Phone Screener Abby Gets Her Diamonds Evaluated + Lunchbox’s Sketchy Tell Me Something Good Attempt + Songs We Forgot We’re Awesome

Phone Screener Abby went BACK to the jeweler to see what kind of deal she could make after they hold told her she in fact had real diamonds. She gets a final offer and we hear her decision! Lunchbox found something on the ground and thinks it’s his ticket to be featured in Tell Me Something Good. We each share songs we forgot were awesome and vote on the best!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Wednesday, it's Mariah Carey and on Friday, Adele Cole Swindell
my last single Saturday Now and Laney Wilson. Yeah, that's

(00:23):
all happening this week on The Bobby Bones Show, Transmitting America,
what's happened to friends? Hope you guys had a great weekend.

(00:43):
Morning Studio Morning Morgan says she has a game for us.
It's are we a boomer or are we a millennial? Yes?
So it's basically determines how you answer the question is
if you're a boomer or if you're a millennial or
young ish? Okay, Okay, we're either old or young? Okay,
Amy Eddie ready answer them honestly though, because you know

(01:05):
what the intent of this quiz is, right, Okay, go ahead?
How many other Morgan? I have six? Okay, let's go.
Do you have your phone on loud or is it
on vibrate all the time? My phone is never on audio.
It's always on silent, not even on vibrate. So I'm
on silent, silent, Ye, vibrate for ten years. Let's still silent. Okay,

(01:26):
So what do we old or young? You guys are young? Yeah,
let's go. Okay, I found a great hair on my
arm pit. The other day, we just went back to
old but I shaved and I shaved her completely off.
A Kalin's like, why did you go bear? Oh? Well,
I said, I found a blonde hair, and she goes,
that wasn't blond. So that probably took that point away.
But go ahead, next one. Do you still add frequent

(01:47):
posts to your personal Facebook page or has it not
been updated for a long time. I don't touch Facebook.
I will look at Facebook just to see what my
sister's up to. I'll go over to the B team
page occasionally, but I don't really mess with Facebook, so
none personal book. Now, I don't post on Facebook. All right, Well,
then you guys are not boomers. Yeah, all right, okay.

(02:08):
Do you tip exactly twenty percent maybe sometimes a little under,
or do you sometimes tip over twenty percent? Way over?
I've worked in the service industry forever, sometimes fifty, sometimes
one hundred. I can do that now, and I waited
tables for a long time, so over completely twenty or more? Yeah,
most of the time I'm twenty right at twenty or
under or sometimes under. Oh boy, okay, well that makes

(02:31):
Eddie a boomer. Yeah, Bobby and am you guys are millennials.
Do you generally understand technology? Or are you questioning what
is happening with technology? Often I should answer for all
three of us, because those two are gonna lie. I'm
technology savvy. I don't think those two are what Why
would we not be? What? Am I not up to

(02:51):
speed on TikTok forever? I didn't fight TikTok? Okay, you
still aren't even really on TikTok. Yes, and you were
on it way before I was. But I don't fight it.
I mean I don't really understand how to use it. Yeah,
I'm also on the TikTok all the time. You can decide, Okay,
find boomer here. I mean, I know Bobby's tech savvy.

(03:14):
I wan't question that. And Eddie does use technology a lot,
but he still asked me a lot of questions about
that help sometimes, and Amy asked me for help sometimes too.
So I think they're fifty fifty boomer. You guys are boomers. Okay,
I'll be the young guy here, all right? I do
another one. Do you say nuke it or microwave it?
I never said nuke it, never know microwave? Does anyone now?

(03:37):
I don't. Is that an old person thing? Yeah, that's
an old person thing to say, like a you're gonna
nuke it. We're good, Okay. If your food gets messed
up at a restaurant, do you ask them to fix
it or do you just eat it? I just eat it. Yeah,
I just eat it or cut around it, unless they
put peanut butter on it, which I just will not touch.
You send it back. It's tough. Sometimes I just won't.

(03:59):
I just feel bad and I'm like, oh, I don't
want to bother with them. I will not do anything
to it. I'll either eat it or cut around it
and just take the loss, take the l I likely
won't say anything. No, man, I deal with it. Dang it.
Oh I thought Eddie would be like, send it back. No,
I always just deal with it. I don't like confrontation
with waiters or any kind of service people. I don't

(04:19):
like messing with that. The problem is they have your
food at a place when where you can't see them
right back in the kitchen, and most times they're not
going to do anything to it, but occasionally they might.
You're vulnerable. You're vulnerable when you send your food back
or your credit card back with them, which is so weird.
You still put your credit card in a sleep and
go take it into the back room by yourself. If
you're rude and then you're like, oh, here's my credit card. Well,
I don't know that that's gonna have id theft happen.

(04:42):
But if you just have like a shady waiter, I
mean that you're rude or not, they have your credit card,
they can take a picture of it and go buy
all the stuff they want. Morgan, we are young on
that one. Yep, you guys are Those were all my
questions and I can no longer call you guys all
at all. So Ever, do who's the youngest hippist? Cool?
Be honest, Hope everybody's having a good Monday. Let's go

(05:07):
over and open up the mail bag. Get something we
call hello Bobby Bones. They do their os big and little. Now,
oh cool. My boyfriend loves his cat, to be fair,
she's adorable. I love her too. However, I noticed that
since we've been dating for six months now, he has

(05:29):
the same nicknames for both me and the cat. Is
that normal? Do you have the same nicknames for Caitlin
and Eller and Stanley? Your dogs? Some of the nicknames
he calls us both are Booger, Muffin and Cupcake. Should
I say something to him about this? Thanks signed Booger
aka Muffin aka Cupcake. Interesting, I do not call them

(05:51):
the same names. Um, Stanley is buddy and Elder's girl.
They had their real names to him like he's Stanley's
secondary name, which he probably has no idea what that is,
and then looks like who girl? But um, what is
your one for? Caitlin? Do you have one? Probably babe, Buddy?
Scratch your chinney, buddy? Are you feel um? Probably babe?

(06:15):
If I guess, I don't call her Caitlin. You kind
of lose names once you live together. Hotally, Yeah, if
you do call her by her name, you're like something
you're fighting. I never really thought about that. I never
go maybe if I'm yelling across the house, I'm like
Caitlin because there are animals too. But rarely do I
use her name anymore. She never says my name. She

(06:36):
never she says Bobby. You're in trouble, Yeah, I guess
so see, I don't know. I think my trouble one
is honey. Like if I'm frustrated, it's like honey, like
that in a frustrated voice, not in a sweet one.
It's not the name, but it's that. But who wants
to be called booger anyway? Like that shouldn't be ever
come out of his mouth. Um. I do think it's

(06:56):
weird that he has the same names. And I do
think it's so weird and also a bit trivial that
you can just go stop calling me the name of
the dog and the cat. There's never gonna be a fight.
And if he starts to ask you to per, I
don't all Maybe that's what it is. Yeah, I think
this is a pretty easy one to answer. Just tell
him to stop, like either pick the nicknames for you.
Maybe he's not noticing, so you just say ask him

(07:18):
bring it to his attention, Like, hey, do you realize
you literally just called the cat muffin and then me muffin,
And I'm confused. You just don't call anything booger. I
don't think unless you're mad at all. Right, well we
got booger muffin cupcake. Yeah, that which is a gross thing.
Booger muffin cupcake. Um, okay, that's just an easy one.
Not allowed, right, not allowed? Not allowed? There's no reason
for it to and it's easy to talk about. There's

