic because I was like, Okay, Vince, you have to
introduce me. I need him to do that, and I
needed him to play with me because I know I'm
a singer who loves singing country songs unnecessarily country artist,

(11:20):
and I didn't have time to build this relationship with
an opery. So I figured if the emperor, which I
call Vince the Emperor of country music, if he could
just like put the stample approval on there, then I
could they can see me in a different light and
just keep inviting me in the way that they do.
And you invent, are very close, very close. He's a brother.
He's like a brother to me. I mean, that's a
pretty cool brother that Vince Gil is like standing there

(11:43):
saying hey, I Like he speaks up for you. You know,
He's the one that kind of vouchree at the opry
and now everybody's blown away every time you perform. But
Vince Gill, that's a pretty cool one. You've toured a
lot as a background singer as well as being what
do you call a front ground just a star artist,
solo artist, and you've sang background for people who have

(12:05):
you toured with that You've sang background before? Um, I
would say I was Julio Iglesie is due partner for
over fifteen years, so I had to sing in four languages.
You know. The whole private plane, you know, flying to
the island's crazy money. Did that for a long time.
The plan was to stay for one year and it
you know, I was learning too much. I feel like
I was getting paid to learn how to be better.
How long did you do that? Fifteen sixteen years? Wow?

(12:27):
I know, I know's it's longer than usually. He likes
to keep like after twenty nine, he wants you out
of that, but like age twenty nine, yeah, you know,
he has an image. He wants you out. And then
you know, I you know, I started like my thirty
and he thought I was in my twenties. I looked

(12:48):
younger then, and uh, you know, I stayed a long time,
and I you know, he's a great, amazing singer and
living legend, and I learned a lot working with him.
And then I toured with Tim and Faith again for
like well thirteen years, knowing their arena tours and um Faith,
I mean well Martina McBride skil and it just goes

(13:09):
on and on. I just just done a lot. So
if you would sing background for Tim and Faith, if
I were like, if I were going, it's your love,
what would you do? I go? It just does something too.
You gotta match me, though, you gotta really, it just
does something too me. Oh boy, suck. That's wanted to

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do something like. I like it. I love it. I
wanta try that one. There we go there, I like it.
I love it. I want some more of it. I
try so hard, I can't rise above it. Here. Don't
know what it is, but yeah I was. I was
drawing you out. I'm too powerful to sing. I love it.
I want some more of it. Okay, I was too

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powerful for you. No, no, but you know what I
wanted to enjoy you? Yeah, me too. I want to
join me too, the women I'm saying. So you have
this album that you made that is so good. It's
called I've Got You Covered, and obviously it's a cover
album and Vince Gill produced it and played guitar on it.
And so why these songs? You know? I have to
tell you. When I toured with Martina McBride twenty fourteen,

(14:17):
twenty sixteen, I said, I'm saving my money and ready
to be a solo artist again, and I'm gonna put
my money up and I'll be able to afford anybody.
And I know what genre is going to be twenty
sixteen and me, Vince Gill, you know, I'm just trying
to keep the gig. He's like, you know, you need
to be heard. And I was like, I have this
idea for a project. He said, I'll produce it and
you won't have to pay me, and I said, great,

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because I can't afford you. And so he brought the
guys together. We recorded at his home studio. He picked
hand picked the guys, and he also hand picked the
songs the day of the session. So, yeah, I love
country music and I grew up listening to some of it.
Half of the record. I had never heard of those

(15:00):
songs in my life, and he chose them like that
day and he, you know, was law on his phone,
you know, like going away party or you know, to
some of the others like that, and I was like,
can I listen twice, make some notes and then uh,
we sing it. And because you know these session musicians,
I used to listening to it two times and then
they make a hit. So ull Half of the songs

(15:21):
I knew and half I never heard of till that
day of the session. So it's a bit of your
interpretation on hearing them fresh. So here is a little
bit of Bobby Gentry owe to Billy Joe here with
Wendy Molten right now. And then she said, I got
some news this morning from Choctawery today Billy Joema Callista

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jumped off the Dalag. That's such a good song. That's
a good version of it too, like a great version,
but that's such a good song. And did you know
that one before I did? Okay? And um, you know
he chose that one the day of and of course,
you know, I was so naive. I was like, we
could take some of the verses out because it's a
little long, and he was like, no, no, no, you're

(16:09):
gonna mess up the story. If you take the verses out.
You know, I was just although I love that song.
I really love the movie, and every summer they would
play it in the month of June that in Harper Valley, BTA.
So you know, my love and music came from television.
So that's how I knew that song. This is a
George Jones song that says, walk through the world with me,

(16:37):
come to my head this world. So it's really good.
Now we have a little something here. Would you maybe
you don't know we're gonna do this, but would you
mind singing a little something for us? Sure? Do you
feel warm? Yeah? Well I don't know if I'm warm,
but I'm gonna do it. Well we go. We got

(16:59):
one of your tracks from nineteen ninety two. I know
the song started your career. It's called coming out of
the Rain. Yes, So if I played this, would you
hop over on that chair and sing it? Do you
still know all the words? Yes? Are you guys want
to hear this? Yeah? Go over to that station over there. Okay,
this is Wendy Moten. She's you're not plugged in? Are you?
You're good, Wendy? So put me in the right spot here.

(17:20):
So you were signed to EMI Records, Whitney, Selene, Mariah,
everybody was looking for the they were looking for the
next that, and they said you're that. Yeah, and so
you go and you're like, here we go or are
you intimidated? Nah, not at all. I mean because we
were all young at that time, even though Whitney had
hits and everything, and you know Mariah and Selene and

(17:41):
it was the era. So all the girls kind of
sound that way in the nineties. Well from nineteen ninety two.
I'm surprising her with it. Coming out of the rain.
Here is Wendy Moten. Oh, you say you believe that

(18:13):
weed final love together? Have boldly after all the wrong
after you feel that I'm steal the one to give
your love to. So bring it high to you. You

(18:43):
told me that you me fine, ever change, Welcome me
into your arm again. Come on in out of the
right there some boice in your heart to me again

(19:05):
and John yeah, bering when you come in night, come
on in out the rad Yeah, yeah, hey, hey baby,

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come out of the rain. Come one who wanted to
cry my chops at background saying, oh boy, that's two
day playing the piano and so that's awesome. Wendy right,
Like what happens now? Do use your voice? Like going

(19:51):
to Hibernat. I don't get that. You just sank so
hard and loud. I'm sorry for saying a song. No,
that was awesome. Like what do you do now? Do
you just go out and get celebrated all day? I
don't do anything that well, No, we yes you do.
I mean you are mister Bobby Bones. That's what's up.
It's just my Instagram handle. So you will know Wendy
from a bunch of stuff, from playing at the opera

(20:14):
or from the voice on Team Blake and touring all around.
You've been on the road a whole lot. Yeah, back
and forth, Yeah, doing shows. Now I'm gonna be on
tour with Visgill all summer as his special guests. And
I like, how you because I'm gonna do that too
where I go. Hey, I'm I'm gonna do something tomorrow.
Get cheers. I like that. That's cool. Crowd, you building
the crowd and it seems much more so. Yeah, that's awesome.

(20:36):
So she'll be out with Vince Gill starting July seventh
all the way through September. And that is Wendy. That's awesome.
I'm super glad you could come in. There's a whole
hour Wendy and I did about her life. It's on
the Bobby Cast and I hope you guys check it out.
It is She's just so delightful but also so talented
and it's a story of perseverance. And I hope you
check out the Wendy Moten Bobby Cast. And when I finished,
I was like, you've got to come up on the

(20:56):
show and just sing. And she didn't know, no, I
was gonna surprise her with the track, but she showed up.
She crushed it and that was awesome. Nice joy, Thank
you for coming. I do good. Yeah, all right, all
right there she is. Thank you so much. I appreciate you.
Thank you, thank you. The latest from Nashville. In Tullywood

(21:18):
Morgan number two, thirty second Skinny Kenney. Jesney sustained a
hand injury during his show this past weekend in Pennsylvania.
According to some of the fans at the show, he
kept playing through the injury as one of his team
members came up on stage and bandaged him up. Keith
Urban realized some things about his father that he didn't
see when he was a kid. It's amazing all the

(21:39):
things that I discarded at the time, thinking my dad
didn't have a clue, and then I'm like, oh, I
actually he did. He did a lot of things he
didn't He was winging it, you know, And I realized
saw him winging it too half the time with kids especially,
but their heart was in the right place always. I
think that's key. Brett Eldridge says he's discovered some newfound
confidence with his new album songs about you just doing

(22:02):
something that I think it is unique to me and
that's all I want to do. And I'm so grateful
that my fans are there to support that and allowing
me to be Brett. I'm Morgan. That's your skinny. It's
time for the good news. It's a little good news
in the form of good luck. Her name's Alicia Chapman.

(22:24):
She bought fifty four lottery tickets with the same numbers
on them for a single drawing. So she bought the
numbers one, four, zero, and six, and again she bought
fifty four of the same numbers. Have you ever done that,
lunch Bucks. No, I don't really understand why you would
do that. Well, because if you win you'll get that times.
However much each tickets worth? Oh so if you okay,

(22:45):
so if you got fifty four jackpots, you'd win three
hundred and sixty million dollars fifty four times. Well, no,
because it's a different drawing. So this one is if
you hit it in the pick four you get five
thousand bucks. It's just a different lottery game. So she
hit it with fifty four tickets and one two hundred
and thirty six thousand dollars. That's a good strategy. Maybe

(23:05):
I need to start doing that. Isn't that crazy? So
if the math doesn't quite work out, what happened was
forty of them she bought with the exact order wager
won five thousand bucks a ticket. The other fourteen were
bought with fifty fifty wager, which got her twenty six
hundred bucks a ticket. And so she went in and
was like, I cannot believe this. I just won. And
she thought she'd won less, but they were like, no, no,
you won two hundred and thirty six thousand dollars. That

(23:26):
is some crazy, crazy, awesome luck. Alicia Chapman. If you
listen to the show and you're in Virginia, congratulations we'd
love to talk to you because why would you buy
that many? Was it an accident? Why'd you buy fifty four? Exactly?
So many questions, But that is good news. That is
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

(23:46):
The question on Oregonlive dot com was are you a
really fast talker? I'm a very fast talker. I have
like eight things I want to say at once, and
sometimes what I'm trying to say reflects that I have
eight things i want to say at once. But they
say the fastest talkers live in the Upper Northwest. Researchers
found I didn't want to read this high I Q

(24:09):
talk fast. I know, I didn't know. I didn't see
that part, didn't I didn't. That's not We're all just
smart in our own different ways. Let's be honest, okay, everybody,
we're we're all smart and we're all beautiful in our
own ways. Yes, you say so, okay, I said that
really fast. Yeah. Forty percent of men are self conscious

(24:30):
about gray hair. This is from Digital dot Com and
with me, well, I am a little because it's in
my face. It's not really in my head, although I
do get it on my sideburns and like the bottom
part of my neck work catches into my hairline, so
it's just like oddly my body hair from my my
sternum to my chin, which is a weird spot because

(24:53):
it's not gray anywhere else. So but I am a
little bit self conscious about it. And when I was
sick last week, I love beard grow and you can
see all the gray coming through my beard, and I
was like, ah, I hate this, and Kay look's like,
why who you trying to not be gray? For it
looks great. I just am a little self conscious about
the gray. So I'm part of this amy why do
you say you shouldn't be because I think embraced the gray.

