(Thurs Full) 2 Truths and A Lie + Lunchbox’s Belated Birthday Present from Abby + What Brad Paisley Song We Would Buy

Listener Grace takes her show at finding the liar in 2 Truths and a Lie. Abby delivered a belated birthday present to Lunchbox. Lunchbox also submits a story about a 51-year old grandma that he thought was worthy as one of Bobby’s Big News stories. Brad Paisley has reportedly sold his music catalog for $25 million dollars. We talked about what song of his we would purchase.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to Thursday Show Morning Studio Morning. I'm in the
middle now of well, it's been like three months, but
I'm in the middle of trying to figure out who's
been texting me, and not in a creepy way, because

(00:21):
I guess I know them, but I won't ask who
they are. Just comes from a number I don't have
a name assigned to. And they're like, hey, how you been.
You don't ask that to somebody if you don't know
how they were before. And I'm like, good, yeah, what's
up man, just checking in on you? And then I
got real sick and they were like, how's that going?
And I'm like, whoa who is this person? So I've
been doing context clues and like, I have the area code,
so I searched it, but that doesn't matter as much anymore. No,

(00:43):
they could be from there. So it has been since
July twenty eighth, so it has been since May thirteenth
that I've been having this conversation. Wait, like, what do
y'all talk about other than just sounds pretty vague? Yeah, like,
how are you getting clues? Well, I'm closed by going,
well how about that? Can you tell me more? Okay,

(01:03):
it's stuff like that. I didn't. I can't figure out
who it is, and I don't want to give up,
and mostly I would just who cares, But I'm so
invested in figuring out who this is. The other day
I got one from an unknown number and it was
a kid going hey, by Bones, I'm a big fan,
and I thought, how I did this kid get my number?
And then I got a mess like fifteen minutes later,
he goes, hey, I saw this kid at the game

(01:25):
and he came up to me and said he was
a huge fan of yours. And now I'm like, all right,
well who's this? Well who are you? And so I
started tracking it back and I think at this point
it's Big d from our afternoon show. Locally. Oh yeah,
he's a new team sorry Wayne Day, Yeah, I think,
but it's like a Wisconsin or Minnesota area code. He's

(01:45):
not from there, that is who that is. Yeah, he's
originally from Minnesota. That's okay, that's the new one. Yeah, okay,
that's the new one. But there's one for three months
that I cannot figure out who it is. It's either
Garth or like a second cousin I haven't see in
the long time. One of the two, but I'm like
three months to invest it in. But I Am not
going to give up on this one. I hope everybody's good.
I want to go over and talk to Jenna, who

(02:06):
is on the phone right now. Hey, Bobby, how are you?
We're doing pretty good? What can we do for you?
So I am here with my little brother Derek and
the rest of my family. We are actually pulling into
the Saint Louis Airport right now. We are headed to
Nashville for Summer Slam this weekend, which is the big
WWE events that in Nashville this weekend. We are TikTokers

(02:30):
and Derek is a big WWE fan and I am
a big Bobby Bone show fan. And we are actually
coming to Summer Slam in Nashville with Cricket Wireless through
TikTok We're gonna be making content, having fun. And I
love the show. And I know you're you watched wrestling
when you were younger, and I just kind of wanted

(02:50):
to call and say hi and say for you. Soon,
I feel like I recognize Hey, can ask? I feel
like I know her? Do you have millions of followers?
It's called Baker bands her we have to point nine
million followers. I know this is wow. Yeah, I watched
their videos a lot. I'm gonna get on TikTok real quick,
hold on Baker banter right, yes, okay, hold on a second.
B A k E R. Yeah, you guys are You're

(03:14):
very funny. You guys do really good on TikTok. And so,
if I'm correct here, you follow a lot of your
brother's hygiens. Right, yes, so our TikTok account. Derek is
twenty five, he has Down syndromes, and basically our TikTok
handle it's just a positive, family friendly, funny, sassy depiction

(03:38):
of what adult with Down syndrome's life and his family
life looks like. Yes, it's awesome. It's an awesome account.
So cool. Yeah, when you said that, I was like,
I feel like I know you. So I started to think,
did I like hang out with her in high school?
But no, I follow on TikTok. So you feel like
you know these people, these people she's on the phone.
You feel like you know these people even though you've
probably never really met them or spent time with them. Well, hey,

(04:00):
I hope you guys have an awesome time in town
and keep doing the good work and keep it super
positive on TikTok. And tell your little brother I said, hello,
I'm right here, Bob. All right, buddy, Hey, who's your
favorite wrestler live Morges, my dapies, Derek. Tell Bobby who
you saw at WrestleMania. Yeah, that's awesome. Okay, yeah that
now we're talking. Now we're getting back into my where

(04:22):
I got out. Well, listen, Hope you guys have an
awesome time Jenna. Thank you for calling, and keep up
the good work on TikTok. Hope you guys have just
the greatest time at at at SummerSlam, right SummerSlam. Yeah, yeah,
Summer Slam. It's a bridge stone. All right, good, good
to talk to you guys. Be safe, Okay, Bobby, all right,
see you later. I knew I recognized her from somewhere. Yes,

(04:43):
you think they're rich, like I was saying, like if
they're flying to this, like it's just a ticket from
the airport. Oh and they threw out a sponsor there,
so their sponsors probably paying for it. Yeah rich, No,
but are they making a little money off TikTok? Probably?
But I mean, how great. Why don't sponsors like fly
us to places like oh here, come go cover this,
go cover that. I mean, she's are you sad? Yeah? Yeah,

(05:05):
I'm sorry, buddy, It's time to open up the mail
bag to get something we call hear hello, Bobby Bones.
So I went on a first date recently. It was
a short coffee date that went really well, so we

(05:26):
set up a real date for the following night. I
offered to pick her up, but she said she'd meet
me at the restaurant. Well, I sat there for an hour,
I waited for her to show up. I texted her
several times. She never answered, so I left and I
went home. I got a call from her the next morning,
and she said she passed out after work and slept
right through to the morning. She apologized several times, but

(05:49):
I still feel weird about it. She's insisting I give
her another chance. What do you think I should do?
Is she a total flake? Or was this just an oversight?
Signed t J. Yeah, that stinks. I've been in similar situations,
but mostly I never heard from them again. Period gives
you stand up, and I wouldn't even get that story.
You know, I always believe in giving people a second chance. Yes,

(06:10):
So I do think you should give her a shot, however,
or you don't just pass out if you're really excited
about a date. But what if you're really, really teddy,
you're really tired, you text and go, hey, I'm not
gonna be able to make it. You don't just pass out.
If you're super excited about a date. And she did
and that happened, I would give her another shot. But
I give her a shot with one eye open watching

(06:31):
everything she did to see if she's suspicious at all.
Do you think she lied or she told the truth
about passing out. She probably told the truth. But again,
if you're super excited and you're focused on this date,
you at least let them know or you just don't
pass out. That's a thing. Morgan, you're the dating world.
What do you think about this? Yeah, I mean definitely,
if I was excited about a date, I would not

(06:53):
have had that excuse. I would make it work. Or
I would say, hey, I'm really tired, like I can't
do this today, let's do it tomorrow, and I would
take the initiative to reschedule. So, I mean, and if
you said that to me, I'd still be like, screw her.
But at least I wouldn't sat sit at a restaurant
for hours waiting. Yeah, I mean that definitely starts it
off on a really bad foot. You ever been stood up, Morgan,

(07:14):
straight up, not stood up? I've been ghosted. Never like
stood up on a date though, where you go somewhere
and they just don't come. Yeah, No, that's not happened.
Do you ever talked to somebody who thought was a
girl and then ends up being a dude in a
hotel and then it turns out in the news and
you're embarrassed? No one, Yeah, just a hypothetical situation. TJ.
Go out with her again, but just know that she

(07:37):
probably is not totally into you yet, and if she was,
she'd have made a priority to be there or let
you know. All right, good luck, and that's the mailbag
we got your that was about to clothe. I've been
doing a lot of interviews where people are asking me, hey,
what songs are good? Now? Tough question unless you expect it,

(08:02):
and so they're like, hey, what's so I just start
throwing off stuff that I listened to and I'm gonna
play a few of these. If you go to my playlist,
these are up here now. The first one is going
to be this song from David Morris, and it blew
up on TikTok and it's the George Straight song Karen
Your Love with Me, but it's sang by a woman
and it's used as a sample and then he kind
of country wraps over it and some people hate it

(08:25):
and some people love it. I actually think it's pretty
good if you get past the whole stampling a George
Straight song. But here you go. His name is David Morris,
and here is carrying your Love. Yeah, well we got
some meeting. Every day's a dream when I'm carrying your love. Women,

(08:54):
I'm gonna play this a little bit, But do you
think that's George Straight? Sped up? It can't be right. Oh,
I think that's a woman. I thought so too, But
don't I heard it? All right? Here's some more of it.
Have you ever been grant? Can you? Chasing Rules? Sixty six,
Riding Desert Town, Gray Laking Mound, Rush Mo, Chilling Time
Ten destinations, Girl, we can go to places you ain't
never dreamed. The bath from Up North and Down South,

(09:17):
Oce Satelline Half, when the Tide dies down, Getting married
on a beach, White sanding, white gown, blue skies and
white clouds. Tomorrow ain't promised star goddess right now. Yeah,
you know I'm down on rid girl. Yeah, for the
rest of my life. Girl. Yeah, well we got so

(09:38):
all I need and every day's a dream when I'm
carrying your love with me. I was watching some people
and they were like, ah, this is a new song,
new what is this Carring your Love? And I'm like, well,
let me explain it to you. So but yeah, he's
a cowboy, David Morris says, so you can check it out.
That's just called carrying your Love. Because if you're listening,