(07:39):
not going to be a fight when you go, Why
do you call me the same name as your cat? Now,
if you were to call you the same name as
an ex girlfriend of his, trouble, that's trouble, that's that's
a whole different email. And feel free to hit us
back if that happens, Morgan, what is the address if
they want to email us something in the mailbag? Mailbag
at Bobby bones dot com. We got you. That was
about the clothed Faye, Amy. How's your weekend? It was

(08:05):
really good? How about you? It was good? You know what?
I started watching because we were flying. We had a long,
long day of flying on I guess Saturday, and so
I downloaded a bunch of shows. With Netflix, you can
actually download into your phone. So I downloaded some shows
and I watched the first two episodes of Manifest. And
I know I'm like five years behind everybody else, But
have you watched Manifest at all? My daughter has? Is

(08:28):
that something that she would watch? It sounds familiar, like
there's like all these passengers and it's from year to
twenty forty four or something. No, I mean you're kind
of there but not really. So you know, I'm on
an airplane and it's probably not the show to watch
on an airplane because it's twenty thirteen and they're flying
back from some island. They want a family vacation, and
they hit like a lightning bolt or something and they land,

(08:49):
no big deal. But when they land, it's twenty eighteen.
Because this show was the first season was recorded a
few years ago, and they've all moved ahead five years,
so you know, this one guy's got a son, but
they took a later flight than the wife and the daughter,
and she's all REMI it's just five years have gone
by and they thought they'd been dead the whole time.
So I was watching it beside Kaitlin. She's like, oh,

(09:10):
you're watching Manifest. I was like yeah. She goes, welcome
to three years ago, and I was like, yeah, so
I'm into it anyway, if you watched Manifest yet, I have.
I watched the first season, loved it, then watched the
second season, and I stopped watching it. My wife has
completed all of it and I bailed on the show. Yeah,
I'm told it gets pretty ridiculous about season two, but
that's Okay, yeah, I'm not gonna say a lot about it,

(09:30):
but it just lost me completely, so I'm like, I
couldn't do it anymore. I did that on the plane.
I watched Manifest, I read my book, and I listened
to a lot of Morgan Wade, who is a new
country artist who's really good. Who I haven't really spent
much time with her music because I've just been working
so much. But it was great, Like she's got like
an EPO with five or six songs. Loved it. So.

(09:50):
Other than that, a lot of traveling this weekend, but
I'm good. I'm here. Amy. Did you fall into the
Taylor Swift wormhole? Of course I did, and I can't
get enough of it. I mean, I went, I was
on the tailor then Jake Jillenhall wormhole. I'm on his Instagram,
which I don't follow him, but I'm looking at all
the comments. I watched the short film that she put

(10:11):
out listen to the album. I've watched the short film
a couple of times, to be honest. It's so good.
So the song's ten minutes though the new version of
all Too Well right yes, and the short film is
about fourteen minutes. Again, so why are people going after
Jake Jillen Halligan, So he was nine years older than

(10:32):
her at this time. They started dating when she was
like twenty turning twenty one, and she had just gotten
out of her relationship with John Mayer. So she's, you know,
that didn't really go well, and then she meets Jake,
who's this older guy, and he seems really into her,
and then he just starts to disser and basically it's
not going to go anywhere because she's too young, but
then he ends up just dating girls her age the

(10:54):
rest of his life anyway, So you know she is
she just comes back, like at the end of the
short film, it turns into Taylor at thirty one, and
she's like slamming him like she's written this book called
All Too Well, and I don't know it's so good.
I'm like, when's the full movie of this because I
will watch it. You know. J Jalenhall is like crap,

(11:15):
like he thought he was through this. You know. John
Mayer's like crap. I saw people going after John Mayer
this weekend too, and he screenshot or he sent a
DM message back to someone who DM him some hate
and he goes, Hey, screenshot this message. I don't know
what you're talking about. Do you really want me to die?
Send this to all your friends? Like, I'm just over
here living my life and you're harassing me about this
Taylor Swift record. Well, she's gonna put every album out again,

(11:35):
so anyone that's ever been saying or written about is
going to get it, probably twice as hard the next time.
But oh to fill seventeen again, right Amy? Yes, I'm
here for for you. Okay, so good. The latest from
Nashville In Tullywood and Morgan Number two thirty seven, Skinny
Luke Holmbs announced his first ever stadium tour for twenty

(11:57):
twenty two. He'll play in Denverse, Seattle, and Atlanta. Tickets
go on sale this Friday at ten am. Carly Pears
and Gabby Barrett will host the CMA Country Christmas Special together.
It's their first time hosting the show. The special airs
on November twenty ninth on ABC. Blake Shelton is opening
an Old Red in Las Vegas. The restaurant and music

(12:18):
venue will open in twenty twenty three and be located
at the intersection of the Las Vegas Strip and Flamingo road,
featuring a four story theater, restaurant and rooftop patio. I'm
Morgan number two. That's your skinny Hall. It's time for
the good news, Bobby. Are you guys amazed like I

(12:38):
am when someone can describe a Ruby's cube, just one
Rubik's cube and make all the colors. Matt, Yeah, I
could never do that as a kid. I don't see
a lot of Rubik's cubes is out now. Morgan. You're
twenty eight, right, Did they have Rubik's cubes and you're
a kid. Yeah, I mean we never really played with
them a lot. I think it was just one of
the toys that my parents had from growing up, though
well played with. Oh hold on, let me pull this

(12:59):
arrow out of my side. Whenever someone solves a Rubik's cube,
I am amazed. They just must see things differently. This
teenager broke a Guinness World record when he solved three
hundred Rubik's cubes while writing a unicycle What He's seventeen
years old. He received the word from Guinness that he

(13:20):
is the new official record holder. If someone does one,
I like want to hug him and give him some money. Yeah,
he did three hundred while writing a unicycle, Like that's
I don't know what's happening in his brain. Yeah, it's
like people who play music at an extremely high level
and they're like, I can see the notes colors, like
I have no idea to understand even how they're understanding it.

(13:41):
But there he is in a gym writing a unicycle.
It took him two hours and thirteen minutes to do
three hundred rubikscubes. Is he really solving him or is
he taking the stickers off and putting them on the
same side, because that's what my kids do. Oh, your kids. Yes.
And the best time for the rubiscube is when you
first buy it, you're like, that's pretty. As soon as
you make that one turn, you're in trouble. Well, it's

(14:02):
like a deck of cards. When you get it, it's
all together in the right net, and then you have
to shuffle it up a bunch of times, and then
it's never the same. But I shout out to that
kid man, Jesse Bradford, I hope you use whatever God
gave you in that brain to do some awesome stuff.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something
good on the phone. Nikita is in Austin, Texas. Nikita,

(14:23):
good morning, Good morning. How's it going? Oh, you know,
just another day in life? Ain't that the truth? Hey?
So what's been cool is people have started to give
us their personal tell me something good stories, And I
just love it so much that people like Nikita are
sharing these stories with us and how people affected their
lives or how they've been able to affect other people's lives.