(25:15):
We're not thinking anything about it. In fact, I don't
want to hurt anybody's feelings that uses the just for
men or colors their beard or whatever, because if that's
what you want to do, that's fine. But I personally
i'm not a fan of that. Like if like my
husband's brought it up a couple times because he's very
gray in his beard and he's like, I don't know,
I see some guys color it and I have to

(25:37):
stop him, no, please don't. I would not be attracted
to that if I have to shoot anything at all.
I'll take the little toothbrush and I'll have a little
patches because mine's not even like gray in a good way. Yeah,
if I could just be like Santa Claus. But I
will like and I don't keep a beard almost ever,
but I will color over the top of that those
little spots with that stuff. It's not just for men.
I don't know what. It's some weird spray and you

(25:57):
do it, but then it's out and like forty five minutes.
So I feel like I should get better spray. That's
the point of this. Yeah, it's but I I don't
like the gray lunchbox. I don't mind the gray like
I got it in my beard, getting a little bit
on my side burns. It's like, hey, I'm gray. Whatever,
I shave it, it's not gray. Cool. I'm not gonna
color it, Eddie. What's crazy is I think that I

(26:18):
should be getting gray in my hair, but I'm not
like my hair. Oh that you don't have hair. Guys
have plenty of hair right above my ear. I just
don't have it on top of my hair, right. But
but even it shows up in facial hair first, and
you don't have it in your face at all. Yes,
he does, look at his face. That's been ago, dude,
if I shave, if I should sell his mind, mind's
been ago. Yeah, I called alego. Yes, that's what it is,

(26:42):
like calling shotgun. First, first, it calls it, gets to
have it. No, it is what it is. Wedding workers
share signs at a wedding is doomed. Here are the
top five. Number one when a wedding is planned by
the groom's mother. Number two when one person doesn't care
at all about photos the whole day. Number three when
they care more about the party element of it. Number

(27:04):
four when the wedding cost supersedes their income. Yeah, that's
a tough one, and I can see where that one
can get out antrol. I don't know that that's doomed, though,
I think that we're pressured to do that. Although Amy,
I'll say this, had a friend who is getting married
and he's like, I'm getting married on this day. I'm
gonna send your invitation evite. And I was like, that's

(27:24):
so cool. Yeah, I said, Amy, we was just talking
about that on the show. And invites the dumbest thing
to spend money on, like send him and so I
was like, that's awesome, So my first friend did that,
who's sending an email invitation? And then finally, when there
are arguments about money on the wedding day, which is weird,
there's a bonus one here when the groom dances more

(27:46):
with his mom or another woman than his wife. That's
a tough one. A doctor recommends a couple should always
sleep alone in separate beds. Just your reaction from the headlining,
I mean, I also saw a headline this week that
said you sleep better when you've got someone next to you.
So I'm so confused. I don't know who to believe.

(28:08):
M Well, there's a popular doctor who's telling couples that
should always sleep alone and in separate beds. He is
a doctor. In a lecture at this university, he says,
your partner making noise of moving around could keep you
from getting into the deepest sleep, which keeps you from
hitting your your wellness goals or being as healthy as
you can. So it's not as much about loving the person,
but it's about understanding that you can love. But when

(28:29):
it's time to sleep, that is such an important time
for your body to fix itself, to heal itself. To
get ready for the next day. That if your partner
has anything at all where their elbow and yelling, talking, snoring,
it's keeping you awake and you're not at your ultimate health.
So I completely understand this. Our culture just tells us
we need to live next to our person or like
being a bed next to our person, right, you know,

(28:50):
I think the fifties had it right, two beds, same room,
right next right, ready, bunch and the Munsters, So I'll
believe it. That's from lady Well yep, Amy, if it
was on the Monsters, I believe it. Okay, okay, And
I'll end with this one as we're just kind of
chopping it up as Scubaste would say. Teachers in Ohio
can now carry guns within twenty four hours of training.

(29:13):
Now I'm gonna tell you why it's a terrible idea
right here, listen, And this isn't even to the should
teachers be able to have guns conversation, So this is
to the nobody should have a gun after twenty just
twenty four hours of training and be around kids. If
the if it's voted on and our lawmakers say our
teachers are going to be able to have guns if

(29:34):
they like, but they need to go through a ninety
day class of then if that is what we decide,
let's go great. If we're gonna arm folks, they need training,
not twenty four hours, not kids with around kids, because
what's gonna happen is what's just twenty four hours training?
You grab that gun. If somebody doing something bad, you're
gonna shoot a kid by accident because you're not gonna
have enough training on the gun. My mind is blown.

(29:59):
Twenty four hours training and they want you to have
a gun in a classroom with kids, You're out of
your mind. Local school boards in Ohio have been able
to give the okay. A new law signed by the
governor on Monday just made a significant change in training
requirements to do so, knocking down the number of training
hours needed to just twenty four Oh my gosh, that's crazy.
That is wild to me crazy. I'm not even anti

(30:22):
people that should specific people like a air marshal that
has a gun in an airplane. Like in school, maybe
there's a few teachers that have been extra trained that
I don't know. I don't how to fix it, but
I know what is not going to fix it, and
it's telling people what twenty four hours of training that
they can have a gun around kids. Yeah, no, that's
all they have. Well, I don't know what else has
to go into it, because I don't know. I'm like,

(30:43):
surely we don't know every diesel here, because this seems
bonkers to me. But when I did my concealed carry
class in North Carolina, I was in classes all week,
and then I still honestly didn't feel very equipped, like
I was a little nervous. I took the chest and
I passed, But I always wanted to demand more training
for myself. Well that's a wild story. Yeah, it's crazy

(31:07):
to me. We're living crazy times. Oh yeah, yeah, all right,
don't miss one. Everybody's playing at Amy lunchbox. Eddie, write
your answer down. You only have seven seconds to write
your answer down. Okay, I'm gonna play you one line
from a movie. This is very easy. Just name the movie.
After I play. At the second time, the timer starts.

(31:29):
Here we go, nobody puts baby in a corner. All right,
here it is again. All right, seven seconds on the clock.
Looks like everybody's in. Yeah, all right, you guys can
all say at one, two, three, good job. You're all

(31:51):
moving on to number two. Number two, here we go.
You had me at hello, little emotion there, you had
me at hello. One more time, please, you had me
at hello seven seconds started. Oh, everybody looks strong. They
raised their heads up quick. You're okay? All right on

(32:14):
the count of three, one, two, three? Good job everybody.
All right, let's turn it up a little bit. Number three.
I feel the need made first. M h write that
one down. Hit it again. I feel the need first. Good.

(32:41):
Everybody feel pretty good? Yeah? I really got it. Oh,
Lustbox not so sure, So let's go to him first, Lunchbox,
what do you have? I'll put top gun? Amy? What
do you have? Top gun? Eddie? Top gun? Correct? You're
all good, Moving on. It was too obvious. Number four go.
I will look for you. I will find you, and

(33:03):
I will kill you. Mm hmm. Here it is one
more time. I will look for you, I will find you,
and I will kill you. That's not saving dorry finding
the email. All right, everybody feel like they got it,

(33:25):
no problem, okay, one two three? Wait did everybody say taken? Yeah? Okay,
I just said it in a deep voice like Liam,
confuse me. I thought there was some really masculine person
in the group all of a sudden, way, all right,
here we go. Next up. So you're telling me there's
a chance. Yeah, so you're telling me there's a chance.

(33:51):
One more so you're telling me there's a chance. Yeah.
Oh shoot, oh oh, problem got to go to Amy first, Amy,
what's your answer? Oh? I wrote down Dumb and Dummer,
But I just wonder. It's Dumb and Dumber. Okay, Dumber

(34:12):
one of the best movies of all time. Next up,
number six, Houston, We have a problem. M That one
got you going? Or one Houston, we have a problem.

(34:32):
All right, they feel good? Oh yeah, one, two, three, thirteen, Hey,
lunch Bucks is not answered thirteen at all? No, what
do you have on your paper? Have a followed thirteen? I?
I I thirteen. I blink when you said everybody at
the same time. I was waiting around. But we do
that every time. No, we didn't. We didn't do it
with Dumb and Dumber. That's one most time. But we

(34:53):
only don't do that if someone's like but Dumb and
Dumber was the one we go next? What up? Oh
my gosh, what you don't like that? One more time?

(35:17):
All right, everybody pins down, Amy, I'm gonna go to to
your first field of dreams, Eddie, Field of dreams, lunchbox,
Field of dreams. Nice job. Okay, okay, okay, we're moving
next one number eight. What like it's hard? It's one
more time? What like it's hard? Oh? Man, so we

(35:41):
have if you build it, he will come and then
what like it's hard? All right? Stupid name of that movie?
Oh my god, think Amy's got it too. No, she
has it, and it's so easy. What is it called?
What is it called? Bobby, He's not gonna tell you. Gosh,
tell me the name of the movie. Oh my goodness,

(36:04):
what is yelling it? I'm scared. This is so dumb.
Scuba stat I need you in here. Wait, someone tell
me what it is called? Time? Need an answer? Lunchbox.
The girl's name is l Wood. She goes to laws
time correct Eddie, legally blonde? Correct? Amy? Yeah, gets into

(36:25):
Harvard and she Amy need an answer? Like what it's hard?
Legally bonds is whatever? Yeah? Anymore like extra you can
get the buzzer. This is speed. Okay, we don't need it.
We don't need whole dissertations from the movies. Okay, all,
here we go. Number nine. This one time. I thank you,
m he knows for sure. I got that one on repeat.

