Someone On The Show Called 911 + Amy Lied To Her Son + Eddie Gets Parent Shamed

Seaforth stopped by, we opened up Bobby’s Mailbag, talked about songs that are still the jam, Eddie was parent shamed at dinner and someone on the show called 911!

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
On transmitted Alaska. Hey guys, good morning, walcome, welcome, welcome
master morning. Josh here from Alabama. Josh, and I appreciate
you being being on with us this early. Josh, tell
me your story then, Yes, sir, so, I was about

(00:21):
twenty years old, twenty one. We had just had a
kid together, and I said, Okay, I'm gonna go buy
this ring and I'm gonna propose. Well, I had it
put up waiting for the right time. I get off
work one day I was building houses, walk up in
the front yard and she's sitting on the front steps
mad and she's like, who's this for and pulls out

(00:42):
the ring and I was like, uh, well it was
for you. I was trying to wait for the right time.
And so I get down on my knee and I'm like,
I guess will you marry me? And uh? It did
not work out, to say, we split up about a
year or two later, still have a beautiful son. And
here it is eighteen years later. I proposed to my

(01:06):
recent my girlfriend now and we actually went and took
engagement pictures yesterday and I'm getting married. Hey, nice, I'm surprised.
So just hearing the story, I'm surprised. I guess, will
you marry me? Didn't work? I guess that stinks though,
that she found it? Did you not hide it? Very good?
Josh man, I hadn't put up in my jeor that

(01:28):
it's like my jeor, my jeor that she does not
go in. And I don't know, man, maybe I was
acting weird or something, so she was. But yeah, it
didn't work out. We got a beautiful nineteen year old
son together. We're still friends. And I was like, after
that situation, like I'm never getting married, you know, I'm

(01:49):
just I'm not gonna do it. And I've been dating
this girl for five years. She's my best friend, and
I'm super super exciting. That's awesome, man, I'll be forty
forty forty years old and finally going to do it
at least one time. Y'all have inspired me and pushed
me to be good, to be a better man, and

(02:10):
that's what I'm That's what I'm doing, man, And thank
y'all and thank you studio. Well that's that's extremely nice.
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(02:33):
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Lee County, Alabama. Love this guy. That's that's awesome. Thank
y'all so much for that, and thanks for the shout out. Right.

(02:56):
Then maybe maybe i'll get some calls, and any anything
I get from the radio show, I'll do to y'all's
charity of y'all's choice. Well, why don't you just do you?
You just do you. We're happy you exist, we're happy
you listen. We're very thankful for you, and you know,
stand hole for a second. All right, Josh, Arry, there's Josh.
How about that. That's awesome morning. Everybody. Let's go over

(03:18):
and open up the mailbag. Get something we call Bobby
ye Hello, Bobby Bones. I've been listening to your show
going on five years now. It was actually your show
that got me listening to country music, and now it's
easily my favorite genre. I've been Danny girl for a

(03:39):
few months and she knows nothing about country music. She
never really understood it, but she knows it's important to me.
So she's gonna give it a shot and listen to it. Now.
Before I've embarked her with all my favorite country artists,
I wanted to get your opinion on who you think
what country artist you would suggest to a non country fan.
Thanks in advance, Bradley. So I thought about this because

(04:03):
my favorites are very country, and I think it would
turn someone off if I just started splashing down with
all my favorites. Some of these are people I really like.
But I have now your top five of the people
that you let her your girl here and she'll be like, oh,
then you can just walk her out. She's in the
shallow wind, gets a little deeper. Then have at it.

(04:23):
Is this all current country? Yeah, it's all current country,
Because I mean you throw some eighties or nineties country
at her, she hears Brooks and done. She's gonna be like,
this is not for me. You had to grow up
back then to love it or be taught it, and
that takes a while. Here we go, Top five and
I'm gonna start with my only new new artist on
the list, and he was just in the studio UM yesterday.

(04:45):
I think Nico Moon is a great artist to play
for somebody who just loves any kind of format. He's
trying to catch it good time. I mean, he's got
a little bit of everything in there. It's about growing
it up in a small town outside of Atlanta, so
he's got his country influence, he's got a little you know,

(05:06):
he's got the beats in there too. So it's the
only really new one. This is Nico Moon like a
barbar with We're just trying to catch a good time, right,
you guys give me that one, okay. The other four
a little more established. At number four, Brett Eldridge, you're

(05:27):
not gonna go like, wow, that's so so so country.
But he's a great singer. He's got great songs and
it's definitely country, but you're not gonna hear a lot
of banjo or mandolin or steel inside of it. Yeah,
I think see me the next up, and she may

(05:50):
already know her because she's crossed over a bit, but
it's still country. Is Marion Morris's country music? After all? This? Yeah,
This is the perfect intro playlist Today's country. I would

(06:11):
also put probably my favorite artist that's this generation of country,
Casey Musgraves. Is this guy's fine the rain stopping, let
you stuck out in the same old story again, the

(06:32):
whole Ti, dear brother, just try. Everybody can love this
and no doubt Casey's country. Yeah, but there's a reason
some of the stuff crosses over because it's universally just
easy to love. Am my number one artist for she
doesn't listen to country, but let's get her go on.

(06:53):
Let's walk around slowly? Is Dan and Shay? Oh, so
I'm proud to go to ben Hasha province off my phone,
Hasha quick out on my head? I mean you played this?
He played tequila from Dan and Shay. It's old over.

