Phone Screener Abby Sings The National Anthem + Bobby Offers Raymundo A Deal on the Beanie Babies + Bobby’s Top 5 Torture Songs ‘On Repeat’

Phone Screener Abby has been invited to sing the National Anthem in front of a crowd of almost 20k at the Nashville Marathon. Lunchbox doesn’t think she should do it…so today, she came in and auditioned. We give her a decision on if she’s ready or not! Bobby offers Raymundo a deal on the Beanie Babies to get back in on the cut. Bobby shares his top 5 songs that he would play on repeat the same way it went down in a news story.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:08):
Hello, good, what's happening everybody? Welcome to Wednesday's show Morning
Studio Morning. The Cmas are tonight, eight seventh Central on ABC.
What happens is a couple of days leading up to
the CMAS, they put a bunch of artists out to
be interviewed, and then you play the interview as long
as you promote that the Cmas are happening. So Lunchbox

(00:30):
took over and kind of railroaded them because what's going
to happen a little later on this morning, Abby our
phone screen was gonna sing the national anthem on the
show right live. Yeah, they invited her to come sing
it at a big event that the Saint Jude Marathon
for seventeen thousand people. You're gonna see where it comes
ties into the CMAS, and so she said she wanted
to do it, and then we asked her if she

(00:50):
wanted to practice on the show, and the Lunchbox that
she shouldn't do it. So she's going to perform in
a second. But what Lunchbox did during these CMA interviews
is he played them clips of Abby singing and had
her like you had them comment on her. The artists,
Yeah right, yeah, because They know what singing is, they
know what a good voice is. What I don't know
what you call vocal range, how it's supposed to sound.
And so I had Abby singing for him. Oh you

(01:12):
had her sing live live? Oh? I thought you played clubs.
Now it has to be live because she's gonna be
singing live. You can't give a recording. Awkward. Hey, Abby,
did Lunchbox tell you you were gonna do this prior
to you doing this? Yeah? He did. You had a
different direction, but so this is kind of last minute.
He probably pitched it to her. I pitched it to

(01:33):
her differently, but I was just like, you know, but I,
how do you pitch it to you? Oh? Well, he
was gonna say we're gonna go on the street to
random people. But then she came up here and I
was like, oh, actually, we're not gonna go on the street.
We're gonna actually do it to a real artist. So
she thought we were gonna go to strangers on the street,
but I really was like, nah, we're going to the celebs.
Are you okay that I play these clubs? Abbey? Yep?

(01:55):
I had all I'm scared to listen back. Okay, here
is talking to Parker MC call them who Parker has?
What does that say about me? Okay, here we go.
Here's the clip. Abby say hello to Parker. Hello Parker, Hi, Abby,
let's hearious for the land of the Free and the

(02:19):
of the brief. I think that's money. Okay, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker,
be honest, like, give her some tips on how to
sound better. May just go out there and do it.
I mean it's you know, there's you gotta think there's
nobody of those seventeen thousand people that can do what
you're about to go do. What do you think about
Abby's voice? Oh? I say it's great. I thought it

(02:41):
was really I thought it was gonna be really bad.
I thought this was like a joke and I thought
it was gonna be really bad. I thought that was great.
Come on, yeah, I think that was great. Um whatever, Okay,
here guys, think that's great. Here is Gabby Barrett. Who
Gabby Barrett has? I hope you don't bumpetition and nut hop. Yeah? Yeah,
all right, here is I get Gabby Barrett launch block.

(03:02):
How's it going? It's going great? Abby? You're ready? All right?
You rolling Rabbi Here we go ready him the wrong
kids raga the most bursting in. I think that's good.
What Gabby? All right? Gabby carrying her? That's great. That
was amazing for for you being put on the spot.
Anything she can do to improve, like you got any

(03:24):
tips for her? Just to relax as much as possible,
because I know when I get nervous, my voice just
goes kaputs with everything. So just to try to relax
and like breathe a lot. But you sound really good,
so don't worry about it. Okay, you get two yeses here? Yeah,
we're less than an hour from Abby's performance in studio.
I don't think these people want to be mean. I

(03:46):
think these people are like you did, put them on
the spot where Yeah, exactly, Come on, like real, Abby,
it's not good. Get out, Abby, have an hour to
get warm. You okay with that? Uh huh? I'm going yep, ready,
gonna go practice. Are you nervous where I'm up? Yeah?
I'm always nervous and here for some reason, all right,
so an hour Abby will sing the national anthem and

(04:06):
we will determine if she should sing it at the
big event. For some reason, a lot of people are
listening it's time to open up the mail bag. Get something,
Dear Bobby Bones. I think my new roommate has been
cheating on his girlfriend and I got dragged in the

(04:29):
middle of it. I didn't know anything about his dating life,
but I saw a cute blonde leaving our apartment as
I came home from work earlier this week, assuming it
was a girlfriend whom I haven't met before. She didn't
see me, but I saw her as she left our
place and got into the car. Fast forward to this
past weekend. My roommate and I went on a double
date so I could officially meet his girlfriend. But the

(04:50):
girl I met for dinner well not the blonde I
saw leaving our apartment. I was stunned. I confronted my
roommate about the mysterious blonde and he told it would
be cool, which is what she says in the email.
What I don't want any piece of this mess. It's
a great apartment and we have just signed a lease.

(05:12):
What would you do in this situation? Tell his actual girlfriend?
Signed anonymous roommate. First of all, before I go into
the group here and ask for feedback, I would ask
one thing from you. Be cool, please, everybody's all just
be cool here, I stay out of it. Oh yeah,
you're not friends with a girlfriend yet, you don't even

(05:32):
know the guy. You got a good apartment, obviously you're
living as simply roommates. And if it makes you uncomfortable,
don't double date anymore. Just like be like, hey, can't
hang out? Yeah, and you and you really don't know
what happened, so just be cool, said, it's you just
signed a lease. It gets a real messy if you
get into business and ain't years, it gets to be

(05:53):
your business. If you become friends with a girlfriend, or
you in the roommate are closer and you're like that
ain't cool. But you're not right now. No, it sounds
like everybody's new in this situation. So you just maybe
the blonde girls like over the house selling like Avon,
I don't think so. Because he said be cool if

(06:15):
you're selling the vacuube, I don't know. Be cool. So
here's what we say. And sometimes I like to quote
famous people from mystery and a famous person once said
to me, be cool to do a song. Just cool.
Does anyone disagree with me? Because I would think we'd
all be on the same page. On this one. Yeah, cool.

(06:36):
You're just not invested enough in anybody's life to really
get in a mess of people's lives up right now.
You could probably say things like, oh man, you know,
like it gets messy, you know you want to may
want to end that pretty soon if whatever you know
it becomes up. I don't even think yeah, because then
you create a relationship with that roommate that you don't
know yet, because there's part of like the right thing
you want to do, absolutely, but you don't know enough

(06:56):
about it to know that it's the right thing. It's
so fishy. It does seem fishy, but so many levels
you don't know what's going on. Bones He changed all
of it by saying I believe he's probably doing something
that ain't cool, but right now, I stay away from
that with a couple days ago, we had doctor Lorian

(07:17):
who has a PhD in appraisals, and so she came
on and she appraised the beanie babies that I bought
for Ray bought it for one hundred bucks, two bags
of them, and she looked through them and she was like, well,
that one's worth one fifty, that one's worth two fifty,
that one's worth five crazy. So all of a sudden,
I'm swimming in beanie baby money over Yeah, and now
people are reaching out to me trying to buy them
from me. Wow, going, hey, I'd like to buy that

(07:38):
beanie baby. So Ray, I hate that you lost money
on this deal. Yeah, me too. I'm hearing about it
from my wife, mother in law, all of them. What
are they saying, I'm an idiot? Why did I not
sell them on my own? Why did I just go
for one hundred dollars? I did no research, really, but
I did. There was just hundreds of beanie babies. I
looked at the ones that were really expensive. I didn't

(07:58):
have those in those bags. Here is the deal that
I'm gonna make you. Oh wow, So you can Well,
we can list them one at a time. You can
do all the work listing them. I will give you
twenty percent of whatever is made if you do the
work listing them. Yes, so I can do it on Craigslist, eBay,
any of those. I don't care how you make the money.