(14:46):
So I want to hear Nikita a story. But I
also want to encourage you guys to call our voicemail
line and leave us one and we could feature you
on the show. Nikita, what is your story? Over the summer,
my very old dog who is fifteen and death and
his heart failure ran away from the people who were
watching him while I was on vacation in Nashville. Found

(15:08):
out on a Saturday night and flew out the next morning.
But I had messaged a couple of close friends and
family to help look for him that night while I
was trying to get back home, and overnight, about two
hundred and fifty people shared the story through Facebook and
different forms of social media. People had driven an hour

(15:29):
away just to start looking for him. My husband drove
after he dropped me off at the airport. He drove
straight through back to Texas, just so I didn't have
to search alone. Tick three days, we finally found him.
To see the community just come together and rally for
a dog that they didn't know and somebody that they

(15:49):
didn't know, like really, to this day still makes me
choke up. Is he good now? Yes, he's great. That's awesome. Listen,
I'm so surprised after three days I found him. We
were looking for Ella when she escaped. I'd got to
the point too because there was a highway close to
our house where I was like, I gotta go look
at the highway and just see if she's there. And
every time I'd passed by it and she wasn't over

(16:09):
like thank god, Like that means she's still out running
around somewhere. And we ended up finding her too, But
it wasn't near as dramatic as a story. But Nikita,
thank you for sharing that story with us. That is
great news. Yeah, thank you guys. Yeah, I appreciate that.
I hope you have an awesome day. Thank you too.
You can call us and share your stories with us
on our voicemail line eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby.

(16:31):
Now we do have Robin on the phone, who lives
in Piedmont, South Dakota. Now, Robin, your son Wyatt is
the one that we've talked about a few times with
the lemonade stand in Sturgis, right, correct. Okay, so he's
kind of famous. How is he doing being famous raising
this money? You know, he doesn't I don't think understand
exactly how quote unquote famous he is. But he still

(16:51):
takes the trash out. So he's taken away stride, but
he's he's loving being able to do things for good.
To remind our listeners, how many years has he been doing?
Eliminate standing? How much money has he raised for Saint Jude.
This last year was the second year he did it.
In the first year he was able to donate about
two hundred dollars to Saint Jude, and this past summer

(17:13):
he donated over thirty thousand dollars. Oh wow, So there
is something else she wants to share with us. So
what is the addition to the story. Okay, So Wyatt
has a friend Addie, who lives in Illinois, and Addie
also like Threy's money for Saint Jude. She is awsome eight.
Just like Wyatt, Addie is raising money to buy Christmas

(17:35):
presents for Seeing Jude Patience or taking donations of new toys.
She lives in Illinois, and Wyatt has put a challenge
on his Facebook page to all of his followers because
he wanted to donate to her cause. So he took
fifty dollars of his own money and donated to help
her get presents for Saint Jude Patience. And then he

(17:56):
put that on his Facebook page challenging his followers to
donate something so she can make sure that the same
patients have a great Christmas. So what's his Facebook page
so our listeners can go over there too. It's why
It's lemonade. Whyatt's lemonade, Not why it's hard lemonade. No,
why it's lemonade. Okay, that's something different. We will link
it on our page as well. Thank you for sharing

(18:17):
that story, Robin Whyatt's a great kid and we appreciate
you sharing the good news with us. Thank you so much.
I'd love you, guys, and just thank you so much
for having me on and getting this out to the listeners.
Right there, you go. Lunchbox thinks this is his chance
to get famous, to be featured and tell me something
good or make national news. Yes. Why. I was walking

(18:38):
in to pick up lunch the other day and I
look down in the parking lot and I see one
of these things boom that people like store stuff on.
What do you call this thing? Yea flash drive, flash
drive whatever. And we've done these stories where people find
them and it's like wedding photos, family photos, you know whatever.
And I'm like, I am about to be on tell

(19:00):
me something good. So I looked around. There was no one,
so I couldn't be anybody out in the parking lot
because there was no one there. Puck it, picked it up,
put it in my pocket and I've kept it there
for a couple of days for safekeeping. Have you checked it.
I don't know how to do these things, don't know
what it is. I just mean it could be anything,
could see, that's the thing I thought. I But then
what if it's bad, bad, bad? That would be your

(19:22):
luck exactly. I don't have a I don't have a
You can't plug it into mind, so where are you
gonna plug it into? Don't use mic computer? I don't.
I'm out of this one too, Morrigan, Where can lunchbox.
Plug this in and see what's in there. The computer
in our he has a little office here, bones he
has one. I'm an adapter. Okay, you're gonna do it.

(19:43):
You gotta do your computer. Here you go, Yeah, it's
your chance for you. I'm scared of what's on here. Okay,
Edie's plugging. What after? Like we finally got someone to
plug it in, and now we've had what if it's
a scared exactly? Like? Hold on, Mike, Well, if you
plug in any random us be there could be a
file on there that would load a virus under your computer. Yes,
it could be anything, and they've been waiting for someone

(20:05):
to find it. Right here, Can we spend the wheel
for us to do it? No, it's his segment. It's
ready for you. Okay, okay, guys. What if it's bad stuff?
Well then what do you mean by bad? You know, bad? Bad? Bad?
Well then you just scream and take it out. Oh yeah,

(20:28):
you're on your I screamed. I screamed and took it out.
I mean you mean like a murder? No? No, Amy, no,
what would you say, Mike? As long as he doesn't
like download or saving the files from it? I don't know. Hey,
look at it. If it's bad stuff, you could be
a part of taking people down true bad. Turn it

(20:52):
he man, I have found this in a barking Dad's
gonna be believable. Yeah right, okay, let's vote you this
audio to prove it? Should he plug it in and
see what's on the plug? Plug? Plug? Plug plug? Yes,
we all want to do right here. I'm not gonna

(21:12):
touch it. I'd like for I'd like for the jury
to hear me say, I know nothing about this. Are
you plugged in? Plugged in? This could be tell me
something good? And this must be encrypted big time. This
may be government documents. Do you know what encrypted means? No,

(21:32):
he's just read it. Maybe it's redacted stuff. Now you're
just using words. It's another one, Mike, What do you see? Oh? Man? Wait,
what is that? It says storage? It's an empty USB.
It's empty. There's nothing on this thing? Well, are you
more relieved or disappointed? Disappointed? I'm disappointed if you want

(21:53):
him to go to jail. No, I was just curious. No,
I thought we would reunite someone with the must um
you know important things. I thought this really was like
someone's grand great grandparents wedding footage that they had done
at Legacy Box put it on this thing and then
they were going to give it to their family for
Christmas coming up. And well it was exciting for a second.

(22:15):
Oh yeah, but he did not make tell me something good.
Sorry about that, he tried, unless like, it appears as
though it's nothing. And now there's a virus that could
be a thing too. Yeah, I just read that online.
Could that really be a thing? Yes, of course, tell
them tell him mike possibility. Oh okay, we'll watch your
computer back in a second. The fastest way to resolve

(22:37):
a marriage fight, they say, is to touch their back
or hold their hands while you're in the middle of
the fight. Unless you don't want your back to be
touched in the middle of a fight, they say, it's
often more powerful than words and gaining an understanding of
how the other person is feeling. Okay, I don't want
to be touched exactly, but it might work. But it
might work. I think the hands might be good, you know,

(22:59):
just like holder ends and be like, let's talk about that. Yeah,
maybe I like that you sit knees, touching eyes, facing
each other, holding hands. That might help, But don't touch
my back? Why you're back? Specifically? You said that you so,
But why are you so anti bad guys? I don't know.
Like to me, it's like if if we're in an
argument and you come over and like pat my back. No,

(23:20):
I feel like that's more intimate. I feel like the
hands are more intimate than the back. Yeah, but you're
not listen if you're in an argument too, you don't
want to go over and pat their backs. Oh. I
don't want touch anybody. I don't want to be touched.
I don't want to do any touching. So we've got
this figured out. No, you're Amy's pile of stories. So
CMT put out a list of the greatest country songs