(36:47):
But lunch it out though it's easy, Yeah, you miss it.
It's if it's easy, you're out. It wasn't easy. No,
if the game's easy, you're out. If you miss one.
All right, Amy, American Pie, Eddie, American Pie. Good. Next
one you can't handle the truth and flame Eddie? A

(37:15):
few good men, Amy, A few good men. Good. Next
one road, but we're going. We don't leave road. One
more time. Road, but we're going. We don't leave road. Ammy,

(37:37):
you got it? Yeah, Amy, Back to the future, Eddie,
back to the future. Good. Next, I'll have what cheese having?
Oh oh oh oh, I'm in and Amy? When Harry
met Sally Eddie, when Harry met Sally? Wow, all right,

(37:58):
last one, go Frankly here, I don't give a damn
one more time. Please, don't dang it, Frankly, my hear,
I don't give a damn. I'm in am No, not yet,
hold on, we only get seven seconds. I'm gonna give
you three for right now. Don't yelling him, frankly, my dear,

(38:21):
I don't give From Eddie's era, Amy, what do you have? Clark?
Gable in pursonal Blona. I don't know, it's not think
of it. Dang it. What's the name Eddie Clark Gable
and gone with the d that's correcting on the of

(38:44):
course you did well, Eddie, you win again? What can
I say? What do you say about that's a good
showing or anything? You did? Put up a good showing.
But a good showing is what it is, just a showing, Eddie. One, Well,
he won with the movie from the nineteen twenty movie
is a movie a movie watched yesterday for fun? You're

(39:05):
Amy's pile of stories. This is crazy. Don't quote me
on it. But China is spying on us. Three coffee makers, Well,
one I will quote you on him, and two yeah,
it's crazy, and three yeah, I'll be leave it. Anything
that has a camera and you're probably watching us, I mean, well,
coffee makers don't typically have cameras, but they're putting devices

(39:26):
in different types of electronics and things that are shipping
from China to hear such as coffee makers, and it's
ways for them pick up information on Americans. Why can't
we quote you on it though you just said it
on a national radio. I don't know just does it
sounds so bonkers. Well, people are worried about it. Oh
the vaccine. I'm gonna have a chip in and they're
gonna track me. They are you doing it for your folgers?

(39:47):
I feel about that, buddy, mister coffee. Yeah, hey, Jethro,
how you feel about that? Oh? I got stuck on
this one thing on TikTok. My daughter is obsessed with
anything a mae and different Korean culture, Asian culture, anything,
and so that's what shows up on my TikTok a lot.
And I'm starting to get ads from China too, and

(40:09):
they have the coolest stuff. Yeah, you should order it.
Put in your house, put it right next to your
bed when you're telling your secrets. I don't even realize
I'm watching an entire TikTok that's basically one huge ad
for all these amazing products from China, and I'm about
to order them all. And then I see this headline
that that's how they're going to spy on it. Well
it probably already are spying on it. But okay, what else,
you guy? I have foods that you can safely eat

(40:31):
after their best buy date, and I think that's just
helpful to hear from time to time, especially when you're
cleaning out your fridge. Like I'm one, I see the
date and I freak out and I toss it. But
we do not need to be wasting food like that. Okay,
the foods that we don't have to worry about dying
of poison, go ahead, right, So pasta apparently it is
perfectly safe to eat it two years after the date

(40:53):
on the box. That's good news. Two years sounds like
a lot milk. All that really needs to do is
past the sniff test. Like you can look at the date,
but as long as you open up and smell it
and it's fine, then you should be good to go. Okay,
they say it's good. It's okay normally for a week

(41:13):
after the date. Yeah, that's tough. I don't know that
I subscribe to this segment, but I'm gonna let you
finish it out because I'm not waiting two years to
eat anything anything. But you know what I like to
say here in this segment, don't quote Yeah eggs that
you can almost ignore the date because they're good for
weeks longer than that. And if you're really worried, try
to float test if an egg floats in water, throw

(41:35):
it away. If I've got to float in the egg
to see if I'm gonna eat it, I'm not gonna
eat it if I got to go through all, Oh, no, no,
I'm good. I don't like to say I don't. I'm
just weird about my food anyway. Well, I have floated
eggs before to test it out, because I got one
of those cute little egg containers from my refrigerators. So
my eggs look pretty and I take them out of
the carton and then I forget the date. So there's

(41:56):
been times where I've wondered, m I don't know how
long it's been in my que container. So I've put
it in a bowl of water to see if it
floats and it works. I'll tell you I'm a bit
of a hypocrite because I have scraped off green off
of bread up like wonderbread, white bread before and then
been like, well, not moldy anymore. But at least I
scraped it off, you know, I didn't have to float
it floating. I'm glad you said that, because that's what

(42:18):
you can do with bread and cheese. If there's mold
on it, you just cut off where the mold is
and you can eat the rest. I know it still
sounds gross, but yes, all right, this segment this early's
making me feel a little queasy. We have anything else
that's not food related? Yes, So I'll move on to
Carrie Underwood talking about how her kids have terrible taste
in music. She actually dreads being in the car with

(42:41):
them because they make her play songs like from you know,
like Power Rangers theme songs. No, this is pretty good. Now,
I like about Power Rangers Dames songs. Pretty good. I
saw where one of these guys went to jail recently
for like extorting money or something. Yeah, guys, you know
they're not real, right, I mean, that's it's accurate. Oh.

(43:02):
I went to a retreat once a few years ago
and one of the girls that was there played Pink
Power Ranger or something. Really yeah, yeah, she was really cool.
And there was the Red Power Ranger. He's facing twenty
years in prison for COVID fraud. Damn God, get all
your buddies to make a big machine and fight the government. Now, buddy,

(43:22):
here's you going to jail or anything else? Ammy? From
that story? What other songs does carry hate? Oh? They
also always want to listen to the teenage mutant Ninjatar song. Yeah,
that's awesome. Yea, our kids rock. I'll say Carry's kids rock,
all right? Is that it Ammy? I'm Amy, that's my vial.

(43:44):
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. There's this family in Ohio, the Kahan family,
and they've been able to go on Family Feud a
couple of times and they won more than forty thousand
dollars just playing family feud with their family. They decided

(44:07):
that they were going to take twenty thousand of it
and gifted to their kids. Then the other twenty thousand
they donated to people in their community. Wow. Yeah, they
gave the money away straight up. Yeah. They said. In
the end, everything was a big victory for us. Our
family had a blasping on TV. Our kids ended up
getting you know, a few thousand bucks, and they were

(44:27):
also able to help those less fortunate in their community.
You know, one of my biggest regrets in life is
not winning family Feud. We went on that show and
embarrassed ourselves. Let's be honest, it's pretty sad. It's pretty sad.
Steve Harvey and Amy tried to fight Steve Harvey on stage.
It's a whole situation. Yeah. If we went on celebrity
family Feud and they said Bobby could bring up anybody alike.

(44:48):
And at the time, I wasn't married, didn't even know
my wife, so I don't really have family. And I
was like, well, the closet thing to families the show.
So I took Amy and Lunchbox and John Party who's
a close dear friend, and Lauren Elena and we went
up and got dominated by and they even said you
can pick your the people you play against, and I said, well,
I'll call one of my best friends, Andy Roddick, a

(45:10):
former professional tennis player number one in the world, and
he came up and I was like, well, this will
be easiest pie and we got dominated. So that ain't
tell me something good, is it? No, that's what I mean.
But it was a fun time. It's so cool we
got to do that. I still have my name still.
Um oh my dog ain't mine. I'm so annoyed I

(45:31):
people still it still plays. I guess. Oh they didn't
stop that. Now stop being showing that. Nope, Oh, don't
like that. I'm assuming I see notes from time to
time and they're they're confused. They're like kind of swore.
I just saw y'all on family for you the other night.
Wasn't us. It wasn't us. All right, thank you, Ammy.
That's a great story. Good for that family. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. A

(45:54):
really spicy mail bag coming up in a second, where
he goes up to her and goes, what do you
want to buy you? Anything you want? You want a car?
We'll talk. I'll read you the email coming up in
just a second. First, let's go over to Amy and
get in the morning. Corny morning. Why can't basketball players
go on vacation? Why because they're gonna get called out

(46:17):
for traveling? That was the morning corny. Okay, good one.
Here's a voicemail. Voicemail we got over the weekend, number four.
Ray play that for me. I need some advice, shall
I got and a girlfriend right, and I'm in fifth grade,

(46:37):
so we're both like eleven. So her dad and her
mom doesn't know that we're dating because she's not allowed
to date anybody. And her dad teams like super streaked.
I want to tell their parents? What age? Should I
tell the reports? Should we like just break up or sho,
what should we do? Thank you boy? All right, buddy,

(46:58):
you put too much time to this. You're at you're
not dating. I mean you may call that the term
that you two have a relationship at school. Let's say
we'll call it dating for the sake of this, But
you're not dating, so you're not really hiding going on
dates with her. I think if you guys want to
be a boyfriend and girlfriend at school and it's nothing
past that, you don't have to really ring a bell
and tell a parent that's her. That's on her. But
you're not doing anything. You're just being friends at school.