(08:19):
Craigslist suck. I didn't get any hits there. Yeah. I
think you're gonna do eBay because you want people to bid,
so you can list We will make money. I will
give you twenty percent of whatever's made. I may have
to use uh, may have to use the wife's account.
I don't. I don't think I have an eBay anymore.
I got shut down. I'm not going to negotiate, right, Yeah,
why are you settling? What about fifty percent? I'm out.

(08:44):
You get no money. I'm not negotiat, no negotiat. I
don't have to do anything. I can list on myself.
I was just one ray of bone. I'll take thirty.
Here's your negotiation. Don't get greedy everybody percent, it's not
fifteen percent. You're taught what you don't. You don't always
have lever. You teach us when you have left. Amy,
here's the problem. He's in the tank with only one

(09:05):
shark left, and that shark is making a sharky offer.
And now that there's no one else guarantee, they'll be
sold in a week if we can get it back
to twenty percent guaranteed or else. What I mean, I'll
be buying some on my own twenty percent. But here's
a lesson. Whenever someone's giving you something, don't look. Don't

(09:28):
look it in the mouth. All right, I had bad advisors.
They're putting fingers in my face. Also, don't listen to
bad influences. I could have swore. The benefit for you
is that he's going to list them all and sell
them for you. Yeah. I can do that myself. Oh,
no problem. Okay, Right, you get twenty percent. All right, Okay,
we'll start listing them and we'll make a little money. Okay, ye,

(09:49):
all right. The latest from Nashville and Tullywood number two,
Dan and Shay released a new Christmas song called a Christmas.

(10:17):
Darius Rucker, Tricia Yearwood, Trace Adkins, Kelsey Ballerini, Katy Perry,
and Lionel Ritchie are just a few of the prisoners
announced for tonight's CMA Awards. Plus Marana Lambert shared she
will open the show with a few surprises. The CMA
Awards air tonight on ABC at eight seven Central time.
Vince Gill donated one hundred thousand dollars worth of instruments

(10:37):
to Waverley Central High School and Junior High in Tennessee.
The instruments replaced those lost during the floods earlier this year.
He wanted to make sure the kids could still have
music in their lives. I'm Morgan number two. That's your
skinny call. Kid's time for the good news with Amy
something good. Okay. This story is a reminder to go

(10:59):
through your cla closets and look at some clothes, especially
coats that you will not need this winter. You're not
gonna be wearing them, so can you donate them? Because
Saint Peter Catholic Church in Omaha, Nebraska, they just held
their annual coat drive and they got three thousand coats donated,
which is amazing because now that's three thousand coats that
will be out there for those that need them. And
in addition to that, you can look at hat, scarf, gloves,

(11:22):
anything in your closet you're not going to need. It's
cold in Omaha too. Oh yeah. I think my wife
already donated my coats because I went looking at the
day because it's cold here and they're all gone. I'm
going to find one. Maybe they're in the closet, maybe
he has a kid. We'd go and try to find
yard cells to find a coat, and it was always
find your winter coat. So there were times where I
struggle with having a good coat. Most towns do these

(11:44):
at some point in the fall. You can probably find
one near you, or they are doing a coat drive
of some sort, unless you're like in Tampa, then you're
all going, you know, you know, winter at Jacket. I'm
glad you mentioned kids because his parents. We could probably
go through our kids closets as well. And if they've
outgrown stuff, like just don't there's other kids that are
gonna need it. All right, that's what it's all about,
right there. That was tell me something good. Hey, let's go, Abbey,

(12:09):
let's go. Abby. You about to nail this. Yes, this
is our phone screener, Abby who has been asked to
seeing the national anthem in front of almost twenty thousand
people at a big marathon here in town for Saint James. Yes,
and you mentioned it to us and we were all like, yes,
let's go. But Lunchbox wasn't like that. He doesn't think

(12:29):
you should know. He was not. I'm not even gonna
look at him. Why don't you think she should do it?
Because she's not good enough. Listen, guys, you need people
in your life that are honest with you. You guys
are like the parents that tell their kids, oh, yeah,
you can do it, and then they go and they
can't really do it because they're awful on something you got.
You got to see your kids down sometimes and be like, look,
that's just not for you. So like my parents did
that with college, like it's not for you and you

(12:53):
I know they tried to get me not to go
to college. Hey, sink through that noise. I ain't going
to it's not talent like contest this. They asked me
to sing, right, but like someone that can sing the
national anthem? Yeah, then you're gonna run. Yes, And you're
also it's Saint Jude. You're like a fund fundraising goal,
so got it. That's why they asked me. Are you

(13:15):
nervous right now? Good? Can you tell? Because the nerves
are gonna be setting in game day two U And
so if she nails this, we will give you an
honest recommendation if you should do this, Okay, yes, Ray,
would you mind pulling the music down? Oh? Man, here
she is? This is our phone screen? Or Abby? Come on,
Abbey singing the national anthem? Abby? Are you ready? I'm ready?

(13:37):
Go ahead? Oh say can you see bother Dawnson? What's
so proeh? At the Twilight's Last gleaming whose broad stripes
sad bright stars do the heirs fine? Or the ramparts

(14:05):
we watched were so gallantly streaming and the wrong cancer,
the bombs bursting in air, gay proof through the night.
Then our flag was still there, all saying does that

(14:30):
star spangled banner and away? Or the limb of the
free and the of the brave? Come on? So why

(14:51):
didn't you do that? That was good? Maybe he was
laughing during that performance. Do you were? I mean a
little shaky and like Gaby even said it, so thank
you guy, because she was like, when you get nervous,
it kind of like tenses up your vocal cords and
kind of restricts you. And it's I hate that feeling,
so like if you just relax, so I need to
just like relax. But other than the shakiness, I feel

(15:11):
like it went pretty well. I didn't look at lunch
books the part where I was most worried where and
the rocket's regular? You nailed Okay, good, you nailed it.
There's no reason you should think twice about doing the
national anthem. The answer is easy. Yes. Was it pitchy
at all? It's a very beginning. It's a very beginning,
just because you were trying to find your place you

(15:32):
know when you did. Oh see you know that. I
give it an A minus. Okay, okay, but I think
it was excellent. Thank you should be proud to go
do it. That's awesome, Amy, Yeah, you're doing it. I
love it. Yeah, it's not even a it's not even
if now it's it's you're gonna go do it and
crush it. Eddie. Yeah, you're doing it for sure. But Abby, Um,

(15:55):
you have to enjoy yourself. You have to have fun
out there. Once you have fun, you're not going to
be shaky. You're not gonna be nervous. Just enjoy the
moment and you won't even think about being nervous, and
you're gonna kill it. You did so good at it. Also,
people aren't gonna be reviewing you while you're out there.
They're all ready to run the race, and they're gonna
be right, you know, showing respect to our country. And
that's what I'm hoping. No, that's what will happen. Right,
you've heard the national anthem a bunch of times. You

(16:15):
don't really got a little pitchy on that note, And
if you do, you forget about it five seconds later.
You know, Yeah, it's excellent. Lunchbox. Go ahead. Look, Abby,
you asked if you were a pitchy There was numerous
times in that song you were pitchy, like, you know,
right in the middle of it got real shaky and
kind of nasally, and I was like, oh, man, like,
I don't know how you can tone that down, but
I thought in the middle you crushed it. Thank you.