(07:20):
She's gonna show up at a cut your festival August
with a straw hat on and some daisy dudes. Baby,
let's go go mar next thing. You know. She's got
John Pardy for Live tattooed across her butt. Honorable mention
was Thomas Rhett. Yeah. Who would you guys to put
on there? Anybody that I didn't mentioned? Sam Hunt? Yeah,

(07:42):
I would like to put Sam Hunts awesome. Yeah, yeah,
And I was like, well, George straight, it's old school school.
You can get her there. You can get her there.
We'll get her there, We'll get her there. I know
anybody else I missed Kelsey Ballerini Okay, Um, Luke Hombs,

(08:03):
I like Luke two. That's second level. Yeah. I feel
like he's close to this. He's the biggest thing we
have in the format right now. Him and Morgan Wallen,
like these are toe in the water. Yes, we need
to go shen deep. Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Yeah, right
now we're just towing in. Yeah, and then all the
way in, like when you're all the way up to
your neck. That's John Pardy Midlands. That that that yeah,

(08:26):
Flakeltonah a lot of boys around here. Yeah, yeah, she
needs before she hops into some Jason Aldean. We've got
your and that was about to clothe Morrigan. If people
want to email us, they hit up mailbag at Bobby
Bones dot com. There you go. The question is should

(08:47):
Lunchbox have called nine one one for this? What happened?
So we were out for a walk and we're walking
and we walked by this one house and there's like,
this little three gear old girl just in the front yard,
inner underwear, no one else around, and my wife and
I'm looking at each other. I'm like, man, that's weird,
but ah, the parents must be just coming right back out.
And we walk down a few houses and we come
walking back because my wife was like, I just don't

(09:09):
feel right about it. Still no one out, just a
three year old girl, and we're like, okay, So we
go up and knock on the door. Nobody answers, and
we're like, hello, anybody there, you know, there's this young
girl out here. And we stand there for like eight
minutes and knock again. No answer. So we walk around
the side of the house and we start yelling in

(09:29):
the backyard, Hello, is anybody back there? Hello, there's this
young girl out here. And a lady comes out the
back door and she goes what's up, And I was like, oh,
this girl was in the front yard and she's like, oh,
how did she get out there? I had no idea,
you know how kids are, And she kind of laughs
it off and opens the gate and the girl goes
in the backyard. And so I was thinking we should
call nine one one, and we didn't. But now I'm like,

(09:51):
should we still call nine one one because the kid
was outside, the parent had no idea, and we're knocking
on the door, so it's not like they were like listening. Well,
you shouldn't call nine one one now that's an emergency number. Yeah,
if you decided you needed to call someone, it wouldn't
be nine one one. You could call a bunch of places.
But that's tough that but once, I mean, you better

(10:14):
if you call child services and open up something that
I get it, Like, it's a fine line of if
that child needs help, then great, But if it wasn't
an isolated incident that was just unfortunate and that is
the result of it, it could cause that family a
lot of Yeah, I understand that. I just did. I
was having that internal struggle that that kid was out

(10:36):
there and the parents had no idea, and when we
knocked on the door to try to get the kid
inside because the door was obviously locked because the kid
tried to turn the handle and it was locked. I
think you did the right thing by going back waiting
with the kid knocking on the door, knocking on the
other door like that was the right thing to do.
My suggestion would be if you see this happen again,
then maybe you call because there is a pattern of neglect. Yeah,

(10:57):
and if you are near this house, like keep an
eye out, like that would be a way you could contribute,
is to make keep an eye out. I'm sure there
were isolated incidents when I was a kid. Oh yeah,
where I was doing god knows what. So I forgot
my kid in the car one time, I mean in
the front yard. Yeah, it happens. I didn't know he
was out there. How did that happen? I just everyone

(11:19):
got out of the car except him. I think he
was on his phone or something, and I just we
all got out and I clicked it done. And then
the pest control guy came, luckily like five minutes after
we all went inside, said I think your son's in
the car, and he was like, we're in the car,
and so yeah. That but again that from the inside, now,
that was what a couple of years ago. Just maybe

(11:39):
didn't have that strength or know how to do it.
Maybe childlocks, yeah all that, but I mean again, I
don't do it all the time. That happened one time.
And if you'd call child Protect the services on me,
or wouldn't you have my foster parent exactly. Yeah. So
by the way, good on you and good on your
wife because what you did was exactly right. But I
have a like Amy, I'm saying it could be isolated.
We all screw up. That's a big screw up, but

(12:01):
we all screw up. If you see it again, then maybe.
But now I would say no, all right, yeah, and
I would say yeah, if it's in your neighborhood, make
a point to drive by and just make sure you
can neigh because like go deliver things like be fake
amathys the house. It's time for the good news. So

(12:28):
there was a proposal on the beach and it was
all beautiful, but then it became frantic when the ring
was gone. His name's Brian. He popped the question to
Anna Davis. She said yes, and then the ring was
just like I dropped the ring. And so all of
a sudden, they're looking everywhere, no no luck. So they
post up on a Facebook page, the Tybee Island Facebook group,

(12:50):
and they say, hey, if anybody can find this ring,
this is kind of where we were, please help us.
So someone named mister Foy came to the rescue. He
spent twenty minutes searching in that general area on the
diamond ring got to them a day later, so thanks
to social media and some guy who was nice enough
to take it back. Did he have his metal detector?
It didn't say if you had a metal detector or not,
mister Foy. I'd assume that he had a son. But

(13:16):
shout out, mister Foy, there you go. Imagine you lost
your ring though in the sand and it's just gone.
I don't think I would leave. It'd be like when
my dog was lost a few years ago. You don't
want to go home, you don't want to quit, want
to give up. Dang, mister Foy. Shout out. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. It's
now time for a segment we call I'm Marches. This

(13:41):
segment was inspired by Eddie in a recent event in
his life. It's tough, man. I'm not even gonna say
I'm getting old on this one. I'm just old now.
This is something that old people do, and I'm part
of it. I can't get through a night's sleep without
getting up to pee. This has never happened in my
life ever, and I'm going on two weeks now doing
this every night. I wake up about three in the

(14:02):
morning to go pee. I find when I dehydrate myself,
I sleep through the night. But when I drink a
lot of water, the normal amount of water, I have
to get the pe every night too. But I'm even
purposely not drinking starting eight o'clock, like, no water, I'm
gonna sleep all night and then sure enough I wake up.
I got a peek. But Eddie, can I offer you
just some encouragement, like, you know, you'll know you're old

(14:24):
when you have to pee and you don't wake up. Oh,
when I pee in the bed. Yeah, okay, all right,
I marched on. I'm done. That will have that time
will come. Okay, there you go. I'm so I only
the only glasses I wear are my blue light blocking glasses.

