The competition gets heated between Eddie and Morgan inside of Elder vs. Millennial. In the mailbag, a mom wants to know if she is overreacting after her new babysitter had a glass of wine while watching her kids. A listener is on to play a round of 2 Truths and Lie for a chance to win $5k if they can guess who the liar is between Bobby, Amy and Lunchbox.
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
Welcome to Thursday show, Morning Studio Morning all right. Elder
versus millennial the trivia game between generations. The first questions
an elder question, they have their buzzers? Eddie buzs okay?
They sounds similar. Elder question, George, Jane, Judy and Elroy
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are characters from what animated TV show about a futuristic
That is Morgan. That's incorrect? About a futuristic family Eddie
the Jetsons. Correct. I didn't know that. Good job. So
it's Eddie the oldest on our show versus Morgan number two,
the youngest on our show. Answering trivia questions about each
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other's generation. Uh, Morgan, hold your buzzer up there to
the microphone. This is an old car horn, I think,
or a clown horn. Eddie's as me going Pepe poopoo people.
That was gonna be my sound, but well I didn't
change it, all right, Next up the millennial question. What
Canadian singer songwriter had this number one hit in two
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thousand and two? Oregon? That's correct. I was gonna guess that, yeah,
Avril Levine alright. One to one elder question, what movie
rental store took off that? Eddie? I knew that I
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had to get ahead of it. Give me a blockbuster. Correct.
In the nineteen eighties, Yes, yes, yes, your millennial question,
Duff and Chad Michael Murray started a movie to Morgan story. Correct.
My characters met at the school masquerade dance after starting
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up an anonymous relationship online. He spends the movie trying
to figure out who she is. Great movie. What's the
name of the movie? It is a Cinderella story, Eddie. Yeah,
this nice question is in your category. Come on the elder.
Jennifer Gray was best known for her role in the
nineteen eighty seven Eddie the thirty Dancing Incorrect. In the
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nineteen eighty seven film Dirty Dancing, What is the name
of Jennifer Gray's character ring is correct? That's why you
gotta what You never know what I want to do.
I want to premature poopa peepee. Dang it. Yeah, it's tough.
I shouldn't have, but I did premature bopp All right,
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here we go. Last question, Eddie. You need this one? Yeah, Raymond,
if you hit the clip first of the song, I'm
not hitting booplepeep. Can you play more of that please? Okay?
The question is that's Katie Perry song. See that's all
I was gonna guess I kissed a girl. What flavor
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was the chapstick? Morgan? Cherry cherry chapstick is right? And
there let's hear the Katie Perry clip. Dang, would you
have known that at all? No? I know a chance
I was gonna guess a raspberry. I have been hard
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to sing rass Grassberry's also say it. We are raspberry
Harry right Oregan the chant thank you Morgan, There she is.
Those things are still a little shocking to me. Let's
open up the mailbag, get something we call hello, Bobby Bones.
(04:19):
I just found a new babysitter. She's an undergrad at
the University of Georgia and looks like she'll be able
to sit her all semester long, which is amazing. My
husband and I have two kids who are seven and nine.
We both work full time. She just babysat Frost for
the first time. Everything was a great except I found
a used wine glass in the dishwasher and about a
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glass worth of wine missing from an open bottle. I
told her to help herself to anything. I didn't think
she'd help herself to a glass of wine. I asked
her about it. She didn't deny it. She said she
had it with her dinner. Do you think it's okay
for babysitters to have a glass of wine on the job?
Is this grounds for not allowing her to look after
my kids? Again? Signed Renee in Georgia. Interesting. Now, of
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all the show members, I think Eddie, you probably use
sitters the most. Yeah, yeah, four kids. What do you think?
So the first time we got a sitter, I like,
we were leaving the sitter there with the kids and everything.
We're walking out the door and say, hey, there's beer
in the fridge, two if you want something, And she
kind of laughed like, uh, is he serious? My wife? First? No, No,
I was. I was dead serious. You were okay with
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or knocking down a few? Yeah, But my wife goes nothing,
He's just joking. He's just joking. And then I walked away.
I'm like, no, you know what, I guess it's not
probably probably not a good idea for them to be
drinking on the job. But I say, if you put
them to bed and you're waiting there watching TV, have
a glass of wine, what's the problem. One glass? Don't
drink the whole bottle. What about our beer? One beer's
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fine too, because what happens is when all the kids
go to bed, you know what the babysitter does, just
sits there and watch TV. Wait till, wait till the
parents get home. If the k gets up and it's
like I need help, Um, I can't breathe. But she's
like a oh yeah, that's why. Only one beer, one glass,
one beer. Okay, So you say it's okay, but with
the restriction correct lunchbox, you're probably next up in the
sitter world. What do you think I think it's fine
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to have a glass of wine. Listen, I have a
beer when I'm with my kids, so why can't she
have a glass of wine when she's with my kids.
It's the same thing. I can't be a hypocrite and say, hey,
I'm allowed to drink while I'm around my kids, but
if you're gonna be there, no, don't drink. What's the
big deal glass of wine while she's having dinner? Go ahead,
pop a top any No, absolutely not. I think that
you can still have her continue to babysit for you,
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especially if she's a good one. You've got her for
the rest of the year. But just set that boundary
of Hey, I would really rather we not drink while
you're you're here with the kids babysitting, Like, no, it's
unacceptable for a sitter to do that. Okay, here's the thing.
She's working. It's a job, can you guys, Pope of work,
you have to remove the It's at a home, so
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home things are allowed. She's working. Like when you look
at it like that, she's getting paid per hour, you
probably shouldn't be. Is it a big deal? Probably not.
But you can't really just drink on a job. That's
that's the real situation. And if you're watching someone else's kids,
you probably need to be at one hundred percent. Not
that a glass of wine is gonna make you thirty
percent less, but it could be. But it could affect something, right,
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it could take the old edge off. You need all
edges when you're watching somebody's kids, you need all the edges.
So I'm gonna say, don't be mad, don't not hire her,
Just say well nothing. First of all, I would not
just have any acts. Don't mention the glass that you found. Now,
I would just not put any wine or anything and
just say to just have her watch the kids again,
don't leave anything where she can have it. Um, and
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if you come back home and there are break hands
all over the place, then you have that talk. I
don't think it needs a talk. I think you can
still use her if you like what she did with
your kids and how she watched them. But just make
sure that she shouldn't have access to wine. But if
there's a big wine cabinet, then just say, hey, look,
do me a favor because sometimes when I drink a
glass of wine, I get a little so I'm just nervous.
That happens to everybody. So at least when you do
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it this, would you not drink from my sake because
I'm gonna get nervous because this is what happens to me. Yeah,
that's put that on you. Yeah, and I feel like
she would, Oh cool, got it. The job. You can't
drink on the job. We can once a year, and
you guys get wasted on Saint Patrick's Day on this show.
We all ask, but that's it. She can only get
drunk on Saint Patrick's Day with her the kids, right,
one day? One day? All right, that's the mail bag.
Thank you, We've got your game. That was about the
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amy sent me a video last night of Stevens and
her son playing football and not just because I don't
he went to a camp, but there were no pads
at the camp. Yeah, so he did camp last week
is like a tester to see if he even enjoyed
the game, because he never played and so it wasn't pads.
It was just something fun for kids to do. And
then he enjoyed it so much that he's like, I
want to sign up for the season. So we I
called the people or emailed and was like, hey, is
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it too late to sign up? And the season has
started like real pads yea. By the way, Stevenson, his
early early years weren't Haiti, so he didn't grow up
with someone going American football baby. Yeah. Yeah, it's so
it's new to him. And he's also pretty small. He's
on the smaller side. Still don't know, and if that's
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I have no idea his parents' size or anything, So
we don't know if he's going to grow but or
pump that he's enjoying football. It's just crazy because I've
never been a football on before. Have they hit each
other yet? I Mean, he's nervous about the tackling part.