(16:36):
This is the guy that can't even clap on beat,
like what right? But and so you're not gonna go
see me clap at the beginning of the marathon on beat,
like I'm not gonna clap a song. No, but you're
supposed to nail something that makes no sense. He's not
gonna go Abby, You're doing it, Okay. Yeah. I hope
they've heard that, because they're gonna be so pumped that
you're doing it. Once they heard that, all the words

(16:59):
like you're good, oh yes, works in here, Yeah, yeah,
good job, thank you, thumb up. One face on the
phone is Tina in Oklahoma. Hey Tina, welcome to the
Bobby Bones Show. What's going on? Hey? I was just
I was just wondering, like everybody knows if you listen

(17:22):
to the show, that Lunchbox is kind of a tot log.
I'm just wondering, like if he could find it in
his heart, if he goes out to eat somewhere and
find the waitress that really trying hard and trying to
keep up, if he could just bless her lunch box.
Any plans to bless Yeah I can. I can bless her,

(17:44):
no problem. Absolutely, Hey, thank you for that. Bless you
problem every restaurant, I will. I listen, I will take
your advice, and I will bless every waiter a waitress
I see from now until the end of time. Okay,
I think you know what she means, like maybe the
holiday seas like if she sneezes a blush, you throw
a little extra tip on there. Man, you love holiday

(18:07):
season because you expect people to give you stuff. I
know I can't wait for present time. But you don't
give people I do. I give people by my family presence.
I do. Absolutely. Yeah, yep, so I do do my
Christmas shopping. Hey, Tina, did you hear the story about
those guys in Oklahoma that played baby Shark to the
prisoners over and over? Is that like a big local story. No,
it's not. I haven't heard that. Okay, listen to this

(18:28):
It just reminds me because she's from Oklahoma. Three people
are suing Oklahoma County jail employees who investigators found forced
them to stand handcuffed for hours and listen to Baby
Shark on repeat. That's attorneys for three former inmates filed
the civil rights lawsuit or Oklahoma City Federal court. They
list the people they are suing because again they handcuffed

(18:51):
them four hours and played this song, and they say
that was men as torture. Now that's evil, man. So
I've listed my top five torture songs on a loop.
Come on at number five. Macarena Hours Hours three, four
in a row, can't go anywhere. It's just a room
with nothing but Macarina playing at number four. In this song,

(19:15):
I just remember I would leave the skating rink and
I was like eleven and I could never get it
out of my head. And it's the Chicken Dance over
and over again. So if I were going to torture
you guys, this's the top five songs I would play.
At number three. Aqua Barbie Girl, Let's Go Party. Number

(19:43):
two of my torture song list, sigh Gangham Style Style,
Who Whoo? Who Cut Them stars and number one. Any
guesses the most annoying, most torturous song? That's exactly. Hey,

(20:11):
look man, the first thirty minutes of all these songs,
I think we can have a good time with it.
Maybe six to nine minutes. Not good. I think Baby
Jo is still the worst because that song never leaves
once it starts. It just sits in there forever. Do
you think these guys will want win any money these prisoners? Yes,
no idea. Yes, that shouldn't be happening. Tina, you're still there.

(20:33):
I'm here. What's happening in your prison system? Over there?
Over here? I have no idea. I don't know any
about prison. I'm not in there, all right, Tina, Hey,
thank you for the call. We're gonna, you know, really
push lunchbox to do some nice things during the holidays. Okay,
do something good? Absolutely all right, bye, Tina, Bye bye.

(20:55):
You're Amy's pile of stories. So Food and Wine Magazine
has suggested something for Thanksgiving that I think is amazing.
They want you to test out a gravy fountain. Okay,
fancy pants, who's got a fountain? Well? Some people have these?
Well like it Targeted or Walmart, they sell these cheap
little fountain machines that you plug in that you can
normally throw in chocolate or maybe cheese into. But imagine

(21:20):
a gravy fountain, Like, why have we never thought of this?
He's not supposed to be fancy. It's not. It's not
it's not. It is anything coming out of fountains fancy, man.
I pictured grabbing the turkey leg and just or you
can maybe make some little mashed potato balls and then
you stick it under the fountain. Can you imagine? It's funny?

(21:42):
But I don't want to eat from a fountain either.
I bet you can order a fountain on Amazon and
it's really not that much, and you're gonna like everyone
that's coming to your house for Thanksgiving. It's gonna be
epic and they're gonna never forget this and then you
have to clean it. That's true. That's the same thing
with cheese. Yeah, but I'm not putting a fountain into. No,
I didn't know you're such a gravy hater. I'm not
a grave here, I'm a fountain hater. Yes, all right,
what else? Well, I guess there are benefits to your

(22:04):
pets sleeping with you. I had my old dog sleep
with me every night. The problem is he would never
not sleep with me, And then people started telling me
how disgusting it was that he would be rolling on
the ground and in dirt and and poop and then
he'd be in the bed that night. I liked it,
but I did understand how gross it was as well.
But our dogs now did not. They didn't even sleep
in the same room as us. Yeah, my cat now
is sleeping next to my head. I don't even know

(22:27):
how that started. But in the middle of the night,
she'll take her paw something and walk over my forehead
And then I have that thought of like, was she
just in the litter box? Now she's walking all over
my head and my pillow. And also I'm at back
with her because my old dog would like get in
between my feet and stuff, and I would bend three
different ways to make sure that he was comfortable. So
we don't do that. Stanley also snores. He's a bulldog.

(22:48):
He snores through walls. Why did they say the benefit
here is for your pets because they feel a stronger
bond to you and they get hits of dopamine when
they get to sleep next to you. The feel good hormones.
So I mean, it's just like if you want your
pet to be healthy and happy, well, I do want
it to be healthy and happy. I give them treats
and I take care of their healthy about them. It's

(23:10):
when I got my cat, I had we had to
sign this like you know contract, Like however you get
an animal, even if you're fostering, adopting, or getting it
from a breeder or whatever, we have to sign a thing.
And it said that we had to give our cat
an option to sleep with humans if it wanted. I
laughed out loud. I mean the window at three am.

(23:31):
But it said, you know, I amy give Mike, will
give my cat the option to sleep with a human.
I understand why you want your animals in the bed
with you because it can be comfort to the human,
but it's just not good for you. It's dirty. And
then also you're gonna be not sleeping as well because
the things is going to be in your space. Yeah,
my daughter, I like sleeping with her when I can,

(23:53):
but she kicks too much. I did not get good sleep.
We moved to your daughter. Now. Well, I was just
thinking about how everything it's bonding for us. If we're
like on a trip and it's like, oh, we're hanging
out girl time and we sleep in a bed. But
we did that recently and I got the worst night's
sleep for her, and I'm like, shoot, I don't think
I think I'm gonna have to kick her out. She
can't sleep with me. I think Kaitlyn feels same about me,
because I will talk if I'm getting good sleep. I'm

(24:15):
over there having a full conversation and she's like, I
didn't sleep at all because you talked the whole night.
But that means I had a good night's sleep, the
rare good night's sleep or what else? Okay, So Carrie Underwood,
she was supposed to release a comedy holiday song called
stretchy Pants. People even pre paid for this song, but
after it went up, it suddenly disappeared from the streaming
platforms as if it was never there. But someone on

(24:39):
Reddit posted a clip of it. Ah, yeah, I left
all those waiting them. The fastballs re pete didn't get
me a nap bandoned Nawa. You know they gonna get eaten.
So contake this castle roll dish because I'm living with them.
But what's the conspiracy theory? Well, some people are like,
what did she just have a change of art and

(25:00):
decide to get rid of the song? And other people
think the whole thing is a prank and that this
isn't even carry singing. Let me hear, I mean, that's Carrie,
that's her. It definitely sounds like her. It says she

(25:21):
was supposed to include a fun holiday song and fan
favorite stretchy pants favorite, but with the release, the song
is missing and the fans are not happy about it.
The song has been removed from the deluxe edition of
the project. You can't even find it on YouTube, and
Carrie's camp hasn't given any explanation. Fans on Twitter, I
reacted in droves. I mean, I haven't even heard about that.