(14:46):
But I had had a twitch a couple of weeks
ago when I was having to wear them all the
time because I couldn't stare at my computer. And then
the other day something started to look blurry and I
had to go get my husband's readers, the ones you
know that you just buy wal wal grains. Yes, and
I put them on. But I think it's still related

(15:06):
to just like stress. I don't know age I'm marg
I'm marches lunch box. Oh yeah, my wife and I
were watching TV on the couch the other night and
I'm sitting there, sitting up position, and next thing I know,
she's waking me up. You're ready go to bed. I'll
asleep sitting up nice, Grandpa. Oh that's awful. Are you

(15:30):
watching Mattock? Now we're watching Brooklyn nine nine. Matlock is
so good. Okay, here marches On get that. After murder,
she wrote Devil feature. Yeah it world classic, Thank you,

(15:51):
Here we go. This is from Abbey and California Morning Studio.
So I have a question. I've been shopping on this
online bochique. When I first signed up, they gave me
a discount code for a thirty percent off, and then
next time we went to buy something again, I use
the thirty percent off again, and it almost seems like
it's a clitch in the system where every time I

(16:13):
buy something, it keeps giving me thirty percent off. And
I just wanted to do your advice on whether or
not that was wrong for me to keep using this
discount code, or if you think that since still there,
it's still good to use. I would say, use it
one more time. And see if it still works, buy
you something else, click it one more time, see it works,
and if it goes through again, then you call and go, hey,

(16:36):
is this even normal? Should I be getting thirty percent
off every time? And let them know because they may
be getting you know, pop by a lot of folks
at the same time. But I'd use it one more
time just to make sure serious. I would be like, yeah,
for reasons, Yeah, just let me see serious. You can
tell them it's still still work broken. Yeah, because you
don't want to call them back and be like, well
a week ago is broken. If it's not broken anymore,
buy you something else, buy something nice, and then something real.

(17:00):
If it is still working, call and plug the damn
and go, hey, this is a glitch. The end. That
would be my advice. This is Bria who left us
a message. I was just wondering if we had any
advice on getting rid of negative thoughts, like anything that
any of you do to kind of expel those And yeah,
I just kind of feeled down in the dump a

(17:20):
little bit. I was just wondering if you had any
advice on snatch. Thank you so much. I have so
much advice on this because we all go through these
situations somewhere longer than others. You gotta surround yourself with
people or material that are very positive. If you're not.
Just in general, you are what your environment is. So
if you're with a bunch of people to put you

(17:41):
in a good place, you tend to be in a
better place emotionally, spiritually, physically. It's like people who have
a much of friends that are fit, they're pretty thick
because the friends are doing it all the time. People
that are in positive mindset usually hang out with other
people that are the same way. So what I would
encourage you to do is to spend a little more
time with those friends that do that for you and
a little less with the ones that don't. You have

(18:02):
to identify the drama. Sometimes the hardest part is to
identify the drama. Identify the person that's making you not
feel good. Unfollowed things on Instagram that you look at
and go, oh, that doesn't mean me feel good. It
doesn't mean mean but anything that you feel this is
not putting me in a good place. I don't feel
like it can meet that unfair standard. Stop following it, Facebook, Instagram,

(18:23):
stop following it. So I'm going to encourage you to
just surround yourself with more positive things, and you will
start to slowly feel more positive. If that's a book,
if that's a website, a blog, you should do that too,
But just sprinkle it in because any great change fails quickly.

(18:44):
That's my advice for you there. I think it's something
we've all struggled with. Rights gots to put good things
around you if you want good things to happen, and
be that good thing for somebody else too, because it
all comes back around there. You go, thank you very much. Classic.
This guy goes into a Walmart, you know how, you

(19:06):
have the checkout lines, and you go and your self
check out, and you swipe the things beep beep beep,
and you hear the beep every time something goes across.
And there's always the person that's watching all of them.
So now one person can do the job of you
know ten, because they're just sitting back there watching all
the checkout lines and make sure they're good. This guy
goes through and he's beeping things through, beep beep, beep beep.

(19:28):
Nothing to see here except he had a kool Aid
packet in his hand and he had on the barcode
on the back, and he kept swiping that kool Aid
code while he's putting other things through. Okay, because the
kool Aid packets like eighty nine cents and soep wa
TV beep Okay. So in his hand hidden he had

(19:52):
there was a barcode and he kept swiping that barcode
while acting like he was swiping the more expensive barcodes.
So the person working watching is going, oh, of course,
he's like, at all beeps, he was wiping it. It's beeping.
He was bagging the expensive stuff, but only scanning the
kool Aid. A Florida man accused of using a kool
Aid packet to ring up nearly one thousand dollars worth
of merchandise at a Florida Walmart has been arrested Bradley

(20:13):
d Young, thirty seven. He's also a felon out of
Ohio faces grand theft and shoplifting charges. Police were called
to the store around five forty five pm. The lost
prevention officer watched him scan merchandise with a kool Aid
packet concealed in his hand, so the items rang up
at twenty four cents each. He probably got away with
it before, Yeah, but you got to remember those self checkouts. Man,

(20:33):
they got cameras like right on them, all of them,
and people can see screens of what you're doing. I'm
talking to all the coolid people out there. I just
don't think this guy is the first time. This guy's
done this. This is didn't you say he was already
of a felon? Yeah, yeah, yeah he was the last
time when he got busted. He was scanning cutchrom lemonade
A whole different story. You're a Amy's pile of stories.

(20:54):
So this guy proposed to a woman and she rejected him.
So he threw her down a well, and she was
down there for three days. She didn't die. She did
not die, of course not. I wouldn't put death in
the pile. Wow. But people heard her screaming, and luckily
they decided to figure out where the screaming was coming from.
They called the fire and rescue department. A team of police,

(21:16):
fire other emergency people had to show up. They had
to use a crane to rescue her. She had fractured
her hand during the fall. But police say they're so
lucky that she survived. And again, it's all because a
man proposed to her and she said, no, punk, Yeah,
what country is this? Indiana? I mean not a country.

(21:37):
I think America. I just said it sounds like something that,
oh it's India. Okay, that's what I thought. I was
like that have been national news and say it's in
Indian and he's like, I think Bloomington, Bloomington, Indiana. Oh god?