(47:20):
I mean wrong, they're just being friends at school, right.
I mean, I had boyfriends in fourth and fifth grade.
But and it was also weird. It's like we were
going out, and I remember my mom always saying we're
all going because we couldn't go anywhere, but we almost did.
We always ignored each other at school, and then we
would talk on the phone a little bit, so it
was I mean, I guess I could see her wanting

(47:43):
to respect her parents' wishes, but it's not for you
to be like wanted to out her to her dad
in any way, and I know you're only in fifth grade,
but this is the first you're going to learn of
Just trust her, Let her do the right thing for you.
If she says you guys can be dating at school,
you're making assumptions about her dad. But you're good. Just

(48:03):
be her, follow the rules, follow her lead. You'll be
broken up in two weeks. Anyway, did you have did
you have girlfriends? In fifth grade? Fifth grade? Why are
you doing finger quotes? I mean, listen, you're talking to
Bobby Amy. I'm still a concern that Kaylin doesn't be
my girlfriend next next week. You know, I still remember

(48:25):
my boyfriend's names from fourth grade. It's almost like I
wonder where are they now? Oh, I know where Tracy? Okay,
I'll so you're gonna get them on his heyday, which
is I mean that was second grade. We're holding hands.
I mean, it was great, good time. Alright, listen, buddy,
you got this. Just do what you're doing. She'll lead
you the way. All right. Thank you for the call,
though you're doing a plus the fact that you care

(48:45):
and worried that her dad might care. That's good. Yeah,
that's good. It's good for you. Man. All Right, there
you go. That's that. Let's go over now and open
up the mailbag. You get something. Well, Hello, Bobby Bones.
I've recently made friends with a guy that I see.
It's something I go to every week. It's been a

(49:07):
few weeks of friendship and last night we sat together
and hung out most of the night. At one point
he offered to buy me a drink. He then told
me he makes a ton of money and at the
rate he's going, he should be a millionaire in about
six months. He was telling, dude, all right, he was
telling me stories with his friends. They are agreeing about

(49:28):
how he's recently bought friends cars or big gifts because
he can. Then he began saying, I should tell him
what I want under one hundred thousand dollars. Now I
know he's flirting with me because he made the same
offer to a few other people and knows my husband
and has told me he has huge respect for boundaries,
won't ever hit on me, and has been completely respectful.
So let's be honest. I would love a Jeep Wrangler.
It's my dream car. I'm a teacher. I don't make

(49:51):
a lot of money, so even seeing someone easily spend
money's crazy to me. He's a great guy. But if
he really offers me a car, can I take it?
This is a weird situation. I do not know what
to do. Thank you, car dreaming in Colorado. No, you
can't take the car. You just can't. That will keep

(50:11):
you indebted to him. Even if he says it's not true,
it's probably won't happen anyway. Nobody that has real money
brags about having real money. By the way, nobody that
makes a really good living by working hard is bragging
about making a really good living by working hard. They
may mention, they may flex a couple of things they're wearing,
but they're never gonna be sitting next to you going
I'm being a millionaire in six months. Which, by the way,

(50:33):
if he and a millionaire yet he doesn't have the
money to buy you a Jeep Angler right now, I'm
gonna tell you if he's being so generous with a
bunch of other people in his life, I'm gonna tell
you that fact right now. That's fact, Jack, and I
ain't look him back. That's right. If he doesn't have
a million dollars, he cannot afford to buy you a
Jep Angler right now. Just oh, Willie Nilly. So no

(50:54):
is the answer. Do not ask him about the car. Understand,
he's just a show off, he does. Anyone that's trying
to show what they always have don't actually have it.
So the answer is an easy no, amynything you want
to say to her? Yeah, I think you said that.
She said something about boundaries and that he's got him,
and I'm like, no, he doesn't. Like he has actually

(51:16):
no boundaries, it seems, and he shouldn't even be offering
to yea. She shouldn't even be dangling this in front
of her. That's like, not a good boundary there at all, whatsoever.
Sounds like he lives with no boundaries. He does this
to everybody. But he's just trying to show he has
some sort of insecurity that he and take it from
one of the most insecure people ever me that he's
trying to show in this way. Look I got all this.

(51:39):
So no, the answer is just a no. You can
still say hi to him, be cool with him. Have
you ever seen an decent proposal? Yes? Yeah, I think
that's coming. Next. Oh gosh, what happens? He gives her
the jeep, but then he needs to her husband to
let her go for the night for one night, one night,
one night only, and let's just say get to get
rain gold. You know what I'm saying. All Right, that's

(52:01):
the mailbag, dude, not take the jeep. Close it up.
We've got your team that was found to clothe. In
the next segment, Amy, you're gonna have to pick who
you thinks the creepiest guy on the show. Okay, I mean,
I'll read you there's criteria, but you're gonna have to
make that call in the next second. It's gonna be uncomfortable. Okay,

(52:23):
I mean, I guess this is I gotta do what
I gotta do. Hey, I show him his baby. All right,
there's a story about Tom Hanks, says Tom Hanks is
seen looking gaunt after a video of him with visibly
shaking hands was taken at an Elvis promotional. Stop Now,
Tom Hanks is sixty five years old. And I thought
we'd go to our Tom Hanks expert, which is Morgan,

(52:45):
because she ran into him out in the wild. Morgan,
did he look gaunt to you? No, he did it.
He looked great for sixty five where his hands shaking?
Did he feel like he's he's gonna fall down at
any point, not at all. He was smiling and jamming
and having a great day. You heard it here Tom
Manks was jamming and somebody who is gaunt? If that's
even how you say that word gone. People don't jam

(53:07):
that often and more again saw Tom Hanks jamming, So
quote that in your story Daily Mail, Eddie. How good
is he in that movie, the Elvis movie? Oh, he's
really good. I mean, I didn't know the what Colonel
Tom Parker was lik in person, but in the movie
he's very interesting and Tom like they put all this
big makeup to make him look really big, and he
talks like this Elvis Presley. Wait, wait, I think Colonel

(53:31):
Tom stole lunchboxes. Nico Jackson lawsuit. Lawsuit is on our hands,
Nico jack How's Nika Harry? Nico is doing pretty good there, Brobbly.
Just getting a little hot out there for our senior citizen.
So I'm not going outside as much, but you know, summertime,
it's my favorite time to go to the pool and
check out the ladies. Unless Lunchbox said that Nico is old,

(53:54):
I didn't know Nico was old. What you think anyone
know he was? I thought he was just weird. He
just had a stroke or something. No, just like he's
just like a guy that never comes out of the basement. Listen,
I've been around the block a time or two, Bobby.
You know I'm getting up there in age. Sometimes I
use a cane, all right, Nico, Thank you, buddy, have
a good day. In a new pole. Forty five percent

(54:14):
of men say they sometimes feel pressure to look younger
than they really are. This is from SWNS Digital dot Com. Now,
I'd posted a picture of me in Oklahoma a week
and a half or so ago, went to the Women's
College World Series and was there and I had on
a pair of shorts, had a bunch of people playing
poker on the front of the shorts, and some months
like you need to get out of your midlife crisis

(54:35):
with your shorts that make you look twelve. Here's the thing, everybody,
I've never not dressed like I'm twelve, so it's no stage.
I just have never left Peter Pan life. I've never
had a job where I had to stay dressed up
all the time. I have to get dressed up for
certain events, but I'm not going back to being young.
I just have never had to leave that phase of well,

(54:56):
I guess I have to stop dressing like this. I
don't wear back what hats now. For the most part
to this decision, I made a personal decision please respected everybody.
But other than that, people are like, why are you
going back to dressing fort I've never stopped dressing fourteen, buddy,
because I don't have to because it's comfortable. But but
I don't feel that pressure because I've just always lived
and wearing whatever's the most comfortable. Because I don't have
a job in an office. I think Eddie is now

(55:19):
starting to feel like he has to look younger. Yeah,
a little bit. I mean I have four boys, and
they're young and they're cool, and so I'm thinking, like,
the older I get, my pants come up a little higher,
and I'm like, I can't be going because I've always
heard you go for comfort more than you do for
style when you get older, and I'm leaning that way.
So I'm trying to remember, hey, remember, don't get too
old too quick. Try to stay hip for a little bit. Well,

(55:40):
he's going to ray first fashion advice. A new survey
says that sixty nine percent of men fear that their
biggest fear is being labeled as creepy. Amy, if you
had to list on this show from most creepy to
least creepy with the four guy here, you got, you

(56:01):
got Lunchbox, you got Eddie, you got myself, and you
got Raimundo, who comes in as who comes in as
a least creepy least creepy. Let me think, I guess
I give that award to you. Thank you very much.
I accept that. Really, who is next to least creepy?
Oh that's a tough one off. Mike d Oh, Mike

(56:22):
wasn't in the actual list. Is the other four? But okay,
we'll take Mike da put him in there. Good. I
like that? All right? Who else? Uh? You got three
of us left? Yeah? Come, can't be that hard. I'm
in right here, yeah, ray what? Okay? Down the two
he's hey creeper Creeper twenty twenty two, Amy, So we're

(56:44):
gonna announce the Creeper twenty twenty two winner, And don't
forget if you're finished second place and Creeper twenty twenty two,
for some reason gets sick you take that job automatically,
because hold on, let me talk this through for a second.
Because like one of them that's left you expect to
be a creeper, and so of course they're creepy. But
then I want I wonder if it makes it creepier
because the unexpected one just slides in with creepy things sometimes,

(57:06):
which makes it creepier. So here are some of the
things that women lists creepy about men. Unwanted stairs, yeah,
digital stalking, controlling behavior, Oh, that's that's unwanted, physical contact.
Oh I don't clinginess, Okay, physical stalking, and just oddness. Amy,

(57:27):
who do you name as creeper? Twenty twenty two? To
be clear, I'm not accusing anybody of We've run through
two drums now, Amy, you've drums? The drum roll has
been so long? Could it be a t? Amy? Who
is creeper? Twenty twenty two? I'm offended? I'm in the
last two? Really like? This is great? Are you though? Yes?
Are you proud of your skills? Like you wear sunglasses

(57:50):
so that you can? Ammy? I need you to pick
a winner here? Okay, well, I mean it is Eddie's yeah,
yea from this Because you're unexpected, lunchbox is outwardly gross

(58:12):
and I think you're just hidden creepy. That's worse. That's crazy.
The fact that you do it on the sly you
try to be sly about it. You are a creep
Like that's being creepy. I'm just saying, hey, you're a hottie.
That's not being creepy. That's telling them the truth. You're
over here just going you look at that hottie and
you're looking behind your sunglasses. That's creeping newt Wow, like
when you when they sleep. Speech speech speech, the speech

(58:35):
from Amy not the number one creeper Amy. Let's let
Eddie talk creeper twenty twenty two. Go ahead, Eddie, I
am personally offended that Amy has Nami creeper twenty twenty
twenty two. Sorry, I am not a creeper. For the record, No,
you're not. This is crazy, You're not. I am going
to protest this. Oh, he's raised a flag of protest.