(25:41):
I guess the drove isn't as powerful as it once
once was. But this is a controversy. Huh, Carrie didn't
put out stretchy pants and where is it? Schoobooky doing
a little investigating on this, Yeah, we can. We can
try to figure it out. Just call the record label
and be like, hey, what up with stretching? Where's my stretch?
People were coming at us in droves, ask about it. Okay,

(26:01):
thank you, Amy, that's my pile That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good news. There'd been
a big storm up in the Northeast and this family
in Massachusetts had been without power for three days, so
they're using a generator. When the mom starts feeling sick,

(26:23):
passes out, and the dad's like, I'm dizzy, I don't
feel good. Someone needs to get help. Their nine year
old daughter grabbed his iPhone, held it up to his face,
opened it and was able to call nine one one. Wow.
Oh even did the face thing? Now, yeah, maybe that's
what you have to teach people now two kids face recognition, Yes,
because she didn't know how to do it, and so
she just held it up to her dad's face, who

(26:44):
was really sick and couldn't get up. And was it
the heater you think there were second it was the generator? Yes,
the few monoide, Yes, that's the term. I couldn't think
of the term what sends it right here, but carbon
monoxide is right. What was it? Monoxide? Carbon monoxide? Carbon monoxide? Yeah, yeah,
And so she got her seven year old sister out

(27:05):
of the house and called for help, and they came
and say, Mom and dad, this is to tell me
something good. But I did see a Bonehead type story
where two people they stole a furnace. Yeah, they were
in Ontario. They broke into a house and they stole
a furnace, but they forgot to disconnect it before they
stole it, and so when they pull it off, the
gas starts leaking and they passed out. They passed out

(27:26):
where they stole it. That's pretty funny. That's it's a
double tell me something good end of Bonehead right there.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
So if you live in Portugal, you can now have
a healthier work life balance because they have a new
law that says your boss can't text you or contact
you after work. Wow, that's cool. Let me tell you

(27:49):
what I would do if I let the Portugal but
I would contact my boss on the SLAD be like
you hit me anytime, day or night. I will break
the law and I will do the work you need
to get ahead. I'm sure they're gonna be some little things,
like the workers in Portugal could see a healthier work
life balance because a new labor law has been approved
by the country's parliament. It's because so many people are

(28:10):
working from home and COVID nineteen sent everybody home that
Now boss are just like, hey, since your home, just
keep working, keep working fantastic. There's no boundary of like
office to home, and there'll be a penalty for contacting
workers outside of office hours. The problem is with whatever
loopholes you guys are talking about, all it takes us
someone to show a screenshot of it and be like,
you're in trouble. Yeah, so well maybe you say, hey,

(28:33):
meet me at this corner at this time, and that's
where you say, hey, you can contact me anytime. I
would reach out to the boss and go like, hey,
hit me up, carry your pigeon, certified mail, whatever you
gotta do. How are you doing that just because you
want to work more, because you want to look good
to the boss. Well both, I want to move up. Yeah.
People always talk about balance. If balance is what you

(28:54):
want to achieve, it's hard work to have balance, But
it's also hard work to get ahead if you choose
that's what you want you Also, there's sacrifice in anything.
If you want balance, you're gonna have to sacrifice a
bit of your career. If you want career, you have
to sacrifice a bit of your balance. That's the truth.
You can't really have a ton of balance and be
really successful. At some point you might be able to

(29:14):
get back to some balance, but there's we've been and
out of the years of whatever your career is, there's
probably going to be where you saw yourself leaning more
into your career. If balance is your goal, you're not
gonna have massive success. If massive success is your goal,
you're not gonna have a lot of balance. So it
involves sacrifice either way, for sure. So and maybe just
families your goal, and that's awesome too, but then it

(29:36):
goes down the other side of the hill, you know,
but even family needs balance too much. Families kind of
crazy sometimes. Morning what was the turkey suspected of? What
was the turkey suspected of? Foul play? Halfway through? Halfway through,
you saw my face. That was the morning corning. These

(30:05):
hikers had to stare down a mountain lion that was
talking them, which by though would be freaky. And then
I started to think if a mountain lion was stalking
to me, like if I knew it was coming at me,
could I beat it up? Here we go, because I
always have these theories about me beating up animals. Some
animals like a kangaroo. I think I could beat up.
I'm smarter than mountain lion. It moves pretty quickly. You
thought about this, But it's if I could get that

(30:26):
mountain lion and aren't going to have a decent shot
at it in my arm range. Like if it's if
it's jumping out and attacking me and I don't see it,
I think it wins. But if it's if we start
like in wrestling, when you start locked, yeah, I think
I at least have a chance to choke and rip
its throat out. Oh wow, that's I don't I don't
think I'm the favorite in this match. You're not, but

(30:49):
definitely you're not. I think I have a chance. If
I grab a stick or something. I think, I, man,
you can declaw the mountain lion. You'll still lose. I
like my little four pound kitten just stroys me. I
just think I could hold it down and stab it
with a stick. Good luck. So this happened last Friday
on a trail in California, about an hour south of
LA A couple of hikers noticed a mountain lion had

(31:11):
been stalking them, and it just stayed close to them,
and so they videoed it two and you see it
through like some brushed. The mountain lion's just staring at him,
and they move, they continue moving, and the mountain lions
just staring at him. So one hiker started yelling get
back over and over and told his friend to slowly
back away, which is what they say you should do
when confronted by a mountain lion, which one get back

(31:31):
or back away, slowly back away. Well, he's saying, say,
do you yell get back to the mountain lion or
just slowly? Oh? I thought he was yelling to his
friends get back. No, he he was yelling it. But
what they say is slowly back away, like just just
easily back out of the situation, which doing anything easy
when you're about to get attacked is not easy, the

(31:53):
couple said. The cat followed them and then finally wandered away.
Here's a clip. Get back down the line, get back
the good chill, Hey, get back back away slowly, hold on,
hold on, don't go fast, don't your back either. It's
staring at us. Go away none, We're still here. What's
he calling it? We're gonna do nickname it? Get back

(32:18):
so up on further research, you just should slowly back away. Yeah.
I don't think there's any reason to talk to the
mountain lion because the mountain lion doesn't know what you're saying.
I know me, I would just be like, screw this,
I'm running and think I could probably like dart through
trees the samething with a bear if a bear was
chasing me, I feel like that would be the move,
But I would lose that. Fine. What are you supposed

(32:39):
to do with a bear? Uh? Be broad? Are chest up?
You can't run from a bear? Don't you play dead too?
They run like thirty five miles an hour. Bears do
They run faster than any human can. Yeah, and so
not only that, they're bigger too, they can also run
up a tree. Yes, which are which is wild? So
basically you're supposed to stand and look at a bear

(33:01):
in the eyes and say I'm not scared of you bear, okay,
and then have a long talk with this ask it
to sit down. If the bear is stationary moves slowly
in sideways. This allows you to keep an eye on
the bear and avoid tripping. Oh you know if you
trip that bears? Oh, if you're with a friend, you
push them down, then you run because then the bear
stops for them. No, oh my gosh, remind me never

(33:24):
to go to the We're kidding. We're kidding. He's moving sideways.
Is also non threatening to bears. Do not run, but
if the bear follows, stop and hold your ground, that
would be It would just be tough doing what this
guy did to go slowly back away, just as it
would be for a bear to stand up face to
face to a bear. I feel like it's when they
do like a boxing way in and the two guys