But he hasn't really tackled. They more so run into
that thing that the coach holds up, the big black,
rectangle padded thing, and they are charge into that. But
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that helmet of footbahammet is heavy. There was a video
of the Amy's Center of Stevenson running against another kid.
They were just doing sprints this conditioning. He's doing pretty good.
He's moving pretty quick. Yeah, quicker than I thought. He hated.
I hated getting hit played ball in my whole life.
I'll the way until I finished school. I hated getting
hit and I hated hitting people. I just wanted to
catch the ball and try not to get hit. So
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what position do you get hit less on? Oh well,
let me till the positions. I played wide receiver, so
the less hitting is over there because you're just not
in the middle of it. And also I played defensive back,
and really you're just trying to catch the ball in
the air. You have to hit people occasionally, but I
really didn't, so I didn't start on defense. I'll be
honest with you. Whenever it was nickel and dime prevent
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package I was in, I did not like to hit
the same thing. I did not like to be hit.
I could catch the ball pretty good and I could
run okay, but did not like to be hit. I
returned punts one game. Oh gosh, they're all trying to
hit you. And they were all trying to have me,
and you know what, the ball is in the air
and I said, I ain't for me. Moved off to
the side. We'll take it to the twenty. Yeah, ain't
for me. So I feel you can still love football.
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It taught me so much discipline. It taught me how
to battle adversity because it's mostly adversity. It taught me
that I don't like to be hit. It taught me
a lot of things. I credit my high school football
coach with even being a father figure at times when
I did not have one. So football was a big
part of my life and a big part of who
I am today. So I'm very excited for him to
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at least try it out and putting the pads on,
that big boy stuff. I know, it is so hot,
Like the hustle is real, and so I'm excited for that,
like for him to just be out there and like
the grit and the hard work, and then the teamwork too.
We only got rewarded with water back in the day.
I think now you get water whenever you want it.
Much of whims for an hour and a half and
(11:19):
they'd be like, I didn't like that. No water. Oh
come on. They'd be like, you know what you guys
did good? Go get you some water. That was like
the tree even though you needed it. Yeah, He's like,
you know what, you guys are good. You get sheltered
to that. Love it. Let me know how it goes.
I'll keep all posted. He'll have games on Saturdays. What
position here? Like this is week one team? Like they're
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they're evaluating and assessing. I guess where they're going to
put people. Yeah. I try to get people low all
the time. With tra him in the ankles. They just
stepped over me. I was also very small. I didn't
grow I didn't grow into this large six foot one
sex symbol you see way later in life. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
let us know that. I love the video. You're saying
it's time for the good news. Sick Bobby in Beaver County, Pennsylvania,
(12:05):
US marine named Corey Weber heard the story of Katie,
who happened to live two miles away and also happened
to be dealing with a serious liver disease and she
had been dealing with it for over a decade. So
he heard about it. He was like, dang, sucks that
she has to deal with this, and so he learned
that you have to be a match, so he went
checked it out. Her blood type TYPO negative, his blood
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type TYPO negative. I think you see where this is going.
So Corey stepped up and donated half as liver to Katie,
even though he had never met her. They went to
dinner July first they met, then had the procedure done
a few weeks later. As a mom of two teenagers,
now she can focus more attention on being a mom
instead of worrying about her own health. And the procedures
shouldn't affect Corey long term as it takes a while,
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but the liver can regenerate and grow back to normal size,
so in just a few months he's going to be
good to go. He went through as a pretty difficult
process to go through. In his side of it, it's like,
if that's all it is for me to go through,
for her to have a really quality, happy life, like
that's awesome. So for being a marine and for also
be an awesome Corey. That's a crazy story. That's an
amazing story. I think hopefully you will inspire so many
(13:13):
that it's what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. Let's play four five thousand dollar all right,
time to play two truths in a line brought to
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(13:36):
to forty nine. We need chatter, We need social media chatter.
When need eighteen to forty nine. We need overalls, not
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walk home, Amy from Idaho? Amy, good morning, How are you?
Good morning? How are you? You know? I'm pretty good,
but you never answered how are you? I know? I
(13:57):
am excited? Yeah? Like that good because you got a
chance on five. I'm bucked right here. What would you
do with five thousand dollars? Buy some hay and some
fencing material? Same? I did say if I was given ten,
I build fence in my yard for my dogs. So
Amy and I are basically the same here. Same so Amy,
you are part of the administrative staff at a local hospital, right, yes,
(14:18):
so I imagine things are a lot easier today than
they were one year ago, whenever everybody was so covidy. Yes, yeah,
good for you. Oh it's a little less stressful. Now
here's what's gonna happen. The show will give three statements
about themselves. However, two of the statements will be true.
One will be the lie. If you can nail the lie,
you will win the prize. Okay, okay, all you have
(14:40):
to do is pick out the lie. Are you ready
to listen and watch because we're talking to Amy on
zoom so she can see our faces. Amy, are you ready? Yes,
here we go. Statement number one is from that guy
over there lunchbox. Every morning, my alarm clock goes off
at four am for this job that I have to
be up for, and most people rely on coffee to
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wake him up in the morning. But even though I
get up super early, coffee has never entered my body.
Weird way to say it, like you've never drank coffee.
I have never consumed a sip of coffee in my line,
I hear you, I just a weird way to say it.
Coffy's never entered my body anywhere? Bones, okay, okay, of
(15:23):
all the holes in all the world. Coffy's never entered
any among me. Okay, lunchbox says no coffee for him ever.
Next up, Amy, this is really weird, but my grandpa
died the same day that I was born, same hospital,
(15:44):
just a different part of it. But on my birth
certificate there's a time that I was born, and then
on his death certificate, same time. Okay, there you go,
thank you. Next up, me, I wanted a dumb segment
on April fools Day. I got on the air. I
(16:05):
made a fake casting announcement for a justin Timberlake music video.
I said, hey, girls, show up. Girls showed up at
the station for a chance to be in the music video.
But there was no videos. So we took picture everybody
and put them on the website. Said April Fools, we
got you, and then I got suited. All right, there
you go. Those are your three scenarios, your three stories, Amy,
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and Idaho. You heard all three of them. I'm not
asking for an answer right now, but just your general
thoughts overall. Any of them stick out to you as
for sure that one's true? Um, yours you think for sure?
Mine is true? About April fools Day and the scenario
there well, maybe I'm not for sure. Are you putting
it over in the true pile though? Are you locking
(16:49):
it in as true? Yes, okay, she's locked her in.
She can't reverse out of this now. But you think
I did a dumb stunt on April Fool's Day and
it got me sued, Well, yes, that's true. Who there's more.
(17:11):
There's a little more to the story to that that
I actually got on the air before it and said, hey,
I'm gonna do this thing. I'm gonna lie and say
it was a dumb bit. I was like twenty four,
twenty five, no, maybe younger than that, twenty two. I
was like, it's a dumbit. I'm gonna do it on
the air. I'm gonna say that. Everybody that comes up here,
we're gonna laugh at But I told the audience I
was about its stupid. But I did it, and then
we got sued, and there you go, Christmas, that was true.
(17:33):
It is a long time ago. I'm much smarter now,
am I don't even know what happened. Yeah it was.
It wasn't like one of I've got some really good
stories like that, but that that would happened, and it's
like a c story. All right, we got two stories.
You're trying to find a lie here. So Lunchbox says,
coffee's never entered him, never anywhere, never entered my body.
(17:57):
And Amy says she was born the same time grandfather died,
same same situation there, Amy and Idaho. Which one do
you think for five thousand dollars is the lie? I
think Amy is the liar. Why do you think that?
I don't know, just lynch Box not ever drinking coffee
(18:20):
sounds unreal. It sounds unreal. But do you still think
Amy is the liar? Yes? Okay, I like it. I
don't know how she got there. I liked it. That's
how she Hey, we're on a path. We all go
on different paths to get places. But she says Amy
is the liar, and you are locked in Amy and Idaho. Yes, okay,
(18:41):
lock her in for five thousand dollars. Which, by the way,
can you spot a liar? USA's new competition reality show,
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(19:05):
I beg of you, I plead of you to watch.