(58:55):
Based on the list that Bobby shared, Eddie doesn't fall
into a lot of those things. She said a lot.
She said a lot of those things. Eddie. We didn't
move on. Eddie. You've admitted to doing kind of creeper. Yeah,
I'm admitted being a dude, not being a creeper A creeper, dude.

(59:16):
Congratulations a lot of games, another win for Eddie. Yeah,
let's talk nineties country for a second. I mean it's
the best version of country music, right, the best. And

(59:37):
we only say that because it was a version when
we were at our at our growth. And now, you know,
a lot of people are like, we love nineties country
and it's not really because the music was any more pure,
but it was. It was I know, I know, I'm
a liar, it's so good, but really it's not. It
was just the people now that had the loudest voices
and had the platform and get to make the decisions.

(59:59):
That was when they were growing up, right, And so
here I am love it loudmouth. I get to share it.
People listening go, wow. Do you ever think there'll be
a day when they're like, man, they I just don't
make country music like they used to when they had
FGL and Nelly. I mean, man, that I mean eventually
I don't will Maybe that's what I'm saying, Maybe that
maybe that's that that's the thing to be like, Man,
they just don't make it anymore like that anymore. When

(01:00:21):
fgm bb rex I did that, that's that's that's country.
It's purest and great songs. But that absolutely could happen
in thirty years. Who knows. But I was thinking about
this because Brooks and Dunne played in town here this weekend,
and I'm the luckiest person in the world because I'm
friends with Ronnie Done, the lead singer of Brooks and Dune.
He text mes, like, you coming to the show tonight,
and I was like, I can't because I'm doing a

(01:00:41):
show myself. It's like you coming to my show? He goes, well,
I can't. I was like, well, here we are. That's crazy.
We're stuck in a rock and a hard place. And
so I was thinking about nineties country and just how
amazing it is for us, and I have listed my
top five nineties country music videos because what kids may
not know is that videos used to be a thing

(01:01:01):
and they exist now, but really nobody cares that much.
When's the last time you saw a video other than
like a clip of somebody's on Instagram? Just my thought.
I don't know, and I don't know why they still
spend money making them. My theory, based on data is
that they do get enough YouTube views from the hardcore
people that a lot of times through money on YouTube,

(01:01:22):
they can make it back and it's a promotional vehicle,
and you can anything you do for promotional reason. You
can also write off. Okay, so that's the whole thing.
There's a lot of money, it is, right, But they
spend half million million bucks on these music videos. What's
making a video? I was always fascinated. I wouldn't spend
the money to make it, to buy an iPhone, make
a video? Now, I send the eight hundred bucks. So,
but videos were huge, and we used to watch them

(01:01:43):
on CMT. I'd be like, holy crap, the CMT countdowns
coming on. They turn this thing on and I'll watch
every single video and so here we go. I have
and we'll do one a day all this week. Okay,
my top five nineties country music videos. So what I
weighed in here? The song obviously is a big part
of it, because without song, the video wouldn't even matter.
So songs gotta be great too. The video you have

(01:02:05):
to be able to remember in your head just by going,
hey remember this and you're like, oh yeah, or do
you remember in this part of the video where this happened?
Oh yeah. So these are videos that have stuck with me.
So it's a song, it's the video, and it's even
the artist and their contribution to country music or to

(01:02:27):
music in the nineties. And at number five, Number five
at number five this week or today of the week
is Alan Jackson, Chattahoochee. Oh for sure. Oh. I picture
water scene, blue jeans, the blue jeans on the water skis,
which in to me. At the Country Music Caliphan there
was an exhibit that had this song in this music video,

(01:02:48):
and the jeans were a whole different color. They were
super light, and I was like, those aren't the jeans.
I was like, I was like, I'm gonna go tell
the Country Usic Caliphans they're lying. Those genes are not
the jeens from the turns out when jeans get wet,
they get a different color. Makes sense, They're darker. Yeah.
I was gonna do a big expose. I was gonna

(01:03:09):
call it taste of country and be like, you guys
need to cover the story immediately. Fun fact, Bobby, everything's
darker when it's wet. Eddie, what, No, I'm just dark Okay, No,
we just dark. Okay. I didn't know if hair shirts
like all kinds of no, if Eddie's just wet. No,
I don't know many heritage. Hey, you had a Cowboys
jersey on too. I remember that video Alan Jackson did,

(01:03:31):
so that to me. Excellent song, excellent video. If you
can remember even a specific part of a video, then
it's like that, that's that's burnt into my head. So
at number five, what do you think? Do you remember this?
You remember the video? Remember the time of your life
when this happened? Can you place it? It It was nineteen
ninety two, as twelve, I was like sixth grade, like

(01:03:51):
I can remember, you know, living a mountain pine, living
in the little apartment we lived in at the time. Yeah,
I'm in the same house. So I can picture myself
on some probably four screen carpet watching it in front
of my TV. I'm jealous. I'm jealous of that, of
you being able to know the color of your carpet
being colored by my whole life in fact, that she
just goes four screen carpets. Great weekend. We'll do a

(01:04:16):
little Father's Day check in on a second with the
Dad's here. Had a good weekend. I did two shows.
I'd been working on the show for probably three months,
meaning a stage show and it's called comedically inspirational, and
I wanted to do a comedy show and have inspiration
and do just build this show and is a pretty
aggressive concept. And we did it on Friday night and

(01:04:36):
pretty good, and we did it against Saturday night. It's
actually really good. I think it's the first live show
that I've ever been so proud of. I'm like, oh,
I want people to come to this that I know.
Oh okay, yeah, that's a big deal. You usually I
hate myself and I do stuff and I'm like, I'm
just gonna do it, and I think it'll be entertaining
and people have a good time. But it's just for
that moment. But I was really proud of the show,

(01:04:57):
and I will do some more, I think, so, like
around the count I don't know that I'm gonna tour it. Yeah,
it's just an expensive show. I didn't make hardly any
money off of it because I spent so much money
doing video screens and but to me, it wasn't about
making the money. It was about actually getting this out there.
I got emotional during the show. It's a whole thing.
It's a wild low ride for me too, where I

(01:05:19):
come in kind of exhausted because I did that show twice.
But I don't know the dates yet, but if we do,
just be ready if you want to come, because last time,
the tickets sold out so quickly that I felt guilty.
There weren't no more tickets. And I don't want to
get a bigger theater because I don't know why I should,
I guess, but I don't want to. I like where
I was, and we got all the screens built in it.

(01:05:40):
So that's what's up. It was a great week if
you went to the show, call us. Most people seventy
percent of the people in the theater both nights were
flew inlaces. Yeah. Oh, lots of people flying in from
all over the country. So it's very very thankful. Oh
my gosh, I'm so glad you got better because you
weren't feeling well, terribly sick. I know. Yeah. I'd just

(01:06:00):
like to send a warning out everybody out there, just
if you're ever around Lunchbox, you never know he's gonna
give you. I'll just put it out there. I'm sitting
right next to it. I know, you never know, never know.
I was sadimistic because I had already had plans to
be out of town, but I'm glad you're going to
do it again. Yeah, it's good I talk about it.
If people call and they saw it and maybe they
hate it, I don't know, but you feel free to

(01:06:20):
call eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby. I do want
to go over now and do what I think is
the most important segment that we do on the show.
It's your big stories, Bobby's stories. Let's start with this.
If you hop on a zoom call or a FaceTime meeting,
it's best to avoid staring at your own face too much.
Staring at yourself during video chats may put you in

(01:06:42):
a bad mood, So staring at your face the entire
video chat, which most people do, may actually make you
feel worse about yourself. Or if you're like me, having
a face that looks like this your whole life makes
you feel bad about yourself. Oh my gosh, stop it's
not I'm like, oh, that's how cute for those people
try to live with a face like this in the mirror.
But that's from study finds dot org participants to spend

(01:07:04):
more time looking at themselves during the conversation felt worse
after the call. Maybe you could turn off a little
monitor thing. Yeah, but then that's the one time you
have a big booger and you're sting out your nose. Yeah,
that's always the case. Why are people so stupid? Lunchbox says,
he sent me this new story, so I'm gonna let
him talk about it. But he sent me the headline,
why are people so stupid? It was like click bait,
like clicked it. Most people don't want to be billionaires, yes,

(01:07:26):
they said. They interviewed people from all over the world.
They said, the oh great amount of money would be
ten million. I don't want a billion? Are you freaking
kidding me? How I want to see these people they interviewed,
how stupid they are, like on an r Q level,
because if they said, oh, could you be a billionaire? No,
I'd rather just have ten million. You're all morons. Well,
here is what story really says. Okay, The respondents were

(01:07:49):
asked how much money they needed to live an ideal life.
Experts found the majority of people were around ten million
yea in eighty six percent of the kind thereas the
majority of people thought they would achieve their absolutely ideal
lives with ten million or less. Some of the countries
are so poor. Honestly, they were like our our their
billion was to have a million. Yes, like we see

(01:08:13):
elon Musk, but they see that, but it's like maybe
getting up to a million dollars because their countries are
so poor. Results suggest unlimited wants make people unhappy. So
if you get a billion, you can have everything all
the time. So if you have everything, there's nothing that
you even desire or that makes you happy. It's just there.
So people don't want a billion dollars dream Well, but

(01:08:34):
you know what, I think people are full of crap too. Yes,
they're full of crap. If you don't if you didn't
grow up with money, and you're like, what would you
to have ten million or a billion? Even if you
did go up with money, No one's going to pick
ten million? Yes, I know, but who needs? But the
real story is people said ten million would be the
ideal lives right, not not. I'm here to say I
don't want to billion. That's the next question. Yes, I agree,
that's probably, but I mean who needs a billion? Nobody

(01:08:57):
nobody needs? Right? You know what we need solid Wi Fi?
And that's it. We figure out the rest food, Who cares, shelter,
Who cares just solid Wi Fi. How many days do
you go crazy out with no Wi Fi? Three hours? Okay? Yeah?
From work life balance in that category seven and ten
Americans admit they're likely to answer after our work emails

(01:09:19):
or messages seven and ten. I figure it'd be nine
and nine or ten. Our culture says you just keep
working for the most part, even if you're taking time off.
But you get an occasional email, you handle it hand.
To your business, you have to work to make it.
It is a lot of work to have strong balance.
Some people go, you have balance, so you don't have

(01:09:39):
to work so much, But in our lives we have
to prioritize what's important to us, and priorities come with
effort and work. And if you want to have a
strong balance, meaning you do good work, you have good
family time. You figure out that perfect where you can
provide for your family in a very healthy way, you
can spend time with them as well. That's a lot
of work itself to have balance, and it's something you

(01:10:01):
never really get right, especially if you're working in a
career or you have a job that you have to
work and do a quality job at You have sacrifice
even for that So if you're you're achieving great balance,
you're sacrificing having a massive career, or you're sacrificing being
an a plus parent where you're not even worried so

(01:10:21):
much about your career. But people act like that's not
a sacrifice to have good balance. It is a significant sacrifice.
There's a sacrifice to anything if you want to be
great at it. If you want to be a great mom,
that's a sacrifice because you're sacrificing other things that you
could be doing. If you want to be you want
to be great at your career. I've spent a lot

(01:10:43):
of time sacrificing a lot of my personal life to
do this, and there's a lot of that that I
now things are starting to work out for me in
a wonderful way, but I regret it for a long time,
like many should I spend more time doing that. If
you want to be great at anything, there is extreme sacrifice.
And I just want to shout everybody who maintains this
work life balance because that's hard work to do too.