(10:01):
you either love that or you hate that. There's really
no middle ground for that. I started not liking it,
and then after I heard more, I'm like, this is
pretty good. I thought it was weird at first, because again,
most of my new music now it comes from my wife,
who gets her music from TikTok for the most part.
And she was like, have you heard the song? And
I brought it up and I was like, oh hey,
I like yeah, I just did yeah, same thing, David Morris,

(10:24):
carrying your Love. Here's a guy that we had on
our show, and this song is so good. I just
wish radio would gi him a shot. Here. This is
from George Burge. It's called mind on You. I got
my mind on my mind you got these foulis on
the fool Lane weekod through the Night, Get you right
in my head on my list good. I'm looking on

(10:46):
these gus back dam jeans, on your hands down. I've
been like you do. I got my hands in my eyes,
in my mind on you, I got my mind on you,
I got my mind on So he told us a
story where he wrote that, and Jason Aldean said, I'd
like to cut that, like to make that a song.
And so when George was convinced to be an artist

(11:08):
again by Clay Walker, he called Jason. I was I
can have the song back, and Jason was nice enough
to give it back to him. But Aldane thought it
was a good enough song that he would also record it.
But that is called mind on You from George Burge,
and I give you number one. And this song started
off as this guy Noah Can just playing the chorus
on TikTok and he didn't have the whole song written.
He just played the hook what they called the hook

(11:29):
the chorus and everybody kept going like, finish the song,
finish the song, and he didn't forever. He did during
the pandemic, and then finally he finished a song. And
it's so massive that other artists are now one due
editing him, like big artists are going, wow, this is
such a great song. And if you've been in the
car with my wife and I, which Eddie has, we
sing the song at the top of our lungs. It's
called stick Season. And here is the chorus, Burma, but

(11:53):
it's the season of the sticks. Now socker, mom, she
forgot that I exist half my fault, but I just
start to play the victim. I drenk how goodhol till
my friends come home for Christmas? Sit out, dreamy schno
song they not have but didn't not lose. Now you're

(12:16):
tired attraction money, dare the shoes and ump and half?
That'll have to do? So I thought, did it fat?
So that's no okay? Hand It kind of sounds like
Mumford and Sons. Yeah meets meets the grand Ole Opry. Yeah,

(12:37):
I hear that meets you know what you said, But
it's no okay hand stick Season. If you want to
check that out, let me tell you something. Lunchbox was
bobbing his head to that song. That was interesting and
he does not bob his head. You never bought you, bob.
Did you bust me bobbing? We busted you, bob, and
you never bob But that was pretty good. Wow, hit
that course again, right, But it's deceive. Another sticks and

(13:00):
a shock. Your mom she forgot that. I exist. Didn't
it half my fault? But I just start to play
the victim. I'll drink alcohol till my friends come home
for Christmas, sit out, dreamy schnado, shod may not have,
but I didn't not lose. Now your tired attraction one

(13:24):
shoeing him spinning half. That'll have to do. We got
a second bomb over there, I got a second we
got just played the song. Then we got two bombs
out of him. This never happens. Okay, Noah, Kahana is
his name? Bob at bombsht was the latest from Nashville
and Tullywood Morgan. Number two thirty second Skinny Shania Twains

(13:48):
and Netflix documentary Not Just a Girl came out this week,
and shan I also released an album featuring a collection
of all the songs in the documentary. Including a new
song called not just a Girl, I'm word case, I'm going.

(14:17):
The full lineup for the Cmafest TV special has been announced.
It includes Carrie Underwood, Jason Aldean, Luke, Brian and Moore,
hosted by Dirk Spentley and l King. The show airs
August third at eight seven pm Central Time on ABC.
A youth baseball team in Waverley, Tennessee won the state championship.
Morgan Wallen stepped up to pay for the new uniforms, travel, food,

(14:38):
and more so that the team could get to the
World Series in South Carolina. I'm Morgan, that's your skinny.
It's time for the good news lunchbox. Brian Walters is
a UPS driver in Washington. When he was making a
delivery and there was a commotion at this resort. He's
making a delivery. A seven year old girl have been

(15:00):
hold from the pool, was unresponsive. But what you don't
know about Brian not only does he deliver packages, he's
a volunteer firefighter. So boem, he comes over there, starts CPR,
brings the girl back to life. Oh pretty cool. Yeah,
what can brown do for you? Bring your package and
save your life? Was the UPS specifically, did you say

(15:20):
that or just ups? That's what I'm talking about. He
was in his what you know, his uniform for you. Yeah,
now they're just back in the day, kid. Back in
the day, kids, there was basically one delivery service other
than the mail. Now there's DHL ups X Amazon. It's
just so many people coming to the door. You don't

(15:41):
you don't know, fucking rob your you don't know. It
could be anybody, good story, lunchbox. What's his name again?
His name is Brian Walters. Brian Walters. Driver of the Year.
I mean it has to be Driver of the year.
You made that up. You gave him that, okay, and
he's got to get a reward right of what like?
I mean, I don't know, a couple nights stay at
the hotel, or he should be bump up to manager.
I mean, I don't think you get managerial positions because

(16:03):
you saved the life. May not be a good manager.
All right? Well, good John, Brian, good John, Brian. All right,
that's what it's all about. That was tell me something
good elder versus a millennial A trivia game for the generations. Eddie,
you're the donkey, that's right. So that's his buzzer. If
you hear the donkey, that's Eddie. If you hear the clownhorn,

(16:26):
that's Morgan. We just got buzzers. If we paid four
dollars for these, you would think a show that was
all over the country, even all over the world, would
have some sort of system, cool game show graphic. We
bought buzzers for four dollars that we have to put
up to the mic with our own money due by
the way, Okay, so elder versus millennial questions that Eddie
should know and then questions that Morgan should know based

(16:48):
on when they were born. Your first question is an
elder question. I'm gonna play this television clip. What you
talk talking about, Willis is a quote from what eighties
TV show? That would be Morgan Family Matters incorrect? Oh

(17:11):
my gosh, the donkey is Eddie? Eddie is? That's correct?
Donkey one clown to zero. Your next question a millennial question.
What Disney Channel show did the character beans Morgan? Even

(17:31):
Stevens is correct? Means appeared on the show, even Stevens.
I'm gonna play a song hook for you. Here is
the song spending thirteen weeks at number one, on the
Billboard Rock chart. That song right there called start Me Up?

(17:57):
Is by what band? Eddie? That is the Rolling Stones?
That is correct. Over to the millennial questions, I'm gonna
play you a hook of this two thousands song, the

(18:22):
debut single in the two thousands for this pop singer. Wow, Eddie,
that's actually Simpson. That's correct. I was a big fan.
That's good. That's good stuff, man, that's correct. Elder question.
This movie was the number one movie at the box

(18:44):
office on this date today in nineteen eighty eight. It's
about a tune hating detective who is a cartoon Rabbit's
only hope to prove his innocence when he's accused of
a murderer. Eddie can name the movie who framed Roger Rabbit? Correct?

(19:05):
Let's go Morgan? What two thousands movie? This is a
millennial question. Not Morgan, just Hardball Park? What two thousands movies?
Starring Reese Weatherspoon is about a young woman who must
return back to her home state to obtain a divorce. Oh,
that's tough. That it was tough. The clown got it

(19:25):
by a bit. That is correct? Anyone, I don't have
a score up? Yes, let's go. The donkey prevails and
he's a three zero. Do we like the buzzers? I
love the buzzers. I don't know if you guys like it.
I love hitting the buzzard. Okay, making sure it's what

(19:48):
you TBD and donkeys funny? Do we only have those
two micros? There are there holest of sounds? Oh we
can change that. Let me see why did you pick
donkey from me? From years? I want to see what
they are over hey me? I controller Oh no, you're okay, okay,
good rub So I can change it. Oh you were

(20:10):
a donk peepee poopoo peepee poopoo peepee poo poo. Then
if I hit it, that's not bad. I like that.
That sounds. Someone has to ring in. That's funny. So
we can do whatever we want and everybody can have
their own sound. Oh I'll do a different one. I'm
more mature one. Poopoo peepee poopoo peepee. Great? All right, well,

(20:35):
nice job, thank you. Okay, I'm feeling a little bit now.
That's good. Today is your day, Lunchbox. My day to
day is your day? What did I do? Breaking news?
Hit that clout? Lunchbox has his hands in the airs.
Ready for it? Ammy, it's your story to tell. Okay, Well, first,
I guess I'll just start off by saying, Lunchbox mentioned

(20:56):
the other day had this whole pitch called my sister
about being on her HGTV show called Building Roots. Yeah
tell me more so well, which said it that first,
Because Lunchbox told your sister that he had some news
about you. He DMed her and said, Hey, I have
a surprise for Amy. Can we talk? Send me your number,
he tricked, and then called her and said, Hey, my

(21:17):
house has problems. Can you fix it? Yeah? I got
the holes in my roof. And then while you're here,
I can read into a new kitchen. You know. Redo
the master lied to her, and then you I lied
to her when I slid into the DMS to get
her number. But it was all in a good positive way. Yeah,
and so wasn't. Anyway, my sister revealed to him, like, hey, Lunchbox,
we don't even know if we're getting a season two,

(21:38):
and honestly I don't know either. But what I do
know is I got an email from a producer that
hurt the segment. You got to make your own breaks
in Hollywood, people. This is what we do. This is
not Hollywood, but I get it. It's Colorado and Nashville.
But yes, you guys were saying it was bad to lie.