(23:41):
from the decade two thousand to two thousand and ten.
Maybe the worst decade, maybe, Yes, the nineties were awesome, Yeah,
and then it kind of got crappy for a while.
Not that there's not great songs that come from it.
I'm sure all these songs gonna be great, but generally speaking,
no one goes man nothing like two thousands four country Okay?
Well in a number five courtesy of the Red, White

(24:01):
and Blue by Toby Keith. That song massive because of
the patriotic feel to it because of nine to eleven. Yeah,
you know, so it's not a song you hear a
lot now unless it's for a patriotic reason. But okay,
number five, go ahead, And at number four Carrie Underwoods
Jesus take the Wheel Jesus. I mean that's the song

(24:28):
that launched Carrie. So yeah, it's a classic just because
Carrie is such a superstar. Now a good song? What else?
And number three Brad Paisley and Alison Krause Whiskey Lullaby
You put that ball the trigger. I don't know what
the next two songs are, but they're not going to
beat this one. You love this one, well, it's just
the best. It's sad, it's country, it's Alison Krause with

(24:50):
Brad Paisley, Like this is one of the best country
songs ever. Number two Johnny Cash hurt U. It's good.
I like it got a lot of critical acclaim because
it was a nine inch nail songs. You know it's
a cover. If I'm gonna listen to Johnny Cash, I'm
not listening to hurt Well. It came out right around

(25:11):
the time of his death, But I'm saying as the
song stands itself. Yeah, not my favorite, but I do
like it. And number one. The number one song also
centers around nine to eleven and it's Alan Jackson. Where
were you when the world stopped turning? Where were you
stop turn that's ship him. Yeah, I can sign up

(25:34):
for that one be a number one. Oh yeah, I
mean nine to eleven was a big part of that decade,
So you know, not to minimize two thousand, two thousand
and ten because a lot of the art that was
created for a couple of those years were reflective of
the times. Yeah, that's the best nine eleven song, right
that came from it? Yea. I guess it depends if
you're sad or angry, because you do want to stick
a boot in people's butt sometimes. Oh yeah, like a
number So but I do the Alan jacksone. That's great.

(25:56):
All right? What else you got? Okay? So I have
a bucket list item, which would be, I don't know,
being a Hallmark Christmas movie somehow, even if just an extra.
And I saw that Hershey's is teamed up with the
Hallmark Channel and they have a baking contest going on
now through December thirty. First, you just have to create
something using a Hershey's baking product and submit a recipe
and photo, and a lucky winner is going to get

(26:17):
a walk on roll as a baker, and the Hallmark
Movie Channel should get like a main role. They're good, Okay,
They're okay. It's not like they're getting the greatest actor.
I don't know any of them. Actually, yes, but that's
Jannet Kramer. How do people do that? Okay? Is hersheys
dot com, Hallmark Channel dot com. There's links if you
at a hershey dot com you can click. I've already gone,

(26:39):
and I'm like, Okay, how do I submit to this?
Because I want to be on there? And I've said, Bobby,
you've done things on TV, and I think, speaking of
you don't have to be the best, you could be
in a hallmarker. I think so too, because I'm terrible
at acting and I think I could be in a
Hallmark movie. So if you do that, bring me as
an extra. And then, speaking of movies, biopics that have

(27:00):
been put out about famous people, I have, whether or
not they liked them or not, about themselves. Mark Zuckerberg
did not like the social network. Was it because it
was Facebook? Was made to get girls. Yeah, so why
I didn't like it? Yeah. I heard him say that once.
He didn't like that movie because it portrayed him as
someone who was only doing it to get chicks. Yeah,
and he's like, this is not the case. And then

(27:20):
The Blindside, which was based on Michael Orr's story the
NFL player, he said they made him seem kind of
dumb and that he didn't have any idea how to
play football and that just wasn't the case. Yeah, whenever
they adopted him, he's like, I don't know football. I
guess I'll give it a try. That wasn't true. What else?
Joan jet loved Kristen Stewart's portrayal of her in The Runaway,

(27:41):
So she liked that one. And then Stephen Hawking loved
The Theory of Everything. He told the filmmakers that there
were times he thought he was watching himself. That movie
was so good. Really, I haven't seen it? Should I
is awesome? Yeah, that Theory of Everything was great. That's
a great movie. No, I Amy, that's my pile. That
was Amy's stories. It's time for the good news. So

(28:07):
this girl Alexis shared a note on Twitter that she
received from her landlord. First of all, their family had
already been through a lot. Her father in law had
just passed away. There's a lot going on. But they've
rented from this place for three years, and all of
a sudden they get a note from their landlords saying, Hey,
sending my condolences again for the loss of your father.
You've all worked so hard. I wanted to show you

(28:29):
my appreciation for the month of November, and you don't
need to send me a rent check for this month.
Hopefully this will help up out with Christmas shopping or
whatever you need. We'll pick back up in December. God
bless cool. That's awesome. Yeah, that's really cool, because again
I don't know if that landlord owns the building or not.
Either he's losing money or he's got to report back upstairs. Yeah, yeah,

(28:51):
that's awesome. That is what it's all about, right there.
That was tell me something good. I was talking with
Scuba Steve. He said he's been on fifteen cruises in
his life. I've never been on a single cruise. I'm
scared of death to go on a cruise because one
I feel like I'll vomit everywhere, and too, I don't
want to be trapped on a boat. How have you
been on fifteen cruises? So where I grew up in Orlando, Florida,

(29:11):
there's a lot of cruise ports around me. So that
was like our summer vacations. A lot we'd go out
of Orlando. There's Cape Canaveral, Miami for a lot of
deal Tampa. They're all right there at your fingertips. It
just feels weird to be trapped on a boat and
trapped in a little room. Am I wrong? That's what
TV makes it feel like. You're totally wrong. You're not
trapped at all because the cruise ship is massive. You
don't walk from one edge of the other in like
thirty seconds. I'm like, is it no? No, It's like

(29:32):
it's like a floating island. Because they got casinos, buffets, bars, restaurants,
there's an entertainment. There's so much to do there. Am
I going to get sick if I go on a cruise?
So the thing is there's different cruises. If you go
on a shorter cruise like three to four days, smaller ships,
you will feel it rocking. But if you go seven
plus days, they're massive, massive cruising ships, and you feel
nothing at all. Who else has cruised me? Yeah? One

(29:54):
lunchbox Morgan. You guys have all been on a cruise. Yeah,
time Morgan, you've been on a cruise. Yeah, that was
like the vacation where you did growing up. So I
think I've been on maybe five or six cruises. Oh wow,
that's crazy. What's the best cruise scuba for me? It's
Royal Caribbean. I've been on a lot of them. Royal Caribbean,
does it right. It just seemed like that was something
the rich people always did, maybe from because I was
from Arkansas and they weren't nearby. I had to spend

(30:15):
more to even get to the coast, and then it
was like skiing. To me, that's what rich people did
because we didn't have snow. We didn't have snow skiing,
so you had to travel to where it was and
then do something that was expensive. It was a little
more expensive, but my ex wife they had a lot
of money, so they paid for it all. Oh in
the mix, when you talk about the X five stories,
I couldn't afford it. There's no way they were rich.