(21:58):
What else? So just a warning for parents who let
their kids use their phone, maybe play with it to
distract them while they're getting ready, because I mean I
get it. If you got kids and you're trying to
get ready, you're just like, hair, take my phone, I've
got to get dressed. Well, this one mom was doing
her hair getting ready, but she was naked and had
no clothes on, and her two year old was playing
with the phone, took a picture of her naked and

(22:20):
then posted it on Snapchat. Oh goodness, but I saw
this post like where this came on, and a lot
of people said, yeah, I hear, you happen to me too,
like what I was happening to a lot of people.
I mean, that's that emoji where the heads blown off?
All right. Yeah. So in her case, a former client

(22:42):
of hers and a guy friend from college, they were
among the people that saw the snapchat before it was deleted.
Oh so this mom was a little mortified. Yeah, what else?
I've got the top five Alan Jackson songs one. But
by what though? Because sometimes you get me and I
get all all in a hub. This is from the booth.
So they just picked their top five. They put it together.

(23:04):
They're a little snootie sometimes. But I'm gonna go with
the common man's top five. Alan do let's start with five. Well,
I'm just gonna pick my favorite, gotcha. Obviously, Chattahoochie has
to be on there. It's the biggest. Has to be one.
If they don't pick Chattahochie, they're too snooty in the
top five. No, Chattahoochie, they're too snoochie. Love it? What
is it? Chattahoochie made an honorable mention? Bull that's the

(23:26):
dumbest Okay. Also, don't rock the jukebox must be in
the top five. Honorable mention. You are out of your mind? Okay?
Where were you when the world stopped turning? Where were you?
Number one? One? You know, you kind of got to
pick that one because it's about nine to eleven. I

(23:47):
want to put it number one, but you have to
put that on the list. My favorite Alan Jackson song
is Mercury Blues Love It not even mentioned. If I
have money, I tell you what to do. I go
downtown by Mercury or two. I'm crazy about a Mercury, everybody,
I'm crazy about a Mercury. One more time. I'm gonna

(24:08):
buy me and Mercy Rey and cruise it up and
down the road. That was not on the list. No,
m um, what's the cornbread and chicken one? Where I
come from? One has to be in the list? Is that?
What it's called? Just the same Allen Jackson is some
guy in the phone book to just match names. Yeah, no,
that's not on here. Okay, walk me through their list. Okay.

(24:30):
And at number five, little Bitty not a top file
be little Bitty're like, no that song, it's like it
is a good song, but it's not top five. Okay.
Number four here in the real world, what oh yeah,
that's here not top five. Oh it's good though, it's

(24:52):
a club banger and not top five. Okay? What else?
Number three is gone country? Untr let me da boots.
I'm like, there's nothing looking at him movin country, you know? Okay,
maybe in the top five. The last one here we go. Yes.

(25:13):
A Number two is remember When. That's a good one.
I should have thought about this one as die lives changed.
That's a great song. And then number one is where
were You in the World? Stop turning? Okay, play that
one again a little bit right so we can hear
where were you in the world? Stop turn that's shift

(25:37):
tim Were you in the yard with your wife and
you know it's five o'clock somewhere? Didn't get mentioned It's
five o'clock somewhere with Buffett. Yeah, that was a massive,
like multi multi week number one. Mhmm. She's got the
rhythm and I got the blue jam. That's a jam. Yeah,

(26:01):
do you know that song? What about drive? Yeah, that's
a good one too. Just an old food that should
be in the top five. Bitty stop it with that.
They're just being controversial. Replace if you okay, I just
thought that. Sing it out if you want. I'm just

(26:25):
I'm practicing my harmonies, are you let's hear it? Yeah,
that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's
time for the good news lunchbox. Jason Schneedman has been
cutting hair since he was fourteen. Years old and he's

(26:48):
now fifty years old, and he says, you know what
a haircut can change someone's life. It gives them confidence.
So he's been cutting hair but then he's been to
rehab four times. He was homeless for two years, and
once he got sober sixteen years ago, he said, you
know what, I want to give back to the homeless
and give them confidence. So he started the Men's Groomer
Charity organization. Him and his people go around in California

(27:09):
and give home with socks, food and a free haircut. Man.
That's awesome. He's been through it all. He's given back.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. Over to Amy and get the morning Corny.
The Morning Corny. Why did the chef quit? Why did

(27:30):
the chef quit? They cut his celery salary, salary, they
cut his cellar. That was the morning Corny. Amy read
me this note. Amy said that she got a note
from a listener talking about white lies. Remember last week
on the show, Amy had White lied her son saying

(27:54):
that Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani were watching an Instagram
story because he loves singing that song, so watching his
Instagram story. Yeah, so you told them, So what's the
note from you? Yeah? Well, so that video was posted
on the Bobby Bone Show Instagram page, and I was
going through some of the comments because of course I
wanted to feel the support that I wasn't a bad
mom and someone put up. When I was a kid,
my mom wrapped up presents from Garth Brooks and Randy Travis,

(28:17):
and you have no idea how excited I was for
those gifts. Of course, later on I somehow found out
that it was my mom, but it was one of
the best Christmas mornings I had growing up. A mom
lie isn't a bad lie. Okay, I'm doing that. That's
pretty funny. I'm doing it. Bruno mars is sending present
story Tom Brady, and you know what, very selfless for

(28:40):
her to not get mom credit, because not only are
you doing that for the kids right and giving them that,
but you're also going, yeah, they got it. I didn't
when you really did. I thought that note was funny. Though.
You guys can share on Facebook too, what white lies
you told your kids, because that's hilarious. Let's do the
segment where we remind our listeners that some songs are
still the jam, even if you haven't heard him in

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a while. And I'm gonna lead this segment with Craig
Morgan International Harvest Generation Farm. I've been years in the
barber's daughter. It's been a damn the county for age.
I'm a love don Bay, That's what I say. I

(29:23):
make a lot of hate for a little hat. How
did you remember this? Hello you flowers. I'm gonna look
at five thousan an hour. I'm an international harvester. Come on,
did you forget that song with the jam? I forgot it? Okay,