(21:58):
It is bad to lie. The go ahead, Flux. Don't
get ahead of yourself here because I don't know nobody.
So I just opened up my email and an executive
producer named Michelle emailed me and executive producer. That's huge
and a little back not just measley producer, executive producer

(22:18):
measly producers all the time. That money executive hits in
is real. Some backstory is, you know, similar to Lunchbox.
Like when I found out my sister and her husband
has shown HGTV, I'm like, well, I go stuff at
my house. I'd like to have done. So months ago,
we my sister was visiting and we were talking about
different things, like how cool would it be if, like,
you know, you'll did a project at my house in Nashville.
But I hadn't heard a pete nothing. Well, then Lunchbox

(22:40):
talks about it, and I guess the producer heard it
and this is the email that she sent. Oh yeah,
oh yeah, hi, Amy. I was cracking up laughing over
lunchboxes comments on the show, needing Ben and Christie's help
on his own home. I would like to pitch a
traveling Nashville episode of Building Roots Work. Yeah, come on,

(23:02):
I got the trailers and head out. He supposed to go,
featuring your home renovation and possibly lunchboxes home repair. If
you think he might truly be interested. I wasn't sure
if it was just quote radio talk. Are you truly interested?
Let's go, Let's start knocking down some walls. Move that

(23:22):
hell yeah? And so I guess with this, I mean,
I have no idea because I haven't replied, and I
don't know if with this pitch it would mean yeah,
I would just be like some weird, you know, one
off episode if they don't get season two or is
this only if they get season two? So we I
don't know, and I don't even know what to reply,
and my sister's out of the country. What do you
wanted to reply? Let's go, We're all in. Reply, let's go,

(23:45):
We're all in. Yeah, let's get some remodeling. Said that
I could connect you with her directly so she could
gage you want to be connected to tell let's go. Yeah,
I got I got at her surprise for Amy and
you guys thought I was crazy when I said a
special episode. You're like, oh my gosh, that's so stupid.
Lunchbox guys. I know how producers think. Listen to this.

(24:06):
They think this is great TV. What would you give
your house? Oh, I mean, fix the holes in the roof,
Redo the kitchen, put a nice screamed in back porch,
redo the master bath. Maybe add like a man cave.
I mean, we got all sorts of name. I don't know.
Add onto the back of the house, I don't know.
On top of it, where build a tree house for

(24:28):
the kids. Go We're like eight shows in one here.
Come on, because I saw one of their episodes they
put a slide from the back deck to the ground
for some kids. So build my kids something. Let's go.
How excited are you? One to ten? Ten? I mean,
this is great. This is how you make things happen.
I've been dreaming about this, about being on TV, being

(24:49):
in Hollywood, and it is starting to come true slowly.
And Shirley, didn't they do a remodeling show right next
to your house? One? Yeah, they did Property Brothers right
next door? And what do you think about that? Awesome? Oh? Jealous?
Like I was so mad at my neighbors. But they
were new neighbors. I didn't know them. Then they then
they bought the house. They got on the property, brother,
they get on it. They applied and then that's it.
They just come and they do all their house. Yeah,

(25:10):
and then that's his it, that's it. And then they
have a new house and they didn't get they weren't
able to live there. Why they did it. But I
can move somewhere while they do my house. Dah, this
is great. You know on these are are you? Are you?
Are you? Now? Will you say, hey, good job on
the lie? Like I'll never say a good job on
the lie. But here something you may not know. You know,

(25:32):
you have to pay for it, right, pay for what
They don't pay for everything. You have to pay for
your own They just do it on TV and give
you like the labor for free. You have to pay
for everything. Huh. Well, we can work something out. No,
there's no working it out. If is like trying to
get endorsements, Like I mean, you could try to work

(25:53):
something out, but I don't know how. I know exactly how,
Like hey, look, oh you know they did his kitchen
and they got their supplies it the R and B pot. No,
that's not how it works on the show. You can't
I can't show and you can't make deals for this
show because we have our sponsors, right, I mean, and
you have to pay on the show. You have to
pay for it yourself. The propulos acommend to pay for it,

(26:14):
all right, that's fun. Yeah, Oh so you're gonna pay
for the slide the man came the roof to be done. Yeah,
I think you probably scale back on what you have to.
He's like, I'll take some shingles, yeah, yeah, a little paint.
Do you still want them to come? Absolutely? Okay, come
on your desperation to be on TV? Will you past

(26:36):
you a lot of money? Yeah? You know, I'll make
it up on the back end of what tours tours
or people will see me and be like, oh man,
we need him for our show, you know what I'm saying. Like,
so it's an investment. It's an investment. You get on
like three hundred thousand dollars the investment. But but does
some of his insurance cover it? Because it's three damaged yourself.
I'll hit the bank. You go take out a loan

(26:58):
to be on the show. Absolutely. How you're saying, now,
you're gonna take out a loan to be on the show? Okay, okay.
Another thought that I had is that Lunchbox hasn't been
incredibly kind towards the show. It's not good and the
good at what they do, So why would he want
them to do his renovation? No, I said, they're not gonna.
Their renovations are cool, like they have a great minds,

(27:19):
but they're not very fun on TV. They come off
it's kind of boring and you fine, yeah, and that's
what I'm saying. Get me on there and I will
liven it up. Let's go, so reply to them. Let's go. Yeah,
I'm all in. I'll hack up the trailers and head
Outie Eddie still okay, Yeah, he's in. He's gonna take
a loan out to do it if they want to
do it. But I guess let him know one percent
take out a loan. That's smart business. Is it to

(27:41):
be on? You know what? I agree for you, buddy,
there is Lunchbox to be getting on one way, another
is getting on TV. They like it. Before I go
to bed at night, I will lay out my clothes
much like I did as a kid, because I want
to be able to get up and have it all
lined grab boom. But now it's just to make sure
that I don't wake my wife up. So I have
it all laid out, and the less time I'm in

(28:02):
the room daddling around, less chance that I wake her up,
digging for cloth, opening drawers, all that. So that's how
I save time. Amy's son has a time saving method
that's pretty funny. And I don't think I'm ready to
adopt this yet, but I do think for what is heine?
He's sturning twelve? O goodness, where are we going? We
get an old quick? Yeah? So what is his method?

(28:24):
He's starting to sleep in his clothes the night before
and I'm like, oh, why are you already dressed and
ready to go? And he's like, I'm looking to save
any minutes that I can in the morning. Oh, Larry,
I can't believe he's twelve. He will be Yeah, I's eleven, okay,
So still I can't believe he's eleven. August tenth, twelve
crazy all right? So that's next for me. Sleep in

(28:46):
my clothes so I don't wife up. I like it.
You's Amy's pile of stories. Three things that we believe
about drinking, and they're not true at all. We've always
heard beer before liquor, never been sicker, liquor before beer.
You're in the clear. You know that one we rhyme,
so we think it's true. Oh it is true. If
it rhymes, gotta be true. Yes, of course. Well it

(29:08):
turns out that's not true. It doesn't matter what order
you drink it in. It's just how much of each
thing that you drink. And I'm like, what, I've lived
by this my whole life. His eyes get real big.
Ye whoever wrote this is lying to us this article. Yes,
the rhyme is true, it's very we've I've lived by
it since I started drinking, and it is one accurate.

(29:28):
So because of your life adiantifically, Hey, one hundred percent true. Bones,
If I drink beer, like twelve beers and then I
take a shot, just say crazy night crazy, and then
you take a shot much and then you take your shot, bones,
you're done, like, go here, you're throwing up. No, but
you're going oh you're throwing up because you have twelve beers.
But if I had five shots and then had beer,

(29:51):
I'm in the clear. That's okay, telling you it's worked
my whole number two. Then again it boils down to
how much. Okay, so there's no much. There's no such
thing as breaking the seal. Like and I believe this too,
Like if I've been having any drinks and I've got
to go to the bathroom, I try to hold it
as long as I can, because I felt like, once
you go to the bathroom that you're going to have
to keep going. It's called breaking the seal. Crazy if

(30:16):
you go, like you hold it for three hours the
first time you go, you go ten minutes later than
twenty minutes. I mean, you go like five times the
next time. Breaking the seals a thing you all know
absolute Is it called that? Yes, never heard it before, okay,
but they say that. Listen, you're always going to have
to use the bathroom when your bladder is full, and
that is what it's happening drinking, so just go. No,
So you guys are arguing with science, and then that

(30:38):
third thing, hair of the dog won't help a hangover,
so you cannot drink it away. In fact, drinking the
next morning can make your hangover last longer. So you
have a hangover, you've been really drunk the night before,
you decide to hit it again the next morning. But
aren't you just getting re drunk to make the hangover
go away, not just adding to it, like you're just
getting drunk again of course, which makes the hangover go away. Yeah,

(31:00):
because you' getting drunk again. No, but it's not actually
making the hangover it all away, it's just making you
get drunk. It's an interesting angle. So how do y'all
fill that? That one? You agree or not agree? No,
I disagree with that one. So drink the hangar goes
away immediately. No, but the drunk comes that sen you
get to hangover the next day. It never ends. It's
a cycle that never ends. Yeah. An, So do you
struggle opening up like a pickle jar or jelly jar?
Mostly no, Sometimes if it's small, yes, Bigger jars I

(31:26):
do better with. But I don't really have the leverage
on small jars. I don't know they have the strongest hands.
I have a medium hands. But if I can't get
that small one open, I'll give it to kay Lynch Boom,
She'll just rip it right off. Well. New research out
found that weak hand grip strength is a signal that
there's more serious health issues like heart problems along issues,
and then even lower life expectancy. Well, probably because most

(31:48):
old people have weak hands. Yeah. Yeah, it has to
do with like muscle mass, and then the muscle strength
is proven to be fairly accurate as an indicator of
how long you're going to live. But you know what
I do. I bang it with the end of a
knife and then it helps loosen it up and I
so you can hit the bottom sometimes boom boom yea,
and you'll you'll hear that. You can also put under
hot water and so the heat will actually cause it

(32:11):
to be a little easier, but you have to open
it with like a paper towel because your hands wet.
You can't so slippery, this is slippery. Yeah, those are
two things. And then you can also do the knife thing.
But I've cut myself doing that. Zon do that one,
all right? What else? Kane Brown shared that he has
serious aspirations to become an actor, and he's actively working
with a Los Angeles agent to make this goal a reality.