All right, she's locked in Amy as the liar. Amy,
are you telling the truth? Well, it's actually that both
my grandpa's died before I was born. Amy is a liar.
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Thousand dollars? Whoa Amy? And Idaho? You just want five
thousand dollars? How do you feel right now? I feel good? Oh?
I feel so good? Oh wow? I mean that's so much. Hey,
you possibly have dang? Okay, So Amy, you want five
(19:52):
thousand dollars? First off, congratulations, What a way to start
a day. Secondly, you're gonna come back on Monday and
you're gonna compete for thirty five thousand dollars more? How
about that? That's awesome? How about that? How about that?
All right? Amy? Well, I have your five thousand dollars
and I can't hear you. That's okay? Who cares you
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want five thousand dollars? We're losers compared to you. I
don't want to hear us. All right? There she is
Ammy as our winners. You can't hear us, so we'll
get out of here. A word her that money. That's
a pretty personal question, and I'll ask Raymundo, our audio producer, Ry.
I know you guys are thinking about a surrogate when
you have kids because your wife battle breast cancer for
(20:35):
a long time. Yes, and those conditions have created that scenario, right,
So what's happening? So, yeah, you just wait until that
five year march. She's up four years now, and then
I will create the what is the embryo right now,
it's just the egg. So the eggs are where they're
in Vanderbilt Fertility Clinic. They store it for US five
(20:55):
hundred a year. Pretty good options. So we have twenty
three eggs five hundred bucks a year. So that's yeah.
So she's able to have kids into her forties fifties
through a through surrogacy. So if the eggs are there,
then you put your half on it. Yeah, and then
that's when it happened, correct, So your half's not there.
I can do that whenever. I mean, if I got
(21:15):
a free afternoon, I can swim by. Oh my gosh,
is that really what it is? Yeah? It really is. Yeah,
do you go by could you go by now or
are you waiting? You literally waiting for a specific time
to go so they can do it right then. I
believe they told us that when we have a surrogate,
then that's really when we start the process. There's no
real reason to do embryo style now because I think
that costs more. I'm gonna give you a little headline here.
(21:36):
I just saw embryos can be listed as dependents on
tax returns, not eggs embryos. So, yeah, elevate the game. Yeah, so,
I mean that's almost worth it. Then get twenty three
dollars or you know, twenty three whatever they get, twenty three,
whatever they get, you would have twenty three embryos. Well
I don't okay, would you make them all into embryos?
(21:58):
I don't really know. I mean, because then you could
potentially twenty three kids at the exact as. Absolutely be
ready for that. It'll be fun though. So Georgia taxpayers
can now list embryos is dependence on their tax returns.
In the news released Monday, George's part of the revenue
said that would begin to recognize Um, so I was
thinking about that for you. That's cool. I'm gonna remember
that for the taxes next year. I don't know that
(22:19):
it's a red I don't, but anyway, I just thought
I just saw this and wondered what was happening with
you guys. Yeah, so another year is when you guess
will probably start yep, And that is from the Guardian.
All right, good news, free donuts bad news. I don't
think it's bad news, but you guys will mustard donuts.
Oh that's so gross. I actually think a mustard donut
sounds awesome, and most of these I am disgusted about.
(22:41):
I love mustard so much. I think a mustard donut
would be It's mustard and sweetbread gross least favorite condiment.
Mustard on sweetbread would be amazing. For National Mustard Day
this Saturday, French is given away mustard flavored donuts. They
will sell out fast. I would love for somebody to
grab some of these for me. It's at nine eastern
(23:02):
at do donuts dot com. I say, for me, can
I'll forget on Saturday. I'll forget if it ain't on Saturday,
if I ain't working, and also I'll try to sleep
past nine on Saturdays if possible. But nine eastern eighth
Central mustard donuts. I'm a yes, Amy, no lunchbox, no chance,
Eddie hard no Morgan. Yeah, I would you like Musia? Yeah?
(23:24):
Like mustard. I like honey mustard. I love all the
must all mustard on a steak if it's all I got,
that's fine, salty, but on a donut due. There's a
ten three two one formula for a perfect night's sleep.
They say, here you go ten three two one. Remember
that ten three two one. The formula says it's all
about work, schedules, caffeine, etc. So let's start with this.
(23:49):
The formula says has to go at least ten hours
before bed that we have no caffeine. Okay, so those
cut off caffeine once you hit that mark. So that's
just coffee and coke. I think a bit. It's you're
predicting your bedtime. But almost it's like you can't go
to bed until a certain time, at least at least
ten hours. Okay, do you understand that? Yeah, so the
last caffeine you have you have to go ten hours.
(24:10):
You can have a coke for lunch if you go
to bed by ten for lunch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's
also about when to eat so you have to move
your meal times forward three hours before bed. So ten
hours caffeine, three hours food before bed. Okay with that? Yeah,
the two is no stressful work two hours before bed.
(24:35):
You can do that. All these are except the caffeine.
All these I would know. I could never. And then
number one is of tech devices an hour before bed
one hour. I like, this reminder is a terrible plan.
I'll do ten. You guys can do three two one.
We'll see you don't. You don't do caffeine, no, I
mean I do it in the morning a little bit sometimes,
(24:56):
So that's not a problem to like, No, not at all.
I don't even I don't even want to drink espresso
maybe in a like a shot inside of a t
once a week. You were doing like water with caffeine though, right,
a caffeine type thing. Yeah, so that would be where
it would come from. Mostly it's like a supplement for
working out exercise. Um, but yeah, I'm good. I don't
need caffeine. Really. You'd struggle with that phone though? Before bed? Yeah,
(25:18):
I wake up and I think I wake up and
do SUP on my phone. I sleep phone. So there
you go. You want good sleep ten hours stay off
caffeine three hours. Can you remember three hours? Oh yeah,
go to two hours? Stress work work, dress work. Well,
you guys, dress me out right now number one. Okay,
(25:39):
it's not a game, but there you go. We got it.
Thank you. Here's a voicemail from Lanta and Little Rock, Arkansas.
I just wanted to tell you that I was stuck
in traffic this morning for over an hour because of
a wreck and I was sitting there laughing the whole
time because I was listening to your show and I
felt so bad. Are all the other people that were grumpy?
(26:02):
And I was just like, yes, can't this please be
delayed a little bit longer so I get to listen
to more of your show. So thank you all for
all that you do, for making my drive to work
every morning so enjoyable. Y'all are the best and I'll
help you have a great day. Appreciate that call, and
not just for feeling that way because we love that,
but that you would call and lead that voicemail. It
(26:22):
does make us feel real good. Thank you very much.
Here's Cody from Georgia. My mom and I or big
fans of the show. We were watching Generation Gap on
TV tonight and they totally stole your bit. Elder's versus
millennial Jersey is way better. I appreciate that voice my list, right,
that's true. I feel that way. I don't know that's accurate,
(26:43):
but I feel that way. You do this bet for
so long, and I know they said they got it
from another show. Yeah, okay, or you're doing it whatever, whatever.
I had ten thousand thoughts in my mind. I'm trying
to talk them all down down all right, Ray, let's
play one more. Let's play. Kim from Delaware. Hey, good morning, Bobby,
(27:04):
Good morning studio. I want to thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you for my Stanley book. I love it.
It's beautifully written and illustrated. It will go with me
when I go. It'll go in the box. So not
playing on that happening soon now, but thank you so much.
I enjoy it, enjoy the show, keep it going, and
(27:25):
looking forward to years naked. Nick Grass definitely be watching it.
Did she say you're gonna die with the book? Yeah,
it's going in the box. I think that means casket.