(29:43):
so that's my reminder a song that is still the jam.
Craig Morgan, International Harvester, Amy. I would go lone Star,
mister mom crazy? How day long Monday? Mister? Yeah? Like
you for yeah, you forget that it's a jam. And
then it really is amazed when I think alone Star

(30:05):
goes right too, Amazed, Right, it's amazed is good? Like
I don't think you need to remember that it's bad. No, no,
but I'm saying I don't remember it because amazed blocks me.
It's a big old wall. This is amazed. I can't
get past that. Eddie whatchers? Okay, so mine's not like
an upbeat jam or whatever. But thanks to Sam hunt For,
I think he remade it. She's every Woman by guard

(30:25):
Rage of my favorite songs for a long long time,
and then I just forgot about it me too. This
is so good. I'm glad you brought this up because
I forgot about it too, And then when I hear it,
I'm like, I'm so stupid. I should be here and
every town a long way, and she's every place that

(30:47):
I've never been. She's making a low bone rainy nights.
She's a stroll Christmas sly and she's everything I want
to do, just such a jam. She needs no explanation,

(31:10):
so good because it all makes perfect sense. Come on, bones,
take it. This is yours, Eddie. When it comes down
to timptation amy, she's on, hey, dude, that's a jam jam.

(31:31):
I know, good job, thank you, And you didn't interrupt
me during a national harvest, so I didn't want interrupt
your lunchbox. What is yours? Man? This song? I mean
it came and you heard it everywhere and it went
away so fast, and I don't know why. Guys, we
need to remember what does a fox say? Fox say?

(31:57):
What the fox say? This is one of those viral songs. Yeah,
it's so good. Is it good? Though? Like it makes
you spile. Every single person in here smiled when this
song came off because it was your shot, because that's
what you picked that we all need to remember. It
was a jam. You know, he did meet expectations. New Eyes,

(32:23):
here's another one, and mostly it's just when Kayla randomly
sings country songs. Do you guys remember Josh Grayson nothing
to lose? Let's see Morgan you do? Yeah, I do.
This is a jam. I know it reminded people about jams.
He's like, yeah, are one not yet? Yeah? It was

(32:44):
Tom downtime freak downs from what Tom doolatome anytime. She
was a pretty final renartom shot downtown. She's shocking me
all around. I was June going, we're sicking win Joe
did wish? She got me rolling in shirt crowing not
she's a big old flirt. Yeah, forgot about this one,

(33:08):
good star, forgot about it. Thank you for reminding nothing
to lose. Josh Grayson is still around? Do we know? No,
he's still in town. I don't either. Organ did you
have one for the segment? Yeah? I do. It's not
a country song though, what did they don't have to
be I was trying to find work out songs and
this popped up in like a throwback, and it's Timber

(33:29):
by Pickle Jam Timber Yeah, and Kesha. You remember she
came in and was like, I have a song that
I can't tell you guys about You're gonna love with pit.
You remember when right before Timber came out and here, Yeah,
not in this studio. Yes, he came here's never been
in the stays No, she has it? Are you sure

(33:50):
you never met Kesha? No? Okay, who did she do
this with? Maybe it was someone that produced it. Andy,
If you didn't even live here with the song, you
out carry on? I said nothing, just here. I'm telling
you something happened. I wasn't at festival and she was.
Kesha came in. Yes, she was here, guys. I think

(34:11):
Kesha came in because she was in that big fight
with some record guy and we brought her in because
I think she lives here. I mean bones, she's never
been on this show. I have a clip of me
interviewing her in Las Vegas. I'm watching her, I remember,
but she's never been in the studio. I mean, I
would I think that's swere Yes. Now I'm picturing I've
seen Yes. I remember seeing her in Vegas and be like,

(34:33):
oh wow, this is the first time I've seen Kesha
in person. Yeah, the same. I remembered that, but for
some reason in my mind, I see her in this
studio talking to us about I got this kind of
country song coming out? Is not country because you're in
the woods? Ray, do you have a song you want
to add to this? Yeah? I was listening to the

(34:53):
local station here in Nashville and they just randomly played
in the afternoon, and I was kind of driving in
the country watching airplanes. Oh, such a good song watching
their play. Ye, man, jam, this really is a jam.

(35:14):
Gary Allen had some great songs. Whenever he did, uh,
I talked to me to sing a song when of
them was playing. Whenever he did, um. Ever is it
runs runs out of rain? Just like ever? Yeah? Jam too, man.
A lot of people call and ask for my advice.
So now we have an official segment. Let's go. It's

(35:35):
Bobby Bones, world class advice giver. Thank you a lot
of classes. So let's go over and hear from Alison
who left a voicemail last night. I was just calling.
She asked you guys a question. UM, currently almost thirty
eight years old, and UM, I've been married to an
husband for a dog four years now. I want to

(35:55):
be able to murder something, and so I want to
get a dog of it. I'm not able, you know,
to get like I want to. I want to get
a dog. And my husband, she's totally against him. He thinks,
since I dodge your dirty and he just give an
aget one. So my question is should I just give
it up? Should I just you know, just wait on
God to send this a baby or press for a dog?

(36:18):
Thank you for your question. That's a tough situation. However,
I feel in my heart of hearts that people who
don't like dogs just haven't been around the right dogs,
or haven't been around an amazing dog, which most are.
I would not press Alison on getting a dog. What
I would press to do is to foster a dog.

(36:40):
And what that means is you're just going to take
it and hold it for a bit until someone adopts it.
What's going to happen, though, mark my words, He's going
to realize, begrudgingly that he likes dogs. Make sure you
don't get a puppy. Make sure you get a dog
that will mind right and he will realize a dog's
not so bad and make it as easy on him

(37:01):
as possible. With the dog you're fostering, you may end
up adopting it, you may let someone else adopt it.
But if you make it so easy on him while
you're fostering a dog, while he's opening up the idea
to a dog, then when you actually get your own dog,
you'd be like, hey, you feed it. You can do
all that later. You just have to trick them to
get into it. But I just think people don't like
dogs haven't been around the right dogs. Raimundo hates dogs.