(32:34):
He even auditioned for a new Grease movie. The film
has since stopped production, but he did get a callback
from his audition and he says, no matter what, even
if he gets rejected or anything, he's gonna not give up.
All the country stars are acting, or at least trying
to act. You know, we had Randy Howser on. He's
been in a few movies, you know, Cowboy movies mostly
John Party talked about he took acting classes. I think,

(32:56):
you know, you get into a creative space and you
have other creative friends and they do other creative things.
You're like, oh, that would also be fun. So it's like, oh,
if they can do it, I can do it, So
good luck to them. I think it's pretty cool as
you know, as a fellow actor myself, you know, Major
Motion Picture with Vanessa Hudgins know Nashville, not only playing
myself on Nashville, playing other people too. You know, you

(33:16):
put your work in and watch you pay off lunchboxes acting. Yeah,
I feel them. Well, no, no, I's gonna tell you're
you're your stuff's coming. So yeah, more details about you coming.
Have you ever even paid act? Yeah? Friday Night Lights
that was an extra but I got paid. But but
you weren't like I mean, you didn't say anything like camera. Yeah,
I said, no, you didn't say anything. I can't put
your voice on camera. No, somebody's voice was put over,

(33:40):
but you did say the line. Yeah, and they take
it out, they take it out. Yeah, all right, thank you, Amy,
I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. Are you two guys
are beer drinkers? I mean you pride yourself on it's

(34:03):
not a manly thing. Do local breweries actually taste better
sometimes than real and it makes you feel good that
it's local, so you think you in your mind it
tastes better because like, man, this was main right here.
But does it actually taste better if you go to
a local brewery? Does it taste better? Let's go with yes, yeah, yes.

(34:23):
What about craft beer because I think that's like specialized beer.
Does it taste better? Yes? Yes? Why it's just different, man,
it's different than what everyone else. It's more expensive and
more expensive. Okay, Well, there's a new campaign just launch
allows people to support local breweries and animals at the
same time. Sidewalk Dog is a company based out of
the Twin Cities. It serves as a guy to help

(34:45):
people find dog friendly events and businesses they can take
their dogs with them as well. They launched and for
thirty bucks, people can visit thirty three breweries and sample
forty seven free beers all over the place. If that
was one town, you'd be drunk and your dog would
be walking your home for sure. But the past benefits
American Humane Society. So I would encourage you go to
sidewalk dog dot com and maybe there is a local

(35:06):
brewery near you that's involved in this and you can't
help dogs. And you can also get you some free
beer if you go to one of these places, though,
do you just get to drink as much as you want? Yeah,
it's like a bar. They just like a bar. You
just buy whatever you want. You can buy a flight,
you can buy just some beer. Yeah. Like different, it's
a flight. Like it's like a board with four different

(35:26):
beers on it, and you can just have four of
those boards. Yeah, so you can have sixteen beers and
they won't stop you. I remember try that. Here's on
the flights. They're not full beers, some of them unless
you get I meant fight, so they won't stop you.
What about wine tape? If you at a wine place
like where they do wine, what do they call that winery? Bard, okay,

(35:49):
cut off there, like, well they cut you off. I
think if you can start a fight, you'll get cut
off anywhere. That's the marker. But like starting a fight,
but like a a brewery there there are no security guards.
There's no bouncers. It's just like the three or four
people behind the bar and that's it. So they can't
really keep an eye on people. I mean you could
have you ever yeah, yeah, all right, all right, good story,

(36:12):
good job sidewalk dog dot com. We love animals, we
love the American Humane Society, and well these two guys
love beer. And that's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. My slight breaking news is that
we play this game called Two Truths and a Lie,
and every day we give a listener a chance at
five thousand dollars and we're gonna play it all this
week and have a big grand prize winner next week.

(36:34):
We're extending in a week. We just got picked up
of the game. Not see the two of the show.
Doesn't It doesn't premiere till Monday on USA, But go
to Bobbybones dot com and sign up. We're just taking
listeners who signed up on line randomly. So sign up.
You'll see the rules and you'll see the spot where
you can write your name in there, and then we'll

(36:55):
do it again next week for five thousand, five thousand,
five thousand, five thousand and their grand prize. So oh,
that's that. We will play coming up though, in like
fifteen minutes and give a listener today a chance at
five thousand dollars. All right, time for the investigative Corny
where we figure out the morning Corny. It's lunchbox Eddie
and myself and Amy does the morning Corny as normal.

(37:16):
We just have to figure it out. Come on, ready, Yes,
let's go. Here we go, Morning Corny. Ninety seconds on
the clock from an, Amy finishes the joke and go
what did the nuts say when it was chasing the
other nut? What did the nuts say when he's chasing
the other nut? Run nut run pe nut shell shell nut? Cash?

(37:42):
You can't cash you me, cash me. If you can
cash you cash you. If you can read it again,
please Amy? What did the nuts stay when it was
chasing the other nut? What would a nuts say? Come
back chasing the other nut? I'm chasing you nut. You're nutty,
You're fast and nutty. Get you I'm gonna cash you.

(38:05):
I'm gonna I'm gonna cash I'm gonna cas' gonna go
I'm gonna cash you. Is that I'm gonna cash you? One?
Give us another one? Why did the banker quit her job?
By the banker quitter job? She was out of money.
She'd tell her. No one would tell her. No one
would tell her, no one would tell no one would
tell her. Why. I don't wanna tell her? Why? What? Why?
I don't know? I tell her? Tell her? Why did

(38:27):
the banker quick? She was a bank teller, I said,
why did the banker quit her job? Okay, I do money,
money problems. She bankrupt, she the bank went rubbed. She'd
cash you me if you can't catch me outside? What time?
Why did the banker quit her job? Quit? Stop fire

(38:50):
in inflation, ran out of a robbery? Five seconds? Guys,
insufficient insufficient buns? I like that, alright, ninety seconds. Well
we got the first one. Cash you me if you
can a good job. I'm gonna cash you. Oh yeah,
I'm gonna cash you. Something about to catch you. We

(39:10):
knew that, all right, right, hit it again, morning, corny.
Why did the banker quit her job? Why did the
banker quit her job. She lost interest in all Right,
the first one coming up? I got you, get to

(39:31):
do it? You got one? Right, Yeah, you're right. I
guess I let down. I guess I'll always be let
down if I'm only focused on them. One we didn't
get isn't that life? Is that? It is a metaphor
for life. All right, Eddie, go ahead, clear eyes, four hearts.
Good job, team, we got it, we got one. We're
all with Grace right now. Who has a chance to

(39:52):
win five thousand dollars? Grant. I'll be honest with you.
I'll be so nervous right now, not just to call
the show, but to have a chance to win five
thousand dollars. Grace, how are you feeling? I feel good?
Oh good. I like where we are. I like where
we are. Okay, that's a good sign. That's a good sign. Okay, Grace.
Where do you live? Fresno, California? Okay, Grace in Fresno,

(40:15):
a town I've been too many times. I love it
so much. We're gonna do this game where I will
give you a little story. Amy will give you a
little story, and Lunchbox will give you a little story.
You just need to tell us which story is a lie.
There's all thanks to my show Sneak in the Grass,
which will premiere August first, that's Monday at eleven tenth

(40:37):
Central on USA. Okay, Grace, are you ready to hear
the stories? Let's go. I will go first. So, Grace,
I once tried to solve a conspiracy. We talked about
it on the show before. It was whether Avril Levine
was really her or a fake Abril Levine, because the
rumor was that aber Levine was she was killed or

(40:57):
she died way earlier in life and there was a
new Avera Levine that replaced her because the label was like,
we're still making money off of her, So we got
to get someone out there. And so Avril and I
were at Dancing with the Stars at the same time
she was performing, and I was there doing the show,
either doing it or there as a guest, but I

(41:17):
was there at Dancing with the Stars, and so I
remembered her name as the clone that they say the
girl's real name that was now playing Avril. So I
went over by her and I yelled the girl's real
name to see if she would turn, and she didn't,
and so I think Avril was real. I think that
was really the real Avril, And so I tried to
solve a conspiracy about Avril Levine by yelling that name.