(01:11:03):
That's great if that's what you want, go get it,
balance the crap out of it. But still I should
answer emails, I send it after six, that's everybody here.
Everybody here really a boundary, Yeah, you know, a boundaries moundary.
I really only email a couple of people after six,
and it's Scuba and Mike, Scuba, Steve, our executive producer
in Mike d and so we kind of keep it

(01:11:24):
going the whole time. We us three have no boundaries
or um, no balance at times. But I think we're
in a little support group where we try to force
balance amongst each other. One of us will get in trouble, right,
the trouble is not the work. One of us will
neglect the home smart um, and then somehow the word

(01:11:46):
gets out amongst the wives, and then we work within
each other. We work amongst each other. Can we slap
each other back into place? Yeah? Accountability Yeah, so yeah good.
If you want to get work life balance, awesome, that's
a sacrifice just to get that. Don't make people, but like,
you're not doing something right if you're not doing all
career or all families. Do you think do you think

(01:12:07):
light Year? That's buzz? Yeah, it's the Toy Story prequel Mike. Yeah,
I didn't do as well as I thought the movie
theater fifty one million bucks listen, I don't really have
a billion bucks exactly. Okay, yeah, I'll move to a billion.
But yeah, it did fine, but I think they expected

(01:12:27):
it to do a lot more. Movie Mike, have you
seen light Year yet? I haven't yet. I'm seeing it
this week. Thoughts and what have you heard about it?
I think people just aren't interested in the solo Buzz
Lightyer movie, especially because none of the other Toy story
characters you're in it, so people didn't go see it.
And Chris Evans. Evans plays what the voice of buzz Lightyear. Yeah,

(01:12:48):
he's buzz Lighters him. Allen was Buzz Lightyear. But it's
the character it's based on, not the actual Buzz Lightyears.
It's also white. People don't watch it. It's confusing. Yeah yeah, okay, Um.
I watched a movie on Netflix, at least the first
half of it. Called it Mike, you've seen Spiderhead? Yeah?
What's that you did? Yeah? I should have looked at
the reviews. I looked at the reviews. It was like terrible,
four out of ten. Four. It's a bit weird, but

(01:13:08):
I kind of liked it. It's kind of like a
Black Mirror episode. It's Chris Himsworth plays like he's like
a scientist who works in a prison and they give
these chemicals to people to test to see if, like,
if they turn up the love, can they That sounds interesting? Yeah,
it is interesting, but don't read rotten tomatoes. Okay, but
you know who's in at Miles Teller, who's in Top Gun.
He's pretty beefed up, dude. I didn't know that. I

(01:13:29):
just know from the Drumming movie yeah with Blast. Yeah,
and he pretty beefed up dude. Good looking guy. Dude
in Top Gun. He's rip. Well, I've never no that
attracted to him until this movie. And I'm good and
I'm like, oh, Miles, tell ye, what do you think
of Spiderhead? I thought it was pretty good. I thought
it was gonna be a little bit more scary, and
that's what I was a little more scary. Yeah, that's
the way the trailer made a Look, I'm not done,

(01:13:50):
so don't spoil. But if it's pretty good, that means
it's really good because I had no expectation. Yeah, having
a little expectation makes that movie better. Kenny chatsne he
plays to a concert with a bleeding finger. Morgan talked
read this in the skinny. People are talking about him
like you went out there and his heart was ripped
out in his chest and it beat on the ground
and he continued to perform. I was picturing like a
mangled situation. No, I'm not Hey, not Kenny, because he
kept playing. He was bleeding, and it's like the story

(01:14:11):
is one of his crew came out and taped his
finger mid show and he never missed a beat. Really,
this gives all those headlines. Good for Kenny did stay
out there? He could have walked out. Maybe he need
a couple of stitches. What was the injury? Let me
read it the story. It doesn't really say what. It
just talks about the blood Alliver's clothes. Kenny Chesney. He
recently performed in Philadelphia for a concert. He suffered injury

(01:14:36):
that did not stop him, a gruesome injury. According to
people who attended to the concert, They said that Kenny
performed ball his finger was bleeding. Okay, what happened? He
was bleeding all over a shirt and pants, But no
one knows how he was injured. Okay, Well somebod like
nineteen places, dude, it could be a hangs. The biggest
headline I'd seen. I was like Kenny died on stage
and came back to life. You would have thought he

(01:14:57):
was halfway through and much clearer. Boom he came back
and how this. Yeah, A local radio station captioned the
video post Kenny Chesney gushing blood from his finger, had
someone come on stage to tape it? Oh, while not
missing a beat one on earth? Like I okay, if
the president or or a senator or somebody, that's actually

(01:15:21):
and they okay, he bled, he stayed out there. Okay, cool,
it's kinny a finger. Now, if you lost a finger,
different different if you tell somebody's mowing behind the stage
and yeah, and then loses control and all of a
sudden you're doing a seg thing where you're singing on
all fours on the stage and the more runs over

(01:15:42):
your fingers. Tell me that couldn't happen. That's that's from
music mayhem. And I'm irritated for this radio station, it
says a local radio station caption. They can't put the
station in there. Yeah. I would get so mad. I'd
do something years ago and they'd be like local radio
DJ set, I have a name, credit me, it's Bobby Jones.
Dang it at least give me that. There you go.

(01:16:07):
Jimmy Buffett's last lunch for charity brings in a nineteen
million dollar bid. Hey does last lunch, he's not dying.
Wouln't that be crazy? You get to go to the
last lunch? They sell it all right. We feel like
he's gonna die today. We'd like to have a lunch
with him. Fly in immediately. The cost of lunch with
Oh it's not Jimmy, Bone's worn Buffett. I'm less interested

(01:16:28):
in the story, and he's much older. Yeah, and I
want to hear Cheeseburger Paradise. Warren. I bought the wrong one.
I clicked the wrong page to buy it, and I'm like,
nineteen million. I'm about to go Marguerite a Ville for lunch.
And then he shows up and I'm like, wait, what wait?
Why am I Nebraska? There's no Hawaiian shirts anywhere? You
show up in that to the lunch or the warn Buffett?

(01:16:49):
Hey man, will you sign? Wait? What lunch with Warren
Buffett has gone way up unidentified bitter one to sit
down with the rich guy. Actually it's quite accomplished, super rich,
really amazing business man. But he's not Jimmy, Yeah, jeez, Mark,
the money goes to a charity and that's right, nineteen

(01:17:11):
million dollars. That is crazy. I was thinking about this
because a pretty easy thing to do, meaning to just
auction off to hang out with you. What if Eddie
we did a and uh because I work with a
bunch of animal charities here, what if you and I
would and auctioned off and played golf with like two listeners.
I love it that way. Our wives let us play golf.
We get a free round of golf out of it,

(01:17:33):
and we're doing something good and we like, we have to, Honey,
it's for charity. We have to because you want I
will remember for the dogs, the dog come on of
an Angel. It has to be your last round of golf.
Oh we can call it that that well, let's just
say it is and say we're gonna die immediately after,
and then we don't die. It's like George Straight the

(01:17:54):
Cowboy rides away, just keeps touring and you're like, wait,
I bought the ticket to the show. He keeps coming back,
but you didn't ride away. Let's see you drinking coffee
before you go shopping makes you spend more thoughts on that, Aimy, Yeah,
you're all jazzed up. Let's go jazzed up. Interesting term,
you're more alert. No, I got like all jazzed up though.
It just totally makes me feel like the nineteen twenties.
An easy way to save money, don't drink coffee. A

(01:18:16):
new study found that you spend more if you're drinking coffee.
More energetic, more impulsive. La la la, you feel good.
Feel good. That's from study fines dot org. And finally,
hypnosis secured a man of a seven hundred dollars a
month pepsi addiction. So seven hundred bucks a month, that's
seven that's a lot of eight thousand. I mean, you're
talking about almost ten thousand bucks a year. It's crazy

(01:18:38):
in pepsi. If they don't get that guy at Jared commercial,
Oh oh, the opposite, that's opposite. Oh, I'm talk about
Jared what he's doing now in jail. I'm talking about you. Yeah,
you guys just went to the wrong place about him anymore. Well,
I mean it's crazy, that's a wrong place. Yeah, let's
talk to Robin in Ohio real quick. Who's on the phone,

(01:18:59):
Robin Ohio, Thank you for calling. What's going on. Hey,
we came in Friday night to see your show, my
son and I and we loved it so much we
got tickets and came back Saturday night. Well you came
to a two night or that's cool? Wow? So what
did you Expecause I did the show called Comedically Inspirational
and wrote ninety five percent of it months and months ago,

(01:19:22):
and then it was only okay, And then I called
him a closer, which is Mike d and he came
in and we shaped it and and we we rediddled some stuff.
And the show is it exists, and I hope it
makes you feel good and makes you laugh. But what
did you expect when you came into the theater before
the show hit? We didn't really know what to expect,
just you know, from we listened to the show all
the time and everything, and we know that we love