(37:23):
It's the weirdest thing. We had hunting dogs growing up.
A lot of them barked all the time, and for
a majority of my life they were a lot bigger
than me, So I believe that's where it comes from.
He my dog Stanley, scares the crap out of him
and he comes up to like his shin. That's my advice, Alison,
don't press to own a dog. Your press should be

(37:45):
to foster a dog for like three weeks a month,
not telling him why, just that you would really like
to take care of something, and since it's not permanent,
I think you'll sign up for it. That's my advice.
Here's another one we got last night morning studio. So
ill for advice and words of encouragement for my brother.
He is twenty eight and has just had a lot

(38:07):
of failed relationships and I think he gets pretty discouraged
about finding the right person. If you haven't words of
encouragement or advice to my brother on just how you
can go about so putting himself out there without being
too scared to get hurt again. Huge fan, You guys
are awesome. Well, I can relate completely here. I am
forty years old. I just finally found a person that

(38:28):
was right for me. Meant for me were like two
puzzle pieces. I've been trying to find the right puzzle
piece of fits and I haven't been able to do it,
and I have been very discouraged and irritated. Did she
did Caitlin your puzzle? Talk to you about that? No?
What have y'all talked about the puzzle pieces? I've said
that that was mine. Algy made up a couple few
weeks ago to her here. I don't know so weird,

(38:51):
I said that to her. Yeah, I just said this.
W I didn't know if like y'all talked about it,
but no, I mean that's exactly how I would put it,
exactly I think I said it. I've never heard you
say it, but that is the perfect way to define it.
Because the pieces are great, all near each other, but
until you find the one that actually fits with you,
that have the holes that fill the holes, like you

(39:11):
just go, what the crap is happening? I felt the
same way. I could never I found other puzzle pieces
that are probably in the same puzzle somewhere. They are
a corner over there, but never know where near the
piece that connected with me. Fully, I finally found my
puzzle piece, but it took a long time for that
to happen. I'm also very thankful for all the relationships
that didn't work, because those made me realize what I

(39:33):
wanted and needed in someone. And that's what I would
tell him, that you're learning right now. Sure it's a
lot of failed relationships, but you're learning exactly what you
need by all the things that you don't And so
I learned that. So you also, unless you put yourself
out there, you don't get anything great. I'm talking about
where I'm talking about relationships. Unless you are willing to
extend to yourself and be vulnerable and be willing to fail,

(39:56):
you will never fully succeed. You can do things in
the middle, you can go home, be average, slightly above,
slightly below, but you have got to put yourself out
there and let yourself be chopped down like a big
old tree in order to fully grow. So play this
back for him. I've just been where he is. It's
there for you. I used to think it wasn't for me.

(40:18):
It's there for you. Thank you, thanks kind of my
Ted Talk Its Bones World, Classic Giver. It's time for
the good news. There's a group of a TV writers
who call themselves the Wild Bunch, and they're riding the

(40:39):
canyons in Utah. When they make it up a canyon
and they say, h let's just relax and enjoy the view.
And one of them has a dog with him. Well,
the dog steps off the ledge of the canyon and
slips down. So the owner starts freaking out like, oh no,
not my dog summer. So the owner starts going down
to help the dog. Well she slips too. Well, all
these guys are like, all the writers are thinking, well,
we gotta help, we gotta do something. Then one of

(41:00):
them had a rope, so all twenty riders held the
rope while one of them scaled down to rescue the dog.
Once the dog was safe, then they're like, we gotta
go down and get the owner because she fell further
than the dog. So they went down and rescued the
girl too. Everyone was safe. Great story. They went for
the dog first. I think the dog was closer. Godess,
you don't want to pass up the dog. Yes, I

(41:21):
don't think they chose, Like, which one do we get first? Guys,
I head's a dog. That's a great story. Yeah, that
is cool. That's what it's all about. That was tell
me something good. Ay, what happened to you? So I'm
at a restaurant right and I have four kids, and
it's just been something. We have a baby, and it's
been a thing where if we want to have fun

(41:43):
and enjoy our meal, we give the baby the phone.
Like we didn't do this with any of our other kids,
but four kids at a table is really hard, so
we've decided to give him a phone. So we're at
a restaurant and we give the baby a phone, and
there's a couple with a I guess, like maybe a
one year old of sitting behind us, and I hear
the woman go, I just hate it when other parents

(42:05):
give the kids the phone at a restaurant, like it's
so just put some effort into it. And I was like,
and it's one of those things where I know she's
behind me and I can hear. And I tell my wife.
Can't you hear them talking right now? She's like no.
So I tell my wife and I'm just so upset.
And I looked behind. Yeah, she has one kid, and
I'm thinking to myself, Yeah, just wait till you have
more than one kid, like four kids, and you want

(42:27):
to have fun at a restaurant, you're gonna give him
the phone. I got so upset. But but did you
say anything? No? Of course not no, What am I
gonna tell it? Excuse me and start a big ruckus
in the restaurant. I don't know. Depending on my mood
these days, I heard maybe would have I would have
turned around and been like, do you really have something
to say about me giving my child the phone? And

(42:48):
the rest of us can eat in peace and then
take the phone away from your kid and then let
him start crying and screaming and run their dinner. That
would have been the move. That's not a bad idea,
terrible idea. That's a terrible idea. I mean, but I
was really upset, like I really would. I can't believe
she said it loud enough where you could hear her. Hey,
but I think it's one of those things where, like
people talking, you don't think that other people will hear
you because you think you're like, not that loud and

(43:09):
the restaurant's kind of loud. But no, I heard her
loud and clear. Klin says, I don't whisper. Well, I
just lower my head and I say the same the
same thing. Yeah, that's probably so apparently. I'm like, hey,
you see that, but the phone it wasn't be like
he did you see that? My head down about six inches? Amy?
Do you get parent chained much anymore? Online? I haven't
seen it lately, but probably just haven't posted something about it.