(41:39):
So that is my story. Grace, all right, we're gonna
go over to Amy. Now, Amy, give your story. So
when I was five years old, my parents were on
a date, so we had a babysitter and I was
playing outside and on my back deck there was a
nail that was sticking up and I scraped my leg
on it. But I mean it was way more than

(42:00):
a scrape, like it hit deep and I could not
stop bleeding. So the babysitter had to call my parents.
They had to come home from their date. I had
to go to the er like it was a whole thing.
And needless to say, we never had that sitter again.
The sitter didn't come back, or wasn't huh no, because
she wasn't hired back, because she wasn't watching me. I
was out playing on the deck by myself at five

(42:22):
years old. Lunchbox, your story. Oh, way back when when
I was in seventh grade, after school, me and my
buddy Dustin walked a block to the grocery store and
we're like, oh, we got money in our pocket, but
you know what, we're seventh graders. Let's steal a few things.
So we stole some gatorade, batteries, headphones, and two Snickers bars.
And as we're walking out of the store, manager grabbed
us and we got busted. Had to call mom and

(42:44):
dad and confess, you got caught shoplifting. Got caught shoplifting
when I was in seventh grade. Hey, Grace, how do
you feel about those? By the way, do you feel
like you know, do you feel like one of them
for sure is true? Like where's your head right now?
I feel like I remember one of them from the show.
Which one do you think you remember? I think I
remember yours with Avril and Dancing with the Stars. Okay,

(43:06):
And it does seem like something you would do to
try to tell the conspiracy theory. Okay, So that one
she's feeling pretty good is a truth? Okay, Grace, you've
heard them. Are you gonna go ahead and lock mine
in is true? Or would you like to kind of reevaluate?
I will lock yours in its true? Okay? Lock her
right there? So she's trying to find the lie. She

(43:28):
locks me in as true. Well, I'll go first, and
I will say that my story is. Do you know Eddie, No,
you don't have any of this. No, I don't. You
want to take a shot at it as far as
who the liar is or yours, because I don't remember
hearing your story ever. I do maybe remember Avril was there,

(43:48):
but I don't know if you called her by the
fake name, So you wouldn't lock mine in it, I
would not, absolutely not. Huh. Okay, well then I want
to hold you write your answer down as doing who
you think the Okay, all right, okay, so Grace has
locked me and it's true. I'm always for ready to
write his down you in. I'm in, yeah, Grace. Once

(44:11):
behind the wall of Dancing with Stars, I walked by
and there was Avril of Being. She was sitting there
with the people, and I kept walking out with I
turned around and I yelled a girl's name, and she
didn't turn around. And that's when I knew that Avril
Living was really alive. You're right, Grace Light, good job,
good job. Now you got a fifty fifty shot of
five thousand dollars right here. And the whole game is

(44:33):
two truths and a lie can you spot a liar.
USA's new competition reality show, Snake in the Grass. My
show gives four contestants a chance at one hundred thousand dollars.
The only catch. You have to find out which one
of them is sabotaging every turn lying if they failed
to snake, leave all the money. Spot the lies, catch
the snake, win the cash. Snake in the Grass premieres

(44:53):
August first, that's Monday at eleven ten pm Central on USA.
All Right, Grace talked me through this. You have Amy
with an nail, Lunchbox caught shoplifting. How you feeling? I
mean the nail definitely seems like it could be. Amy
might trip on some things the nail. You know, I
know your equilibriums a little bit off, so it's okay, um.

(45:16):
But Lunchbox, you know he used to do the posterboard
trick with the baseball cards. Cover it with the posterboards.
Do you scan the posterboard, don't see the cards underneath?
Then you got some baseball cards? So did he I
know he might have shot shoplifted, but did he get caught? Right?
So she's remembering stories of lunchbox shoplifting, Yeah, and getting
away with it. That's real good. Oh good, I like it.

(45:38):
I like it. I forgot it that he was doing that. Okay, Grace,
five thousand dollars on the line. Who do you think
the liar is? Lunchbox? All right, Grace has selected lunchbox. Lunchbox,
you are now locked in as the liar. Okay, and Greg,

(45:59):
why do you think that is a lie when it
comes to lunchbox? Because we know as a kid he
was a hoodlum and he did shoplift. I just don't
know if he got caught and had to call his parents.
I feel like he either could have gotten away with
it or light his way out of it. Lunchbox, she
has locked you in. You are to her the liar,
and if you lied, she wins five thousand dollars in cash. Lunchbox.

(46:23):
Did you ever shoplift as a kid? Yeah, okay, it's
guilty is charged. So he did shoplift that we thought about. Yeah,
and she did remember me going to the store and
putting posterboards in the cart and putting boxes of baseball
cards on the bottom, paying for the poster board and
walking out. Lunchbox. Did you ever I don't know. In
seventh grade, get caught shoplifting and the manager busted you

(46:45):
and you had to call your parents. Yes, I did.
Oh that's the truth. Yeah, it was this track me.
Dustin was like, hey, let's run over the grocery store.
And he's like, dude, we don't have to pay for anything.
I'll show you how to do it. And so he

(47:06):
was like he had a walkman, so we needed batteries
and a headphone for the walkman and got busted. Well, well, Grace,
here's the bad news. You did not win five thousand
dollars this morning. That's bad. Here's the good news. You
will come back on Monday show. And now the pot

(47:27):
it's up to forty thousand dollars. You'll have a chance
to win forty thousand dollars. You'll have a one in
four chance. You'll be playing against the three other people playing. Okay, okay,
So as much as that stinks that you did not win,
she did so good. You do have a shot at
forty thousand dollars. We hate that you didn't win, Grace,
but thank you for playing and we'll talk to you soon. Okay,
all right, thank you guys, I'll talk to you him.

(47:49):
There she is, Grace everybody, don't forget. Snake in the
Grass premieres August first at eleven tenth Central on USA DVRT.
Please if you if you don't mind DVRT right now
and get rid of to watch it. And you know,
we're over three young winners who did eddyhow I was
like Grace, I had lunchbox. I didn't know. I didn't
know if I know, he had a lot of shoplifting stories,

(48:11):
but I didn't know if this one was actually true. Well,
what we're trying to do is make sure we're not
like eighty percent of a story and then a little lie. Yeah,
it's all a lie. It's a lie. Yeah, Well we don't.
I don't want to be like, well my middle name
is dill Yam And they're like, well that and I'm like,
well it was it's really will you you know it's
I don't want it to be super close. Um, So yes,

(48:31):
no winner, We'll play a liars man. We'll play again.
We're fulling them. We'll play again tomorrow. This company that
basically invests decided they were going to invest in music
and buy people's catalogs or song catalogs, and so they
bought Brad Paisley's song catalog. So about twenty five million bucks? Wow,
Britain eyes. Yeah, I just watch it. But then again,

(48:53):
they're not your songs anymore. I guess you still sing them.
People don't know the difference. We don't own them anymore.
But Brad Paisley sold up for twenty five million bucks day.
I will sell him too. I'd sell one of you guys. Yeah,
probably crazy. I'd let you. So if you were gonna
buy a Brad Paisley song, which would you buy? Amy,
We danced, We Dance, Eddie. This is a dumb song,

(49:24):
but I like it. I'm gonna miss her. I'm miss her.
So I thought when you said dumb song, it was
gonna be ticks. That's a dumb song. I like ticks.
There the dumbest one of them. It's a good one,
though mine is probably Alison Crouse. Brad pay I'll play
this one here here this he putted that, but I

(49:45):
sing it too happy. I gotta start over because this
is not a happy song. No, this is death. So
let me say it again. Whiskey Lullaby, Brad Paisley. That
he put that involved the trigger and finally drank her memory.

(50:06):
I drank so much he died. One of the top
five country songs of my lifetime, I'll say it, I
have set of a bunch. I'll not breaking news here. Really,
one of the top five country songs of my lifetime
is that song right there. So Brad Paisley twenty five
million bucks richer if you believe the news. Now, speaking
of money, there is a new scam. And so what's

(50:28):
happening is like, hey, you want a loan, but yeah, sure,
I'll take a loan, and so, okay, enter your personal
data and your financial data, and then sometimes you'll get
a button that goes, can we access your phone? Because
it's a nap you go through it, dude to get
the loan, and I was go, yeah, sure, you can
access my pictures whatever you want. Here, here's the key
to my house too. You just agree to things. And

(50:50):
so it goes through your pictures and finds if you
have anything naked or anything crazy. Oh, and they have
ke they have naked pictures, or if they don't have
naked pictures. What they do is they take your face
from one of your photos and put it on a
naked picture that's not even you terrible and then they go, yeah,
we're going to like threaten and say hey, blackmail and

(51:11):
go to other family members and go, we have this person. Huh,
here's a naked picture for us. Though, I guess that'd
be a good thing, right, like put my face on
like a buy. They're not gonna put it on an
ugly body. They're gonna put it on a good body.
They probably what if they match it though, and it's
a really bad body, well that would not be good. Like, Okay,
we've done the work here, we found a body that
we think it's yours. You probably try to make it realism.