(01:19:44):
the message that you have. My twelve year old son
came with me, who didn't know what to expect, but man,
it was just so inspirational and amazing and fun and
good for him to listen to that. He has a
role model that does a drink, do drugs and curse
and everything, and he really just enjoys that aspect of it.
Thanks well, I don't want to spoiler, but the end
of the show, I do I drink into drugs on stage. Oh,

(01:20:06):
it's like the closing act. I'm like, all right, everybody,
they were also proud of you until then, I'm like,
now for my final act, this is what not to do. Um, yeah,
I think all seriousness. Thank you. I was I'll be honest,
I cried on stage. Um, it didn't mean to. Didn't
know I was going to. Is that awkward to sit
in the crowd if I'm I'm crying on stage? No,

(01:20:28):
it was that I started tearing up too. So, I mean,
you were just very vulnerable and awesome. And that's great
for kids to see, and honestly it was great for
me to see too. Well, thank you for coming from Ohio.
Just thanks for coming. And I appreciate you listening and
just being part of the group here. Okay, all right,
thank you so much. All right, byye that it was
funny if you're in a you're in a public place

(01:20:49):
and people have no regard for other people and their
feelings or their space. And I mean you went to
North Carolina over the weekend. Yeah, back back home? You
like for a long time, when your husband was deployed
or no, no no, when your husband was stationed there. Yeah,
he was at four Braggs. We lived in Southern Pines.
So I went back to see our our old crew,
and it was so fun to find your ring by
the way, no class ring, no ring, asked around town
standing out, Hey, she's she's an alley. Hey buddy came here.

(01:21:13):
Have you seen a picture of this? So you go?
And that to me isn't the story. But just flying
on the airplane, tell these guys what happened. Okay, So
I'm on a fly and there's a mom with a
couple of kids, and one of them is entertained by
the iPad, which I totally get that, except for the
kid doesn't have headphones and the game is being played
on loud, and I'm not brave enough to say anything.

(01:21:36):
I'm just annoyed, so I put in my headphones, tried
to turn my volume up to drown out the sound.
And it's a kid, because I don't think I would
say anything either, even to the mom. If the kid
it was just a dude watching it, maybe I would
say something. Airplanes are also very loud, and I have
headphones as well. Right, there are many ways to stop this,
but I'm not saying anything to anybody. However, a brave

(01:21:58):
woman near me it and the mom's response was, I
know he forgot his headphones, and honestly, it's just better
if he's able to listen and play this game, because
I guess the alternative might be worse than we'd all
be dealing with something more than just a loud iPad situation.
And so everything just kept on like nothing ended up happening,

(01:22:21):
and I'm just I just was a little surprised that
the flight attendant didn't step in or say something, because
I just feel like that's a general unspoken rule. Either headphones,
then you don't, and then unfortunately you figure out a
different plan. You know, yes, as an adult, and usually
I hate people on airplanes that aren't thinking, or anybody
anywhere that's just going I'm gonna be selfish. Yeah, but

(01:22:43):
if it's a kid, and the kid not in charge
of getting his own headphones, and if so, he's a kid,
if he screwed up, you're a kid. You forgot headphones. Okay,
it's up to the parent right in that moment, you know,
thirty thousand feet with a bunch of strangers is not
a good time to let the kid play the games.
Let the kid play the game. I think if you
ever want to play, don't care if you forty two,
I want to play Madden all day, you should let
him play. I turned this into that. I hope your

(01:23:04):
wife's listening. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a kid. But
I'm surprised I couldn't get some headphones. I guess Southwest
doesn't have the little headphones that pass out because they
don't have any TV or anything. It's not like, fancy,
you know what the game was, I have no idea
because if it was Best Fiends, and I'm like, yeah,
let him play a lot of levels on Best Fiends.

(01:23:25):
How was the flight? No drama? Yeah, no drama. Drama.
Before the flight, a woman passed out. Oh so not fighting,
but somebody likes got sick or something. Older lady. We're
about to board and she straight up falls backwards. A
man like quick reaction caught her, but towards the end,
so that her impact wasn't as you know, bad as
it could have been. But it was a scary situation

(01:23:46):
and I'm just thankful that she passed out before we
boarded one because she was able to get the medical
attention she needed and for two. Yeah, it didn't cause
any delays in us make an emergency landing somewhere. They
are having such a shortage of pilots. Yeah, I think
over three thousand flights were delayed or canceled this weekend.

(01:24:08):
We had some people that couldn't get to my shows
were like, I got tickets. I can't get there because
our flight was canceled, which stinks. Mine is delayed, but
not the show. The people that couldn't travel and these tickets. Um.
But so now they're like looking for pilots. I don't
like when they have to put like an all call
out for anybody that can fly. They're like, we'll take anywhere. Hey, guys, ever,
if you have a car with over five stamps the
show you've flown at least five times, we'll take. We'll

(01:24:29):
talk to you. I know. But I feel like maybe
they could still get qualified people if they put out
like an all call no no, no, no, no, no,
semi qualified, just don't fly. Think about it, we're going
to organ trail. I don't want plants in the air
without people that had done the hours being taken covered wagon,
get there Tuesday. No seeking about someone like my husband
who's an air Force but doesn't fly for the airlines.

(01:24:50):
But if they want to, you know, offer a pretty penny.
He could go fill in for someone for a weekend
or something. You look up and you see Amy's husband
and you're like, well that this guy. And he's dressing
full fatigues and you're flying and all of a sudden
you have in barrel rolls in a Southwest flight. You're like, man,
may right and he's doing it thumbs up. Yeah. What
do they call a dog fight? Up there? They call
it dog fights? That still a thing, I mean not

(01:25:12):
as not as much as it used to be. Like
when my father was it in Vietnam. I think that
was more of like a thing. But two plants like
fight each other in the air, that's cool? Yeah? Was
it rules of a duel? Like he had to slap
the other plant of the gloves? Like, what are the
rules of that? We really have a legitimate dog, do
you know? No? I don't. I just know that everything.
I saw top gun myself for the first time this weekend,

(01:25:35):
and I was with Air Force people, and like a
lot of the weekend because that's our crew. And they
were just it's the Navy obviously in Top Gun. And
you know, of course these guys they're like, listen that movie.
It's amazing. We loved it. But at the end of
the day, this is where the Air Force comes in.
They would have had half the problems. They just pick
up the phone, call the Air Force and we would
get the job done. That's what they do, and it
wouldn't have been as sexy. That's the way they also

(01:25:56):
like to talk about airplanes. It's like it would have
been kind of a boring to the problem, but it
would have gotten done. You like the movie. I loved it,
really five out of five. Sounds like you want to
She's like, I would never call it the plan not
to shape. I just love a good pilot uniform. And
I just said that he's getting turned on talking about

(01:26:17):
the movie. No, it's just so first of all, I
love Top Gun one, but this one was just so good.
And how does Tom Cruise look so young? It's the
coconut filter. Yeah, Instagram story that they just do that.
Tom's on swive it to the left, so it's good.
A lights camera actually, they're like lights camera, filter camera coconut. Actually, yeah,

(01:26:38):
it's good. Huh, yeah, it's so good. I just have
no interest, but you guys are making me have injured.
It's really good. And Eddie and Amy making me have interest.
But you've seen one right, the original. Yeah, it's all
way later, Okay, like five five years. You don't need
to refresh your memory. You know you're good. Just go in, Sadie,
see it on the big screen. Go today, dude. And
he's like, now, leave the show this segment. Walkout. What's

(01:26:59):
what's happening to Amy right now? She's sweating, she's got
a face. No, one of my friends saw it. And
what is it called for d X or something? And
she said her it was so painful because she had
back surgery thirteen weeks ago. She doesn't recommend it that
the seat was throttling, wind blows in your hair. Oh
you mean forty X has something to do with the seats. Yeah,
like it's specific theater and she didn't realize how like

(01:27:19):
real it was going to be. And water splash in
her face. They had water coming Disney World. Where was this? Yeah,
this one of those rides. It was in Raleigh. What's
that called mountain? What's the Mountain at Disney Wash Mountain. Yeah,
if you don't know you're on one of those and
that happens, that's weird. I think you acted. Were my
mushrooms on that pizza? Like real? I don't know. I

(01:27:40):
didn't know you could experience top gun this way, but
that is an option. That's cool. It was so good though. Yeah. Um,
I hope everybody had a good weekend. By the way,
if you just tune, no more time at dog fighting,
not literal dogs the term they used for airplanes fighting
each other. Fighter jets. Yeah, I guess fighters. It's even
a better term. It's not too southwest points. Here's the
rule I just looked up here. Pilots must keep turning

(01:28:03):
in a dog fight and never fly straight except when firing.
So pilots must never, under any circumstances dive away from
an enemy as he gives us opponent a non deflection shot.
Bullets are faster than airplanes. I don't know any of
that means, but like top big gun sounds good. Now
it's not out streaming yet, How am I now? Yet?
All right? Let me take a call real quick. This
is from Steph and Austin. Steph, you are on the show,

(01:28:27):
good morning, How are you morning, Bobby? Good morning? Would
you like to say video morning morning? Um? Well, me
and another v teamer decided to take a day trip
up to Nashville to watch your show. And you know,
we've seen pretty much every one of your shows, and
I have to say that this one was totally different

(01:28:47):
than any show that you put on before, from the
way that you presented it, to the content, to the surprises,
just in the emotion you know it would you asked
the other caller about how it was an audience and
everybody was, you know, cheery, ida for full on crying.
So it was just awesome and it was worth the
day trip. Well, I appreciate that the word day trip

(01:29:08):
from Austin, Texas, that just sounds like a trip. Well,
I appreciate that. I'm playing. We don't have dates yet
for the next but I'm planning on doing some more shows.
And it's just that the team of me and Mike
and Read my digital guy worked hard on it and
just so grateful to be able to put that out there.
But thank you Steph Hope. We have an awesome day.
Thank you all right bye bye, Okay, We're gonna come

(01:29:30):
back in a second. What we'll do next is checking
on Father's Day. I Eddie had a really interesting, wholesome,
funny Father's Day. It was very interesting. Yeah, it was
like multi layered. I would have been exhausted. I was
supposed to be used to relax, but I would have
been exhausted. I was and I am still. Yeah, A

(01:29:51):
Father's Day for the eight it was good. We'll do
that coming up. We'll grab some more calls. Eight seven,
seven seventy seven. Bobby be right back. Alright, Eddy, Father's
Day for you. I mean, that's that's the party of
the century. I told that he's got so many kids.
It's like it's like New Year's era, MARTI girlf for him.
It's like there's so many people, so you have four kids,
four boys. Yeah, and it was actually really really good,

(01:30:13):
and they made it more of a Father's Day weekend
more than Father's Day Day. It started on Saturday. My
oldest son, he booked a tea time at a golf
place and we played golf, just him and I. He's
how old, he's fourteen, and he doesn't love golf. So
he did that for you. Yeah, he did that for me,
and I let him drive the golf card a little
bit and he got to play some holes, so that
was really cool. We don't play a lot of golf together.