(33:45):
are nose to nose. Yeah, I'd like to think that's
what I do to a bear. I'd be like, come on, okay.
I feel like I could just pet it and be
like pretty bear. No, it does not want to be
top it off. There. The story happened here in town
where there's a pastor, Ezekiel Kumana who he's up and
somebody comes up in front of the congregation during prayer
and points a gun at the congregation, and so the

(34:07):
pastor tackled the guy right as church was happening. Here's
a clip from the Today Show. Nashville police are praising
a local pastor this morning. For stopping a man who
pulled out a gun during a Sunday service. Surveillance video
shows the twenty six year old suspect with a gun
in his hand walking up to the altar. He apparently
told everyone to get up and pointed the weapon of
the congregation, and that's when the pastor tackled the suspect

(34:30):
before he was able to fire that gun. Church members
held the suspect on the ground until police arrived. He
faces fifteen counts of felony aggravated assault. Oh my gosh,
probably gonna give a little more the offering next week. Yeah,
I mean, this guy is a real hero. He had
to make a decision quickly, like do we just do
what's best, what they tell you best, someone has a gun,

(34:51):
just cooperate, or do you have that brief moment where
you can take him down. But then again, you really
don't know how you're going to react in these moments.
That's crazy shot out to the this guy, Ezekiel du Kumana.
And also you probably feel a little safe in that
church now because you know that pastor is going to
sell out for you. I saw that story. I have
Scott on the phone in Oregon, Scott has a bone

(35:12):
to pick with me. Scott, go ahead, buddy, what's up?
I got a bone to pick with you. I know
that you were mentioning about girl names and boy names
and the most popular names. And I'm far from a hipster.
And my daughter's name is Olivia. We call Olivia actually,
and I was thirteen years ago, so I feel like
I'm kind of winning the name game now. I don't

(35:34):
Hipster's not even a hold on. Hipster's not such a
bad thing. I don't think hipster is an insult. I
think hipster is just like, you're way cooler than we are. Well,
he just doesn't want to be put in that category
because then you're saying that, you know, I'm way cooler
than you, and we both know that's not true. I
don't know that's not true. Tell me, Scott, how hard
is it to name a kid? That's what I was

(35:55):
just gonna say. You to have no idea the painstaking
process that it is a name of chime, and I
can't wait for your day to come. So, uh, it
is difficult, my man, And it is. I mean, how
do you name something you can't even see? So it
is it's not easy, and you know. It was days
and days of going back and forth with her mom

(36:18):
and just really, really truly trying to figure it out.
Was way tougher than I'd ever imagined. It was quite
a project. Was there a chance that after Olivia was
born you changed her name if she didn't look like
the name you had picked? No, you're just so much.
There's just so much, boy, you don't even you're happy
for health. And I've got three daughters now, um, and

(36:41):
each one we've named, uh, you know, Hannah and Sloane,
and they all turned out to be the personality of
the name for whatever you're chopping out a little bit,
tell me their names again. It sounds like you have
three hipster names. Yes, yeah, yeah, yes, gott don't tell
where you're not hit. Olivia, Hannah and Sloan's pretty cutting edge, Yeah,

(37:02):
pretty cutting edge. Scott. Appreciate that call, man. Thank you
for sharing your story, and we appreciate you listening every
single morning. I appreciate y'all you have gotten You're just
a great show and you've gotten me through a lot,
and I appreciate every one of you. Thanks man. It's
time for the good news, Bobby, something good for this
tell me something good. I want to bring on a caller.

(37:24):
This is Jaya, who lives in Kansas. Hey, Jaya, what's
going on? Hey Bobby, Good morning, studio morning. What's happening? Hey?
I was just calling it because I called in about
a year ago and I mentioned how I have many
kids and then it was just me and my dogs
puppy and my husband was deployed overseas. I was calling
in because it's been a year now. So now I'm

(37:45):
seven days away from seeing him, and I'm super excited.
You're a week out? How about you are just you
just cannot wait. You're bouncing off the walls excited. Exactly.
It's kind of hard to follow him because we're both
from the military, so we have to go, you know,
our own way sometimes, so super exciting. And you know,
the Morald story was, it does get easier. And then

(38:06):
I just you know, whoever is going through it, you know,
I wished them looks because it is hard. So when
you called us a year ago, what was the story
you told us? Yeah, so I mentioned how I think
I was about two months in and then I said, hey,
you know, my husband's overseas. It does get easier because
and you know, it was really rough for me the
first month or two. And I said, you know, like

(38:28):
I have my dog that supports me. And then in
that in that clip, my dog was like barking. You
guys are all making fun of her, saying that I
was forcing her to bark or whatnot. But yeah, but yeah,
I was just saying that it does get easier. That's
pretty much what I was saying. That's awesome. How this time,
how did you guys day in contact? For the most part,
did you call FaceTime? Text? I think for the most

(38:51):
part FaceTime for about fifteen minutes or so. We don't
have to talk too much during the day, so talk
about fifteen minutes every day and then you know, that's it,
which you know, just a span of five seven years
or so. Ammy, I would imagine when your husband was gone,
especially when you guys were dating at first, bastime wasn't
even a thing. No, we never facetimes. Nope, that wasn't
when he was in the Air Force, we didn't have that.

(39:12):
But also, I mean, thankfully my husband never left for
a year at a time, which would have been crazy.
But he would do ninety days no communication, so he
would be somewhere where I couldn't even talk to him
for ninety days. I didn't know where he was, We
couldn't talk on the phone, and I would just know
when to go to the airport to pick him up. Well,
we love Jaya that you called us back and that
you're a week away from seeing him, and you know,

(39:33):
let us know how it goes. Okay, all right, thanks Bobby.
I'm sure it's gonna be awesome. Yeah, it's gonna be amazing.
You have somebody recorded, surprise him, put on a clown
outfit and do one of those things. Yeah, he wouldn't
have been more excited about the dogs and me more
than all right, Jaya, thank you for the call. We're
really happy to hear that. All right, Thanks Bobby. All right,
there's a good tell me something good. That's what it's

(39:54):
all about. That was tell me something good. Let's talk
to Brian in Texas. Just called us here at the show. Brian,
what's going on? Hey? Not much, Bobby? How are you?
This is mats Are and Brian Burgess Station here in
San Antonio, Texas. I appreciate you, Colin. What can I
do for you? Hey? I just want to give us
a shout out to the Marines and Marine Corps Birthday

(40:16):
to day two forty six years. That is correct. The
day was established one hundred years ago. The actual birthday
was on November tenth, nineteen twenty one, by the government
to show appreciation for the Marines. The Marines themselves have
been around since November tenth, seventeen seventy five. Come on, yeah, Brian,
I'm glad you called it, had that set to talk about,

(40:37):
but you have prompted an earlier speech of me saying
that first half birthday of the Marines. Tomorrow it's Veterans Day,
and you're you're listening to a show right now that
could not be more indebted, more appreciative, more understanding of
why we get to do what we do, and it
is because of folks like you, Brian, a Marine and

(40:58):
folks like and tomorrow i'll talk about veterans in general,
but we just wouldn't be able to do this without
you guys. So first, Happy Birthday to the Marines. I'll
leave that there because they don't want to take anything
from them. But tomorrow I'm coming in, baby, for Veterans Day.
Let's go. I'm gonna be here anyway, but like I'm
coming in all branches. Yeah, hey, Brian, thank you for
sharing that. We appreciate your service so much. Oh yeah,

(41:22):
oh yeah, I don't know that I can do that back.
Yeah yeah, I want to because it sounds cool like
I don't have a thing when I just I'm like,
like i'd like something. The closest thing I have is
when someone goes morning studio we go. I made that up,
but I wish I head like a peeple a thinker, thinker,
you know, I don't know, appreciate that. Have a good day.