She's pretty healthy as a doctor myself, I can tell
a lot from someone's voice. I think she's got a
while to go. It's an interesting pig to take this
book with you in the casket. I mean, I'm not
gonna do that, but I appreciate that. Yeah, Stanley the
(27:46):
Dog the first day at school. It's for kids going
to school for the first day or the first time.
You guys can get it. Get on Amazon. Please to
be awesome. All right, that's that. On the voicemails, we
appreciate you. If you want to call eight seven seven
seventy seven Bobby eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby and
leaves a voicemail, you're Samy's Pile of Stories. A business
(28:09):
expert shared a secret for being the most interesting person
at a party, and pretty much in a nutshell, it's
don't talk about yourself, and he gave three tips for that.
First of all, you got to be intensely curious, like
show that you are genuinely fascinated by what someone is
telling you, and ask smart follow up questions. You know,
you can have an entire conversation with someone and then
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the conversation's over and they go away and go, wow,
that person's a really good talk at a really good communicator.
We really shared a lot. And you can do that
by just asking questions about them and never say anything
about yourself. But because when they're answering all these questions
about themselves, they don't feel like it's very them. They
feel like they're just talking. And so if I'm at
Eddie the first time and I was like, I really
want to impress Eddie, I'm like, hey, man, what about
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this time about your kids? You would leave me go
a man, Bob is a good good We had a
good talk and that's how to do it. And I
just talked about myself the whole time. Yeah, what else?
Being a good listener. So when you're asking questions, make
sure you listen to them talking about themselves. And when
they're able to do that, it triggers something in them
that's the same as if they were to get food
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or money. It's like in their brain. And if you're looking,
you can compliment folks and you can ask them a
lot of questions about themselves and they will like you more.
Which the third thing is ask interesting questions. So instead
of small talk, you might say like, I don't know,
what's something on your bucket list? To impress someone, well, counterintuitive,
you don't have to go look at all that I've done,
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they'd like to share with you cool stories. You just
go what have you done? How did you do it?
I'm so amazed by that, like it's wow, that's how
to do it. But then you're new small talk, don't
party trick, But that's a small talk so much party.
If I go to party, I know I got to
talk to people. And also I don't go to parties.
So let's just back that up. Parties. Okay, back it up.
But if you're in a conversation with someone and the
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small talk is over. If I meet someone and we're
in a place in the small talk and I've run
out of things to say, I say, well, I guess
we've said it all. Huh. I'm gonna keep on moving.
And they like that. It's it's a bit awkward, but
it's it's been well received, mostly because I don't see
how they receive it. I'm onto the next. What Else?
A new seasoning blend that makes everything taste like Snickers
(30:19):
is being rolled out to stores nationwide this month. The
Mars Candy Company partnered with a condiment brand, and each
jar is filled with around seven ounces of Snickers in
powder form. How do you snort it? Though, well you could.
It's in but Snickers. Like you, in order to get
Snickers powder, you would have to put it in a
(30:41):
food processor yourself. This is you get snort it. You
can put it in any hole, I guess, but I'm
saying I thought it was like something where you snort Snickers,
and I was like, that's weird. Okay, Well you can
sprinkle it on ice cream, milkshakes, Snickers, Legit pancakes. Yeah, cookies,
which fun fact I just saw about cookies this morning.
Is the average person in each twenty one a month? Well,
(31:02):
I probably bring it up for you. Oh yeah, that's funny.
What else? People Magazine had an article about Bobby and
I mean, of course it was focusing on your show
Snake in the Grass that premiered this week, but really
it then got into how you've learned to be vulnerable
because of your relationship with your wife. I don't remember
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doing this interview. Oh no, not that I did. On
my Instagram, you can see a reel that I did.
I did fifty three interviews in one day as part
of what they call a satellite media tour. I don't
remember this interview specifically, but I did so many. I
don't know what I said, but I don't feel like
I said anything bad. No, you didn't vulnerable my wife. Yes,
(31:46):
I can get sad in front of heard, which I've
I've never really done with anybody in a personal situation before.
Which when you were taping Breaking Bobby Bones, you cried
every day every day. But I cried like this I hate.
I don't one of those swing up like cry like wine,
got it, okay, not like cry with tears in my eyes.
I didn't hate doing the show, but the stunts. Like
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when I was being a stunt person, literally I was
hurting so bad. After day one, I was like, why
do I do stupid show? Is my thing? Why do
I create a stupid show that hurts me? And I'm
like whining it myself. Okay, well, I'm glad you're here
to clarify before. And my wife's like, yeah, you created it,
so if you're gonna wine, keep it in this room,
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don't go whine out there. And I'm like, oh, so, yes,
that's what that means. Probably when you went to Costa
Rica for months to film Snake in the Grass, you
misled Caitlin in that I thought. I thought also it
was gonna be a bit more luxurious. Oh, and you
were like. I was like, yeah, it would be awesome.
Don't want to know. I didn't say any words. I went.
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She was like oh wow, um, yes. But it was
COVID time, so we had to stay in the same
hotel as every everybody, and it was a bad hotel
near the airport. So it was a really rough situation.
And then she got down there and she was like, well,
what do I do? There's nothing to even do. She
can't even going. We're near the air right at the airport.
So Mike, do you by the way misled him to
I said hey. I said hey, Miked. We got to
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the radio show and it was like well, and then
the People article ended with you talking about how you
used to think you're the son that Caitlin has led
you to the fact that you're a comment. Well, what
I said was before I married her, I was the
son in my life, meaning not the son s o
n like the sun and the solar system. I was like,
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I'm central, I'm a central figure in my life. Everything
else I'm it's all moving around me. Now it's like
I'm not the son, I'm not even a planet. I'm
like a comment because we got so, we got family,
her her family, we got all this dogs and you
know things. It's not just work. So I'm not the
central figure anymore. And it took that for me to
understand it ain't a Bobby verse anymore. Yeah, that's good,
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he went, Yeah, man, I would have never had that
thought in my head, like you're a little whatever you
call analogy. So sure, yeah, I mean I was like, dang,
that's deep, is it? Alright? I appreciate I'll send you
the article. Well, I'm just saying, like I meant something
like that. No, no, what I'm saying it wasn't really,
(34:19):
but I appreciate that. I'm weird and that's all all right. Amy. Well,
I was nervous when you said you had a story
about me. Um, it's weird to also have stories about
me and the pile. So I guess I'll just wrap
it up. Now that's my file. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good news. Bones. Have
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you ever heard of the superhero Siah Fire. Siah Fire
sounds like somebody that fights with fire with like two sides,
like side like the Ninja Turtles. No, that's very wrong.
But let me tell you about him. His name is
Messiah Brown. All right, he's seven years old and he's
not a real superhero. You tricked me, No, I tricked you.
Listen to this story. Yeah, he's visiting Sacramento, California with
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his family and they're at a pool and he's walking
around the side of the pool and he looks in
the deep end. He's like, there is something down there.
And the closer he gets, he realizes it's a baby.
What Hoddler is in the pool? So what does Messiah do?
He jumps in. He oh, actually he turned into Siah Fire.
The superhero, jumps in the pool, rescues the baby, pulls
him up, and then they call the fire department. They
show up and they do CPR on the baby on
(35:24):
the way to the hospital. The baby stabilizes, is in
stable condition. Is all because Messiah, who's a huge fan
of superheroes, became a superhero that day. The baby getting
water in a bay, yeah, I don't know. There's no
details on that, but the fact that Messiah noticed that
there was a baby in there and it was in
the deep end of the pool, that the window must
have been so small. After the baby to go in
(35:46):
and for him to wow. He seven years old, seven
years old, love superhero. In that day he became one,
all right. That's awesome. And his name is Messiah Brown, Yes,
aka Siah Fire. I like it. I like it all right.
That's what it's all about. That was telling me something good.
Welcome to Thursday show, Morning Studio Morning all right. Elder
versus millennial the trivia game between generations. The first questions
an elder question, they have their buzzers? Eddie buzs okay?