(30:35):
Yeah they were. They were pretty well off. How was
that vibe for you? Going with the family they were.
They were pretty cool, accepting well off people's money. I
was good that because I never had anything. I couldn't
My first vacation was with them, going on the cruise ships.
So once I got a taste of it, I couldn't stop. See.
I was the opposite. I never wanted to take anything
from anybody. I was like, Nope, don't want it. Don't
want it. You go want of two ways? Yeah, when

(30:57):
you grow up poor, you want to take it all
and hold it all, or you don't want you know,
you want to give it all back. Yeah, all right,
let's go over to Amy and get in the morning. Corny, Morning, Corny.
Why did the policeman give you a ticket on Thanksgiving?
Why did the policeman give you a ticket on Thanksgiving?
Because you exceeded your feed limit? That's so dumb to

(31:22):
think about it. That's pretty funny. That's pretty funny. Morning.
About to be some drama in here. Now, let me
just reflect for a second on something we did on
the show. I mean, a couple of months ago, Lunchbox
wanted to go to Crater of Diamonds State Park in
search for a diamond because in the news, people were
constantly finding diamonds. So Abby drives lunchbox all morning long

(31:46):
on the year, lunchbox is digging for diamonds. Found nothing.
It was miserable, miserable, eight hours backbreaking work. It was hot,
it was just they didn't have water fountains. It was terrible.
So at one part of the day you fell asleep.
I took a nap because I've been working hard, and
I told Abby. She said, I'm gonna go get something
to eat. I was like, all right, I'm gonna take
a nap. Abby. In that time, what did you do?
Went behind my back? I did go digging. I was like,

(32:08):
why not? If I'm here too, I came all the way,
Why can't I look? So you went and digg did
a place where he was earlier, at some little tunnel
or something. Yeah, I think he went in a little bit.
But so after he came back from paternity to leave,
Abby said, well, let's share what I've been told. And
so she took her rocks into a jeweler and he
said up front that they were worth about how much?
He said, like eight or nine thousand retail is what

(32:30):
he said. Stupid, So he did the beef if its
diamonds and were there too? How many were there too?
So do you guys wonder how much this is? So
he's actually offering her. Okay, so last week she revealed
took him to a jeweler and it turns out they
were actual diamonds. We've sat on that and here is
the final updating story. Here is the first clip. The
first clip is you going back to the jeweler? How

(32:52):
much lunchbox will you be upset about? Or anything? Over
five hund like? I mean well, because I mean I
feel like well, I mean I get half. So it's
like you don't get any No, no, no, you didn't
do any digging if you want. If you got any,
you were not going to split it with her, So
she has no reason to split it with you. Anything
over five hunter, I'm gonna not be happy about this. Okay,

(33:12):
here we go. So we looked at them last time.
They were you know, e color, they're really good color stones.
Clarity wise, they're way up there around bbs um with that.
If buying them, I can pay you five thousand for room.
Wait to hear this? Can you rewind that a little bit?
I started gasping. Sorry, sorry, So he says, that's crazy

(33:37):
he's gonna pay a five Hold one, we do these
segments to make me angry? No, no, no, no, it's real.
You set yourself up for this. No. I didn't set
myself up if someone went behind my back and stole
my diamonds on the great Can you rewind that? Please? Okay?
Here we go quiet on the set. Yeah, with that,
if buying them, I can pay you five thousand for room.

(34:00):
Oh I thought you were saying around nine thousand last time. Retail? Yeah, retail,
because we have to we have to cut them, we
have to set them, we have to make money on
them as a business, you know, or we wouldn't be
a business. Yeah, So it's not nine thousand, right? Is
five thousand? Yes? It is? And you got the money?

(34:21):
Were you hold on? Hold on here? Were you disappointed
that it wasn't nine? I mean I kind of had
my hopes up. I always get my hopes off on everything.
But I mean no, I wasn't disappointed, because that's awesome.
Five thousand. What would you guys like to say before
she says whether or not she takes hands? So frustrated.
I'm so annoyed that she would do that to me.
I thought we kind of bonded on the trip, you know,
like I thought, we became kind of friends. But obviously

(34:43):
it means nothing to her. So that's cool. Here's your
money over your friends. Okay, I get that. You don't
have to, Abby, you don't have to split this as
one fox at all. Oh yeah, No, I'm not the
only reason she was because of me? Okay, the only
reason you were there because of us? Right? Oh so
we get money, yeah, ahead, it would you consider maybe,
I don't know, throwing lunchbox one hundred dollars of the

(35:06):
five thousand. No, und nothing. No, she wasn't gonna offer me.
Why would I feel the need to offer it to him,
especially if he's being like this I used to see
a little, So maybe buy him some lottery tickets something.
Because when you were thinking about it, Abby, you really
would not have gone if it wasn't for him. Okay,
But he wouldn't have gone if it wasn't for me,
And then I wouldn't have sent you guys, if it

(35:26):
wasn't for my mom having me, and then my mom.
We can do this all day long. What it comes
down to. His lunchbox didn't dig in the right place,
I know, But she already dug in that tunnel and
then she just went in there and looked at my work.
That's basically what it is. Okay, I can't help that
you didn't find anything after eight hours. There's that clip
of whether Abby took the deal or not. I think
I'm gonna take it five thousand cash, right, yes, Okay,

(35:52):
I think I'm gonna take the deal. Then she got
five thousand dollars of cash. Yes, So how did they
pay that? In? Michael it was a check? Oh? I
mean yeah, yeah, She's like, yes, it was a check. Okay.

(36:12):
So here we are. Who wants to say something before
we conclude this. I would love to say all of this,
but we're gonna include all this bit. You have twenty
seconds to state your piece, and we're wrapping this bit forever. Abby.
It shows a lot about your character that you're not
willing to help someone out that went with you and
did all this, and the only reason you're there was
because of me. But everybody in America will know the
type of person you are and that you can't be

(36:33):
so rude. It's just no, it is rude of hers.
You're right, so rude, Abbey, so rude. No, no, that
she's the nicest person every opportunity. Okay, scow Is, Steve,
what would you like to say about this? This is
rebuttal on lunchbox. The only reason she's there is actually
because of me. I was supposed to go and I
couldn't make it, so she took my spot. So if anything,

(36:55):
I would take a cup. But I don't want to
cut because I like to see this great story and
Abby deserves that. She works hard. Let her keep the
money and the story. Scob The only reason people were
going to that is because I was going. That is it?
So you saying, oh, because you didn't go exactly so
if you didn't, but you didn't do any work except
or just so I didn't. I didn't do any work.
All the backend work of all the sales and the

(37:15):
calls and the meetings and putting together and the pitching
money was the only and the only day, Scooby dida.
It was book is in a murder hotel. Nothing else. Okay,
he did nothing. Take a breath, Take a breath. Right,
we're gon We're gonna play a song and come back. Okay,
maybe take a breath. Ever, take a breath. We're gonna

(37:36):
come back just a second, take a breath. Okay, back
in a minute. We just found out that Abby made
five thousand dollars in cash check from the jewel because
she found two diamonds. And now, as we ended that
segment a minute ago, Lunchbox of Scooby Too were fighting
with each other. This is what money does. Yeah, it
makes people really angry. So Lunchbox had his say, yeah,

(37:58):
when you're stolen from it hurts school. Steve had his say,
Bobby was robbed before. You know how it feels, Bobby,
you weren't robbed. It's a terrible fabby. What would you
like to say about all this? Well, I think it's
wild because I didn't even think it would get to
this point because you know, I had a like I
thought they maybe looked like diamonds, But now that it
really is, it's just but yeah, no, Lunchbox, I'm not

(38:19):
going to Raymundo. Do you think that Abby should share
any money with Lunchbox? Absolutely not? Are you crazy? I
mean she outworked lunch there was My wife had said
she was watching the Facebook feed and Abby multiple times
was digging when Lunchbox was just joking around on his
Instagram doing whatever videos he was doing. He got straight
up out hard work and kids, let that be a lesson.