(41:42):
Boom nailed it, glad he said that. All right, let's
go over and do the news Bobby's. We talked about earlier,
maybe this week or late last week, that Chris Evans
was named sexiest Man Alive, But that is false because
Page six messed it up. The actual sec seest man
Alive is Paul Rudd. He was named Sexiest Man Alive

(42:04):
for twenty twenty one. They messed up. Yeah, that's crazy,
Scoop was wrong. People didn't mess up. I like Paul
Rudd as sexiest man alive, more of the everyman, more
of a guy that I can relate to. He's funny,
he's good looking though, and he hasn't aged at all.
Well not true, but he is good looking, but he's not,
you know, so good looking that he makes other guys

(42:25):
feel uncomfortable, like, oh, like, I'll never be there, right.
My wife told me that I'm nothing like that, the
guy that plays Thor. Yeah, chriss. She was like, yeah,
you're nothing like him. She was like, some people like
that that vibe. Did you think you were a little
bit like him? I work out pretty hard and I
feel like Uni film arms no, and I feel like
like I work out really hard and nothing like him.

(42:47):
She's like, you're more of a Pete Davidson, and I
think Pete Davidson is really funny, but maybe you're in between.
I don't spend an hour an hour and a half
every day to be nothing like Thor. I know that
I'm not, like naturally a good looking guy, Like physically,
I'm not the aesthetic most girls crave. But you can

(43:08):
at least fib a little. You should. You should um
dress up like Thor for her one day and come
home just laugh. I oh, she doesn't think Thor's hot, though,
so would do nothing. Oh okay, well, never mind. She
says doors hot. But I think every woman thinks that
the Hymnsworth guys are hot. Right, she's comforting you. The

(43:29):
Castaway Volleyball is now a for auction, Wim Hank's famous
volleyball from Castaways for sale. It is described as heavily
distressed with paint applied to create a worn, dirtied appearance.
It went up for auction today. Currently the bidding for
Wilson it's at fifty two thousand dollars. Will Ferrell's Elf
costume sould for nearly three hundred thousand dollars in an auction.

(43:50):
I guess you put that in a shelf. Those would
be cute, cool things to have. I guess if you
have people over, or you put it on a dummy.
I gave my Dancing with the Star's outfit to the
countrys a call of in for a year and they
displayed it and they put it on like a little dummy,
like a mannequin. Yeah where's that? Now? Where does that go?
After it's in my house? I kiss it by every day.
There are two things I do every day when I leave.
I kiss my Dancing with the Stars dummy. That's where

(44:13):
my costume, like having a good day and then I
walk out and Amy. When Notre Dame plays football, when
they walk out of the locker room, they slap the
wall and that Sciences played like a champion today. Have
you ever seen that It's got gold? Was it in
the movie Rudy? Yeah? I slapped that sign. I have
one at my house too. It says don't get canceled today,
and I slap it and walk out and come to
work a boy, because that's the goal, that's they go.

(44:35):
I was reading a story that most Americans feel like
they can't even talk because they're risk getting canceled all
the time every day on this show. Yeah, I feel
like the shows thirty percent worse because I'm like anything
I say, I'm risk getting canceled all the time by everybody.
It's good to see, though, some people that have been
quote canceled, they've come back, So there's hope. Like if
you were to get canceled for a minute, I don't
that's not hope, Like think about it. Chrissy Teagan was

(44:57):
canceled hardcore for a hot minute. She's bounced back. She's back. Yeah.
She also has the luxury of having first of all,
she's funny, but she also has a really rich and
famous husband that if you get canceled, she doesn't lose
her jaw. I mean she's okay, just living well. Yes,
if you get canceled and this like me, this is
my job. It's my only job. I have the only

(45:17):
thing I'm talented at. Us. Yeah, We're not a job.
So that's why I'll walk out of the house and go,
don't get canceled today. Yeah, an Iowa mayor will be
chosen at random. The next mayor of Osceola and Southern
Iya will be chosen at completely random. After election day,
Incumbent Thomas ked Lee led challenger Matthew Stole by one vote,

(45:41):
but after a recount, the two were tied. To break
the tie, a member of the Clark County Board of
Supervisors will draw one of the candidates names out of
a hat. Show like that's how we decide face, it's
been the wheel. Finally, Disney Plus Day is going to
be a big deal on a Friday. This is not
a commercial which is as not cheaper to watch breaking
Bobby Bones. Oh there you go. The streamer shared that

(46:03):
former and new subscribers will be able to test drive
Disney Plus for one ninety nine a month if they
sign up to Disney Plus during Disney Plus Day. If
you have kids, Disney Plus is awesome. Oh for sure.
Ninety percent of the stuff on Disney Plus I don't
even know what it is. It's blue, and there's a
lot of good Marvel stuff, which I do like, and
then breaking Bobby bones. But Disney Plus Day is Friday. Yeah,

(46:24):
So if you get it for one ninety nine a
month on Disney Plus Day or whatever, you get access
to all these movies that normally you would have to
pay for, which is why it's huge in our family.
And I think I've payed seven dollars a month, So
take advantage of cancel them, do it on Friday. All right,
thank you guys. That's the news Bobby's story. When you

(46:46):
were talking about Chrissy Teagan in the last segment, it
reminded me of this list of celebrities people admit to
not liking anymore, and number one is Chrissy Teagan. Oh really,
she had bounced it back. She's on Twitter again, on Instagram.
I don't know she's getting any big deals or anything. Well,
I mean she put out a book, but not since
she's been canceled. Yeah, I think it like just came
out like this last week or something. Wow. I thought

(47:09):
everybody cut ties with her for a while. No, she
has like her well her own mind, I think. And
some of the bigger brands that cut ties with her,
she had said they were playing on cutting ties anyways. Yeah,
but I'll say too, Hey, that's what I want to
say too. Don't worry. Okay, Well, I still follower. I mean,
I don't know Jared Letto Okay, I haven't thought about
him in him quite sometime. He's always in those lists

(47:31):
of celebrities that are jerks and they're awful. Oh and
I don't know that from personal experience, but I do
read a lot of those articles. Yeah, or a lot
of those dreadit threads were like Jared Letto not a
good dude. Wow. Gwyneth Paltrow, Yeah, I mean she's kind
of got way out there with some of her weird things,
and she feels like, to me, she thinks she's better
than everybody else. It just seems very disconnected with reality

(47:53):
of like I ate bread today, and it's like it's
like a big deal that she ate bread this year
or something. It just doesn't seem like she's real Roseanne Barr. Yeah,
why did we stop liking her? I can't remember she
tweeted racist stuff. Yes, that is why I can see that.
I haven't thought about Rosen me neither. I forgot about that. Yeah,

(48:15):
but it's without her. I guess though that I haven't.
I haven't thought about her enough to like her or
not like her. I saw her get canceled, but I wasn't.
I wasn't like. Oh, I guess I just won't listen
to Roseanne anymore because I wasn't listening to her anyway.
I didn't know she was ever liked. Oh yeah, back
in the nine and Roseanne was awesome back in the
day and her show had just come back, and then

(48:37):
they huge. Yeah, Leah Michelle apparently she was basically a
mean girl in that set. Oh yeah, that came out.
She seems like she could be a mean girl. Yeah,
although I met her once an American idol, quickly, I
had no opinion. She wasn't mean to me. She didn't
spit on me or anything. I mean, that had been
a story, right, yeah, but she wasn't. I just said hello,
she said hello, So I don't have a bad story.