(43:31):
Sure they're out there. I mean, people just always have
something to say, and it's like mind your own business. Yeah,
you never know what someone else is going through, and
that phone might be a really desperate moment and a
saving grace, so back off it. Sure is? What does
your baby like to do on the phone? Watch you
two kids? Yeah, he's wrong with that one. He's one

(43:52):
and man, he can navigate that phone better than I can.
Oh yeah, I don't know if it's something in the design,
but he knows how to swipe up, he knows how
to click back, he knows how to go forward. Lunchboxes
don't even have that very well on the Bobby Bones Show. Now,
all right, these two guys are here to see you
guys again. Good. We're actually gambling their hat and glasses

(44:17):
if they lose, and if they win, they get to
perform on the show. And not only I don't know
if they told you, but if you win, you also
will be our featured artists on our national accountdown Jay Way. Yeah,
that's only if you win. They introduce yourselves. I'm Tom Mitchell.
So Tom wears the hat like eddiewhere's yea, and we

(44:39):
have a band called the Raging Idiots. Mitchell, where's the
glasses like I do? And you guys, we've obviously been
your inspiration for years and we're putting it on the
line today. We're tired of them ripping us off. All
they're way more talented than us. Other they're everything more
than us. But they look just like which is not cool.
We were getting away with it until we moved, you know,
in Australia we should have sa. So what we're gonna

(45:01):
do first is we're gonna go up and there are
twelve eggs. Eleven of them are hard boiled. One of
them is this a raw egg with a yolkin that's
gonna go all over us. We'll grab an egg, smash
it against our head. Hopefully it's hard boiled, all right.
But the person that gets the yo the full normal
egg loses. That's the loser. That's that's on one. Are
we ready ready, Let's walk up to the table. Hey, Graybond,
will you play a clip of C fourth for our

(45:21):
audience please? And tell us what song you're gonna play here?
This is close enough, but they're playing close enough right now,
and I can feel America vibe and hard right now
that there is Yeah, okay, so we are now standing
at a table. The egg number twelve is brown, that's
a trick to save it. And all the other ones
are white. They're all numbered, so you guys can pick.

(45:43):
Would you like us to go first, or would you
I'd love to see you guys go first. Okay, I'll
go first. That could be down yourself. I'm gonna pick
your first egg. Number three. That's right. That's so, you're
just gonna take your glasses. No, just go Oh boy,

(46:08):
I shouldn't be clapping. I survived again. I'll get glasses
and glasses all right, Mitchell, go ahead. Feeling this is
gonna be terrible. None nine, Here we go. We have

(46:37):
another round of a different I'm gonna get it first
and fast. Wow, threw his glasses across the room. I
was ready to give out all over his head. Okay,
all right, that's so funny, dude. If everybody good. We

(47:01):
have now moved over to the basketball court that we
have set up in the studio. This is a Fisher
Price Little Tikes goal. Amy how tall would say that
goal is about three feet okay, so it's a three
feet goal. We have these little small rubber balls and
each team gets seven shots. Okay, so uh see fourth,
we'll go first. You'll shoot your seven. We'll see if
we can beat it. You can. You can pick who

(47:22):
shoots and how you shoot doesn't matter. Any any order.
Seven shots. Here we go. Shot number one in the net.
Number one is a miss. All right, Mitchell, you're up,
should be throwing the eggs. Shot number two is a miss.
All right? All right, Tom pressures on. Okay, shot number

(47:45):
three wish let's go. Hey, oh it's one for four
in You know, Mitchell, you did't hit the rim though
that time. No, no, no, one for four. C fourth
shooting their fifth ball. Now have seven? That was like

(48:06):
in the one for five, Eddie, given them ball. Why
do you make going to chase the ball? It's wall,
it's wall. Here we go. The sixth shot for you
do do under arm? Oh? One for six, Here we
go and seven. Now I'm gonna let Eddie shoot all

(48:30):
of ours. They went two for seven. You can do
this your eyes three three to win we go. Here
we go. Eddie shooting its first shots early. Here we
go shoots that is nothing but net one. I'm shocked

(48:51):
right now Eddie with one big sounding a big shot
and go close high close, Here we go. Any this
third shot up? Oh hey do steph curry shoot and
turn your back. Okay, okay, two for three, one more

(49:16):
for the wind. There we go. Ye, Now what they're
getting we'll get it. They have to forfeit their hat
and glasses for a year, alright, they have to loot

(49:39):
they stole our Look now, are those glasses we have
a fly pit? We can no, We're I'm gonna keep
them on my desk so the listeners can always see them. Yeah, so, um,
are those prescription glasses? Oh yeah, yeah, oh you can't.
But you have glasses though that are aren't dark ground?
I'm assuming no, this is this is the one. This is?

(49:59):
Is it for me? Sea fourth is in Studios're gonna
be a struggle of awaken. You didn't have your best
performance today, I'll be honest. It was terrible. First guy
didn't didn't hit a basket. I'm terrible. Yeah, so I'll
be You can go and put your glasses right up
here on the on the desk. There they are here
it wait, wait, bones, are we keeping the glasses and

(50:20):
the hat? Can I have the hat too? Well? Yeah,
put it up here, just like you can't see the desk.
All right, he's taking his hat off. Very nice we
have on both, eddie. Yeah, how do I look? I
mean it looks the same. Yeah, look pretty good on

(50:41):
the Bobby Bones show. Now they lost the game, but
you know what, if I'm anything, I'm a giver. They
brought their guitars in case we're still gonna let them play.
Yeah this here they're now sitting up on the stage.
What what a Sea fourth mean? So ce fools? Actually
the suburb that we grew up in in Australia, so
we knowed each other since we're three is all. We

(51:02):
went to c Fourth kindergarten as well, so we thought
we'd take a little piece of home with us. When
did you two start doing musically together in Australia? About
six seven years ago? What's the Australian country music scene? Like?
It's good? Like, it's like there's a lot of it, man,
it's very uh, there's a lot of amazing artists and stuff.
It's just not as kind of I guess broad as
it is here, you know, and Nashville and everything became

(51:23):
a very real dream pretty quickly for us, you know,
and and so we just figured why not, you know,
did you guys have a moderate amount of success in
Australia as a country act or did you go we're
just gonna go take it all on honestly? Yeah, not
really At all. We kind of had our sights set
on the US and Nashville from the beginning, so we
started making trips out quite early when we started the
project and kind of had our sight set to come

(51:44):
out here where the home and country music is. Yeah,
Sea fourth is in studio. And by the way, you
are you eligible for lasic ey surgery and you can't
wear your glasses? Yeah, I was thinking about it, so
maybe I'm not having to at the end of that now. Yeah,
see Fourth, that's here. They're gonna play. By the way,
what are you gonna play? We're gonna play a new
song called Breakups. Well, you can listen to them. I've
actually never heard them play live before, so if they suck,

(52:06):
I'm sorry. If we suck eggshells in here, you can
follow them. We are c fourth and here they are
playing their new song called Breakups. Thank you guys to seven.