They sounds similar. Elder question, George, Jane, Judy and Elroy
(00:41):
are characters from what animated TV show about a futuristic
That is Morgan. That's incorrect? About a futuristic family Eddie
the Jetsons. Correct. I didn't know that. Good job. So
it's Eddie the oldest on our show versus Morgan number two,
the youngest on our show. Answering trivia questions about each
(01:02):
other's generation. Uh, Morgan, hold your buzzer up there to
the microphone. This is an old car horn, I think,
or a clown horn. Eddie's as me going Pepe poopoo people.
That was gonna be my sound, but well I didn't
change it, all right, Next up the millennial question. What
Canadian singer songwriter had this number one hit in two
(01:30):
thousand and two? Oregon? That's correct. I was gonna guess that, yeah,
Avril Levine alright. One to one elder question, what movie
rental store took off that? Eddie? I knew that I
(01:51):
had to get ahead of it. Give me a blockbuster. Correct.
In the nineteen eighties, Yes, yes, yes, your millennial question,
Duff and Chad Michael Murray started a movie to Morgan story. Correct.
My characters met at the school masquerade dance after starting
(02:12):
up an anonymous relationship online. He spends the movie trying
to figure out who she is. Great movie. What's the
name of the movie? It is a Cinderella story, Eddie. Yeah,
this nice question is in your category. Come on the elder.
Jennifer Gray was best known for her role in the
nineteen eighty seven Eddie the thirty Dancing Incorrect. In the
(02:38):
nineteen eighty seven film Dirty Dancing, What is the name
of Jennifer Gray's character ring is correct? That's why you
gotta what You never know what I want to do.
I want to premature poopa peepee. Dang it. Yeah, it's tough.
I shouldn't have, but I did premature bopp All right,
(03:03):
here we go. Last question, Eddie. You need this one? Yeah, Raymond,
if you hit the clip first of the song, I'm
not hitting booplepeep. Can you play more of that please? Okay?
The question is that's Katie Perry song. See that's all
I was gonna guess I kissed a girl. What flavor
(03:25):
was the chapstick? Morgan? Cherry cherry chapstick is right? And
there let's hear the Katie Perry clip. Dang, would you
have known that at all? No? I know a chance
I was gonna guess a raspberry. I have been hard
(03:47):
to sing rass Grassberry's also say it. We are raspberry
Harry right Oregan the chant thank you Morgan, There she is.
Those things are still a little shocking to me. Let's
open up the mailbag, get something we call hello, Bobby Bones.
(04:19):
I just found a new babysitter. She's an undergrad at
the University of Georgia and looks like she'll be able
to sit her all semester long, which is amazing. My
husband and I have two kids who are seven and nine.
We both work full time. She just babysat Frost for
the first time. Everything was a great except I found
a used wine glass in the dishwasher and about a
(04:41):
glass worth of wine missing from an open bottle. I
told her to help herself to anything. I didn't think
she'd help herself to a glass of wine. I asked
her about it. She didn't deny it. She said she
had it with her dinner. Do you think it's okay
for babysitters to have a glass of wine on the job?
Is this grounds for not allowing her to look after
my kids? Again? Signed Renee in Georgia. Interesting. Now, of
(05:05):
all the show members, I think Eddie, you probably use
sitters the most. Yeah, yeah, four kids. What do you think?
So the first time we got a sitter, I like,
we were leaving the sitter there with the kids and everything.
We're walking out the door and say, hey, there's beer
in the fridge, two if you want something, And she
kind of laughed like, uh, is he serious? My wife? First? No, No,
I was. I was dead serious. You were okay with
(05:27):
or knocking down a few? Yeah, But my wife goes nothing,
He's just joking. He's just joking. And then I walked away.
I'm like, no, you know what, I guess it's not
probably probably not a good idea for them to be
drinking on the job. But I say, if you put
them to bed and you're waiting there watching TV, have
a glass of wine, what's the problem. One glass? Don't
drink the whole bottle. What about our beer? One beer's
(05:47):
fine too, because what happens is when all the kids
go to bed, you know what the babysitter does, just
sits there and watch TV. Wait till, wait till the
parents get home. If the k gets up and it's
like I need help, Um, I can't breathe. But she's
like a oh yeah, that's why. Only one beer, one glass,
one beer. Okay, So you say it's okay, but with
the restriction correct lunchbox, you're probably next up in the
sitter world. What do you think I think it's fine
(06:10):
to have a glass of wine. Listen, I have a
beer when I'm with my kids, so why can't she
have a glass of wine when she's with my kids.
It's the same thing. I can't be a hypocrite and say, hey,
I'm allowed to drink while I'm around my kids, but
if you're gonna be there, no, don't drink. What's the
big deal glass of wine while she's having dinner? Go ahead,
pop a top any No, absolutely not. I think that
you can still have her continue to babysit for you,
(06:32):
especially if she's a good one. You've got her for
the rest of the year. But just set that boundary
of Hey, I would really rather we not drink while
you're you're here with the kids babysitting, Like, no, it's
unacceptable for a sitter to do that. Okay, here's the thing.
She's working. It's a job, can you guys, Pope of work,
you have to remove the It's at a home, so
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home things are allowed. She's working. Like when you look
at it like that, she's getting paid per hour, you
probably shouldn't be. Is it a big deal? Probably not.
But you can't really just drink on a job. That's
that's the real situation. And if you're watching someone else's kids,
you probably need to be at one hundred percent. Not
that a glass of wine is gonna make you thirty
percent less, but it could be. But it could affect something, right,
(07:16):
it could take the old edge off. You need all
edges when you're watching somebody's kids, you need all the edges.
So I'm gonna say, don't be mad, don't not hire her,
Just say well nothing. First of all, I would not
just have any acts. Don't mention the glass that you found. Now,
I would just not put any wine or anything and
just say to just have her watch the kids again,
don't leave anything where she can have it. Um, and
(07:37):
if you come back home and there are break hands
all over the place, then you have that talk. I
don't think it needs a talk. I think you can
still use her if you like what she did with
your kids and how she watched them. But just make
sure that she shouldn't have access to wine. But if
there's a big wine cabinet, then just say, hey, look,
do me a favor because sometimes when I drink a
glass of wine, I get a little so I'm just nervous.
That happens to everybody. So at least when you do
(07:59):
it this, would you not drink from my sake because
I'm gonna get nervous because this is what happens to me. Yeah,
that's put that on you. Yeah, and I feel like
she would, Oh cool, got it. The job. You can't
drink on the job. We can once a year, and
you guys get wasted on Saint Patrick's Day on this show.
We all ask, but that's it. She can only get
drunk on Saint Patrick's Day with her the kids, right,
one day? One day? All right, that's the mail bag.
Thank you, We've got your game. That was about the
(08:26):
amy sent me a video last night of Stevens and
her son playing football and not just because I don't
he went to a camp, but there were no pads
at the camp. Yeah, so he did camp last week
is like a tester to see if he even enjoyed
the game, because he never played and so it wasn't pads.
It was just something fun for kids to do. And
then he enjoyed it so much that he's like, I
want to sign up for the season. So we I
called the people or emailed and was like, hey, is
(08:49):
it too late to sign up? And the season has
started like real pads yea. By the way, Stevenson, his
early early years weren't Haiti, so he didn't grow up
with someone going American football baby. Yeah. Yeah, it's so
it's new to him. And he's also pretty small. He's
on the smaller side. Still don't know, and if that's
(09:10):
I have no idea his parents' size or anything, So
we don't know if he's going to grow but or
pump that he's enjoying football. It's just crazy because I've
never been a football on before. Have they hit each
other yet? I Mean, he's nervous about the tackling part.
But he hasn't really tackled. They more so run into
that thing that the coach holds up, the big black,
rectangle padded thing, and they are charge into that. But
(09:32):
that helmet of footbahammet is heavy. There was a video
of the Amy's Center of Stevenson running against another kid.