(48:57):
To report. Same thing with Avril Levine. When I met her,
I was like, I'm gonna get a good story here.
First of all, I'm gonna see if she's really her,
because they say the real as new persons replaced her.
But she was semi pleasant, and I was like, I
have no story. I would like for them to be
really nice or really mean, so I have something like
I can. Yeah, I'm like, but I'm at Admiral And

(49:20):
it was just like and I was like, dang, there's nothing,
no story. Brandon Jury, who's that late singer of Panic
the Disco? Why do we not like him? Mike? I
like him just fine? Is there anything I shouldn't like
about him? Kelsey Grammer? Oh m, I mean, I guess
he was liked maybe back in his show date like

(49:40):
what was the show Crag and Cheers, But then he
cheated on his housewife or did whatever. Oh he did
he was married. I don't know what happened with this.
They just tried to divorce and then because he was
on the show. This was years ago, though, so I
haven't thought about him in quite something. Most of these
people aren't people that I've just recently disliked. People aren't
even thinking about No. I feel like the only relevant

(50:00):
person on there is Chrissy Teagan. A woman went out
with a man on a first date and then she
politely declined his offer for a second date, and then
he wanted to be paid back for that date. See,
this is what vinmo is allowing to request money. Because

(50:20):
back in the day, you go on a date, you
pay for the first date. You have no way to
even ask for money unless you call them up on
the phone and say, hey, maybe a refund, and you
don't do that. But now, because of these apps, the
cash app, PayPal, Vinmo, it's so easy to just send
a request to request money. But the story is she
goes out, he sends a message going, hey can I
get a refund for the cover for parking and dinner

(50:42):
that first night? All because she didn't say yes to
the second date. No that, no, he can do that.
It's no. I don't think we're debating if this is
a yes or no thing. It's just where a culture
has shifted now. But also, if you are going to
ask for a a refund for the first day, then
you should probably split the first If you're that kind

(51:04):
of person, yeah, you should probably split the first date
then that way, you know, whichever way it goes, Yes,
you're fine. If it goes to a second day, then
you can decide. But first day, if this is going
to be your MO, you need to go, Hey, let's
just go hass. I don't eve want to say Dutch
because I don't know what that means anymore. Dutch means
you pay for yourself. No, I know what it means,
but I don't know why. Because I was watching The
Morning Show, which is a show on Apple Plus, and

(51:27):
it's not never something that I said, but there's a
storyline where the guy gets a trouble on the news
for saying that someone is a spirit animal. And I
didn't know that was offensive. So before I said, hey,
we'll go Dutch, I'm like, I don't know what that means.
I don't know why it means. Then well, it's from
like seventeenth century in England, so I don't even know.
But what does it say? Does anyone have why that's
that is used? Are the Dutch notories for splitting things

(51:50):
fairly and equal? Because that's a culture. I can get
into it, like they're all about equality and that's great.
I don't know I have. The origin is that it's
back to seventeenth century when England and the Netherlands fought
constantly over trade routes and political boundaries. It just seems
like it's complicated. I bet you somewhere there's an easier
explanation than that. Over time, going Dutch came to represent

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the practice of paying your own portion, like Dutch lunch
or Dutch treat Going Dutch would become more popular at
the start of the twentieth century. But again, like mostly
just defines it. It's a British slur towards the Dutch.
That's the British started it, making fun of them, which
is why I don't say it anymore. M Yeah, you
don't want to offend them, Yeah, I don't. Does it

(52:38):
say why? Well, I guess because of the war they
were mad at the Dutch and so they started making
fun of them, and because they wouldn't hundred your insult
to Dutch people. Yeah, look what we learn here? That's interesting?
Quite sure, Yeah me either, But look what we learned.
So should we stop saying Dutch Dutch? Are we gonna
get canceled? I choose not. I never said it. I

(52:58):
never said it Okay, there we go. They did say
yesterday squid Game season two is confirmed. Love squid Game,
I call it squid Games, but to be fair, i'd
call Walmart Walmart's and nord Strum Nordstrums. So but squid
Game A season two has been confirmed, which it had
to be. It was massive, it was awesome. It ended,

(53:20):
and I wanted more. I binged, and I you know,
I struggle with finding the time to binge these days.
I could not get to the next episode fast enough.
And I did not want to watch it to begin
with because I thought, I don't want to reach subtitles.
I don't want to see dubs, you know, English dubs over.
And it was that good to me. Now, I watched

(53:42):
it way early before the hype, so I did not
have a hype expectation. But holy moley, was it good.
I know now, I guess I maybe need to go back.
But I stopped it episode one and a half. It
took me the end episode two to be like I
got to watch another one and then it like four.
It's all I thought about, how do I find time
in my day? That sounds healthy, but that's how good

(54:03):
it was, Like, how do I find time in my
day to go back and finish this series. Okay, so
it's gonna be like eighteen months, they say, because it
hasn't even been written yet. And there's also the guy
who did the movie. He didn't make a ton of
money from it. He got his normal pay, but there
was no bonus on performance at Netflix. So they're gonna
do two. But he wrote it and directed it all
himself the first one, and he's like, I need help,

(54:24):
like any directors and any other writers. I'm pretty pumped
about that. I mean there's pressure there for sure. Though.
The binging thing is now it's different because a lot
of shows that I watched not come out weekly again,
I know. So it's throwing me like I have to
wait for Yellowstone every week now, and that's annoying. Yeah.
I mean I haven't even started Yellowstone and I'm starting
to think that I don't know. Should I wait and

(54:47):
let them build up and then I can have a
good Yellowstone binge session? Yes, the answers, yes, if you
can wait, do wait? Okay. I think every show should
launch with four episodes. That way there's a decent binge
in there, and then you can weak at Bene two
and two. Like, I think every show now that comes
out should peel us off four and then go week

(55:07):
to week. Okay, well, then that's what I'm gonna do
because I have other things that I'm invested in right now.
I'm obsessed with yellow Stone, don't get me wrong, but
I think that I can wait and my reward will
be a binge. Did you ever watch Only Murder in
the Building. Yeah, that's so cute. All done? I love that. Yeah, cute.
It's a good word. It's like a mix between you know,
like a Murder of mister or like a thriller, Like

(55:30):
a thriller and Ted Lasso. Yes, because there's a little
bit of both in there. Because Martin Short and Steve
Martin are so funny. And Selena Gomez, so I'm kind
of like, she's really good in it. It's so good.
She's so good that I'm like, I kind of like
Slena Gomez even though that, you know, the beaver sto
didn't work out. I feel like her fans are mean
to Hayley Bieber. Yeah, but that was a really good
show too. Over to d D and Virginia, who's on

(55:53):
the phone. Hey DD, welcome to the show. What's going on? Hi, Bobby,
Hello morning. So I have a pet thief and it's
people that back into parking spaces. It drives me crazy
if it's been on the side of the road because
I have to do this. Sometimes you have to pull
off and there's a road spot and then you have

(56:15):
to back parallel into it. Oh that you can't hate on.
That's the only way to get in. I think she means,
like a normal picture, a normal parking lot, and people,
instead of pulling right in, take the time to back in.
I don't mind that, because if I commit a crime,
I need to jump in and drive out fast. Yeah.
I'm committing a lot of crimes, you know, a lot
of petty theft. Okay, tell me, tell me why you're annoyed,
d d Well. I mean, you know, I was out

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Christmas shopping and outlet mall is crowded and people like
try to back in and they pull up a little
bit and they frost. I mean, if you haven't really
perfected that, then I don't think you should be doing
it while you've got to bring a people behind you.
I don't mind that. I don't mind what she's saying
there on a crowded weekend of shopping and you're not

(56:57):
an excellent parker. Stop trying to do exceptional parking. Yeah,
some people could probably whip right and there are no problem.
I struggle with parking front word in a parking I'm
the worst parker on the show, which is why when
the company said, hey, pick out your own parking space
and we'll save it. My last contract, I picked the
one when you drove in you never have to turn.
You drive right into it from ways. Yeah, you can't

(57:19):
get it wrong because I'm a bad parker. I'm okay
at parallel parking because my car has little lines now
as like a like a rearview camera, and it does
the little lines on it. It helps you. Yeah, it
keeps me in the It's like coloring. I'm good. Hey
d D you know what I agree with you. On
a Saturday or when it's busy, maybe you shouldn't do

(57:42):
next level up parking, just pull into the spot right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, free,
thank you. Good call. I mean this is kind of
a PSA. I agree. We've really benefited. America has benefited
from this call. And there's nothing better though, when you
get in your car and used straight out of your parking.
So good, it does feel so good. It does feel

(58:03):
so good now d either switching me again. No, but
you have to be good at parking that way. If
you are, then you can benefit from that. Or if
you get lucky and there's two empty spots in a
row and you get to pull right into that position.
Always be careful though, that little concrete thing that sometimes
you can't see if you're pulling four too. You don't
see that because I've done now, I don't see very well.