(01:30:33):
I had a lot of fun. Was it fun to
play golf or fun to hang out with yourself? How
would you? Well? I do love to play golf, So
that was fun already just to get out there, but
being with him and letting him play a little bit
and having that father's son moment. Man, I'm telling you,
with four boys, one on one time is key. So
we don't get a lot of that, so having one
on one with him was really cool. Was that a surprise? Yeah?

(01:30:55):
So he woke up, so we're playing golf. It was
like at ten in the morning on Saturday, and he says, Hey,
I'm on, let's go get up, get dressed, put your
golf clothes on. This total okay, that's the first one.
That was the first one. Then Sunday morning came real
early at five in the morning. My seven year old
he wakes me up. He's like, Dad, wake up, and

(01:31:17):
he's got a tackle box in his hand. We're going fishing.
Oh that's awesome. And I said five in the morning fishing? Ye,
Like really, five in the morning, but he said, come on,
let's go. He's I researched, Dad, this is when the
fish bite at the lake. Let's go. He like a cigarette,
about a six pack of beer. So we get to
the lake. We didn't catch anything. We're out there for
about three hours, but again, so much awesome. It was

(01:31:38):
really cool. And then at lunchtime, my eight year old says, Dad,
you're taking me to lunch. I'm like, okay, it's weird.
I'm taking you to lunch for Father's Day. We go
to water Burger, my favorite place in the whole wide world,
and we have lunch together. It was really really cool.
That's really like, that's awesome. Yeah, dude, it really was.
It was so cool that they all made it just
They all did their individual thing and said, Dad, we

(01:31:59):
want to celebrate you individually, not as a whole spec.
We need have kids. The media like this this Father's
Day so sounds awesome. It was a really cool I
call you after the show, lunchbox. Oh let's see. I
woke up and walked the dog and then my wife goes, hey,
maybe we should go to breakfast. So we tried a
couple of restaurants. They were all booked, found a little
McDonald's Aida McDonald's really good. Yeah, and then we went

(01:32:21):
to the park and they happened to be having like
a little arts and crafts fair, so we walked through
that and then took a nap, which was awesome. He
loves you do it every day you do four hours
after year. But it was great. And then we went
to a soccer game last night. That was it. Did
you play no go? Kids? Play no? No? Like professional song?

(01:32:41):
That's why I did you play? What you talk about it?
I thought you were on the team. Well no, no,
like professional professional. They still have not called me up
to the professional team. Got it. Let's see who ray?
You have twenty three eggs? Yeah? I couldn't go to
the fertility clinic. It was a Sunday unfortunately. Did you
like talk? I mean, I don't know. Do you have
a little moment thinking of out of our way? Now
there are times you can go visit them, but yeah,

(01:33:02):
it sucked. There was no visitation. But I was just
at the crib West Side with Baser. You can visit
what yeggs? Okay, frozen eggs Scooba. Steve, you have a
couple of kids, now what you do for Father's Day.
I mean nothing really fantastic. I let my son ride
the mower, which meant he kind of ruined the grass,
and I spent the entire weekend fixing it and putting
it back in place. But that's what Father's due. Wow.

(01:33:27):
I mean I grilled out, had some steak, But it
is more about a relaxing, chill weekend because I'm always
doing and going, so it's nice to do nothing for
the whole weekend. Nice. We'll have that, ye father to everybody?
Thank you man. I hope you guys had to get
sorry today. This story comes to us from Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
A man was at the little Regional Airport, goes up
to pay for something and it's a counterfeit one hundred

(01:33:48):
dollar bills. So police are called over and they started
to put him in handcuffs. He's like, whoa, whoa, whoa,
can't arrest me. These aren't my pants, so it's not
my money. You know, he has a point. What if
he just put on someone's pants and didn't know Really
what if what if you could prove it and you
went to the judge and he said, listen, judge, honest
to God like here's a video we just happened to.

(01:34:09):
We were making a TikTok earlier, and he had these
pants on, and I grabbed him and I put him on. Like,
do you think the jude would give him a little
bit of leniency? Yeah, actually you would, you'd have to.
But why would the guy feel like if he had
someone else's pants on he could use their hundred bucks?
Well maybe that's a good point too. Yeah, dang it.
All right, back at the slammer, I'm much boxed off
to your bone head story of the day, you guys,

(01:34:32):
go over to my instagram, mister Bobby Bones. Follow me
over there. You can see some pictures from the weekend.
Did a couple of shows here have a comedy slash
motivational type show. That kind of created it a few
months ago. It took a long time to develop it
and get it going, and it's quite the undertaking. Did
it did two show? Is awesome? All right, it's really
fun for me to do. So you see the pictures

(01:34:52):
of that up at mister Bobby Bones. And now let's
go over and do the good news counting down. Let's go,
it's still good news. He was countdown, counting down the
biggest good news stories across the left. All right, three,
two one, let's go number. A high school in New
Jersey did a Lost and Found day where students could
claim loss stuff, but it was really just a setup

(01:35:14):
to surprise one specific teacher whose son was in the military.
You gotta love when they do an elaborate setup, like
we're doing a full school and it's for one person.
Love it. He's been in Iraq. She hadn't seen him
in over a year. They reunited. It was awesome, obviously,
So everybody involved in this, you get a gold star,
especially committing to going the whole school is doing a

(01:35:37):
theme just for her. That's amazing. That's awesome. Let's do
number two. Number. An off duty firefighter in New York
was getting home last week when he saw a house
down the street on fire and he ended up pulling
a three year old girl out. Again, he was off
duty and it was in his neighborhood. The whole place
was full of smoke. But he had a breathing apparatus

(01:35:57):
and his trunk that he takes to career days when
he goes to school to show them what that iss,
what a blessing. And so he's like oh crab, he
grabs it runs into place. He said, he's very lucky.
He's lazy because he left in the car and never
took it out. So as she that's an amazing story.
It's such a brave guy for doing what he does,
and especially doing that. Let's go to number one. A

(01:36:18):
dog in Nebraska nicknamed Baby Girl just found a forever
home after living in a shelter for almost five years.
That makes me so sad to think of a dog.
It makes me think of I Will Remember you. That's commercial, yeah,
except that's the wrong Sarah mcloughlins and the arms of
an angel. He either lies just when I see her face,
I'm sad for puppies. Didn't he could just be her

(01:36:40):
like hey, Sarah McLaughlin picture from the nineties, and I'm
like that, poor poor dog. According to the rescue, Baby
Girl arrived December seventh, twenty seventeen, stayed for nearly five years.
The tan and white dog with the black snout is
now at their forever family. And I don't know who
they are, but let me say to go and adopt
a five year old shelter dog, probably older than that.
That's awesome by you folks. Because that dog probably was

(01:37:02):
not going to get adopted. That's that's just amazing that
you would instead of what's trendy or what's uh fun, like, yeah,
he's gonna puppy, which, by the way, it ain't fun. Yeah, Yeah,
you did that. I love it. That's awesome. I hope
more people do that. The good news countdown. Well, now
it's time to embark on the rest of our day. Amy. Yes,

(01:37:25):
I'm headed home to my daughter's not feeling very well,
so has she been around lunchbox. I'm gonna I'm gonna
pick her up some of those PDA Live popsicles you
speak so highly of Save Me as Death leal okay.
And the whole time I was, I was, I was
having like hallucinations of broccoli attacking me at one night
a slate. It was weird. It's like broccoli was like

(01:37:47):
fault like bombs, and so I was like, oh, I
was like having this weird hallucination. And then there's a
meme of it's like a mount rat or a mouse
and he's got a fistral tight. You got to play
with that meme, Arthur. That's what I don't know. The
car to him, but Arthur's. Arthur's like and that that
was me thinking about lunchbox getting me sick the whole time.
Had broccoli bombed me, I was like, oh that guy,

(01:38:08):
that's hilarious. Yeah, those popsicles are good. They get really
hard though, meaning like other popsicles that are like otter
pop type things, you can kind of bite them to
them quickly. Those free so hard you almost got to
leave him out, like fifteen seconds. That's right, that's a
popsicle minute. Yeah, popsicle minute, popsicle per minute. I hope
she feels better. Okay, thank you. What about you? I

(01:38:29):
I'm gonna tell you didn't get any sleep this weekend
at all. Last night I got a little bit, but
Friday night to Saturday, because I did my first show,
I slept thirty minutes the entire night from medicine, from
all the issues. Yeah, from medicine now more like medicine,
and my heart was just I didn't even try to
go to sleep till later because I did a show.
But then it was like, slept thirty minutes, it was up.
Then the next night I slept for two hours total.

(01:38:52):
You did play video games though, No, No, that's not
that that's that's all. That's want I try to do
to go to sleep, right, But you played video games
all night? No, not all night, like forty five minutes.
I didn't even play the game. My league wasn't ready
for me to play. I basically just went and like
looked at my portfolio players and it worked on their contracts.
My wife was like, I was four in the morning,

(01:39:12):
and she's like, are you still not sleeping. I was
like no. She goes, just go give your players some
haircuts or something. That's what she says to make fun
of me. And I was like, well, I can't play
a game. She goes, just go do where you like,
make them look pretty, like get the gear up, and
so I did, and that's it. Thank you. Yeah, she's funny.
That's it. You guys, have a great day. We'll see
you tomorrow. Hope it's awesome. Mister Bobby Bones on Instagram.

(01:39:32):
Goodbye everybody.

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