They were just doing sprints this conditioning. He's doing pretty good.
He's moving pretty quick. Yeah, quicker than I thought. He hated.
I hated getting hit played ball in my whole life.
I'll the way until I finished school. I hated getting
hit and I hated hitting people. I just wanted to
catch the ball and try not to get hit. So
(09:53):
what position do you get hit less on? Oh well,
let me till the positions. I played wide receiver, so
the less hitting is over there because you're just not
in the middle of it. And also I played defensive back,
and really you're just trying to catch the ball in
the air. You have to hit people occasionally, but I
really didn't, so I didn't start on defense. I'll be
honest with you. Whenever it was nickel and dime prevent
(10:15):
package I was in, I did not like to hit
the same thing. I did not like to be hit.
I could catch the ball pretty good and I could
run okay, but did not like to be hit. I
returned punts one game. Oh gosh, they're all trying to
hit you. And they were all trying to have me,
and you know what, the ball is in the air
and I said, I ain't for me. Moved off to
the side. We'll take it to the twenty. Yeah, ain't
for me. So I feel you can still love football.
(10:36):
It taught me so much discipline. It taught me how
to battle adversity because it's mostly adversity. It taught me
that I don't like to be hit. It taught me
a lot of things. I credit my high school football
coach with even being a father figure at times when
I did not have one. So football was a big
part of my life and a big part of who
I am today. So I'm very excited for him to
(10:57):
at least try it out and putting the pads on,
that big boy stuff. I know, it is so hot,
Like the hustle is real, and so I'm excited for that,
like for him to just be out there and like
the grit and the hard work, and then the teamwork too.
We only got rewarded with water back in the day.
I think now you get water whenever you want it.
Much of whims for an hour and a half and
(11:19):
they'd be like, I didn't like that. No water. Oh
come on. They'd be like, you know what you guys
did good? Go get you some water. That was like
the tree even though you needed it. Yeah, He's like,
you know what, you guys are good. You get sheltered
to that. Love it. Let me know how it goes.
I'll keep all posted. He'll have games on Saturdays. What
position here? Like this is week one team? Like they're
(11:42):
they're evaluating and assessing. I guess where they're going to
put people. Yeah. I try to get people low all
the time. With tra him in the ankles. They just
stepped over me. I was also very small. I didn't
grow I didn't grow into this large six foot one
sex symbol you see way later in life. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
let us know that. I love the video. You're saying
it's time for the good news. Sick Bobby in Beaver County, Pennsylvania,
(12:05):
US marine named Corey Weber heard the story of Katie,
who happened to live two miles away and also happened
to be dealing with a serious liver disease and she
had been dealing with it for over a decade. So
he heard about it. He was like, dang, sucks that
she has to deal with this, and so he learned
that you have to be a match, so he went
checked it out. Her blood type TYPO negative, his blood
(12:28):
type TYPO negative. I think you see where this is going.
So Corey stepped up and donated half as liver to Katie,
even though he had never met her. They went to
dinner July first they met, then had the procedure done
a few weeks later. As a mom of two teenagers,
now she can focus more attention on being a mom
instead of worrying about her own health. And the procedures
shouldn't affect Corey long term as it takes a while,
(12:51):
but the liver can regenerate and grow back to normal size,
so in just a few months he's going to be
good to go. He went through as a pretty difficult
process to go through. In his side of it, it's like,
if that's all it is for me to go through,
for her to have a really quality, happy life, like
that's awesome. So for being a marine and for also
be an awesome Corey. That's a crazy story. That's an
amazing story. I think hopefully you will inspire so many
(13:13):
that it's what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. Let's play four five thousand dollar all right,
time to play two truths in a line brought to
us by Snake in the Grass on USA Network. Please
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(13:36):
to forty nine. We need chatter, We need social media chatter.
When need eighteen to forty nine. We need overalls, not
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walk home, Amy from Idaho? Amy, good morning, How are you?
Good morning? How are you? You know? I'm pretty good,
but you never answered how are you? I know? I
(13:57):
am excited? Yeah? Like that good because you got a
chance on five. I'm bucked right here. What would you
do with five thousand dollars? Buy some hay and some
fencing material? Same? I did say if I was given ten,
I build fence in my yard for my dogs. So
Amy and I are basically the same here. Same so Amy,
you are part of the administrative staff at a local hospital, right, yes,
(14:18):
so I imagine things are a lot easier today than
they were one year ago, whenever everybody was so covidy. Yes, yeah,
good for you. Oh it's a little less stressful. Now
here's what's gonna happen. The show will give three statements
about themselves. However, two of the statements will be true.
One will be the lie. If you can nail the lie,
you will win the prize. Okay, okay, all you have
(14:40):
to do is pick out the lie. Are you ready
to listen and watch because we're talking to Amy on
zoom so she can see our faces. Amy, are you ready? Yes,
here we go. Statement number one is from that guy
over there lunchbox. Every morning, my alarm clock goes off
at four am for this job that I have to
be up for, and most people rely on coffee to
(15:02):
wake him up in the morning. But even though I
get up super early, coffee has never entered my body.
Weird way to say it, like you've never drank coffee.
I have never consumed a sip of coffee in my line,
I hear you, I just a weird way to say it.
Coffy's never entered my body anywhere? Bones, okay, okay, of
(15:23):
all the holes in all the world. Coffy's never entered
any among me. Okay, lunchbox says no coffee for him ever.
Next up, Amy, this is really weird, but my grandpa
died the same day that I was born, same hospital,
(15:44):
just a different part of it. But on my birth
certificate there's a time that I was born, and then
on his death certificate, same time. Okay, there you go,
thank you. Next up, me, I wanted a dumb segment
on April fools Day. I got on the air. I
(16:05):
made a fake casting announcement for a justin Timberlake music video.
I said, hey, girls, show up. Girls showed up at
the station for a chance to be in the music video.
But there was no videos. So we took picture everybody
and put them on the website. Said April Fools, we
got you, and then I got suited. All right, there
you go. Those are your three scenarios, your three stories, Amy,
(16:29):
and Idaho. You heard all three of them. I'm not
asking for an answer right now, but just your general
thoughts overall. Any of them stick out to you as
for sure that one's true? Um, yours you think for sure?
Mine is true? About April fools Day and the scenario
there well, maybe I'm not for sure. Are you putting
it over in the true pile though? Are you locking
(16:49):
it in as true? Yes, okay, she's locked her in.
She can't reverse out of this now. But you think
I did a dumb stunt on April Fool's Day and
it got me sued, Well, yes, that's true. Who there's more.
(17:11):
There's a little more to the story to that that
I actually got on the air before it and said, hey,
I'm gonna do this thing. I'm gonna lie and say
it was a dumb bit. I was like twenty four,
twenty five, no, maybe younger than that, twenty two. I
was like, it's a dumbit. I'm gonna do it on
the air. I'm gonna say that. Everybody that comes up here,
we're gonna laugh at But I told the audience I
was about its stupid. But I did it, and then
we got sued, and there you go, Christmas, that was true.
(17:33):
It is a long time ago. I'm much smarter now,
am I don't even know what happened. Yeah it was.
It wasn't like one of I've got some really good
stories like that, but that that would happened, and it's
like a c story. All right, we got two stories.
You're trying to find a lie here. So Lunchbox says,
coffee's never entered him, never anywhere, never entered my body.
(17:57):
And Amy says she was born the same time grandfather died,
same same situation there, Amy and Idaho. Which one do
you think for five thousand dollars is the lie? I
think Amy is the liar. Why do you think that?
I don't know, just lynch Box not ever drinking coffee
(18:20):
sounds unreal. It sounds unreal. But do you still think
Amy is the liar? Yes? Okay, I like it. I
don't know how she got there. I liked it. That's
how she Hey, we're on a path. We all go
on different paths to get places. But she says Amy
is the liar, and you are locked in Amy and Idaho. Yes, okay,
(18:41):
lock her in for five thousand dollars. Which, by the way,
can you spot a liar? USA's new competition reality show,
A Snake in the Grass gives four contestants a chance
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I beg of you, I plead of you to watch.