(52:34):
You're the only one in the world I want to
talk to right now, the only one to pick me
up on a night like this, and I know you'd
be the first thing on my mind in the morning.
M hm, sober Trunk, You're the one that I just miss.

(52:59):
That's said I wouldn't call he said, we wouldn't talk
it out. It always ends bad. But I'm looking at
my phone and if you're not alone, I don't think
I could take that because I'm drunk. You bar Tom,
and I just want to talk to my best friend.
I said, I wouldn't call he sip it wouldn't talk

(53:22):
it all bad. Come on, look at these guys. Thank you.
That's really good guys, Thanks man. Oh, look at you guys. Awesome,
Thank you the holy crap, thank you? Thanks well? Well well, um,
and now I feel about taking their hat and glasses.
They're so good that I want to steal their look
too bad. We gotta take it back. Well, here's here's

(53:43):
here's the deal I'll make. Oh okay, because you guys
are exceptionally talented. Thanks man. I expected to be good.
I mean, you're signed to a big label. But that
was better than I was expending. That was that was premiere. Okay,
that's that's really like what probably the first time we
really play properly pay song as well, never do it

(54:04):
again only here. That's the only performance ever. Um wow,
that's by the way, these two guys are c fourth.
You know what's interesting about you two is that you
both sing a lead in the song. Yeah, yeah, mostly
that's not the case, right with duos or trios? Right,
do you is there? How do you decide who sings what?
It's usually a flota basketball or egg egg smashing old golf. Well,

(54:30):
I'm I'm impressed. Do you guys, you guys cover anything?
You guys do any any cool covers? Chill? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I mean I'm inclined to ask him for another song.
Let's do it. What can you give us in the
cover world? That's pretty that yeah, Chasing You. Yeah, we've
been messing around with this Morgan Wallen song a bit lately.
He's an up and coming country that's just really I've heard.

(54:53):
I'm just kidding. He's the best man. Here they are
doing Chasing You from Morgan Wallen. This is c fourth
used to chase that chat and Nuga free. A couple
of kids in a Chevrolet catch a little lot across

(55:15):
the tracks, slipping on something from a paper sack, hanging
shirt on the maple lamp, slipping through the moon of
the river bend wasn't very long. I was jumping in,
jumping in. I guess I'm still doing now what I
was doing then chasing you, lacking shot of whiskey, burning,

(55:39):
going down, burning, going down, chasing you, lack those goodbye
to heading west anywhere, out of this nowhere town, chasing
that freedom, chasing that feeling that got gone to soon.
She'son that. You and me out one hiding knife holding someone,

(56:07):
still chasing, still chasing you, still chasing, still chasing you.
There they are Sea Fourth. There it is, come on
and they're so good, thank you, so good, it's not
even have been anymore. I don't want to take their glasses.

(56:29):
We're so sorry you guys. So we're ending it like this. Okay.
You will deliver us a hat, and on that hat
you will write we stole your look. Signs love it,
I love it. You will deliver us a pair of
glasses and somehow that will say the same. There they

(56:50):
are Sea fourth, Follow them. We are Sea fourth on Instagram, Twitter.
Great to meet you, guys, Thank you. Great sports. You're
terrible at eggs, terrible basketball, but you're great at music,
so don't go shown sorry up today. This story comes

(57:12):
to us from Covina, California. Two men were going around
a neighborhood and knocking on doors and saying, hey, we
played for the local high school football team. We're raising money.
Would you like to donate? They knock on one door like, hey,
we played football down the road at Covina High And
the coach is like really, because I'm the football coach
there and they're like no, no, I played quarterback and

(57:33):
he's like, well, what's my name? Then they had no idea,
called police and they were arrested. Here's the clip of
the coach talking to the scammers through his the ring
can here you go. We're raising for Covina High School
football act. Funny you bringing that up because I know
the fact that you guys don't go to Covina because
I keep there bad play running back position. Sir, I'm
a football coach there at Covina. Oh really, what's the

(57:55):
hed football coach? His name? No? Did you guys need
to leave the area? You have a good day that
and then must there you go? I'm lunch box ups
your bone head store of the day. New study found
there is no evidence that putting on white noise helps
you sleep, and it may be actually making things worse.

(58:16):
Some people need nature sounds or me. I mean, I
keep the TV on, but I do look forward to
when this sleep timer shuts it off. I get better
sleep once it goes off, but I can't go to
sleep if it's not on. That makes sense, yeah, but
they say, hey, it doesn't really work. True. White noise
is the hissy fizzing sound of all the frequencies that

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humans can hear being fired off randomly, and people have said, okay,
well we should do this when we sleep and now,
um actually not their negative consequences At a friend who
would not he would not sleep in a room without
turning on his phone, and it would just go. So
it was the most irritating thing because we'd be sometimes
we would go and share a room and he would

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be in the other bed and all out here, and
he put it under his pillow sometimes so I couldn't
hear it, but I was like eight feet away in
the other bed. Crazily annoying. But anyway, I thought that
was interesting that it really does nothing for you until
night ceak when they post to study sanding. I'm able
to sleep through it. Amy what's going on today? My

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in laws are still here, so with them and I
have a couple of meetings, but they're on zoom, so
I'll be at the house with them, and then Sashira
has soccer practice and that's it. Thank you guys, I'm
on Instagram. Mister Bobby Bones, have a great date. The
Bobby Bones Shoes