(38:41):
You two can do what Abby just did. Yeah, still
from your friends, kids, If you want to do that,
that's the role model you want to look up to.
Do it. Are you angry? Yeah? Hold on, hold on,
everybody calmed down. Why are you mad about this? Because
I went. It was a trip for me. She was
supposed to be there, just like content and didn't say
anything about her digging. You didn't I say, hey, Abby,
you're gonna go Dave two. I went in that tunnel

(39:03):
and dug and maybe she saw something and she was like, oh,
I'm not gonna say nothing, So she waited till I
left the tunnel. She was not gonna say nothing, yea,
So she waved on left the tunnel, and then she
went back. You're making these scenarios up in here. She
could have been like, you're angry at her, and she
could have been like, hey, lunch, I think that might
be something. You know, like I dug some dirt and
something fell out when I didn't when I blinked, and
she didn't blink, and then she just went, I mean,

(39:24):
did you go to the tunnel that I dug in,
why why are you so upset? He sees trigger. Did
you go in the tunnel? I'm dug in. Yeah, you
didn't go very far, but lots of people dig there
and all of this lunch box. We go back to
the original question. If you had found diamonds, would you
have given Abby any of the money? No? Why so
therefore she didn't. She wasn't The trip wasn't for her
to dig the case clothes though, you wouldn't have shared

(39:46):
with hers enough. She doesn't have to share with Hey, Abby,
that coffee you I bought you the gambling money at
the casino in Saint Louis. I'm gonna need all that bad.
Do you mean the gables right outside in Arkansas? Memphis? Yeah, Memphis.
You gave her money? Yeah, because she didn't have any cash?
So did you pan back? Like? Wow? Okay, okay, everybody,

(40:11):
take a breath. I'm so frustrated. Take a breath. I
don't like that money is getting in between people on
the show. So you're gonna say split it. I love it.
That's how you do it, as apparent. Hold on, I'm
gonna say split it. Yeah, yes, split That's what I'm
talking about. Bring me my money. Okay, okay, great, Abby,

(40:36):
I'm gonna need you to split the money that you
got for your diamonds with lunch. Why well, I mean
saying that. Wait, so if I split it, go ahead.
That's what fifty? Yes, it's actually zero because this is
a prize. Yes, nobody knew what Abby, I mean, I don't.

(41:06):
Even Scuba was left down on the dog on this one.
Oh wait, so hold on, wait the day everybody called
for a second, I gotta tell you something. Hold on,
calm for a second. Calm okay. Abby was so good
at this, I had to go to her and be
like I went to Scuba first and I went hey,
I thought she was like no, she found stuff. And

(41:28):
I was like this is this a joke? And He's
like no, Abby kept it from everybody. And so Abby's like, hey,
you know, I don't. I don't really have money or
real diamonds. And I was like, oh my god, I don't.
So I thought you knew the whole time everybody's been punked.
Abby kept the whole show out of it and punked
every Wow. Good job. The other day when Abby quote
unquote went to go get this final appraisal or get

(41:51):
the cash. Lunchbox was so mad then she wouldn't let
him go with her. And he was like, I mean
she thinks I'm gonna steal the diamonds from that too.
His his buddies with guns hoisting her diamonds. Yeah. Like
she kept that up perfectly because she wasn't even really going. Yeah,
that was lunch bucks. Can I tell you that. I
went by that diamond store and I talked to that

(42:13):
guy and I was like, hey, man, I know your
Abby's gonna come back in here and sell these. And
I said, look like, let's say you're gonna give her
ten thousand. I said, just really give her seven thousand.
I'll come by and get two and you keep an
extra one for yourself. Literally sat him down in the office.
I still trying to steal her money. Wow. I literally
sat him down in the office and he said, no, Scoba,
what do you want to say, Scoopa Steve. I just
gotta say I've worked on radio for quite some time,

(42:35):
and that was a great job done at Abbey and
keeping a secret and doing this whole bit and keeping
a run in. I don't want to hear anything from you.
That was a great job. Abby. I real appreciate. I
mean Scoob Lunchbock. We're about to go to blows and lament.
But my question is, so how did Abby do it
in the first place? She just went to this guy's like, hey,
say there's something in here. Oh yeah, he is like
the best actor Dustin sound out. Did Bobby come to

(42:57):
you and say, hey, you need to go to that guy?
Or how did you find not that guy? I don't
know how you find Yeah, okay, he is the one
caller I got that called in and was like, I'll
a praise Lunchboxes rocks and I was like, okay, I'm
gonna use him in the future. I had this in
the world. And so you went by and talk to him. Yeah,
I went by and so he acted to Lunchbox's face.
Oh yeah, he lied un my face there. But can

(43:23):
I shout them out? Yes? Okay. So it's American Jewelry
Company in Brentwood. Amazing, love them American Jewelry Company, and
Brentwood asked for Dustin. Yeah you should get an oscar.
I should get an oscar. Yeah, it's time for the
good news. Producer Ready, four year old Cassidy relies on

(43:46):
a walker to get around. She's been doing that since
she's able to walk. And she's on a road trip
with her grandparents and they get to a gas station
somewhere on their trip and realize, oh my gosh, Cassidy's
walker is not here, Like where did we leave it?
So the grandma gets on Facebook and just post, oh
my gosh, Cassidy needs her walker. We're on a road
trip and we're in trouble. We don't know where it is. Well,
that post got shared over a thousand times over like

(44:09):
seven states, and they were able to find the walker.
It was just back down the road and somebody said,
here's the walker, come pick it up. It was literally
three blocks back. Yeah, there's a couple things for the story. One,
just turn around and go back to where you came. Secondly, though,
that's awesome that people were sharing that trying to find
that girl that walk. Well, and third, shout out to
grandma using Facebook trying to find out where this walker was.

(44:29):
I feel like all grandma's are on Facebook though. I
feel like that's where grandma's are. Yeah, that's a good story, though.
I do like when we can highlight the positivity of
social media good stuff. That's what it's all about that
was tell me something good. Wednesday, it's Mariah Carey. And

(44:51):
on Friday, Cowdell my last single Saturday and Lady Wilson. Yeah,
that's all happening this week on the Bobby Bones Show,

(45:17):
transmitting good. What's happening everybody? Thank you guys for hanging out.
I hope you had an awesome weekend. Just a heads up.
On Wednesday show, Mariah Carey will be on. We've been
able to book this because it's almost Christmas time and
we were like, we love her Christmas song All I

(45:38):
Want for Christmas as you, So she's gonna come on.
She's never been on the show. On Wednesday, we will
have Mariah Carey. Let's go over now and do the
big story Bobby's Bees Stories. According to a study, the
most ideal age difference in a relationship is one to
three years. So let's go around the room here, Amy,
you and your husband are three and half years. She's

(46:01):
not gonna cut it. Yeah yeah, Eddie what two months?
You guys are that close? Yeah? Yeah, I'm marsh she's made.
I mean Kayle and I are almost twelve years. Oh yeah,
you're you're the one that's really hurt and here. According
to research and experiences, couples that are one year apart
have just a three percent chance of splitting up, compared