All right, she's locked in Amy as the liar. Amy,
are you telling the truth? Well, it's actually that both
my grandpa's died before I was born. Amy is a liar.
(19:31):
Thousand dollars? Whoa Amy? And Idaho? You just want five
thousand dollars? How do you feel right now? I feel good? Oh?
I feel so good? Oh wow? I mean that's so much. Hey,
you possibly have dang? Okay, So Amy, you want five
(19:52):
thousand dollars? First off, congratulations, What a way to start
a day. Secondly, you're gonna come back on Monday and
you're gonna compete for thirty five thousand dollars more? How
about that? That's awesome? How about that? How about that?
All right? Amy? Well, I have your five thousand dollars
and I can't hear you. That's okay? Who cares you
(20:13):
want five thousand dollars? We're losers compared to you. I
don't want to hear us. All right? There she is
Ammy as our winners. You can't hear us, so we'll
get out of here. A word her that money. That's
a pretty personal question, and I'll ask Raymundo, our audio producer, Ry.
I know you guys are thinking about a surrogate when
you have kids because your wife battle breast cancer for
(20:35):
a long time. Yes, and those conditions have created that scenario, right,
So what's happening? So, yeah, you just wait until that
five year march. She's up four years now, and then
I will create the what is the embryo right now,
it's just the egg. So the eggs are where they're
in Vanderbilt Fertility Clinic. They store it for US five
(20:55):
hundred a year. Pretty good options. So we have twenty
three eggs five hundred bucks a year. So that's yeah.
So she's able to have kids into her forties fifties
through a through surrogacy. So if the eggs are there,
then you put your half on it. Yeah, and then
that's when it happened, correct, So your half's not there.
I can do that whenever. I mean, if I got
(21:15):
a free afternoon, I can swim by. Oh my gosh,
is that really what it is? Yeah? It really is. Yeah,
do you go by could you go by now or
are you waiting? You literally waiting for a specific time
to go so they can do it right then. I
believe they told us that when we have a surrogate,
then that's really when we start the process. There's no
real reason to do embryo style now because I think
that costs more. I'm gonna give you a little headline here.
(21:36):
I just saw embryos can be listed as dependents on
tax returns, not eggs embryos. So, yeah, elevate the game. Yeah, so,
I mean that's almost worth it. Then get twenty three
dollars or you know, twenty three whatever they get, twenty three,
whatever they get, you would have twenty three embryos. Well
I don't okay, would you make them all into embryos?
(21:58):
I don't really know. I mean, because then you could
potentially twenty three kids at the exact as. Absolutely be
ready for that. It'll be fun though. So Georgia taxpayers
can now list embryos is dependence on their tax returns.
In the news released Monday, George's part of the revenue
said that would begin to recognize Um, so I was
thinking about that for you. That's cool. I'm gonna remember
that for the taxes next year. I don't know that
(22:19):
it's a red I don't, but anyway, I just thought
I just saw this and wondered what was happening with
you guys. Yeah, so another year is when you guess
will probably start yep, And that is from the Guardian.
All right, good news, free donuts bad news. I don't
think it's bad news, but you guys will mustard donuts.
Oh that's so gross. I actually think a mustard donut
sounds awesome, and most of these I am disgusted about.
(22:41):
I love mustard so much. I think a mustard donut
would be It's mustard and sweetbread gross least favorite condiment.
Mustard on sweetbread would be amazing. For National Mustard Day
this Saturday, French is given away mustard flavored donuts. They
will sell out fast. I would love for somebody to
grab some of these for me. It's at nine eastern
(23:02):
at do donuts dot com. I say, for me, can
I'll forget on Saturday. I'll forget if it ain't on Saturday,
if I ain't working, and also I'll try to sleep
past nine on Saturdays if possible. But nine eastern eighth
Central mustard donuts. I'm a yes, Amy, no lunchbox, no chance,
Eddie hard no Morgan. Yeah, I would you like Musia? Yeah?
(23:24):
Like mustard. I like honey mustard. I love all the
must all mustard on a steak if it's all I got,
that's fine, salty, but on a donut due. There's a
ten three two one formula for a perfect night's sleep.
They say, here you go ten three two one. Remember
that ten three two one. The formula says it's all
about work, schedules, caffeine, etc. So let's start with this.
(23:49):
The formula says has to go at least ten hours
before bed that we have no caffeine. Okay, so those
cut off caffeine once you hit that mark. So that's
just coffee and coke. I think a bit. It's you're
predicting your bedtime. But almost it's like you can't go
to bed until a certain time, at least at least
ten hours. Okay, do you understand that? Yeah, so the
last caffeine you have you have to go ten hours.
(24:10):
You can have a coke for lunch if you go
to bed by ten for lunch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's
also about when to eat so you have to move
your meal times forward three hours before bed. So ten
hours caffeine, three hours food before bed. Okay with that? Yeah,
the two is no stressful work two hours before bed.
(24:35):
You can do that. All these are except the caffeine.
All these I would know. I could never. And then
number one is of tech devices an hour before bed
one hour. I like, this reminder is a terrible plan.
I'll do ten. You guys can do three two one.
We'll see you don't. You don't do caffeine, no, I
mean I do it in the morning a little bit sometimes,
(24:56):
So that's not a problem to like, No, not at all.
I don't even I don't even want to drink espresso
maybe in a like a shot inside of a t
once a week. You were doing like water with caffeine though, right,
a caffeine type thing. Yeah, so that would be where
it would come from. Mostly it's like a supplement for
working out exercise. Um, but yeah, I'm good. I don't
need caffeine. Really. You'd struggle with that phone though? Before bed? Yeah,
(25:18):
I wake up and I think I wake up and
do SUP on my phone. I sleep phone. So there
you go. You want good sleep ten hours stay off
caffeine three hours. Can you remember three hours? Oh yeah,
go to two hours? Stress work work, dress work. Well,
you guys, dress me out right now number one. Okay,
(25:39):
it's not a game, but there you go. We got it.
Thank you. Here's a voicemail from Lanta and Little Rock, Arkansas.
I just wanted to tell you that I was stuck
in traffic this morning for over an hour because of
a wreck and I was sitting there laughing the whole
time because I was listening to your show and I
felt so bad. Are all the other people that were grumpy?
(26:02):
And I was just like, yes, can't this please be
delayed a little bit longer so I get to listen
to more of your show. So thank you all for
all that you do, for making my drive to work
every morning so enjoyable. Y'all are the best and I'll
help you have a great day. Appreciate that call, and
not just for feeling that way because we love that,
but that you would call and lead that voicemail. It
(26:22):
does make us feel real good. Thank you very much.
Here's Cody from Georgia. My mom and I or big
fans of the show. We were watching Generation Gap on
TV tonight and they totally stole your bit. Elder's versus
millennial Jersey is way better. I appreciate that voice my list, right,
that's true. I feel that way. I don't know that's accurate,
(26:43):
but I feel that way. You do this bet for
so long, and I know they said they got it
from another show. Yeah, okay, or you're doing it whatever, whatever.
I had ten thousand thoughts in my mind. I'm trying
to talk them all down down all right, Ray, let's
play one more. Let's play. Kim from Delaware. Hey, good morning, Bobby,
(27:04):
Good morning studio. I want to thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you for my Stanley book. I love it.
It's beautifully written and illustrated. It will go with me
when I go. It'll go in the box. So not
playing on that happening soon now, but thank you so much.
I enjoy it, enjoy the show, keep it going, and
(27:25):
looking forward to years naked. Nick Grass definitely be watching it.
Did she say you're gonna die with the book? Yeah,
it's going in the box. I think that means casket.