(51:33):
So one woman said that the lenders were like threatening
her and they sent her her thirteen year old daughter,
her cousin, her nieces in seventeen more of her contacts
a photoshop picture of a naked one with her face,
claiming that she had become a prospect pair of debts.
So all these people in her phone book because they
also have your all of your contacts. So so many
scams right now. But that story is from rest offworld

(51:54):
dot org. Amy, what was a scam that you recently saw?
I just got an email from Amazon asking me if
I had paid some bill yet, Like in the it
was two thousand dollars, so obviously your initial reaction is
to dispute it. So then they give you these steps
to go through and how you can like go to
your Amazon account and do this and that. But the

(52:14):
links they give you and how they want you to
get there, it's all not it's just them fishing you.
And so that's I could see my parents, like if
my parents were still alive, like this is stuff, Like
they're older, and they'd be like, oh no, what happened
to my Amazon account? Click? This could happen to you.
Why So I would like to think that my first
reaction was that it would happen to them. But okay,

(52:37):
so you're fine, probably me. So we have this document
where if we see a news story that we think
is interesting, we have a shared document and we just
copy and paste and put it up there. And then
I'll go and look out at the end of the
night and say, okay, any of the stuff good or not. Well,
we started to get a message going basically, you've been
hacked or if you're on this page, this could be
dangerous for you because of what has been put on

(52:58):
the page. It turns out Amy posted a link to
some scam and it took down the whole page that
we guess way to change our whole system because Amy
posted a link where if we clicked it, we were
all scammed. Amy. Yeah, I know. I saw that banner
that said suspicious content detected on this file, and I
was like, oh shoot, I think that was me. Yeah,
because I was trying to warn y'all about something. But

(53:20):
I do realize how dangerous that could be, including the
link that the scammers gave me, because then y'all might
be just doing research and you might click on it
and then now you've been scamped. Yeah, but you've been
scammed so many times. You shouldn't warn us about scams.
You should? You should just I feel like I have
a good radar for it now. No, No, you get
scammed all the time. Still, No, No, I feel like
I tell you about the scam. You tell us when

(53:42):
you got scammed. That's what it is. Well, occasionally I
do things and then y'all are going to tell me
it's a scam. The news in one minute, But first
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(54:05):
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(54:46):
That's Monday, eleven tenth Central on USA, So hit it up.
Time for the news. Bobby's story. A study says clean,
well dressed men get promoted and advanced in their careers. Now,
we've talked about this a few times, mostly to Lunchbox
because he always wants to be promoted, but he doesn't

(55:06):
get clean or dressed, even dressed sometimes. So this is
just another reminder that you have the ability, you're smart
enough everything about you can do it, except you just
don't commit to the clean or not even well dressed dressed.
So if you want to be something the company uses,
you absolutely can be. You just have to look the part. No,

(55:28):
I mean I feel like I do look the part,
but you don't. You don't know, Matthew McConaughey, he looks
just like I'm homeless. He's an act now, young. I
bet he was like wearing nice clothes. You know, he
can only stink once he got famous. You know, he
can only be smelly and homeless once he was so
famous nobody cared. Yeah, and where am I at? But

(55:48):
you don't. Okay, I'm gonna move off the story, but
you can plain all the time. We're just telling you. Yeah,
if you would every day for a month, if you
would just dress up, come into this show every day, slacks,
button up, hair, no champ. Yeah, Okay, well there you go.
He didn't want it. Button up slacks every single month,
f a month, come in dressed up every day for
a month. You probably get a promotion. Dude, try it.

(56:13):
That's not worth it to you. No, I mean, I
don't even know if I have a month worth a
button up. You can read, laundry, you can wash them,
you need thirty I don't know if I have a slack. Okay,
well there's your news. That's that's thank you, lunch clocks.
Drunk passenger tried to kick out the windows during a
midair rampage before marines piled on him during a flight

(56:36):
to Los Angeles. Man William Stephen Hayes thirty nine, forced
a frantic crew on a flight to Los Angeles to
divert to Salt Lake City. He was charged in Salt
Lake City with interference with a flight crew and assault
because he struck, beat and wounded, and so he went berserk.
Four thirty pm. He started kicking. I guess I feel

(56:58):
like I probably kick out a window too. Was on
my butt in the seat. I think if you kick
really hard, I think I would just feel like that.
I would feel like if I really gave it the
all what four that I could kick it out. But
he had a mid a rampage and unlucky for him,
there were some marines on there yeah, and they stopped
that crap and quickly m there you go. He's gonna
get in trouble. They don't screw around with their planes anymore.

(57:20):
You mess up up there, you go to court, you
get big fines. Yeah, like, hopefully he's on no fly list.
That's from the sun A survey the average ad all
feels healthy only three to four days a week. The
new survey of two thousand Americans reveals the average person
feels totally healthy less than half the month. Studies show
that most people aren't getting the proper daily nutrition. They're
drinking too much. Some of the participants reported that two

(57:40):
day hangover where they felt absolutely terrible happened about once
a month, and the experts say that the key is
to eat fruits and vegetables every single day. That is
from study fines dot Org. Thirty four days a week.
That's pretty good though, that's over half the week. Yeah,
that's accurate. Yeah, we're all going, yeah, that's right, we
all fit in that. Kate Winslet and HBO are following

(58:02):
up Mayor of Eastown with two new limited series. By
the way, great show on HBO Max. If you watch it,
it didn't look like it's gonna be a great show
by the picture on the front. But Kaitlyn was like,
I like the picture, let's watch it. And it was awesome.
She goes and she's like a cop detective that's been
kicked out and she has to like she's figuring out
the case where they abducted Kit. It's a good show. Yeah.
Here's the thing about streaming shows now, I get so

(58:24):
mad when they don't have them up there and ready.
The whole time, I've been reconditioned in an unfair way
because I'm like, all right, watch that one. Where's the
next one? Oh, it's not up. I gotta wait a week.
Sometimes I forget, I forget that I'm even watching the show,
and so it'll be three or four weeks when I'm like,
what was that show I was watching? And then I'll
catch up then. But I don't really stay on any
sort of pattern unless they're all loaded. Now, if I

(58:46):
really have patient, sometimes I'll go, you know what, I'm
never gonna touch it till it's done, and then when
it's done, I'll go through and watch them all. But hay,
when they hold them up one at a time, Wait,
what kind of our kid? This is Caveman. Still, Yeah,
I wonder why they do that, like why they decide
sometimes they do it, sometimes they just load it all up.
I think mostly it's the streaming service. I think they
like Hulu for the most part. Don't they go one

(59:08):
at a time? Mike, just generally, And so if they
do that, I'll forget Only Murder in the Building love
the show. I wish I could remember when it was
coming out every week, right, and so sometimes we'll be like, Wow,
what have I not watched, and it's like, oh, yeah,
I'm watching four weeks. So yeah, I wish they would
let you pick when you first pay, or you could
pay more like a dollar more a month to get

(59:29):
all of them they've already made immediately you would totally
pay for that. Yeah, you don't even have to night
of binge watch stuff. But I still if I'm finished,
what I like to do. The cheating way to do
it is I'm watching an episode and at the end
there's some big cliffhanger to get you to the next one.
I just want to watch the next five minutes of
the first episode and then stop because I want to
know what happens into that cliffhanger and I'm like, oh,

(59:51):
the next episode, you pay ninety nine cents. Maybe they
don't give you that episode yet, but you pay ninety
nine cents and you get to watch the first five
minutes of the next episode. I was talking to one
of my friend last night at dinner and we had
watched Severance, which I think, to me is the best
show in five years. Loved it, couldn't get enough of it.
I said, if they'd offered on Apple plus some package
and for like twenty nine ninety nine, they'd give you

(01:00:12):
twenty more minutes of content that nobody else gets, I'd
paid for it right then. It was so good and
so but they didn't, so I didn't. But yeah, I
don't like it when they loaded up one at a time.
HBO Max is coming out with that, so two new series.
If you liked that show, that is good. That's from
the Hollywood Reporter North Carolina woman allegedly sets the wrong
house on fire and revenge against an ex boyfriend, you know,

(01:00:33):
the real ex boyfriend whose house did not get set
on fire. I was like, first of all, I'm lucky,
and second of all, like I told you guys, like, yeah,
she's crazy and she ain't that smart and so. A
North Carolina woman who allegedly wanted revenge on her X
is accused of setting fire to the wrong house. It
started last Friday when a neighbor woke up someone and said, hey,
there's a woman trying to set your house on fire.

(01:00:54):
He ran outside and saw burning pieces of wood surrounding
a propane tank. Yeah, that's not how you do it, lady.
You know, lightwood around a tank that probably ain't gonna
catch the big metal tank. He got his rifle, well
the wood too. Just I'm not even gonna say it
because people will do it, but he got his rifle
in confronted her, and she mumbled something and then took off.

(01:01:17):
But you know the real like boyfriends like oh my god,
thank goodness. Yeah that's from WBTV dot com. A huge
genetic study of thousands and thousands of people suggested alcohol
accelerates biological aging. So you drink more that makes you
look older. I do not need a study to tell

(01:01:39):
me that. Yeah, a comprehend I do. I think it's interesting.
I think that the fact that they're going, all right,
this is exactly what alcohol does as far as cognitive decline,
early onset dementia, brain shrinkage, how it is affecting the cells,
and for how long you drink, like all of that's happening.
Oh no, I think it's interesting. I just or saying

(01:02:00):
sarcastically because like anybody drinks kind of wakes up the
next day, especially after forty even if you just have
one drink and you're like, oh okay. Cognitively, I feel
off five bags under my eyes, skin feels weird. I
like it because you don't drink. I like the story.
Maybe that's why I'm so fresh. Yeah, you know. So
they found a clear link between alcohol intake and shorter

(01:02:24):
what they call telemers. So I don't know what that is,
but it's some part of aging. So genetically it ain't good.
It could be actually passed down as well if you
drink a lot. Yeah, so everybody stopped drinking. Okay, I'm
on it. Gaming does not appear harmful to mental health.
It's all stories for me. Yeah, yeah, I just went
through it. Yeah, gaming does not appear harmful to mental

(01:02:47):
health unless the gamer absolutely cannot stop playing. So that
is from tech Explore. He says it doesn't matter how
much gamers play. It wasn't the quantity, but the quality
and if they stopped playing and had you're kind of
you know, when you started withdrawals, it's usually you're like,
you start to have those kind of withdraws that that's

(01:03:09):
where it becomes a real issue. And some players do
have that. I don't you ever lose like three basketball
games in a row and you're just like, feel really
bad about yourself. Though I'm never playing again. Yeah, yeah,
Mostly it's Madden and lose a few Super Bowl in
a row. You can playing a whole season. I'm like,
I'm out of this thing. I'm never playing again. Next morning, Okay,
new season. Gotta get my players in camp. That could
be bad for your mental health, though that's just me
being a loser of this bad round. Mental health, not