(46:22):
to eighteen percent for couples with a five year age difference,
thirty nine percent for those with a ten year age difference,
and then ninety five percent for couples that with a
twenty year age gain. Oh my goodness, that's not good.
The study found that people that are closer in age
enjoyed similar movies, similar comedians, and participated in activities together

(46:42):
without much coaxing. The only thing that Kayle and I
don't see equally on his music, Like she does not
understand how awesome nineties alternative was. I can just I
can tell her song Blue in the Face. I mean,
but like, okay, I grew up in the nineties, Like
we're the same age, and I don't think nineties alternative
so amazing out here. We have no disagreement on nineties

(47:04):
country because she knows all of it, probably more than
I do. She knows every lyric to every song period. Yeah,
so I would say except for the she's more of
a Bieber Harry styles and I'm more of a John
Mayer counting crows outside of country music. Other than that,
you guys are right, I'm pretty good. We find the
same things funny, we have the same values other than
the music though, And occasionally a TV show like The

(47:25):
Fresh Prince of bel Air. She's like, huh, shows like
that in the nineties of one. You need to watch
that with her? No, I'm not. I pick pick my
battles on content. Oh yeah, I'm not gonna. I'm good
not watching The Fresh Prince again. But it's always stuff
like that. It's just mostly television shows and nineties alternative.
A self proclaimed time traveler with six million followers on

(47:45):
TikTok claims to have a video from twenty twenty seven
that he says shows he's the last man on Earth.
I guess for me, the big news is that TikTok
still exists in twenty twenty seven. So he says, the
video shows a ar Salona cross Street that now is
completely full, but he shows it completely lifeless. You do

(48:06):
see a bird, but other than that, I don't know
how he got the street to be completely dead. Mike,
what do you think about this? I don't know. I
think it's still fake. But how did you get the
street in daylight to be completely empty. I don't know.
I don't either, because you can't really edit people out.
You can't. Maybe he went during COVID. What about that?
What if he snuck out during lockdown and took the video.
That's a theory. And Forrest Gun Lieutenant Dan didn't have legs.

(48:27):
He really has legs in real life. But I watched
that stuff. No, no, but I watched that on the
movies that made us. How they did that, it was
very difficult. Did you watch that really hard? He like
put the green screen over below his knees. I can
wrapped his legs up. Okay, but do y'all ever get
that out on Instagram? For the photoshopping thing? And it
looks like people just put their finger over somebody and
erase them and the picture looks like they're not even there.
It's not a picture though, it's a video. Tougher. Yeah,

(48:50):
you're right, it's a lot tougher. Okay, what if this
guy's really from the future? Maybe I don't think he is.
Tom Hanks list his top three favorite movies he's ever done.
Speaking of Forrest Up, Tom Hank said his top three
favorite movies ever were I would probably say number one
would be League of their Own because all I did
all summer was played baseball. That was a great summer
and my entire family still speaks about it. Then I

(49:13):
would say probably, I would say Castaway because it was
just it was nothing but adventures every single day, every
single night. And the last film I would say that
was magical for me was a movie called Cloud Atlas.
We shot it on a hope and a dream and
nothing but a circle of love in Berlin and Majorca

(49:34):
and Dresden and thought that would be my big three.
It sounds like all three of them were because he
could take his family with them. Yeah, didn't even watch
Cloud Atlas. Yeah it good. No, I didn't like that.
You liked it. It's one of my top three favorite
movies of all time. It's so beautiful, the story of
all time, dude. The storyline is so a beautiful I

(49:54):
told the story to my wife. This is how I
felt how I've met her as we have always past
life to together and that's the whole storyline of this.
I don't give way too much if you haven't seen it,
but it's a beautiful film. Wait, hold on now. The
big stand out here is Steve thinks he had a
past life, multiple past life. I think your mom and
dad are birds. Hey, no words, I'm just saying right

(50:19):
now though, but hey, fine cloud Atlas. I did not
know anyone watched it. Neither Mike did, though, because he's
a movie podcast guy. Yeah, you gave it thumbs down,
comes down, Scooba gives it not only thumbed up. Story.

(50:39):
The assignment was everyone bringing a song that we might
have forgot was awesome. Okay, so that was it last night.
You got to know, find a song that maybe everyone
else forgot was a really awesome song, forgotten? Amazing song? Okay, Amy,
What's yours mine? Is Mark Howley. Even the man in
the moon is crying. Listen, Yeah see me, hbody, somebody's

(51:10):
gonna win, right. You can't vote for your own song?
Hold on, turn it up Live is done. Even the
man and the Moon is crying. I gonna like it.
I mean, but you forgot about it. I did forget
about it. You know about that lunchbox? What song did
you bring? I mean this one you jam every time

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you hear it. It's honky talk, but donka donk and
I mean it put you in a good mood and
you forget about it and you play it. You're like,
why don't I play that more often? Turn it up?
He does, go turn it up in the song. I
have forgot about that song sometimes we play the dance party. Oh,
I don't know. What's all. You don't forget about any song,
that's your problem. So he forgot about even the man

(51:52):
the Moon's crying. Well, there's a reason for that. Okay,
honky donk, but donkea donk? Yeah, dude, okay, okay, Eddie Man.
We had Travis Danny on he was talking about and
proposing to his fiance, John Michael Montgomery's daughter, and that
took me the whole thing. I'm like, oh, John Michael
Montgomery lives to dance. We all forgot about it. But
that was sometimes in lead. Everybody sings our song trying

(52:16):
to sell it. You like that one, Yeah, that's a
good one. I haven't forgotten about it, though, I should
have not picked one and just played the game, because
obviously I'm biased because I picked one. Two Morgan, what
do you have? I have Watching Airplanes by Gary Allen.
That's a great song. That's a great one, And I
forgot about that one. That's a good one. Well, you

(52:38):
guys went back older than mine. And the reason I
came up with this because I had a playlist on
and this song came on and I was like, man,
I forgot how awesome this song was. And he used
to play it in the show like he can performed
acoustic a few times, and I was like, Dank, it's
really good. It's Jared Neman Lover Lover? How good was
this song? And it completely is go on from my

(53:00):
consciousness of going, all right, that's a song I want
to listen to. But it's so good you don't treat
me no food, no more. All right, So you can't
vote for your own song. Okay, we're gonna play one
of them. So we're gonna play the winner here. I'm in,
so vote. Who votes for Mark Cauley? Even the man

(53:21):
in the moon is crying? I do I mean Amy?
When that played, I was like, oh my gosh, I
completely forgot about this song and it's a jam. Oh
this is my hen all right? Who votes for Lunchbox
Tracey Atkins honky Tonk but donkey donk no, no no, no, no, guy,

(53:42):
you guys don't know good music. Who votes for John
Michael Montgomery. Life's a dance. I do. Yeah, it's good.
It's a good song. So Amy vote for two. It's good,
But you are not going. Somebody else said something that's good. No,
I don't, she's going. Who votes for Gary Allen watching Airplanes?

(54:03):
I do? Yeah, that's a jam. You guys are such
Who votes for Jared Neman lover Lover? I do? Oh, yeah,
that's a jam. It is. Yeah, Well the winner is
Jared Nemon lover Lover with two votes? Okay, why are
you mad? It's a dumb game. It's a dumb game.