She's pretty healthy as a doctor myself, I can tell
a lot from someone's voice. I think she's got a
while to go. It's an interesting pig to take this
book with you in the casket. I mean, I'm not
gonna do that, but I appreciate that. Yeah, Stanley the
(27:46):
Dog the first day at school. It's for kids going
to school for the first day or the first time.
You guys can get it. Get on Amazon. Please to
be awesome. All right, that's that. On the voicemails, we
appreciate you. If you want to call eight seven seven
seventy seven Bobby eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby and
leaves a voicemail, you're Samy's Pile of Stories. A business
(28:09):
expert shared a secret for being the most interesting person
at a party, and pretty much in a nutshell, it's
don't talk about yourself, and he gave three tips for that.
First of all, you got to be intensely curious, like
show that you are genuinely fascinated by what someone is
telling you, and ask smart follow up questions. You know,
you can have an entire conversation with someone and then
(28:32):
the conversation's over and they go away and go, wow,
that person's a really good talk at a really good communicator.
We really shared a lot. And you can do that
by just asking questions about them and never say anything
about yourself. But because when they're answering all these questions
about themselves, they don't feel like it's very them. They
feel like they're just talking. And so if I'm at
Eddie the first time and I was like, I really
want to impress Eddie, I'm like, hey, man, what about
(28:53):
this time about your kids? You would leave me go
a man, Bob is a good good We had a
good talk and that's how to do it. And I
just talked about myself the whole time. Yeah, what else?
Being a good listener. So when you're asking questions, make
sure you listen to them talking about themselves. And when
they're able to do that, it triggers something in them
that's the same as if they were to get food
(29:14):
or money. It's like in their brain. And if you're looking,
you can compliment folks and you can ask them a
lot of questions about themselves and they will like you more.
Which the third thing is ask interesting questions. So instead
of small talk, you might say like, I don't know,
what's something on your bucket list? To impress someone, well, counterintuitive,
you don't have to go look at all that I've done,
(29:35):
they'd like to share with you cool stories. You just
go what have you done? How did you do it?
I'm so amazed by that, like it's wow, that's how
to do it. But then you're new small talk, don't
party trick, But that's a small talk so much party.
If I go to party, I know I got to
talk to people. And also I don't go to parties.
So let's just back that up. Parties. Okay, back it up.
But if you're in a conversation with someone and the
(29:56):
small talk is over. If I meet someone and we're
in a place in the small talk and I've run
out of things to say, I say, well, I guess
we've said it all. Huh. I'm gonna keep on moving.
And they like that. It's it's a bit awkward, but
it's it's been well received, mostly because I don't see
how they receive it. I'm onto the next. What Else?
A new seasoning blend that makes everything taste like Snickers
(30:19):
is being rolled out to stores nationwide this month. The
Mars Candy Company partnered with a condiment brand, and each
jar is filled with around seven ounces of Snickers in
powder form. How do you snort it? Though, well you could.
It's in but Snickers. Like you, in order to get
Snickers powder, you would have to put it in a
(30:41):
food processor yourself. This is you get snort it. You
can put it in any hole, I guess, but I'm
saying I thought it was like something where you snort Snickers,
and I was like, that's weird. Okay, Well you can
sprinkle it on ice cream, milkshakes, Snickers, Legit pancakes. Yeah, cookies,
which fun fact I just saw about cookies this morning.
Is the average person in each twenty one a month? Well,
(31:02):
I probably bring it up for you. Oh yeah, that's funny.
What else? People Magazine had an article about Bobby and
I mean, of course it was focusing on your show
Snake in the Grass that premiered this week, but really
it then got into how you've learned to be vulnerable
because of your relationship with your wife. I don't remember
(31:24):
doing this interview. Oh no, not that I did. On
my Instagram, you can see a reel that I did.
I did fifty three interviews in one day as part
of what they call a satellite media tour. I don't
remember this interview specifically, but I did so many. I
don't know what I said, but I don't feel like
I said anything bad. No, you didn't vulnerable my wife. Yes,
(31:46):
I can get sad in front of heard, which I've
I've never really done with anybody in a personal situation before.
Which when you were taping Breaking Bobby Bones, you cried
every day every day. But I cried like this I hate.
I don't one of those swing up like cry like wine,
got it, okay, not like cry with tears in my eyes.
I didn't hate doing the show, but the stunts. Like
(32:06):
when I was being a stunt person, literally I was
hurting so bad. After day one, I was like, why
do I do stupid show? Is my thing? Why do
I create a stupid show that hurts me? And I'm
like whining it myself. Okay, well, I'm glad you're here
to clarify before. And my wife's like, yeah, you created it,
so if you're gonna wine, keep it in this room,
(32:28):
don't go whine out there. And I'm like, oh, so, yes,
that's what that means. Probably when you went to Costa
Rica for months to film Snake in the Grass, you
misled Caitlin in that I thought. I thought also it
was gonna be a bit more luxurious. Oh, and you
were like. I was like, yeah, it would be awesome.
Don't want to know. I didn't say any words. I went.
(32:54):
She was like oh wow, um, yes. But it was
COVID time, so we had to stay in the same
hotel as every everybody, and it was a bad hotel
near the airport. So it was a really rough situation.
And then she got down there and she was like, well,
what do I do? There's nothing to even do. She
can't even going. We're near the air right at the airport.
So Mike, do you by the way misled him to
I said hey. I said hey, Miked. We got to
(33:15):
the radio show and it was like well, and then
the People article ended with you talking about how you
used to think you're the son that Caitlin has led
you to the fact that you're a comment. Well, what
I said was before I married her, I was the
son in my life, meaning not the son s o
n like the sun and the solar system. I was like,
(33:37):
I'm central, I'm a central figure in my life. Everything
else I'm it's all moving around me. Now it's like
I'm not the son, I'm not even a planet. I'm
like a comment because we got so, we got family,
her her family, we got all this dogs and you
know things. It's not just work. So I'm not the
central figure anymore. And it took that for me to
understand it ain't a Bobby verse anymore. Yeah, that's good,
(33:59):
he went, Yeah, man, I would have never had that
thought in my head, like you're a little whatever you
call analogy. So sure, yeah, I mean I was like, dang,
that's deep, is it? Alright? I appreciate I'll send you
the article. Well, I'm just saying, like I meant something
like that. No, no, what I'm saying it wasn't really,
(34:19):
but I appreciate that. I'm weird and that's all all right. Amy. Well,
I was nervous when you said you had a story
about me. Um, it's weird to also have stories about
me and the pile. So I guess I'll just wrap
it up. Now that's my file. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good news. Bones. Have
(34:42):
you ever heard of the superhero Siah Fire. Siah Fire
sounds like somebody that fights with fire with like two sides,
like side like the Ninja Turtles. No, that's very wrong.
But let me tell you about him. His name is
Messiah Brown. All right, he's seven years old and he's
not a real superhero. You tricked me, No, I tricked you.
Listen to this story. Yeah, he's visiting Sacramento, California with
(35:02):
his family and they're at a pool and he's walking
around the side of the pool and he looks in
the deep end. He's like, there is something down there.
And the closer he gets, he realizes it's a baby.
What Hoddler is in the pool? So what does Messiah do?
He jumps in. He oh, actually he turned into Siah Fire.
The superhero, jumps in the pool, rescues the baby, pulls
him up, and then they call the fire department. They
show up and they do CPR on the baby on
(35:24):
the way to the hospital. The baby stabilizes, is in
stable condition. Is all because Messiah, who's a huge fan
of superheroes, became a superhero that day. The baby getting
water in a bay, yeah, I don't know. There's no
details on that, but the fact that Messiah noticed that
there was a baby in there and it was in
the deep end of the pool, that the window must
have been so small. After the baby to go in
(35:46):
and for him to wow. He seven years old, seven
years old, love superhero. In that day he became one,
all right. That's awesome. And his name is Messiah Brown, Yes,
aka Siah Fire. I like it. I like it all right.
That's what it's all about. That was telling me something good.
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