(01:03:31):
so much the game. I haven't played in four or
five days. I don't care about playing video games. This
is a way that I fill my cup competing if
it were video games, if it were mini golf, we
were playing in the league, if I just need to
compete somehow, and that's how I fill that void. I
just happened to be wearing a headset with a controller,
playing with animated characters. Deadly Bacterius found in the US

(01:03:53):
for the first time. Potentially deadly bacteria, which was only
in three other continents, has been detected in the US
off the Gulf coast of Mississippi. So all our listeners
down there, I can't really describe it to you, but
they say look out for the illness. You'll have a cough, fever,
chest pain, disorient seizures, all that. But they don't say
really where you get it except in the soil and

(01:04:15):
the water. But that's everywhere it's not good. They're like
in the soil and the water. Watch out where the
soiled or water. So there's some new disease down there.
A dog napper gets busted thanks to asking for a ransom.
The guy's facing charges in Portland after taking a dog
from a car and then asking for ransom money. According
to police, suspect broke the window of the vehicle and

(01:04:35):
got the dog out. The owner was in the business
for half an hour. The suspect left his number and
a note, and then only one in a hundred bucks ransom. Oh,
come on on Monday. The owner and the suspect set
up an exchange's at a grocery store. After the puff
and cash were exchanged. The cops were like, hey, we're
here too, We got you. He left his number. He

(01:05:00):
left his number. That's from ko I N And then
this is a sad story. But Tony dow and I
only bring it up because we talked about it yesterday.
His wife had said he's dead, and then yesterday we
were like, now they're saying he's not dead and she
was wrong. She admits she was wrong. Well, now he
died again. But he didn't die again. He died. He

(01:05:21):
died died, yes, so for real this time he was
seventy seven years old. And you may not even know
what leave it the Beaver is or was, but it
was a really wholesome black and white show way back
in the day that I think everybody watched. At least
Eddie tells me that, right, you can die around TV.
I wasn't alive then, Oh that's older than me. That
is from the Hollywood Reporter, And that's the news story.

(01:05:45):
Best black and white TV show? Which one would it
be if you had to pick again? We didn't watch
a lot of them, but what would you put as
a number one black and white TV show from back
in the day? This is good. Amy oh, okay, might
have been in color both both okay, so, but as
long as it was black and white, you're all good.
But it was black and white as well, Lunchbox, it

(01:06:06):
has to be Leaving to Beaver, because there's only two
I could think of. Was last see and leave it
to Beaver? Okay, Eddie Twilight Zone. Oh that was good? Now? Yeah,
I love Lucy Strong, oh, real strong. I love Lucy
real strong. And then, uh, Gilligan's Island. I feel like
early on may have been black and white. I thought
you would go Andy Griffin Show. Yeah that's good too.

(01:06:27):
I've seen all the episodes, but I would still I
still go. I love Lucy though. Probably it was Gilligan's
Island never black and white, MIKEE No, maybe I'm just
color blind. They were just the colors. I didn't see
it very well. You thought they were all black and
away we're being told Gilligan's Island had one season in
black and white. Oh and then I'm not totally crazy.
You had to make sure. Okay, your calls eight seven

(01:06:50):
seven seventy seven, Bobby, you guys can hit us up
if you have a question or a comment. I know
we just did the news, but I do want to
quickly when we come back, go to lunchbox, because he
has submitted a single news story that he wanted to
be put in the news, and I didn't do it
in serious news. But I'm gonna let him have his
second to submit the story he wanted to submit. Okay,

(01:07:11):
we'll get into that in a minute. You can't see me,
but I'm kind of rolling my eyes right now, So
we'll do that and your calls next. So that segment
we do. It's the news, somewhat serious, somewhat stuff that
I just think you'd be interest hearing. But it's our
attempt at doing the news every day and Lunchbox occasionally
we'll go, hey, this needs to be in the news,

(01:07:32):
and most times I go, I don't think that needs
to be in the news, even though sometimes the stories
a trivial. But I want to just give give you
a second, shine the light on you for a second.
Oh man, it's not about me in this story though,
it's not about me. This segment is not about me.
It's about Gina Stewart. Okay, she's a fifty one year
old and she has been named the world's hottest grandma
and I'm gonna tell you what she absolutely deserves the

(01:07:53):
title Eddie. I'm gonna scroll up and I'm gonna show
you something Eddie. Oh yeah, she's pretty. Oh she's born pretty.
That is a hot hot so photo shot. No, no, no,
she's fifty one years old. And she said, listen, I
avoid sugar like it's the enemy. Like, so you've got
to stay away from sugar. She drinks coconut water, at
least one glass of the liquid gold a day, usually

(01:08:15):
before or after her workout, and she does that cryotherapy.
Oh my goodness, she is amazing. She's also probably genetically blessed. Well, yeah,
I would agree with that. And secondly, I just feel
like it's all filtered. All the stuff is filter. You
can tell that it's filtered. She's like rock and coconut
filter and everything bubble okay. And she's also able to

(01:08:37):
say grandma because she clearly likes grandma. But she's still
a grandma fifty one. She doesn't like fifty one. She
looks at twenty eight exactly. Are we sure? Yeah? She
says she's a grandma of one. Remember you are what
you eat and drink, if you eat. She that she's
gig or box of chocolates or drink coke, be prepared

(01:08:59):
to wear it the next day. Yes, that's what I'm
talking about, Gina. But I mean, guys, it is amazing
that she is this hot as a grandma. And I
think it's just really cool that we get to see
the hottest grandma in the world and she deserves that title.
Thank you for yours. I mean, have you seen a
hotter grandma? I don't know. I never thought about trying
to find man. Definitely different. This is not just not

(01:09:21):
eating sugar. This is also other treatments, and it's called
working out, it's called being enhancements. I mean, look at
her lifeguard photo. I don't even think she's a real lifeguard.
I think she just puts that on and try to
beat Yeah, she's the only fans of Hell Well, it
says beach patrol on it. Yep, you can. I would
love to be on that beach. Ok. Well, there's Lunchboxes News.
Thank you, Lunchbox, No congratulations with congratulations congas. Stephanie's on

(01:09:46):
the phone, who lives in Arkansas. Stephanie, thank you for
calling the show. What do you want to ask lunchbox? Hey,
I'm a podcast listener, and I was listening about which
item would sell for the most when you guys were
talking about that, and lunch Box said his prom king
crown would sell for the most. And he roasted Eddie
so hard, saying everyone would remember that he was prom

(01:10:09):
king and no one would remember the shoes. But I'm
thirty one and I cannot for the last time, who
remember who prom king was at my high school? So
I just wondered if he y'all knew who the prom
king was at your high school. No, I didn't know
a chance, no idea. Sadly I do exactly because we're
a popular crown. No like you guys. Everybody I talked
to you says you weren't popular high school. Bobby was

(01:10:31):
a nerd. And this girl on the phone was obviously
not cool because she doesn't remember the cool kid that
was voted plump king. That's just Stephanie. Were you not cool?
Lunch Box? I was homecoming queen at my college. She
elevated it. That's a blay bigger deal. More kids, more
more kids, So she's gonna brag about that. But she

(01:10:51):
I'm like, she'd you called her? It sounds like she's
bitter that she lost the prom queen crown. She didn't
win it, so she's like doing it so this you
called her out so she wouldn't gonna makeover for college
and try to go for homecoming queen whatever, Stephaniely, go ahead,
finish up, Stephanie, say whatever you want to say to him.
In fairness, I was a late bloomer, but I don't
have my homecoming crown anymore because it's not that important

(01:11:14):
to me. So I just think it's funny that lunchbox
hold on to that. So dearly you could put it
on your resume when you're applying for jobs. I don't
think that would matter unless it's a conversation piece. I
don't think anyone's gonna go you were that, so I'd
like to hire you. No. That means you're good with people,
and people like you, and you're popular and so you
have a lot of connections with The running theory is
that maybe you were voted in as like a joke.
That's a theory. Well, that's a theory you guys made

(01:11:36):
up to make yourself feel better. Stephanie, thank you for calling.
Hope you have an awesome day. Yeah, y'all too, All right, bye, Carol,
and Massachusetts is on the phone. Oh, this is about
the time that Eddie got scammed. Because Eddie was standing
at the gas station at the pomp, a woman drives
up frantically goes, can I use your credit card? I'll
give you cash. So she gives you like forty bucks

(01:11:56):
in cash. You use your credit card and you stick
it in the machine and pay for her gut and
she pumps gas. Right, So, Carol, what's what's your question
after you heard that segment? And so he was going
to either call there or go there to see if
that was true that they weren't accepting cash, and to
call his credit card company to see if he was
charged anymore. So I just was following up to see

(01:12:19):
what happened there. Yeah, so I called the place up again.
Never answered, but I checked my credit card company and nothing.
There are no fraudulent charges yet. It's been what a week,
so so far, so good. Let's go to our export
and getting scanned. Hey, Amy, how long until they pop
up on your credit cautions? I think something would have
popped up by now, but you should definitely keep checking
it and also look for a tiny charge. Yes, they

(01:12:42):
do definitely, like go to home depot five dollars, what
do you buy a single stick? Sometimes they sell him,
you know, like five cents capa. Did you go watch
the Silent film after you buy your stick? A Carol.
No update yet, but if he gets scanned, we'll be
sure to let you know, because that happened. Been to
my husband actually, and they did like an Apple um,