(58:23):
D D. Thank you have a great day. Hey you too.
Bye bye. Let's go over to Brenda in Virginia. We
have two Virginia's in a row. Brendan, Virginia. What's going on?
Hey Bobby, it's Brendon, Virginia and the crew up this morning.
I have a question. Let's say my son yesterday was
driving with a friend and my son was a passenger.

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The friend was the driver. They were going sixty five
and a thirty five mile on arrow speed zone. Okay,
four police officers pulled them over. My son was a passenger.
Now would he and I ask him this this morning,
why didn't he ask his friend to slip down? What

(59:06):
would you do? In that situation, who would you think
to ask them to go the speed limit? Who am I?
Am I you? Or am I your kid? When? What
would I do? Am I your kid? If you were
a kid? Yeah, if you were the kid in the
passenger seat, got it? And the driver is going thirty
miles over the speed limit on a back, windy road,

(59:30):
which anything could have happened to anybody at vehicle. I'm
scared of Brenda right now. I don't want to fired up. No,
you have to give the answer from a sixteen year
old perspective. If I'm sixteen, I'm an idiot. Yes, So
let's just all understand we're sixteen, we're dumbest crab. However,
as a sixteen year old, I was scared of crab,
so I would have said, hey, hey, if Eddie's driving Eddie,

(59:51):
slow down, man, you're gonna get us both in trouble.
I would have done that. I would have been responsible enough,
because you're not the norm. But I should ask what
I would have done if if I'm you, I thank
god they didn't get in a wreck, hit something or somebody,
and so because that happened, this can now be a
learning experience for your son you slap him in the
head and you go. You are responsible for what your

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buddy's doing in the front seat too, Like you have
got to tell him to chill out, and if he
goes mom, he wouldn't slow down, and it didn't murder
what I tell him then say, pulled the car over
or let me out. Oh oh yeah. They'll also not
literally slap him in the head. Sometimes sixteen year old
in the head. Yeah, But I mean I think that
that's yes the case. Kids are gonna be kids. I mean,
when my husband was a teenager, he was driving his
mom's car, which was a sports car, and him and

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his friend they were going so fast they ended up
in the police chase. My husband ran from the law
and he had he ended up being a good dude.
You know what he did academy yet, yes, but he
was like his friend was riding passenger, and I guarantee
it was like this is amazing, keep going faster. So
kids are gonna be kids. But I would just say
if you if you didn't think, if you didn't have

(01:00:58):
the four thoughts to ask your friend to slow down,
then your consequence might be that you can't ride with
friends anymore until you can look, my goodness, we all
did this, but it doesn't make it right. Right, This
is a learning experience. This is what we're gonna say, Brenda,
your son needs to understand you are upset because they
could have hurt somebody. Exactly. You also know, Brenda, what

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it was like when you were sixteen. Yeah, so in
the back of your mind you have a little grace,
but you don't let that s happen again. It's right.
And if it does happen again, yeah, no more riding
passenger and heck rip the passenger seat that his car
double time. Okay, exactly. Yeah, you're you're okay to be upset.
That's that's pretty dumb. Sixteen year olds are dumb. Just

(01:01:43):
make sure now they're not as dumb and they learn
from this, Okay, exactly. Um, maybe you show videos of
oh I don't like that, pictures like the cars that
have been like that. That's you're putting traum on the kid. Okay, Well,
I mean they need to know. On a windy road

(01:02:04):
going thirty miles, four cops had to pull him over.
That was intense. Yeah, that's intense. For Yeah, that's a
lot of lights on behind you. Yeah, Okay, Brenda, you
do as you see fit. We agree with you, just
a little bit in the back of your mind. You
have to stay it out loud, have a little grace
because he's sixteen. Yes, sir, yes, sir. Well, thank you

(01:02:24):
for your employees. Bye, Brenda, I have a great day.
Thank you. You have a great day too. That's see,
that's what I like about this show. I didn't know
what she was actually gonna say. I just said, Brenda
has a question. Sorry to day. This story comes us
from Florida Police received a call. Yeah, we got a

(01:02:46):
report of car breaking. Oh yeah, we're responding. And they
show up and they find Marinara sauce all over the
door handle, right uh. And then they go down the
street a little bit they find an empty pizza box.
About a block later, they found a guy with Marinara
sauce all over's hands, caught red handed. Okay, alright. It
feels like someone that commits a crime in the snow

(01:03:08):
and you follow their tracks away. But it's wild they
could track a pizza. I mean, he was literally eating pizza.
He told him I was eating pizza while I was
breaking into cars. And usually when you lead a story
with a bone, head with Mara. It doesn't go Nara,
it goes Wanna. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, a man was
found with Mira. All right, there you go. I'm lunchboxed.

(01:03:29):
That's your bonehead story of the day. Amy, what'd you
watch on Netflix? It was good Love Hard Huh. It's
a Christmas movie Netflix? Now alright? Okay, So Hallmark used to,
you know, have the crown when it came to Christmas movies,
but now Lifetime, Netflix, Hulu, they're putting out their own versions.

(01:03:50):
And I think Netflix has eleven Christmas movies coming out
in the month of November, and this is one of them,
and it's so cute. I saw it in the top ten,
so I thought, well, I'll give this one a try.
And the rating score on Rotten Tomatoes was not good,
but I completely disagree, and it's so cute and you
definitely should watch it. If I go search a movie
and the rating score isn't good, I don't watch the movie,

(01:04:10):
I know, but I still went for it because it's
for Christmas movie and I love cheesy holiday movies. Maybe
that's it. We don't have high expectations for Christmas movies. Yeah,
but still, this one's so cute Love Hard. It's got
a ninety seven percent from the audience. Oh that's good, okay,
but a fifty three percent splat from the critics. And
it is a Christmas movie, not not what that never

(01:04:33):
even crossed and it's called love Hard. Also, I think
when they put into the sometimes I think they put
movies in the top ten just to get you to
watch them. Oh, it's not really that popular, I don't
think so. I don't think it's like a vote count
that's deceiving. I thought it was like the algorithm, like
if a lot of people are watching it, it pops
into your top ten. Probably happens. But I'm sure with

(01:04:54):
new movies they because how were people to know Love
Hearts keeping coming out? Yeah, I didn't. I just saw
it and I'm like, oh, well, this looks interesting. Well,
so this girl she's does online dating and she gets
a match with this guy. They have a lot in common.
But it's a catfish situation. But then you know, it's Christmas,
so there's a lot of feel good things. Yes, I
thought you might relate to the catfish thing, but I

(01:05:16):
don't want to watch it. Why because I've been catfish.
It's not it's trauma. Oh don't want to watch that? Okay,
well maybe, but this is a feel good catfish story.
You really watch Hillbilly Elogie gonna be hit by that
trauma again? Oh gosh yeah, Okay. Love Heart is on
Netflix and you recommend it. What do you give it?
Four and a half? Wow, catfishes out of five four
and a half in the Christmas movie category. You have

(01:05:39):
to understand that because it's giving you all the Christmas feels,
it goes up. All right, that's what's up. Have a
great day. We'll see you on Thursday's Show by Everybody.
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