(54:24):
It's a dumb game. But guys, you always let Bobby win.
Why if Bobby but dogging dogs not? It wasn't even
a single and it shut up the chart. Okay, he
looked up some information. He's fun back fridaying us On
a Monday, we have another update on Lunchbox and his
acting classes. Because your dream is to go to Hollywood
and be an actor, now, absolutely, I think I have

(54:46):
the chops to be on the big screen. But you
haven't met with these people in person yet, right because
of COVID when I signed up for this, it's all
been online via zoom. But now people are doing stuff together.
I mean everything I do is in person now, Yeah,
I understand, but we have not transitioned to that yet.
They talked about it, and I guess, And really this
season is pretty much over of the acting because of

(55:07):
the holidays. They kind of take a break from November
through December. And you pay, how much am I three?
So apparently Lunchbox has been nominated for an award at
the twenty twenty one tele Atable Emmys. What that's right?
And I'm not only up for one award, I'm up
for two awards, so they'd have Endo of the Year awards.
Let me read here it. He's up for Best Duo

(55:30):
and Best Accent. Yes, how do you win best Duo?
Best duo is me and someone else on screen with
a great I guess read moment in our scene. And
I'm up for being in Dawson's Creek. I mean, that
is what I'm talking about. Like, they felt my passion
and they felt my emotion with my on screen partner,

(55:50):
and so we are up for best Duo. Okay, would
you like to hear his what't nominating tape? Yeah? Yeah,
my my my clip that got me dominated the scene
that they felt like stood out the most out of
any scene the whole season, of all the reads. Did
everybody get nominated for something? No? Okay, just asking. I
mean I'm up for two that tells you something, that

(56:12):
tells you something able to get out of here, kick rocks.
They're not very good actors. This actress is Dawson's creek
and you're playing what's his name? Pacy? Hell are you
doing here? He's up? Man, I'm here for the wedding.
Last I heard you were sailing the Seven seas as
indeed I am tomorrow today. I'm here for your parents.

(56:32):
I'll be sure to pass on your congratulations. Yeah. Speaking
of congratulations, I guess I should be passing some one
to you. What are you talking about? Well, she made
her choice, Dawson. You're it. You got what you wanted.
Things are never going to be the same between us,
are they? Yeah? Yeah, I didn't think so. It's pretty good.

(57:00):
Excuse me, excuse me. It is that guy that you're reading.
He's Dawson in real life. He's like my age. No, no, no,
I want to encourage you to continue to sue this, please,

(57:22):
because I can hear you getting a little bit better.
But it sounds like you're reading a script. Well, I
am right, it's a table read. Guys. You understand that
I haven't had these memorized yet. Like it wasn't like
we acted these out fifty times and gave me a
chance to murmurize them. The Okay, they asked me out
the script like three days before, because that's when I

(57:44):
got my party. Okay, great, great, I'm not even hating.
Keep pursuing your dream. I like, Amy's one to sad
you weren't good. You opened the door for me to
walk through. I was just smiling. Okay, Ay, you said
that is not good because you're offering a wo word,
and so I thought, oh, this is gonna be award
winning table read. Amy, you understand that Tom Hanks had

(58:06):
to start somewhere and he got better as it went.
Like I just started a few months ago, and I'm
already up for an awards, been at least a year. Yeah,
and you had three days to pray. Okay, fair enough.
Let's hear the other one. He's up for best accent
from Justified And what accent are you doing here? A
real country accent? Yes? I can't wait? From the haller.
What's his name? I believe I'm Dickie from the Hall,

(58:27):
or maybe I'm yelling at Dickie. I don't remember. I
get all my roles confused. I act so much nowadays
that I can't come straight. But you could win this
without doing an added accent. You don't need to affect
your own voice. But you know they sound like they're
real country. Here we go. Theres a lunchbox doing a
Dickie from the haller and justified. I'm not afraid to
frankfurt this mama sound out. You will straight to her.

(58:49):
That's why I use l Rod and cutter. But thanks
John big brother, they're not so. Maybe you can calm down,
come inside and have a dream. I mean, that's your act.
It's decent. You just talk funny, like your annunciations on
weird words. And she's sounded good. Yeah, she's real good.
She is she the teacher. No, okay, do you think

(59:10):
you'll win? Man? I think so. I think I have
a Which one? Do you have the best shot at?
Probably my duoy? Let me here again, let me just
a little bit of it. Go ahead, he's up, man,
I'm here for the wedding. Last hoard. You're sailing the
seven seas as. Indeed, I am tomorrow today. I am

(59:32):
pause tomorrow, Hey today, Hey, I love it. You understand
on the script and how to comma and how to pause.
You're supposed to pause for dramatic effect, like let him
know I am sailing the seas. Love it tomorrow, I'm
leaving tomorrow. So pumped that you were pursuing something other
than just thank you me to bring more. I feel
like you're going to win. The accent one that was good. Yeah,

(59:53):
the accent was good man. Faith in you. Yes, you're
getting better. You're honest. Thank you getting better. Let us
know when you win. No, no, it's online, we're not
in person. Yet. You bumped up a level in the
class if you win an award? Is there a higher
class for the better actors? I believe so, I believe

(01:00:15):
I get bumped up. Would you do that class? Absolutely?
Would you pay? It's a little more expensive, Yeah, I
bet it would be okay. Today, this story comes up
from Madison, Mississippi. A woman was at a school basketball game,
sitting in the stands watching. She reaches in her purse
to get something, actudentally hits the trigger on her gun.

(01:00:35):
Boom goes off. In the gym, O man, anybody get hit,
No one got hit. Safety I say it all the time.
Any halfway knowledgeable person would know one. You have a
gun in your purse, don't go just blindly reaching in
to have your gun safety on. It's hard to just
knock your gun safety off, just tinkering with it. Like

(01:00:57):
this person shouldn't have a gun. They totally could have
killed someone themselves or someone else. They should be penalized.
This is who we should take the gun away from.
I'm a big gun guy, except for idiots with guns.
This is an idiot with a gun. Oh, it's just
luckily no one was hurt. I'm lunchbox. That's your bone
head story of the day. It is time for the

(01:01:17):
good News Countdown. It's the Good News Countdown, counting down
the biggest good news stories across the left, the biggest
three good news stories as of right this second. Let's go.
A US Army soldier rescued a stray cat named Tiger
while stationed overseas. Now a charity called Pause of War

(01:01:40):
is trying to help him bring Tiger home in time
for the holidays. It's actually harder than you'd think to
help make it happen. Around three thousand people have already
donated on the website help save Tiger dot pause of
war dot com. But it's hard to get an animal
from overseas. But imagine how awesome it would be if
he got his cat back. Oh so cool? Did meo?

(01:02:03):
YouTube star Jimmy Donaldson, better known as Mister Beast, gave
out ten thousand turkeys and forty thousand pounds of sweet
potatoes last week in Greenville, North Carolina, in an effort
to make sure no one goes hungry over the holidays.
And even after waiting in such a long line, everyone
still kept a smile on their face. It just reminds
me of what Tracy Lawrence does, the nineties country singer,
where they started out making some turkeys for a few people,

(01:02:25):
and now they do hundreds and hundreds of fried turkeys
every year on Thanksgiving for folks, and they're gonna do
it again this year. A ninety two year old woman
with dementia wandered off from her home, so everybody was
searching for her. Luckily, a delivery driver named Wilmer spotted
her and took her back home safely, and there is
footage from the doorbell cam where he's walking her back
up to the front door and knocking, going, hey, we

(01:02:46):
found her. So awesome story shout out Wilmer, I hope
you got that twenty percent tip on New Reads wherever
he works. The good News countdown and that's it for today.
You guys have an awesome day. We will see you
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