(01:13:04):
Like they bought like a one nine nine Apple app
or something, and then they charged his credit card like
three five hundred dollars purchases. So just be careful because
it might happen. Yeah, it's that one little one. As
soon as they go, oh this works, and there then
they start buying big stuff as fast as they can

(01:13:24):
before it gets canceled. So that little one's just a test, yes, yes,
because that's not going to set off an alarm. And
so once they know it works, they start to buy
as many big things as fast as possible because an
alarm will go off. But they want to make sure
they can get it while they can get it. I'll
be away. But an Apple app. That's good, like they
try to do like every day, like simple things. Nothing
that'd be a red flag. Just take a gum, that's

(01:13:45):
what I'm saying, yeah single chee you every single chu
when you put it back. All right, Carol, thank you,
have a great day. Okay. So um a belated birthday
present for Lunchbox coming up. This is a couple of segments.
This got your name and I love it. I love
belated birthday presents. So a birthday present for Lunchbox. I
think this is a very wholesome, heartwarming segment, that it's
a content you can for it. Let's be honest and
we'll do that next. Lunchbox just had a birthday. For

(01:14:08):
your birthday, I sent you in your buddies to lunch Yeah, birthday,
Thank you, Andy. What'd you get him? I got him
a massage? Yeah, oh yeah, you like hit naked too? Yeah,
he likes that. And he said when I asked him,
what do you want, it was like, oh, nap, And
so I figured he can sleep while I get some massage.
Do you get naked immediately? Immediately, like if you want
to take your gone. He's at the front desk. He's like, sir,

(01:14:28):
signing up. So sorry. I tried to make sure he
was booked with a mail with sus but I'd be funny. Yeah,
they said they couldn't guarantee that. No, Um, I would, Abby.
Do you want to bring in his gift? Abby? Our
phone screener? It got lunch box. That'd be super sweet
about time because I told her that. I was like,
where's my gift? You said that day? Yeah, Lunchbox just

(01:14:51):
had a birthday, Abby said, do you mind? He's gonna
be a joke? What here it is? Here's the bag? Wow,
they get nice bag, green, yellow kake on. It looks
like yellow here. All right, lunchbox, what do you got
in there? Opening up buddy, blue paper. He's scared and

(01:15:13):
he's mumbling. Yeah, it's like, what is this called tissue paper? Yes? Yes,
that's what the most gift bags. It's very common. Okay,
keep going, nothing's gonna bite you. Keep going. There's a
snake in there. She got me a book breaking into
Acting for Dummies, Breaking into acting. Hold on, why don't

(01:15:35):
you guys know her how rude she is? Tell her
how rude she She did that to be funny because
you got her sing. I got it to be funny too,
But you guys thought it was a jerk move. Yours
is not funny because you always tell her she's not.
I'm already going. She's not. I'm already going to Hollywood.
I don't need this. Don't chef to audition. I thought

(01:15:56):
I got it, look back, you might need it. So
I guess we're not telling him this week. We have
to do it next week. Yes, yeah, the person I
only talked to is on vacation this week, so I
can't give him the answer. Okay, so next week we'll
tell you about your What did you say, I was
getting my book, he said, our contact for your possible No,
your audition and your possible role. We won't know more
about it till next week. Oh man, Nabby, thank you

(01:16:19):
for the gift. You should read that. Open it up,
Just open it up, give us a little passage from
breaking into acting for dummies. The commercial headshot. Yeah, commercial
headshots especially need to emphasize an actor's smile, showing your
teeth because you may have to audition for a toothpaste
commercial one day and they upbeat cheerful side of your
personality and the world of old commercials people are bubbling

(01:16:41):
over with enthusiasm all the time. Do you have head shots?
You need head shots yet, why are you saying it weird?
Do you have headshots? That the company. This company doesn't own.
Oh yeah, where are they? There are my house? But
why do you not have them digital? Why are they
at your house? Are they on paper right year? No?
They were last year at the beach. You took head

(01:17:03):
shot the beach? Who took them? Some photographer? Lady? You
hired a photographer to take headshots at the beach? Yeah,
why don't you have them digital? We knew I got
a link, but it's at the house. I am telling you.
We did and at the beach last fourth of July,
so a year ago, a little over a year ago,

(01:17:24):
and did headshots at the beach. Link is at your house? Well,
my wife knows where it's. I don't know where it is.
It's in her email. So at the house at the house,
So y'all hired a photographer, likely for family photos, and
then you had her play. I was like, why we're here?
Can we do some head shot at the beach? At
the beach? Would you please bring them in next week? Yeah?
Are your favorite head shot? If you were going to

(01:17:45):
pass out the producers in Hollywood? Please bring it next week. Yeah,
I'll get on that. Okay, thank you? Yeah? Not bad?
You knew you didn't need them. Not bad. I don't
know if it's bad. You guys didn't think I was prepared.
You were gonna be like, oh, you need head shots?
Were gonna guess what businessmen on today? Man? You know,
get mom if the headshots aren't very good, like because

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I we know kind of what they're looking for for
an actual headshot. Yeah, well you go to like glamour
shots in them all and take them there? Please? What
if we get paid for it? Please? And yet have
I need too? Yeah? Because I'm hearing you need glamer
shots and you like a leather coat or something something.
I let's go to Elizabeth in Virginia real quick. Elizabeth,
you're on the Bobby Bone Show. Thank you for calling.
What's going on? Hey, y'all, Good morning, Bobby. I just

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wanted to check on you because I know a few
weeks ago, maybe a month ago, you had jaw surgery.
I'm a stay at home mom, so I can't listen
to the radio in the car that often. But I
listened to the Morning before you had it, and I
hadn't heard any updates, so obviously you're okay. I just
wanted to check on Yea, I died. I died in surgery,
and we recorded a whole bunch of shows, and so
we're just not saying that I died yet because we

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want to get these out so advertisers get their commercials
on right. Yeah, but I had a bone in my
top right part of my gums on the side that
it broke. And when it broke it obviously the bone
was broke, so it's very sharp and it was cutting
through my gums and it just kept cutting it out
of my gun and it was like a shelf on
the side of my gums. So I went to a surgeon,

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doctor Jeffrey Colbrith. I looked it up here. It was awesome,
and it's not a fun experience. I have to go
into an actual surgeon. It wasn't a dentist. One of
my dentist and he's like, I don't I don't do this.
This is like you broke a bone. But I wanted
the surgeon. And if you go to the right person,
like when it comes to dentistry, it's not so bad anymore.
And so it's amazing and here I am. Never felt better.

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My gums never looked better. Every time sometimes I went
down the street and some later go oh nice gums,
and I'm like, I'm married, but thank you, but it was.
It was an excellent experience for a not excellent situation.
Well that's awesome. I'm glad to hear that you're healing
up because I know, like I said, I caught the
segment the morning before you went in and you were
really worried about it. Of course, because talkings you're literally

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your entire life. So I'm glad that you're doing Okay,
thank you for checking in. I mean, nobody on this showcard,
so thank you. A nobody person asked, Yeah, I just
started home alone, Elizabeth. Thank you, have a great day.
Absolutely bye, doctor Jeffrey L. Culbrith. Which, by the way,
not only did I not get it for free, they
came in and go, your insurance don't cover it. I'm what,

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So I got to pay like full o, which I
never do because usually insurance rocks. So maybe I get
a rebate. I'm mailing downhead sorry to day. This story
comes to us from Rapid City, South Dakota. A man
had just been released from jail, went to a car
dealership and applied for a job, and they said, oh, no,

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no employment here, so he took out an axe and
started smashing cars and he caused over one hundred thousand
dollars in damage. Us Back to jail, Yeah, back to jail.
But probably good. I didn't not to hire him. Yeah,
I'm probably that's probably a good idea to him. All right,
I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head story of the day.
It's Thursday, and since Thursday starch with that's why we

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do throwback Thursday. Only for that reason, show throwback Thursday,
Throwback Thursday. There's no other reason it's Thursday, except it
goes here we go nineteen sixty three. Today. In that year,
Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash peaked at number seventeen
on the Pop Singles chart. Peas peak was number one
country song, but it peaked at seventeen on the pop chart.

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And here it is Burns, Burns Burn, the Ring of Fire,
the Ring Today. In nineteen seventy one, Charlie Pride recorded
Kissing Angel, good Morning, You've got to Angel, good morning.
Speaking of number one song today in eighty one, Alabama
wasn't number one with feels right. I don't know why

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I sing that one very often. Yeah, all the Alabama songs,
I know. I don't know that. That one makes a
list of one that I know. Nineteen ninety five, Alan
Jackson number one with I Don't Even Know Your Name
Love with You, Babe, I don't even know who your name. Well,
I was fifteen and when this song came out. I
was one when that Alabama song came out. It makes sense.

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Maybe that's why today. In nineteen ninety six, Lean Rhymes
Blue hit number one of the country album charts. I
mean she's she was a kid. She was like fifteen
or sixteen, maybe younger than that. Twelve. Maybe I'm thinking
of me, but she maybe be in twelve or thirteen today.
In two thousand and one, Lean Walmack one one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars on Who Wants to Be

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a Millionaire. The money was donated to Independent School District.
But she must have done pretty good on that show.
That's Fine. Twenty eleven, Jake Owen hit number one with
Barefoot Blue G nine, Never Done Jam and Finally on
This Day Throwback Thursday two and twelve, Eli Young Band
earned a number one with even If It Breaks Your
Heart Songs still a jam so good. That's a good one. Well,

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that's your Throwback Thursday for today Bobby Bones Showback Thursday.
We are out everybody, Bobby Bones, Bobby Bones Show